2 10 157 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3b6f113706af0e4cd176ba933acb584d.pdf 721494bfeaf4b624da504ed4726a7b3a PDF Text Text Church Calendar WEDNESDAY First baptist Church P it* nskm department. Christmas party la social hall. 2:19 p. m. T. U. executivo meeting, 1:18 p. m. Plneereat Baptist Church S. S. effleere nod teachers supper meeting. 9:29 f . m. R. A.’* meeting, . jjMr*. Romper Steven* was hoel •ra t* tb* aoMal Christmas party a t th* word am etart**, L. P . N’a aptf nurse* aide* of Bcmlnol* MeAerial Hospital at h*r home on 7. 9. m. A Christmas them* was.eindad amt lm deeoratioos throughput th* b*o*e. TW refreshment Uhl* was •enured wtlh a large arrangement at Christmas greenery and red berftea. Flee* cards w on rod and ■mam. M n . Itaven'i unique tree Presbyterian por, • p. m. Mnler high sup- Enterprise Personals ' Guests exchanged humorous Christmas gifts and the hostess (•reived a beautiful Christmas corMg* from th* group. A turkey dbmer with aO the trimmings, in «JmBM pumpkin and mince pic. topped with whipped cream, was Member* «f tb* Mary Martha Circle * f tb* P in t Method!it Church la Oviedo enjoy'd their Christmas party at the boot* of Mr*. E. M. Olliff with M n. K. P. Mitcham a* eo-hostess. Member* enjoyed th* Christmas decorations and exehanie *f gUts followli.1 the regular busin«is presided over by Mrs. R. P. Wheeler, cl* of the P in t Baptist Church en.oyed their Christmas party at tb* home of Mr*. Ray Beasley. Mr*. Bill Usery aad Mrs. R. I*. Ward wer* eo-hostease* for th* occaiioo. Th* Beasley home was decorated with Christmas decoration*. Memhers took gift* to bk seat t* aom* children. They ala* bad a MMtial Refreshments wer* served to Mrs. Lynn Mosler. Mrs. C. R. Clonts. Sr.. Mrs. E. G. Cross, Mrs. A. i . Reynolds, Mrs. Willie P. Par­ tin. M n. A. A Johnston. Mrs. R. L. Croom, Mrs. T. W. Lawton, Mrs. T. R. Clonts, Mrs. W, J . Lawton, M n. Dora Kelacy, M n. Nellie Moon, Mn. Oreon Burnett, Mrs. Annie L. Carter, Mn. Pauline West, M n. Grace Lee, and Mrs. John Pearson. M n. A. 8. Johnston and M n, R. L. Croom wer* vlsl- ? Near Mrs. Ralph J. Sauls of Atlanta, G**rgia, arrived Tuctday for a visit with Mr. aad M n. L. M. Wright. Sh* swifted in th* wedding of her niec* Miss Bertha Wright to Dr. T u n er Z. Cason, Saturday. Dev. and M n. Paul Shultx enter­ tained Bishop Henry I. Louttit, of Only about seven per cent of all the south Florida Diocese, at lunch­ steamships In the world still us* eon Saturday. coal for fuel. -Thar* enjoying th* festive event were Mr*. Mary Dyehe*, Mr*. D. Barger, M n. Christine Wilson, Mrs. Rea Holmes, Mr*. Margaret Pearson, Mn. Irene Clary, Mrs. Kathleen Thomas, Mrs. Barban p n ; i r sortie# h r Mr*. A. H. Ray, J r , who U la the Winter Park Hospital, and h r Mite Kay* Mum. alio hospitalized. Mr*. A. J . Metcalf. chairman •» tb* circl*. presided at th* business Mfiioo. Refreshment* of homemad* German Cbocolal* cake. the Poet Office FA 2-0784 Prescript lorn* n r * omr malm bmmiMBO. B rin g , or b ar* y *w yomr proneriptlon I * h D octo r pbM k . H « fl h ilb r s r s l d y compou.ided w ftb fraak Srw0 l ■t a fa ir prico. E. C. FAUST, VI FAUST, DAVI KLINGINSMIW NORTH ORLANDO was on Santa’* route Sunday as he visited th* newest town in Florida and listed requests of children of th* 137 families who have moved Into the development. John Hemphill of the North Orlando Homes staff is shown helping Santa pass out candy to hla admirers. (Staff Photo) gifts that belong under e v e ry Shop F op Christmas At The New Mrs. M. L. McDaniel entertain- Several games were played, under d for Bobby Anstcy, of Longwood, the direction of Mrs. Ruth Grant. He* blew out the seven candles with a party eelsbrsting his sev­ enth birthday, Monday avening. on his birthday cake, which was served wllh Ice cream to David, Kenney snd Donna Sue Brook*. Margie and Eugene Kennrdy, Rich­ ard and Vickie Smith, Gregory Nichols. Circle 8 Meets At McAlexander Home Glaus and Faint Co. Mr*. Harold McAlexander was boilcss for the December meeting of Circle I of the Find Methodist Church, si her home in Loch Ar­ bor. Upon arrival guevti were served refreshments of fruit cake and whipped cream, from a plate with a lighted randle in a gum drop base. Mr*. C. J Meriwether presumed th* devotiun, Mr*. E. 0. Williams continued the »ludy anil Mrs. G. 11. Hudson, circle chairman presided at the business session. It was an­ nounced that a Spiritual Retreat" will b* held at Oviedo, Jan. T, from tu a. m to l:Jo p. m. Drinks will lie furnished. Members will lake a sandwich. Mrs. E u g e n e Williams, W. S C. S. president, was wel­ comed as a visitor Those present were Mines E. C. Williams, J . A. Calhoun, L. I. Hughey, Lida Stall, llrodie Williams, Clark lamnardy. S. G. Miller. It. A. Futreil, W. B Moye, C. V. Hamer, J . K Cour­ ier, C. J . Meriwether, 0 . B Hud­ son. Eugene Williams, and Harry Brown. Bobby Joe, Hilda Psye aad Lou Barker. Palsy Ruth Grant. Nowsdron Kennedy, Carl, Betty and Shirlen* Todd and Randy Analey. Osteen Class Holds Party You'll love the old fashioned charm son, Monday evening. Following the regular meeting, a Christmas party waa enjoyed. The home waa decorated with | Christmas greenery and a large i tree brighlenrd one corner of th* ! room. Games were played and re- i ireshments of fmit cake, cookie*.; nuts, tea and coffee were served. ' Mrs. Frank George was welcom­ ed a* a guest. Others attending were Mra. Levi Van Etten, Mrs. Guy llcall, Mrs. Harry Osteen. of intricate needlework framed m lace— delicate “Shooting Star” embroidery set off by lovely Alcn^on lace. All thio fragile beauty if lavished on wearable, washable nylon tricot. Touch this new nylon tricot nod you'll know what we meaa by luxury. Feels so light and ihin and smooth — like fresh flowers, talus nothing you've worn before. Marvelously opaque, tarn* like petals. Here, an elegant trio virii border* ol n*e boo h enchant ing'colon — Half of the curriculum al the Air Force Academy consists of courses in Ihe social .dcnccs and humanities. The rest is made up of applied and theoretical sci­ ences, nuclear physics and eleetmnlcs. jenaiatihly priced! P R IC K * V * TAG G ED fo r. lENERAL f f ELECTRIC ROLL-AROUND AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER T h in ex tra v a g a n t fla ttery io NEEDS NO INSTALLATION Model IP 90S 116 MAGNOLIA AYE. b w H t ( t a l l * lavnde*. Artiactiv*. tH)' r lo uif Umkou pie quickly \nop\ Jrt to on, type faucet pcoeuies hoce connec lion for hoc eiutr and hose Jcum toi uwtl natec m one ample unit concealed to, neat appeal once • Accredited Charge AccotmU Welcomed! �School Board Sustains Charges Against Teacher A Tha county school board last lig h t sustained the charge* It had made against Seminal* High arienre teacher Edwin William* and ditmiiscd him from the coun­ ty ichool ayatem. William* wai charged with refu.nl to support achonl policies requiring class flag salute, daily Bible reading, signing certain contract*, and reluctance to sign a loyally oath. »» The people who packed Supt. T. Mitwer's office and the hall outside it heard Williams tell the board that it is “ against my very deep eonviction to re­ quire anybody to take any kind of pledge except under hi* own will.' regarding the Bible reading, Williams laid that there ia sup­ posed to be separation of church and .•tile in the United State* -and that If the state requires a Child la perform a religious art the "Mate has usurped it* authorWilliam* said he doe* salute the flag when he feels that this is appropriate, but not “everytlmr sorhebody say* to jump up to do R." Addressing the people gathered lor the hearing, tha teacher put his hand over hi* heart and said Hut If a person is forced to latute C he flag K la only one step to tha "Hell Hiller" type salute. Williams explained that he has shown children how to salute the flag and said that If the salute ie done. It should be done properly and not desecrated. Williams said he has led his class in the Lord's Prayer aince the lime hia students said they wanted this. When he asked the student* tf they wanted to read the Bible, none of them said he did. the teacher said. The loyalty oath wai laid be­ fore him with a dozen of to other papers, and he didn't sign it immediately because he wanted time to read the papers. Williams explained. He said that he wai once cleared for secret govern­ ment defense work and that this could be checked. The Enterprise residenl said that he wasn't inleres'ed In sign­ ing hia tyarher contract after his removal as a high school physics teacher because the rrmoval broke the spirit of the contract. William* said mat tic. was remov­ ed from teaching the phyiica class the same day during the fall term that be received Principal A. J . Bracken’a letter asking him to sign the eontrset. Supt. Milwee countered that Williams was hired in midAugust and the signing of the contract was part of hia taking the leaching position. The hearing nearly atalled U minutes after It started when Williams' attorney, Kenneth lo f­ tier, disagreed, with the school board Chairman J . L. Rrumley and the board's attorney, Dou­ glas Strnalrom, over the charges to be discussed. William* was removed from a physics teacher position this term and assigned to leaching general science. The board wanted to stick to th# flag salute, Bible reading, loyalty oath and con­ tract charge*. Leffler wanted to Include a discussion of other charges which Bracken had ad- H adio Free Europe Says Reds Put Poison In Salt U lljr dressed to Williams In a Nor. It \01*. letter which notified Wiltiama of his rrmoval aa physics teaeher. Williams was kept on as a gen­ eral science teaeher for three weeks before he was auspended by the school board. Bracken told Leffler that the flag salute, and Bible reading charge* were not the cause of Williams' removsl from his phy­ sics classes. When Leffler aaked what did cause that removal Brumley told the attorney to stick to discussion of the other rhsrges. After the hearing. Williams said that he believed his strict dis­ cipline and grade* he gave prompted his removal as a phy­ sic* teacher. Ally. William Hutchison charged that the school board had picked only thres out of 13 charges on which to hold the hearing. Summing up, Brumley laid that the basis of the suspension was that Williams hadn't obeyed county policies which require a public school teacher to lead his class in a flag salute sod to read a Bible passage to the class each morning. 111* argument about Williams qualifications could go oo sit night, the board chairman said. Slenstrom said Williams has ths right to his beliefs, that separation of church and stats as a US doctrine Is "eminently co m c l'' and that the U.S. Su­ preme Court sayi that the flag need not be saluted under certain circumstances. However. Florida and Seminole County havs said the flag must be saluted and the Bible read in class, Slenstrom explained. , p m S,0C,ls NEW YORK (U P !) prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ........... American TAT ............ American Tobacco ........... Bethlehem Stret .............. Chrysler ................................ Curtiss - Wright ................ DuPont ......................... Kastman Kodak .................. Ford .Motor .................. . timer aI Electric ............... lieneral Motors .................. . Grsham - Psiga ............... Stock 14'* 7ID* 10*4 S3 MUNICH. Germany (UPD— Official* of Radio Free 71'* Europe said today Communist agents put atrophine (a 31 poioonoua alkaloid) in salt ahakora at the station cafeteria 282H .pat night in an effort to poison members of the staff, 109Vx w The attempt failed because official* of the anti-Com89l* muimt broadcasting station were warned by a double agent 93'. that the salt hsd been poisoned. S3' ■ I'* A sUtsmant Issued by th* daM's Inti. T i l ............................... lion identified the UpsUr only 0* M Lonllanl ......................... "a person ostensibly esed by a l»'t Minute Maid foreign Communist poew for Penney ......... . I HP* IV* Penn HR . .. . satiotaic* purposes.’* Royal American .. 4 The statement said the poisoner Sears Roebuck __ 4*H was “a Communist diplomat *toStandard Oil (N J) 411 Atoned in Western Kuiope, acting Studebaker .. . ' »-.* tr ^ mi the Instruction of his govern99G U. S. Steel The director *of th* Stale Wcitinghou.c El. lJO 'J Bscnt.** Hoard - of Health'* division of Ths station said the poisoning waste water has written Santord attempt was discovered Nov. XI, City Manager Warrrn Knowles just before ths salt shaker* wars that th* state won't approve any taken into the cafeteria where th* more sewer extensions to the L&M employes take their meals. city'* system until Hanford give* "Bampies were obtained ami an­ more definite plans on a sewerage alyz'd by American medical facil­ treatment plant program. ities." the statement said. "This The hoard of health division has, 'CHICAGO (LTD - A home­ Uheeaeled th* pretence la each sine* Sept. I. received plans for made bomb exploded in Sleinmetx •hakrr of atropine, a poison de­ srwer rxtrniion* from ’ various High School today. No unr was rived f r o m belladonna, T h t subdivisions where systrms dis­ injured and damage was minor. amount in earh shaker was .Aid charge into the city's sewer sys­ The explosion came at S:22 tem, division director H. H. Baker a. m., 37 minutes after polire pee cent by weight." "This waa surely enough to kill Jr. said. received a telephone call warn a man, even if ths victim only The health board cannot ap­ ing that a bomb would go off in sprinkled a little salt on hia food,” prove Interim methods of treat­ thr school at precisely >:30. About ment likr holding tanks for these 1,200 of the school's 1,700 pupils g spokesman said, "in order to protect Hi* staff, extensions until it has a more de­ were in lb* building. th* aafrteria waa closed forth­ finite city plan for providing The bomb was mad* of alumi­ with," the statemanl said. "The morr sewage treatment, he said. num tubing and black powder. It ■ City commissioner Earl Higgin­ Vyroper Herman authorities war* esplodrd in a looker on the top botham told the other commis­ floor of the three-story building advised.” Th* cafeteria has remained d ot­ sioner that, legaly, the board of located on live northwest side of ed since th* poisoning attempt health can't do anything hut with­ the city. waa discovered. It is scheduled to hold state funds from the clly. The ho mb axplodrd as Offirer Cay attorney William Hutchison Kennsih Murphy approached the reopen Thursday. said he didn't think the board of locker. He and It other policemen health would enjoin Hanford's sped hi th* school after rereiving sewage .system. Hi* lelephon* warning. Knowles advised the commis­ 1.1. Charles llopp said a candle sion “ Hie mailer may now be three • fourths of an inrh in entering a phase of belter under diamelrr had been attached tn standings ami closer coopers th* bomb Th# eandle had been lion," with the Mat*. lighted, perhaps sometime 1st* Tuesday. When th* candle burn TAI.I.AIIASS EE (I'P D -H arist #d low. th* flam* ignited a fuse. John Kasper w*s released from hit second stretch in the fed­ eral correctional institution here Two longwood resident* rstoday and said he would rc-ume reived minor injuries in s (brer hit pro-segregation activities. Ham* 200 acres of limber!and Hut Kasper, looking fit in ■ car accident at the inter .return dark striped suit and a hlu* pris­ of U .S 17 92 ami SR 419 yester­ south id Sanford was heavily damaged by a raging forest fire on-made overcoat, said he would day alternoon Treated for ruts and bruises yesterday afternoon. •darkle the ranal problem “in a and released Irom th# hospital Cto«# lo M men including Utile different manner." Hr said hr planned to writ# a were Mr. and Mrs. Oris Snod­ voluntern from Lake Mary, San ford Navy Has* Fir* Department book about his experiences lie grass. The Florida Highway Patrol re­ and forest ranger rrrw* fought also suggested the creation of an­ other political party to fight in­ ported that a car operated by the blaze for nearly four hour* Gordon Douglas Cobh of Mad- before a waa brought undtr son tegration It was ilia tall. 30-year-old Kas­ land slammed into vehicles driv­ trot. An official uf live Florida Forest per’s second release front the en by Mr. Snodgrass and Daniel Service reported today that the prison here The first time was Stearns of Elmira, N. V. m August after hr served It) Cobb was charged with failure fire was started by some smoold ering cinders month* tn yield the right of way. Definite Plan Needed For Sewer Plant, Board Told. School Hit By Homemade Bomb Kasper Released; 1>lans To Write Two Are Injured In 3-Car Mishap Acreage Damaged By Forest Blaze I Biggest Balloon Lost Over South RAPID CITY. S D. ( U P D - 'I t | Monday — Launched One bal­ searches fur anything resembling Mioulil have hern a gorgeous loon. taller than 31 - story HKO New York's HKO building No luck. Rriult: Plane unable (rigger a Huilding in New York, from Rapid eight," th# spokesman muted. And it probably was, if anybody .City. Miisiun tn ;o up to 120. mechanism to release balloon pay■aw i’.—■ brilliant orange and WW feet ami come back down (load, radar technicians unable ' keep track of balloon without white parachute, 94 feet in dia- Tuesday without getting lost. laisl: One fiallon. 441 feel long plane contart. Therefore, balloon rtrr, placidly floating earthward >m -*nere the world's largest bal­ an in (set in diameter, carrying lost. Sight, recrimination*. A spokesman for Winzen Re­ I,*t)0 pound load of ballast and loon was placidly lost. At least everybody thinks the scientific equipment, (vocations; search Co. designers of the bal­ parachute floated earthward with Over Nebraska. Lover: One Navy loon. said ths balloon contained a payload of cosmic ray mratur- tracking plane forced down in bad automatic devices which would have cut Ih* payload loose st Mist mg equipment Tuesday. Some­ weather. where in Texas, or Louisiana, or Tuesday—Balloon, made of plas­ I time, "It's not anUtnl we gat the payAlabama, or Mississippi. tic one ooe-UKMisandlh of an inch Bara's bow Hie world's largest thick, believed drifting over Jules- load hack,* be added, "bat w* bsll.'on and the world's most gor hurg. Colo. Navy plane gets into would like H to AH the blank spot* tm again ad Norah PtotSe, Nah., lias our data." C \ I XLtX S a tifo r b WEATHER: Partly cloudy with tlttlo ehanjr# In temperature through Thumday. High today, 76-80. Low tonight, 82-66. , United Press Uaaed Win NO. 686 Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA Juvenile Aid Formed A group of Seminol# County buaincanmen and official* today announced th* formation of a county wid* juvenil* rouncil to promote tha general welfar* of all ne«dy juvenilea in the area. Th* aubacrihcra who origin ated th* organization arg County Judge Wilson A lexander, school officials Hugh CarW ton and Herald Hcckenhaeh; the Rpv. Ernest Bollck; Chief Sheriffs Deputy .Ilm Singletary, Wildlife Officer Robert 1 John­ son and Attorney Kenneth Mc­ Intosh. The purpose of the organiza­ Truman To Speak MIAMI BEACH (U l'l) -F o rm e r tion as staled in Its charter is to develop a better understand­ President Harry Truman hat ing of the problems of needy agreed to giv* Ih# main address juveniles by the public, lo en­ to a fund raising dinner hero Feb. courage the correction, training 27 at which Florida Democrats aro and rducation and placement of inviting all of the parly’s top presi­ needy juvenilea within the terri­ dential candidate!. The SlOO-a-plato torial .limit* of Seminole Coun­ banquet waa planned Tuesday a* ty: lo assist financially and a meeting in Tallahaiae* of th* otherwise the correction sod re­ dale’s Democratic leaders. habilitation of needy Juveniles where no other means *f assis­ Farmers Favor Quota CHILDREN OK THE LUTHER LEAGUE of Good Shepherd Lutheran tance i* available. WASHINGTON (U P !) — Florid* Church will present • UvIdr nativity scene on the lot wher* the new church Judge Alexander, who originat­ farmers voted overwhelmingly wB bo built on fiwy. 17-92, Monday through Christman Eve front 7:30 to es) te organization "because lAieaday lo extend strict market* there was no other way lo help ing quotas on cotton and peanut 8:30 p. m. each nlffht. Rome of the young people taking part in thin prethese kids," said th* group is rropi. The U. S. Department a( Christmas Biblical scene are, Buster Anderson, kneeling at the foot of the open "lo Interested persons who Agriculture aakl Ihe vote In favatf manger, Karen Metgler, sitting at the other end of the manger. Standing wish to donate their time and of extending quotas on upland cotleft to right, are G. J. Metzler, Marion Anderson, Sharon Swartz anti money lo needy youngster!." Ion was 913 to M and ■ lo 1 for long Donald SwarU. (Staff rhntn) At tha group's first meeting, staple cotton. The vot* waa Mg HerVenKseii war elected prei! ta 109 tor puaaot quota*. drnt; Singletary, vice president and Johnson, aecrelary-traasurer. Regulations Tighten On the first board of directors TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — Tbo are llaekenbach, C'arltoa and State Road Board has tightened Rev. Bolick. regulations tor bidding on stain to Uic Snohomish, Snoqualtuie and other major east-wist artery, United Press International The group plana to hold regular highway construction Jobs. Thn Green rivers, flooding thousands was washed out. A two-pronged snowstorm lamonthly meetings and a mem­ hoard approved Tuesday a new of acres anil marooning scores Rain was predicted today bership drive, soon, Jtidgt Alex­ perrd off Into showers today, rule requiring contractors to list of families through thr storm area, eastward ander said. leaving highways between midearh item of construction equipThe flooding closed Snoqualmlr to Georgia and north into south­ men! plus tha itam'a aerial num­ New Meslco and the Texas-Okla- Pass, the slate's main cast-west ern Indiana. Other showers were ber. This will allow stale officiate homa Panhandle clogged with up route, to all but onr-wny traffic. expected along the Washingtonto check on how much equipment The Stevens Pass Highway, an­ Oregon roast. to two feel uf snow. ia owned by th# bidding firm. The storm struck Albuquerque, N. M., first, raced through the Fate Undecided Panhandle, slackened, then roar­ HAVANA (UPD — Tbo toht gf * ed back with winds up tn Si) New York-Miuml manufacturer ac­ miles an hour to close schools, cused of plotting to smuggle refu­ isolate towns anil strand hundreds Final mUiptimi of it tentative budget for lil.V.Mul gees out ot Cuba roited today M of travelers. calling for J 1,732,000 over-all spending but reducing th* tha hands of a "ravolutionary M> Albuquerque received 10 inches tax rate from 41.5 to 11 mills is expected tomorrow by PARI* (UPD Tbo United bunal" eooaidaring government do* of snow, the .crond heaviest fall ,m the county commission. Slates told lu NATO nlllaa today m a n * that be bo seal to prison i.- H.x hj'iz/ix \n'Jh-r Jos Inch!-' 'f ile DOanrMVt incut Ifi a public h earin g to adopt th# that It Hill has a nuclear Irad lo t Mi ytar*. Urn five-hour trial fell at Lai W ifil* N'. '.M. and budget a t 10 a, tu. over th* Soviet Union, "both with of John Martino ended at > a. m . Ssnlx Ross, \ \l , was covered respect to nuclear weapons and to It was not known how soon Mm A tem porary budget o f $1,323,1 IH was adopted Sept. with two-foot drills. verdict would be announced. the means of their delivery " 2 0 based on what th e com m ission term ed " a fictitio u s Rain covered Ihe edge of lit* U. I . Defense Secretary Thomas storm and movsd mlo Louisiana ta x ro ll" due tn a delayed property reappraisal. S. Gate* gave tha assurance to th* Nixon Limited and southern Arkansas, with NATO council or minister*. He said WASHINGTON (UPI) — M et more than an inch recorded at Ihe United Slalea "is confident of President Richard M. Nixon ana Lufkin. Tex., Shreveport, l.ii , and its nuclear superiority." be expeclrd tn limit hia I960 presi­ El Dorado, Ark. lie also warned Ihe alliance dential primary efforts to a hand fig Winter weather of another sort againvt expected Soviet conces­ of it ate* even If Gov. Nelson K touchrd uff western Washington's sions lhat would allow Wratcrn na­ Rockefeller invitee contests in aO second major flood in two tions to rrdure their defenv* costs. possible arras. This Judgment months Steady rains melted lie pledged that the Umtrd States came today from a well-posted mountain snows, which moved inwould maintain its powerful informant, who laid Nixon would ground, air and naval forces in be tun busy in Wishiogton ha enKAiFOKD (LTD —State iVnul Directin' II. G. Cochran Europe gage in primary scraps tor noJr. begun luduy a pc rami a l invent ignt ion into ch;ngcn of Hritain and Italy added their tional convention delegates Ms pledge* tu maintain ur increase dozen or more stales. brutality at the uprawting Knifnrd State I’rismi. | C ochran arrived at 9 a. tn. and w ent im m ediately into a present defense force*. But France’* role In tile alii SttHlls Church Funds cloned co n feren ce with Prison Superintendent D eW itt Sin ■lire and American criticism of KOKOMO. Ind. (UPD - A twicerla ir. II—caused controversy in th e ' mi'rn'e(! minister waa intimate Thr nrw invealiitalion was ABOARD U.S S. ESSEX IN’ inrrlmg amid the general show with i t least 10 laen age girls ia MEDITERRANEAN (UPD — A touched »lt by federal grand jury of unity. hia congregation befora he decamp­ U, S. 6th Fleet task force taking indictments Tuesday against 14 NATO Secretary General Paul ed with a woman half his ago President Eisenhower on ■ leis guards fur cruelty lo prisoners. Henri Spaak condemned an “in­ and several thousand dollars In urrly trip u> Tunis tlt-ami-il plac­ The jury ehargnl in Jacksonville discretion" on llie part ot the church funds, police said today. that mins convicts were chained idly westward Iih1.iv low aid a Umled Slates in leaking charges Th* minister, tha Rev. Clining salute at xca by the Hnli'b Med lo their roll bars for as long as that France, hy not living up In Hell. 40, left Kukamo two weeks lu days in a row with little or iterranean fieri. its military commitmenia, waa *n- ago with a 23-yaar old woman who The task furcr, wilh thr I’red IH) fsHit!. WASHINGTON (DPI) -Agricul- daitgrnng the alliance. was mu hit wife, officials laid. .Shortly before Cucliran's arri­ dent aboard the i raiser f . S S Gen Nathan II Twilling, rhair lira Moines lo catcll upon hi* val, Sinclair held a press con lure Secretary Ezra T. Henson inan uf the II. K Joint Chiefi of 'Ie left behind a wife, three child­ rest and sleep after 11 ilreniimi* ference with newsmen am) laid left Ihe hospital Tuesday deler Staff, made the charge at a sec­ ren and a note which read: " I days of personal diplomacy, wav ihe blame for the alleged brutality mined In resisl demands fur his ret inerting of the NATO miltlary have done you dirty." making a rendezvous lair this at the feel of former Slate Pri­ resignation and in pin the blame committee afternoon with lintish fieri unit* son* Director R. O. Culver. French Defeme Minister Pierre for farm program failures on the between Malta amt Sieilv. Me said Culver hired guard Giilllaumal said today his govern­ Dcmoeriiu* • controlled congress. Eisenhower, IJ.Ono mile- along ('apt. James II. Dunn over his ment wa« seriously concerned that Henson looking vimewhal thin Ilia charges had been leaked lo no hi* II mown peace illusion, objection* Dunn was^blamed for had nothing nvorr strenuous to do ordering most of Ihe’ brutal pun- and drawn after surgery tor re the press today than loaf around th* flic lahmrnt movat’ of’ ’his gall bladder, bladder. de­ ’ (iates defended Twining and said suite of thr heavy cruiser and If Dunn hadn't been hired, this that although he rrgrettrd the clared again “ I am not going lo mount thr bridge this afternoon whole thing wouldn’t have happen­ publiriiv given Itie rhargps, facts There were 932 birliis recorded lo take the salute from the llrlt- ed," Sinclair contended "1 told resign " are Tacts and cannot lie ignored, in Seminole County during the ish cruiser. If MS Tiger, flag Culver before thr first riot that If GOP National Chairman Tburs "My government endorses the ship of the HrlUsti Mediterranean I could fire him (Dunni, he al­ ton H Morion, meanwhile, dis­ military substance of th# speech firsi 11 months of 1939, according to a report released today by ready would have been fired." fla*4. closed lhat he and Denson had made by Gen Twining," Gale* told County Sanitarian V. J , Rob­ Sinclair, who has been superin­ the ministers “ It ia wilhin the tendent sinrr 1919. said he would agreed there is an "urgent need competence, rights, and responsi­ bins The number of deaths during to s< -4 Ihe rerun! straight" on who fire all the guards indicted by th* bility of grnrrala lo rominent on jury if necessary lo dear up Ihe ia to blame fur farm program the military ronsequtnecs of po the same period of time was 3(2. Robbins also pointed out that difficulties it Radford “ I'll do failures. litiral decision* " at tha health units w Sanford what Mr. Cochran say*." he pled­ Morion said hi agreed with amt laingwovd. some 3,343 im­ ged. Hut he noted that Ihe pri­ munization shots were given with Benson lhat Congress is to blame son already was understaffed by the largest percentage Irom dipth. WASHINGTON (UPD —A radio sum* 3u men. beraute it has refused tu aecepl Iheria, whooping cough and television industry spokesman lias administration proposals to tetanus. cautioned the government not to The Cham lier of Cum mere* Cof­ change "ohsolef#” farm laws Other figures released today let "hysteria” over payola and "designed ui treat ddferent pro fee Club will welcome two new show lhat 240 physical eaaminarigged quiz shows lead it into the squadron commanders of the San­ blent* in a different age." lions were made by Ih# health Held ul news censorship. ford Naval Air Station at its meet, - unit and a decline over (he prtRalph Knock, chairman of the mg at 10 a. in. Thursday at Mr*. ■ vious year in TU case*. board of the Radio-Television News The Jayccrs will present awards Appleby’s Valdes Restaurant. Directors Assn . made Ihe plea lu the winners of the four float Cdr. F. G, Edwards uf VAII3. Tuesday at Hi# Federal Communi­ category competition In the Christ­ and Cdr. David King of VAII l cations Commission's Investigation mas Parade at their meeting at will be introduced by ('apt. J . D noon Thursday at Ihe Civic Cen­ of broadcast abuses. Children uf the Lutheran Haven Damage. CO of IfatWing One. Cdr. Hnnick. who also is vice presi­ ter. Arthur Elder, new executive offi­ The Sanford Lion*’ Club annual dent In charge of news at station Winners were Pinecrest Kiddle at Rlavia anil be in town Fri­ cer of VAH-J, also will be wel­ day no a gift buying tour as Christmas Party will he held at WTVJ, Miami, said hi* group fear Korin-r and Sanford Naval Air Slacomed, along with several busi­ 7 p. m. Monday at ihe Civic Cened that ' Congress nr thr KCC will tion. first and ircuml in Ihe busi­ gut--t* of ihe Ja>reel. ness men who have toms her* ler. Lions, their ladies, and their The Jjy r r e balloon sales dur­ recently. invoke new law* and—or regu­ ness group; Anna Miller Circle, guests a i* invMid to the dinner lations on programming which first, and Pilot Club, second, civic ing thr Christina* parade netted and entertainment which wiU adversely affect the presentation group; Methodist Church, first, about ftjo lor Ihe ehddren. Each feats** aa Orlando giri barber­ of news and information allows." Presbyterian Church, second, reli­ will be givtn to lo buy gift* sod C Of C To Meet The regular monthly meeting of shop quartet All attending art Other witnesses proposed that gious category; St. larks'* School, the balance will go to the Haven. Archie Wise, chairman of the th* DeHary Chamber of Commerce expected to bring a M toy to th* government set up a fourth first. Lake Mary, second, large floats, and Altamonte balloon tele, said the Jayeeoa wiU bo hold tozugM at 7.30 at be put under th* Chriatousa law* taleviamn network Vu provulr "edu­ school cational and cultural programs Springs, •first. Douthslde School, will escort the children to town iltalsoo University Hall to De- at tho Sanford Elk's UTub Dee. freed from Ihe blight of commcr- second, in the small school floats at I p. m Friday fur the shop­ Land. All member* are urgrd to 24 Christmas Early. Dinner Ec­ kel* art |i sac^ division. m ail." atUnd. ping tour. News Briefs Record Snow Wallops Western Plains Budget Hearing U. S. Holds Nuclear Weapons Lead, NATO Allies Told Penal Director Starts Raiford Brutality Probe Ike Catches Up On His Sleep Farm Failures Blamed On Demos Births At 832 Thus Far For '59 T V Spokesman Cautions Against News Censorship Navy Commanders Feted Tomorrow Jaycee Awards Slated Tomorrow Youngsters Set F o r‘G ift’ Tour Lions To Hold Yule Party Monday �k m 'm V h « l t - W d . p«g. H , l f S B th e M ir l 9m H Nikita's Visit To US Top '5 9 Story m Postal Traffic To Bo Studied •Hi--/. •aaford'e d ir eommltsloo hat ••14 City Manager Wtrren la wart with tha Sanford (or better' handling of O a paaUl truck Uaffk oa Second M. The easnmluioa laid Kaowlee Monday Might to have the poaial tracks dap backus across Second tL when maUag deliveries to tha it office annet on Second k Are. delay la telling a new San* M postoffice or an expansion of fee.p raitirt oaa la due to “local people net n a k ia f up their minds mm working together" on select* a alia for the addition, Knowles tha cam mission. Downtooa builneiimen chose* to f e d a suitable site, arc studying ferae or lour areas, Francis Jteu* millet Jr . said yesterday. Roumiltog to chalrmaa of a group of 11 « a e e a l * advise lb* General Services Administration oa a suit­ able location for added poilofflce bwiiltles. Tha 12 all want the ad* hi downtown Seaferd sr, a Thursday night the commission alia: Defend a request of Cbnrles M d Laura Medlia la vaeete the right of way ea Third, COOKINGMAGIC N S K M IES 1 M l! with modem, ciaan dmndabli wvwfefsj M n v m n iV T v Fourth and Fifth streets west of Persimmon Ave. Designated the Sanford Atlantic and Florida State beaks te be the depositaries for Senford funds dur­ ing IMO. Reappointed M. Rupert Strick- land to the city board of adjust­ ment. Decided to buy a 1< mlliraeter sound projector for fire depart­ ment training films and two Pola­ roid cameras far the Joint use of the public works engineering end etlJitiee departments. Approved transfer of t i n to finIsk Uw new bird fly In Uw city see. ft should be finished in about two weeks Knowles said. Told the city manager sad Build­ Anthony Jl mines wan named ing Inspector M. A. Yelvlngton to Scout ef the Month at tha Court of Honor for Labe Mary Troop 242 look for a men to help Yelvlngtoo In building Inspection field work. Monday night. Receiving advancements a n d awards were Edward Lechtara, second class, first aid, flremansblp and bookbinding; Danny TUIli, first clnss; William Rlakomore, biking and MUlon Howell, boma repair. lflltan Howell, Randal Chase and Bab Lae were presented Star Scout awards by their parents. Mr. William F. Whitehead, 71, Two members of tho troop, John and Robert Stutsman, attending a died Sunday et his horns 101 Atalea Tampa school, also r a c e l v e d Funeral service! were held at awards. John, first class and Rob­ g:M p. m. today at the Gramkow ert, Star Scout. Scoutmaster Htnk Demers stress­ Funeral Home chapel, with Uw ed the importance of the rigid phy­ B ar. William Schaeffer of Orlando sical fitness program the boys are officiating. Burial .wee In Glen undertaking. A presidential award Haven Memorial Park, Orlando. la avaUabla if au points of Uw pro­ A retired dark, Mr. Whitehead gram are successfully completed. moved te Sanford from Orlande in He also told of the Importance, IMS. He was a member of the Conto the boys and their parents, of trsl Christian Church. Uw advantages in chars cter build­ Survivors Include bis wile, Mrs. ing when working toward becoming Margaret Marie Whitehead; a son, in Cagle Scout and said that never Elton Whitehead ef Sanford; a has any Eagle served time In a fed- daughter, Mrs. Barbara Stewart, leal prison. Indianapolis, lad., end a sister, A variety of skits was presented Mrs. Carrit Tiger, Morrietowa, by patrols, a movie on Jungle sur­ N. J . vival was shown and refreshments •are served following fee Court of presentations. Lake Miry Scout Of Month Named William Whitehead b Dead At 71 Insurance Men To Meet Tomorrow DECEMBER M Admission* Yvonne Foster, Sanford H aul Meughtan, Senford Lynn Rred, DeBary Wilma Wallace, Sanford fylvta McNulty, Sanford Barbara fiviags, Alta moots Springe Horn Zimmerman, DeBary Alab Bowling, Senford Byron Squires, Sanford Lawrence Haulerson, Oviedo Lillie Herndon, Sanford Athol loss Ashe, Sanford Births Hr. and Mrs. Claud* Porter, Mr. and' Mr*. Chester McNulty, Sanford, ■ daughter Mr. end Mrs. William OoWee, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Schleaid, Senford, a son Mr! and Mrs. Raleigh Wallace, Senford, e daughter Dtamlsiata Johnny Davis, Sanford Janetta Austin, Sanford Gladys Seibrook, DeBary Ruby Register, Sanford Lavilla MacFartane, DeBary Dorothy Andirsovt and baby, Sanford Louise Roberta, Sanford Edward La Rcau, Lake Mary Sherwood Barbour. Sanford Alab Bowling, Sanford Prisoner Escapes CMy prisoner Archie Williams Jr. escaped from a work truck detail Monday. Willie ms. a 21 year old Negrp-escaped near Uie county court house, work detail supervisor Don Stone reported. Williams is five feet, eavan inches and weighs 111 pounds, police said. NOT RESPONSIBLE 1 111 not he reopoaelbie for any debts Incurred by my wife Joyce M. Heyward sr an jaws other than myself. Big, David R. Hay nerd Jr. Natural Gas Co. Mg Stalked Ave. FA S-IMd Rev. Henry Lumb h Dead At 86 Tbs Rev. Henry, Lumb, M, re­ tired Methodist rafnletsr, died at Seminole Memorial Hospital Mon­ day afternoon following a Uogoriog Ulneie. , He was born In Osett, England, cams to Amtrica in 1MT and bed been a rosldsnt of Sanford tor Uw past 10 jeers. Survivors are bit wife, Mrs. Emma Lumb; one daughter, Mr*. LUlls OTWaaslly, Slaghaattea, N. Y-J ana sen, Lataard, Newark, N. J . Funeral service# aril b t bold at t : » f . m . tomorrow at fee Meth­ odist Cbareb wHb Rev. T. C. 0 'Steen adflcUtlsg. Burial will be at a later date. Briseon Funeral Home la to charge ef arrange meats. G EO R G E'S T A V E R N 1011 F r e n c h A v e . At The Kentucky Tavern 8« I'roof 5 Old Taylor OS Proof 4 fifth I IflM M flM _ j 2h SLi 2 B I C Across frees the Feel Ofhee "A sk fo r TOP VA LU E ST A M P S1 Now A SSOC1ATES, W * Invite You To C O M P A R E Onr INC. I Itara'e I fee WwwDivie'# I M to TOM LOW, LOW PRICIS . . . Everyday youY Rnd oil your needs at WrtwDUie, p r « * J a s - v - * '" . - '. - . - . - * * -K A M M D - QUAUTT M l*T V A J WVM-&.M n m M * » , Stomp of quality, You wtU find eoch cut pjomly morked W-D "Brooded" — otturonce that ■you buy"only wry mark ofi uuvmiy quality t% h rtoauy reod-ly onan. Y** * to - —in ..— " i the'»• r best.. .This n m tiK w # * marbling nf . J __* i _*_ prom 1 7* [>aront M inl 4ka the tine of tUL rub, even I.^S. textured grow* .which Ives extra Haver and magnificent tenderness upon preparation. Winn Dixie's expert meat cutters u s o dolt hand In eliminating evens bone ond fat. Ounce fee ounce you will find m s watte, more good merit with every pure hove mode. Not having to poy for whot you con t eat le an important fatter become In comparison, W m - I> i« 's gvooter value actuoffy affords fever qpolity fer L tU ! fifth Ancient Age ftv T m ice s Seagram’s “7” Old Crow 79 h flfe iifl J . T e l, Mgr. KIRK - Plain PA B-TMd Diedet Wton Vo Haases A Co* Manhore Msw T art I 89 100 Troof C am p lett Yarn- Christens Shaffi*f at A share to American Industry grows and earns throng bent to# years. Fee Inform ad an eeB — SECURITY Old Grandad Old Taylor took the hsavywelght champion, ship out of the United States, would have led Uw list, followed by the Lee Angeles Dodger's play, off win of the National League pennant sod their World Schm defeat of tho Chiesgo White S o * Some added starters wars pis. sage ef the labor lew, the pc*. Thanksgiving cranberry scare and the Montana earthquake. Few voice were cast for Crown Prince Akihito'a marriage to a common­ er, the Mexlee floods, death of Errol Flynn and little Rock school integration. Give e Gift That GROWS . . Shop For Christmas v 100 Proor Mideait end Asia; Nison visiu Soviet Union (DecemberJuly) 7. Jeha Foster Dulles dies, U replaced by Christies A. Hener as U. S. Secretary af State. (April-Msy). I, Communist Chinese troops move into Tibet, forcing Dalai Lems to flee to Indie; Bed Chi­ nese ‘ troops also viol its Indian border; Laos charges invasion from Communist North Vist Nam. (MerthAug.Sept.). t. I.’oGaulls proclaimed first president of Fifth French Repub­ lic, presents new plan for Alger­ ia; Frinee shows greatest resur­ gence since war. (Jan.-Sept.). It. Louisiana Gev. Earl Lasig put forcibly Into mental institu­ tion: free* self it drsm ttk court session (May). Hawaiian ststebeod nearly made lbs last. The vote's also rated highly the Senate subcom­ mittee investigation ef labor rseksteeriag. Tha monkeys Able and Baker sad their 200-mll# •high •pace Bight drew many votes. If there hid been a sport* cat­ egory togemsr Johansson's vic­ tory over Floyd Fattoraon, whleh Hospital N otts The JK. Johns Life Insurance Undcrwrilera wiH meal at noon tomorrow ot Jim Ipencar'e Res­ taurant for He regular monthly mooting. Father Richard Lyons ef All Boula Catholic Church wiU be tho principal speaker end wiH die. euea “The Christmas Story " The group also will discusa plane far MW forthcoming Gator Sale* Congress elated Jtor Orlando Jan. SB. SOUTHERN HERB IS WHERE a parachute, earring n gondola land­ ed in n wooded area soar Canaan, Conn. Tha gondola had formerly boon attached to an unmanned balloon, which flaw 4S5 mllaa high, after being launched at Akron, Ohio. It cerriod instruments, designed to photo­ graph tho earth's surfoaa from stratoaphtrla altitude. NEW YORK (U P !) - Russian Premier .Nikita Khrushchev's vis­ it ta the United Stetss was the biggest news story of IMS. That is the opinion of editors of United Press laternationil cli­ ent newspapers and UP1 editors, who bsllotsd In a nation wide poll. The top 1# atone# of the year; 1. Khrushchev tours United States; agrees with Elsenhower to negotiate further on Berlin with­ out ■ deadline. (Sept.) 2. Soviet Union announces It has hit moon with roeket; sends second rocket around moon and takes pictures of other side. (Sept. Oct.) 1 Strike by United Steelwork­ ers of America closes down steel and allied Industries; 300,000 re­ turn to work after Elsenhower invokes Tafl-lfartley law (JulyNov.) 4. Fidel Castro takes over In Cuba as Batista flees; revolution takes inti • American turn with undertones of Communist Infiltra­ tion. (Jan Dae.) 5. Congressional subcommittee Investigates rigging of television quit shoes; Charles Van Dnren and ether witnesses admit thsy got answers te questions la ad­ venes. (Oct.) 0. Eisenhower tours Europe, 99 3 firth </ QUALITY COSTS LISS . . . Our U.yerv ,n all departnvertle ore camtonfly olorttd M the pdfolit ot ''bargain buying". They know there it no substitute for mrohM and oiterror merchandise of any price, is newr a bargain. ✓ SMOOTH CHICK OUT, . , Much coreful thought and planning have sene in** the schooling ot our cosher* to invuro lhaf their1* n the smoother, oust occurota method tjiiy* ere - accuracy and eourte.y are our watch words. S (or IM S PACKAGE SISVICE , •. from cart la car, your ~ rcho---- or# Winn-Divi# purchOMS or# Smoothly smoothlyhandled hoad'ltd by by courtecuv pockar*'---------*— ■-■*-,to the , -- 9® bays, ,--.7 schooled m fgive , i you m i m« be»f of vervtee. Carefully - - - - - y rsacking, u v - M i r y , your J T IA I items are -------- — Corby’i £ ov*emh>d • houvehold products are separated horn ond-------mo-tr vegetable* keporared ------ edtbles, ------- -----from dry groefr-ev. Your Purchovet will b« corereh fully and cheerfull-.' delivered to vcjr ear . THIS K A PART OF OUR SERVICE TO YOU - NO TIPPING IS NECESSARY. W Calvert’a \'L Schenley'a Old Stagg Sunnybrook Old Hickory 3 89 YOP VALUI STAMPS . . . You r# dollars ahaod wirh W mn Dimsis few, law prices, voure rfellors ahead age>n with Tcp Volt* Stomps, fret witn ovary purthaw You get savings an top of tavmgi fifth n fur 11.30 Bourbon Deluxe Barclay’s Gin — 3.25 Smirnoff Vodka - 3 .6 ‘J Seagram’s (!in — 3.S9 Taaka Vodka—3.00 S P EC IA L PRICES ON ** SC O TC H ES T O O ! Ask Altoul Our Cn-se i'rlrc* DIXIE. 'a . ■;*• t 1 I M C aj t+ d tz sO u -Jo t; J �Q U AN TITY RIGHTS RESERVED - PRICES GOOD T hu n... Frl., S et., Dec. 17, 18, 19 CRISCO COFFEE CHEERI 4 ffla n D ls ie B to rti tlo\» at • p.w. Xaee Rftj will hr cloned Jtm*« H at: open Hat. 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OV REALEMON Deodorant Detergent Shoitening Sauer Almond Nine Lives DIAL SOAP TRE ND Giant y jQ C Pkg Qy SNOWDRIFT 30* EXTRACT No. 2 1 -It Bet. 1/ CAT FOOD r\ 6 ox. r \ -jt Z Cans Z / 39‘ t 8-oz. Bot. g 26 Top Volvo Stamps *1 Y#«i Noorow Winn.Oiiio In Addition To Those Regularly Earned When You Purchase Palmetto Farms Liquid 2 K 69 Pkgs. or B A B Y LIM A EBANS JUM BO 6 Pure Butter 1-Lb. Qtrs. w um sm m m ZIOIIM THIS COUPON POt O Tt Z 1 B Pimiento Cheese Cup 59 Coupon Void After December 19th. NEW EASY GRIB STAR KIST KRAFT CHUNK Miniature CLO RO X TUN A M'mallows Bleach No. I Can Z 1( O I 6VVoz. HANDLE Quart 1 Q i �0 Tax . Aid For Fixed Pay Groups Studied TO*-.! »> -> • l I latex Robb S a y s W A Y D O W N YONDER IN THE CO RN HI 1 " I T ’ i II n i \ \ Is ear day aetonet la Juit too big far mankind, U sot for lu 11 m du fm aa of th« county eommUaton han lugfiitod that • Ml bo latioducod in th* tofiatoturn to ftvo m o m ad M lax axcmptioa la widow*, disabled veteran* and other dis­ abled persona and some over the age of M. Mr.Krider laid that the many discussion* held during the past year concerning taxation, assessments, ate., have levsaled that many people living on find incomes might be f e e d by allowing thsm an addition to ths homestead ensap- It’s ae B4f it caa Mow up the world ia mo *r (set hellish beega. Meet af u Joe Derbies accept this fact, but bleated if we eaa expllia ho* tbo domed thing is built, Just bass it works or why. This problem of fixed income groups having an Inert**ingiy difficult time meeting living expenses without earn. lag extra income is becoming a national one. Soma move on the load level no doubt would help them If it can be justified in ths tax scheme. It's certainly worth • good looking into and Aep. Mack Cleveland said that he would study it. Sinatra Stars In Tasteful Entertaining TV Hour the first half of NBC-TV’s Sun* day Showcase teleplay. "The In­ destructible Mr. Gore," by Gore Vidal. If tha last half matched Iho first In acting, direction and writing, I'd call this the best hour in the Showcase series. Inciden* an. tally, the opening was remarks* •Tbe raina that faO mainly on bit. It seemed to bo designed 0m Palm Springs plains drove ■ aatra's ABC-TV Sunday night soley s i a lure for TV s western Special baek Inis s Hollywood fans, ■ bold attempt to trick peo­ •Indie, upsetting production plans. ple Into watching ■ "non-violent" SHU, the hour was entertaining, drama. 1 hope it worked. th e tasteful songs were batted Bob Hope’s Friday night special ant is netting style sad tbs brief was more luccessful ,han the list Isterludcs of low-preaiuro non. one he did, but hla highly-publi­ sense chit-chat cams out wcU. cised payola akit seamed to bo The vast studio stag* wsi dec. made up of old Steve Allen gags. BY EO KOTERBA srstad with chairs and umbrellas The best segment, an unpubliWAWINGTON-Therc was good fey product r-diractor Bill Collar an. clrrd one, was a beatnik spoof. feat I found this theme becoming The Jokes In It showed Ingenuity fun — Jack Benny, and all —and Pat Nixon seemed- the gayeit of * bit monotonous after a while. and freshness. them all. Joining Sinatra wore Ella FitxWith the wit of Waukegan there, Serald, Pater Lawford, Harmlona The Channel Swim I It’s official Gin(old, the Hl-Loi, Nelson Rid* —CBS-TV’a new assault against die's arrangement! and Juliet NBC-TV’a high rated Wagon Frowst, a dancer. Mill Prowie’a Train, beginning Wednesday, Jan. flat it moment came aa she 27, will bn a muilc-eomedy-lnterlooked demuro In cloteup aa Si­ vlaw show, Be Our Guest, with natra crooned a gracefully (lowed George De Witt as boat; the Ray down version of, "It's AU Right McKlnley-Glenn Miller orchestra With Me" Into her lovely ear. 1 and singer Mary Ann Mobley, also enjoyed the Sinatra-Fltxger- who wai Miss America of IMS. HAMMONDSPORT, N. Y. (UPI) *14 duets (all too few), Frank's The 340-volce choir of tho Mor­ —President Elsenhower may not solos with Red Norvo'a Ju s mon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City be aware of It, but there’s a small p, hla " I I I Never Smile will be featured In a half-hour lot of Steuben County land that's n " with tbo Hl-Loi and El- ■pedal on NBC-TV Christmas ila a* long as ha remains chief It's exciting, "Just You, Just night. "The Year Gone By," a executive. M s." (However, I'm distressed to two-part CBS-TV forum dealing A cast iron fence encloses the sea that Elia, too, h it succumbed with the arts and sciences, will plot, about 30 feet square, which to pre-recorded singing. Let’s have Garry Moore as the host. la the resting place of two pioneer laavo that stuff to Julie London, The shows will be <een -Sundays, residents of this area — Moses Dec. 20 and 27. ABC-TV’s John Crookston and his wife, S irs. Ella.) The one number that was taped Gunther High Road show will tell Located In a field on a promon­ Is tbo desert, before the rain, fee- the Itonr of diamonds on kMiif- tory overlooking Hammondsporl tured Mila Prows# dancing. The day, Dec. 28. Rod Serling’s tele­ and Keuka Lake, the tiny cemetery distracting hills to the background play about the Warsaw (hetto, plot was deeded to "the President sad (bo poor lighting spoiled the turned down by CBS-TV'i Play­ of the United Stales" In the late ■umber, eo I'm inclined to think house 10 as being too down beat, 1160's — at the time Andrew John that the ralni that came were may be produced by "The Play ion was In (he White House. plainly Frankla'a gain. Of The Week." a New York local The deed provides that each TV station's drama series, and of­ successive President becomes the Dialtog and FBtoai I taw mly fered for syndication. owner In trust of the property. ■ r m e pakh g NEW YORK (UPI) - If it !■ a w , as rot dpt teQ as, that frank Sinatra redly ru u the world, then why (Ml it com# op y d s when ho tried te do a TV •how in the California doosrt? 1 guru he's only human, after Assignment Washington President Deeded Cemetery Plot ^ D A ILY C R O SSW O R D R Dempsey *1. Shinto 14p:>Mgl : K>:i:m ACBOM was ona 1 Variety of temple iia u r t ».iiutim:*m uHu bti.-irjiiMH 4. Chop coffee 22. Hon­ (SO 311:111 or, •.■hart 8. Indefinite un:>jn 7)M(-l tiiua able 11. Gray tab article tiowcaa h uiu -.u ( ator.) wmii OMtiKutii’j RCnteeSR Means ot (iOHlt SO 24. Foot. trophlo communU wyyuiiLtN ml-,11 T. Boy’s tld’OlAWa l-.KUJl nickname SB. 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Harangue T. First man 28. Demand 35. Flow forth 14. Boon 27. Pomeran. freely * . Evident 29. German field ft Drink lan, for 38. Mlaa marshal deeply one Maxwell 18. Iron (aym.) I I . Kind of rate 29. Surpasses 37. liuckat 27. Elecltltiesl 15. Barnyard 3a Short, 38. Not particle "boas'* simple song working 32. North IT. River 01 Stationed 40. Mandarin America (ftX > (m il) tea fabbr.) T“ It . Spanish ruler >« ■> 32. Bohemian* % like ~ 34. Yardstick 2*. Long nail — SR Exchanged St.Mualo not* m 32. Big-----•3. Greek letter T " l IS ■ 34. Become visible IT. Aryan invad­ er o( Great ar tr ri Britain St. Heathen images j* 40. West it Pointer TV" 41, Rodent 4R Mountain­ at ous 43. Alumnus 4l~ W iculloq.) T j 44. Malt . . beverage* 1 2 -* R And H Award BOSTON (UPI) - Song writ­ ers Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammeratein have established a cash award of 31,000 to go to the man or woman from Boston who "has done the moat for tbe thea­ ter during (he calendar year 193*." A committee of college presidents In this area will select tha winner soon after Use first of next year. Diplomacy Is Key Ike's Spanish Visit By FU L NEWSOM L U Foreign Editor In Madrid. President Elsenhower will bo conferring with n re­ gime which leu then to yean ago was on the black list of al­ most every nation. The Francisco Franco regime has come back a long way in the intervening years, and it may be assumed that the Elsenhower vis­ it will be used by the Spanish government as an Inatrumrnt to hasten Its full return to the fam­ ily of nations. On bla 11-nation tour, the Pres­ ident has been visiting eapitali of w i d e l y varying political creeds. In each, the final com­ munique summing up his visit baa been the result of a careful (election of words. Tbe Spanish communique will be no leas carefully prepared. In Spain, toe opposition to Gen­ eralissimo Franco 1* allowed few opportunities to speak. But it has found voice to say It hopes that any words from the U.S. President will be addressed to the Spanish people and not to Franco alone. That portion of the world whleh fought the Berlln-Rome-Tokyo Axis in World War II lies not easily forgotten (hat Axis subma­ rines and airplanes found haven in Spanish porta and on Spanish airfields. There has been small basic change in the policies which Franco first instituted when he took power more than 20 years ago, but the world picture has changed drastically. Western de­ fenses against expanding Com­ munism demanded that Spain, regardless of policy or politics, be brought into the W a a t # r a camp. The United Stales began the negotiations which resulted in U.S. sir and naval bases on Spanish soil and in vast amounts ot V. S. economic aid to the Im­ poverished nation. France, once bitterly critical of Franco, now Is moving toward better rflalic.ni. So la West Ger­ many. Spain has been accepted bv the United A’lliim* Spain still has not been invited to Join the North Atlantic Treaty Nations (NATO) and says she does not want to be, that her (!• liance with the United Stales m enough. • * Though political unrest appears to be mounting, Spain’s chit! dif­ ficulty is economic. A year ago Spain was plung­ ing toward bankruptcy because of a loo-rapid expansion of indus­ try. Today, aha is embarked on a rigorous campaign of economic stabilization and hat been the re­ cipient of more than 400 millig dollwra in loam. But the austerity campaign slill baa not proved Itself, amt many In business and govern­ ment are grumbling. Unemploy­ ment is on the rhe. Franco is not overly populsr with Ihe man In the street, out even his opponents wonder what Spain would do without him. Obviously, he has no immedi­ ate intention of quitting. % The Eisenhower visit under­ lines the increasing acceptance that Spain is finding outside lit borders. In Spain, it is being clltd a proof of Ihe correctness of Franco's long-time policies. Shop For Christmas ; At The New { /• u 'n n 'A 211 K. 1st Complete Your ChrintmnN Shopping nl , h u u u ili D E P T .g a T Q R E Across from the I'ost Office "A sk for TOP VALUE STAMPS” Shop til 8 P.M. At Howe's Fashions 2510 S. OAK FA 2-2327 Until Christmas Eve B ig (iro n s STRATFORD, Conn. <U!*TT The 1939 season of the American Shakespeare Festival Theater and Academy here grossed 3342.408 in Vs II weeks, This is the most the organisation has lakrn in during ill five seasons. n A P U U W SM M W m M U □ J i J ea n ' s Spaghetti House Specializing In Hump Cooked Spaghetti Ravioli Motto* Hootko Moots pal* to backyard. She h it a little hnu«ehold help now, but atlU doei molt of the work herself for her family of four. Whether her husband ever makes it to the White House li something certainly no one knows but if you accept the theory that history re­ peats itself, then the answer would be. "Y e s." Back In 1915, at a similar press club party for the then President Ed Jamieson, Harry Truman made a personal appearance. He waa Vice-President of the United Slates then. Also on the bill was ■ comedian. Ills name: Jack penny. The two jot together up there on the stage, Benny wilh hla violin end Truman it the piano. The tune: "Missouri Wallr." mx weeks alter Harry Truman'S performs nee he became President of the United States. And now, 14 years later, we wit­ nessed an identical act — only (his time the Vice-President at the piano was Richard Milhous Nixon. The spontaneous comedy show put on by Nixon and Benny before the relatively small press club crowd of a few hundred was perhap* superior to any nationally televised show in recent years — including the Benny-Truman per­ formance of a few year* ago. Benny started it off by disclosing that he got a letter from Dick Nixon after the Truman appear­ ance demanding "equal tim e." Bo, said the man from Waukegan, 111., he would proffer it upon the VicePresident here and now. Nixon accepted. His adflb performance as ■ humorist drrw so many bellylaughs that most of us felt sure that if Richard Nixon ever forgets how to play the piano, he could always find a good Job. stand, neb na modern science. But he can be irateful for a self-sen ice lawn that needs at­ tention only overy six weeks. And bo can understand • chemical that win inhibit the growth V trees, ao they won’t tangle with overhead wire*, and discourage the rampant nature of forsythia. Lot icicnee get out of its Ivory tower and back to the grass root*. If yon will pardon a pun. and people, nark my words, win ante up moee money for that T_ i . o l onto ertosa* So tots ■unecwiPTio* fc DAILY I FattlaeaS Dalle aie*»l SatarSar. S«a4ar. u l C S , | SalaeSar aea«*aeia« U i h i a u i A recent survey by the Nation­ al Industrial Conference Board shows that 51 per cent of all non­ firm families in the United States own lheir own homes, compared with 31 per cent 10 years ago. the night couldn't help but be gay, at tins National Press Club ball for outgoing President Bill Lawr­ ence. But watching the wife of the Vice President and comedian Ben­ ny whirling about the dance floor, I caught myself subconsciously wor­ ried about Mrs. Nixon. Pat prob­ ably has more solid common sense than any woman. But she seems to be overlooking in important thing — rest. Mrs. Nixon pull un an air of vivacity no matter how few hours of sleep she's had the night before. She has that bubbly quality that never scerns to weir thin. But the demands on her presence keep growing. Her face has become strikingly thinner, her eomplexion more wan — and wfien she lets down her guard, her face betrays an inward tiredness. To De sure, Pat's efforts could well make or break the drive of her husband for the Presidency, but the way she's been knocking herself out makes a person wonder if it'a worth it. Barely a cloy or night passes that she isn’t called on to appear before lome busi­ ness nr social croup. And, mostly. :hc accept*, witling)* I remrmber In the earlier days of Nixon's term, when the VicePresident's family lived in Wash­ ington'! Spring Valley, you could drive around nn an afternoon and find Pat hanging out her own clothes on a revolving line in the Aa the earner of a share or two to some electronic sad chemical corporations, I annually receive statements- complete villi photo­ graphs of plant operations (bow­ ing machinery and processes m Involved and dehumanised that even the bead at Clan Robb can't make head nr tail of 'em, and fee's (mart. There la a n * nothing homey or comfortable about telenet aa to the days when Ben Franklin, wonderful, brilliant Ben, went out to bit backyard and lent a kite •loft te investigate lightning and electricity. It la eaay in get (he hang of what Ben waa up to, even at I grasp the import of that age-old picture with the sp­ ile about to konk Newton on the bead. On tbe tame level, most of ut parse aa equally familiar pic­ ture. that of the lad — James Watt? — easing the steam spout­ ing fram tbe kitchen kettle. But today seieaee la aloof and aloft Shucks! It ia hung all over srUb sign* reading: "Keep Out! Tbia Means YOU!" And if you get nosy, you're In real trouble with the FBI, although gotdnrss knows who could understand what la going on in tbe Frankenateinien labs, even if he got past Iho barbed wire. So when I read about a mod­ em, bona fide scientific experi­ ment that I can understand, ap­ preciate and use, I rejoice and tbe Heavens are made glad that out of tbe laboratories comes something simple, deaigned to ful* fill ■ crying need, end jton-lethal. To give the devil hla due, the U. S. Department of Agriculture (and we won't mention all those mounds of surpluses today), che­ mical companies and universities •re trying to perfect a chemical compound (hat will ao retard the growth of • lawn that it will only hava (o be mowed three or four times ■ year! Oh, they're oo the track, all right. Or at S. H. Wtuwer. pro­ fessor of horticulture at Michi­ gan State University, puts it, "W t have some promiiir- leads.” Why, that is almost aa good as aaylog that within a few years even tbe electric and the gas mower will be aa good as in aemlretiremtnt. Because it it one woman's opinion that tbe boy or man of the hcuie approaches the power mower today with the same martyred, hang-dog look that used to afflist my boy cousins in our salad day*. Tbeie is ju it i t much of that abusedwbat's-so-great-about-the good-old-summertime air about the ehauffeur behind the power mower «e la Ike 4ayi w h e a t * mower was powered by elbow grease, thank’s mart and Huff and Fuff. ■ pre-teeree vr-aton of Bert and Harry- tea'* »lk “ « why! But it's so. If aeienen can actually produce something that will inhibit lb* growth of lawn grais, not to men­ tion crab-gras*, ehiekweed, ot al, U will begin to win baek tbt affection that went boom at AlaatogMdo. Man doesn't tend to pour out hi* love on something he can't even begin to under­ PIZZA Lanagne Chicken Cncclniore Foods < j^ c m *,/h , e n tz L u g e , premium quality i© k“ c jM f jlbffWoW cultured pearls, accented with wliite Austrian crystals. Mounted In u nlam lihabl* I Ikt. white gold overlay ■4'tUllgV- I Theta are really exquisite! FtoStot Ilf SO(total Iwri-Ct I H 00 plat lu la am Witarrttti a>tt mu. Steaks Sea Food PARTIES ACCOMMODATED — CALL FOR RESERVATIONS HI’ris f 4-523* 4115 8. Voluol* Across From Tho Water Tower In Orange City Wm. E. KADEU Jeweler 112 S. Park FA 2-2183 ‘ ...SUNUNC ESTATES h Z mlln Jnlk on» ‘ 17-9! * �'V a ;a __; -•« * «, Miss S it* D anfort Wed. Pec. 18. 1!>59—Pair® 8 Vrralft Stafford, C. E. Goodall Auxiliary Meets M arried In Home Ceremony Mi>* Gertrude Mirie Stafford! in marriage by her father. A . James Garrison. Ft. Lauderdale and John Melvin Goodall, *on Of cousin, Mrs. Lucille Kelly of Tam- served as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ernest ■pa, was matron of honor and I The bride wore a full length Goodall of Craigmont, Idaho, were married Sunday, Dee. II at • p m. at the home of her parent), Mr. and Mr*. Charles If. Slaf* ^grd. 206 Summerlin Ave . SanThe Rev. Gail Smith officiated at the dauble-ring. candlelight eeremony. The hride was given Sanford Club Meets In Osteen ® Thr llcccmher meeting of the Sanford Home Demonitration Club met at the home of Mrs. R. F. Roehlk in Osteen, with 13 members attending. The annual Christmas party was rrlehrated, followring the husinrm session. Mrs. John Clark, president. In­ troduced Mrs. O. E. White, who presented the devotion in the form of a reading entitled, ‘ The Gifts.*’ The club voted to send ® contribution to the T. B. Assn, for Chirstmas seals. Mrs. W. H. Brinson was ap pointed to selrct and present a gift to Miss Myrlie Wilson In appreciation for her assistance during the past year. Mrs. 11*1 Harris) presented several accordian solos and accompanied the griuo in singing Christmas jjng*. Gift* imr* e’fc^,nn"cd by the members and secret pals for the #har. followed by refreshment lime, (sstvting Mrs. Itoehlk a, ro-hosteises w e r e Miss Ellalec Kirchhnff, Mrs. It. A. Williams. Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Joseph Kratamsr and Mrs. B.vron Fox Wedding a ns Told Sorority Draws Secret Sisters The December nuslncss meet­ ing of the Gamma Omega Chap­ ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was held last week at the home Of Miss Barbara Flynt on 18th SI. Mrs. John Dickey, president, pr«.id(d m rr the bu.'iness of the evcnic.g and reported that the Christmas card sale this year was •L.m a success. T ie members drew names for their new secret sisters. The old ones will t>« revealed in Janu ary at the chapter's annual ban q»et. The “girl of the year" will •Iso be announced at lhat time. .Mis* Ginger Jones was wel­ comed as a new member and will lie formally initialed nett innmii. Final plans were made for the flHa*# Santa. Will Travel.'* which U now underway. The sorority Is makmg appointments for Santa Claus to visit hoys and girls at their homes from 6 8 p m. fur It .00. Appointments can he made b> calling FA 27187. Proceeds are going lo the ESA Shoe Fund. Mrs. Dickey said that the Christina* gift wrapping service M Ihe Naval Air Station was successful and would continue ^trough Dee. 23, Following adjournment of the meeting. Miss Flynt served re­ freshments of cake and coffee. Th* nest meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 12. MRS. JOHN .MELVIN GOODALL Associational W.M.U. A\eeting The Associational Executive. committee of the women's mis­ sionary union of Seminole Bap­ tist Association, nu-t at the Cen­ tral Baptist Church of Sanford last Thursday from It) uti a, m to 1 p. m. Mrs. II T. Brown, president of the local union, was Church Calendai WEDNESDAY First Baptist Church Extension department. Christmas party in social hall, 2:30 p in. T.'U. execulive meeting, 8.13 p in. Pinecrest Baplist Church S. S oftucrv and (radices supper im .1 ing, 6 ’>« p. m. R. A.'s meeting, T. p m. THURSDAY The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will meet at 7:30 p. m at the church, Open Council meeting of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, meets at ihe parsonage. 2Bi9 Cordova rjr 7 n m The Men* Club of First Metho­ dist Church will go to Ihe Chil­ dren's home al * p m. First Presbyterian C h u r c h Gleaners' Christinas party at the ' home of Mrs Mary Boll, 1112 Th« Lake Munroc Home Dem­ i Myrlie Ave. 3 p. m. Brownlep onstration Club held it's annual Bible class Christmas party in Christmas party Thursday even­ the Education Bldg B 45 p m. ing at thr home of Mra. Mary Pinecresi Baptist Church Choir Hittell. with Mrs. H. L. Johnson Practice, 7 30 p. in. First Bap Hair on the head grows at the aa co hostess. A short business tist Church Royal Ambassadors, rate of about three quarters of an meeting was conducted by the 7 p m. inch a month. president. Reports were given on ihe recent P. S. Q. birthday cake and the County Council Christmas parly. The club has received a cook­ book from M bgt. William Grow, who is stationed with the air force in Iceland. The *lub will sponsor a cancer film, to be shown at the Monroe school, Jan. 14, at 7:30 p m. This will be open to the public and will he features special low prices in charge of Bud Moughtun. The ititieli home was decorat on beautiful Rift item* J d with greenery and a lighted W *e held Ihe gifts lhat were Imported Hand Cut exchanged during the evening. Games were played and a “This la Your Life" story was given lor Airs. Clover Marrs, past pres­ In I’iece Polished ident. The dining room table was •vertaid with a lace cloth. On service for * ona and were tall red randies in a gold candelabra The other Sham C t* Mai end was ceniered with a large lais punch howl surrounded lith holly. Iteau lifu l ijjc. Sanford f Shop For Christmas At 211 L . The E. New I at Si t GLASSW ARE SET C O FFEE CA RA FE \X llh 22k faolrl t 'l i l r f l Slmid 3 , Displayed By Ixora Members A*-*. FA 2-75»* Meets Tomorrow Dinner-Dance At Lake Mary The l.avtie* Auxiliary of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department entertained their liu hand* and families al a ini key doiller al i Its, fire house Saturday evening 1 Eignt;. live pet-pic enjoyed p! -nt; to eat and Santa Claus Itad !clt tgilt* under the tree tor all the children pH will. After the dinner there was daming lo iiuiiie from Ihe new- public ai|dics> system that Ihe ladle* have recently had installed in thr fire house. L.A.E.K.A. Plans Christmas Dinner Memlieia uf I, A F.lt A. unit I 17 will meet at Ihe liomr uf MiWilliam lloleooiti, 157 I'iiuH'ie-l Dr., Ftid.iy at 8 |i. in. fur the an­ nual Christmas dimiri. All Uirioliet, sml til' ll hu-bnini aie invited. Be ervatiuns should be made with Mr*. Iluiiomh al I \ 2 -lig i. All who uttend me iiiketl tu iuiog a vomii gift. The men will rxchange woli Ihe torn and the wumrn <tuiuld bring a gift sotiablr for a woman. I SO l-UEM'll — Rate .IIS Duke Monroe School To Present Program REALISTIC nr KOTOS K.-g. 515 SPECIAL SQ.no The Lake Monroe school wilt presrm a Oirivlitis* program al Hie srhool audilorium, Thursday ,D c;. 17t at J;3P p. m. Tbprim.iry grade* wilt use as their theme, t'limlt'ia* Time." The elementary grade* will pre-nit i |.•M-.o.itiin• with Christ mas c.n-ds. The pahltr is invited to attend. Toe school Christina* party i* sehrdiiied for Frtdav at 2 JO p. m Santa Clau* will visit each room d-irin: H i p aflrrnuon Ml Wave* We *!-•• f.aluii Complrle and Guaranteed ll.lvitc Curtis franrhUrd v s v u BEAUTY HARRIEirS j — II in n It — Katherine 1Q5 8 N (K )K 0(|k llaivey — Dan F A 2-5742 Ellinlt (Sat. only) Mr. R a y G r o o m e An n o u nce s ( li e o p e n i n g of 1 mtrd State* farm export) to Laltn America dropped It per rrnt— to jiil million dollars — daring the fiscal year that ended June 30, 19.73. RAYS Pastry 2170 S. Park Shop FA 2-751MJ Our wholesome and delicious pies, cakes, pastries, anil cookies arc the result of 25 years experience. We invite your patronage. Special attention given • Ladies' Diamond King Sets to wedding, birthday, and party cakes. . . . in yellow & while jfold — many (style*. • Men's & Ladies' DINNER RINGS CAKES you will Danish Pastries lie proud to serve. • Almond • Twwt • Prune • Pinwhevl HARD ROLLS • Rye • F ren ch • Chocolate Priced From • Vanilla • Orange Chiffon # * Sunford's Sinicinc Church FIIIST CHURCH OF THE Sparkling Christina* decoration* | Decorations for the entrance nf ing a Madonna. Preceding the hu*lor trees, doors and packages were a home were centered aroumt a inesa meeting, refreshments weic N A Z A U F N R me basis lor an interesting pro­ glided man box, emu vied with srivrd try the iiom-sirs, Mrs. Welcome.-* Ynu gram preirntrtl to members of the Brazilian pepper berries and foli­ Wight Kirtlcy, chairman, welcom­ 11.1 South Maple Av«. Ixora Circle of Hie Sanford Garden age. Other arrangement* included ed Mrs. Lauren Johnson as a new Club, at Hie home of Mrs. Spencer a wreath of Angel Hair and red member. Harden, Lily C t, Friday morning, ribbon a-.d a spray of evergreen, Mrs, Robert Shrddcn told of Jun­ Cohovlesics were Mr*. Buds I,. enhanced with artificial snow, lolli­ ior Club activities in the schools. SELECT AND LAY AWAY pop* and a red bow. This group Mrs. Fred Ganas was appointed Sloan and Mrs. David Bach. II I HI.STM AS GIFTS NOW AT Demonstrating the making o( wa* under Hie direction of Mr*, to secure dried material* fur sale package dccoratbms were Mrs. Dot.gla* Slcnstroni. al » cluli card party, scheduled W lE B O L D r S Harry 'Vrir and 'Ii > John Mor­ Mr*. Harry Iwe Jr., displayed a lor Jan. 22. Mrs. Gordon Manley CAMERA SHOP gan, who employed colored foil, Podocarpus, sprayed while, and will be ho*|e*s at the January I I * 8. Part At* . ribbon and lin.sel in enhance their adorned with silver halls surround- meeting. packages. Mr*, i! Andrew Speer and Mra. Ralph Dean used both live and ariiinu. materials in lire decora I lion* lor llie home. (If special in tcrest wa« Ihe n»e of a Cocu* Plumusu* Palm bloom, decorated THRU DECEMBER *»ills gold Christina.* bails. Anollicr Seminole c h a p t e r No. Two. G-l set far Ihe Holiday* with a nr* tree va - fashioned of layers ol >) K.S., will liofd llie Iasi meeting Styled Hairdo, with a *"fl Permanent white tulle, sprinkled with sequins of the vi-ar, Thursday at H p. m. — so ra«y lo hru*h and rare for. and tiny rutorrd bail-. at tin- Mnsonic Hull. All iiffivcts are icquested lo “ S11K EK H K A U T Y " wear furuiwts. A gift «s**hatige, wilt in- conducted and members j Kxiln.sive At O ur Sttlttn (T IC mi- n»hed tn put their names on licg u l.ir 525 — S l'E C I A L 4>/ thr gift they bring for exchange. • Bum • Devil Food • Cherry AlaSO SPECIALS ON FABRICS! 2311) 8. Oak Mis< Grace Marie Stinecipher is recuperating at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Masstin Sllneciplicr, Tark Avr.. fol­ lowing a two week's Hines* in th# Florida Sanitarium and hospital in Orland#. She plan* to remain in Sanford until after the Chriilmaa holidays. Tree Decorations Packages 98 ^ NOW HAVE McCALL’S PAITEUNS pafiA onalA FOOD PAIR (EN TER 31s. | 5” $ 098 SALAD SET IXOItA GARDEN 1’l.t'H .MEMBERS showed their talent for fancy Christ­ mas wrappings at Mrs. Spencer Harden's 2001 Idly Ct. home Friday, From left. Mrs. Hurry l.re Jr.. Mr*. G. Andrew Speer. Mrs. Harry Weir nnd Mr*. John Morgan display somt; of the artfully wrapped package* by a Christina* tree made of paint seed atalk*. -cT | FABRIC CENTER | LEAD C R Y S T A L The Christmas meeting of th# Woman’s Auxiliary to th# Semin­ ole County Mediral Society mat at the home nf Mr*. Gordon Stanley In Pinecrest, Monday at 10 a. m. Thirteen members enjoyed tof­ fee, ham. biscuit* and cookiev Mrs. Daisy Knox repotted that tha local Red Cross chapter will spon­ sor a mother and baby ear* flat* In the near future. The present first aid clas* this! auxiliary member* have been *U tending wa« completed this week, with a showing- of a film, cover­ ing highlight* of the rourte. Mr*. I.aonanl Mun*on, chairman of the heart fund drive, rrporttd that plan* are In (he making for a special show in January for th# benefit of the heart fund. A Christma* exchange of gift* was enjoyed by th# group. Eastern Star Mr. and Mrs Frederic Me Murray. Narcissus Avr, Sanford, announce the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daughter, Melinda, to Wayne Bromley, son of Mr. ami Mra. hostes to 11.* uronii and present- Horace James Brantley of dies tertield. III. cd the devotion. Miss Me,Murray who was burn Tlie meeting was moderated by the women's iniaaimury imlon I L" Fa., moved to president. Mr. Jack Bryant. ,'r‘ " >r * r ‘ **? 7Sh* • ? Business was discussed and re»t Seminole High SehooL commendations were (ormeit lly lo iinwlle. , ,j 111. m" C’ii * >orn " ,r Ilf * * i% a graduate be presented at the fall rally I? of llif Community High School of ihe Associational W. M of fellowship was en * M\ * n , Avia“ on flwlrieian. A time joyed during the luncheon period. 1 . *t,*1|oned at Homemade cakes and cotter fur 41 ' The wedding will take place. tiishrd by mem lie rs of Central Bapti'i t nion were served with Monday, Dec. 2t, at the Episcopal the sandwiches brought by the Church in Sanford. delegates. The Xksncialional Women's Missionary I’nion is composed of ddegair. from each of ihe local churrhrs .if the association and inrcis periodical!) to com­ pare notes and devise plan* lo rarry bar* to Hie local unions which are prevented for their consideration, The object of the union Is to promote Christian m i s s i o n s throu;h .i p u g .am >1mission study,prayer, community mis »*«"» »"'• »" *-r*l»Hsp; in the j diurcli, the association and the ' * »r,..-n:.«is. ri.e W M l . an auxiliary of the church. it .n ra , . 1 I kM M 11 I I, n C k .a li.A i,^ the association and the Southern Baptist Convention. A large delegation from the churches uf (he San'ord area and neighboring church* including Long wood Elder Springs, Lake .Mary, DcBary, Oviedo, Chutuota and Deland were present for the •Miv* M cim l.i .Mt-.Murruv meeting. __ ______ Central Baptist Church Hosts Monroe HD Club <To Sponsor Film * gown of lace over satin, featuring a scoop neckline and long sleeves. Her veil of silk illusion fell from a half cap of seed pearli and she carried a cascade bouquet nf white carnations. The matron of honor wore • full length dre*s of pink silk ami earned a cascade bouquet of various shades of hlue carnations. Mrs. Stafford chose for her daughter's wedding a pink satin and lace dress and a blue earnation corsage. Following the ceremony an In­ formal receplinn was held. The refreshment table was covered with a hand made lace cloth and centered with a three liered wed­ ding cake, surrounded by green­ ery and candles. Assisting with Ihe serving of the wedding rake and punch were Mr>. Chris Blankenship and Mrs. Connie Hair Sirs. Goodall chose for her go ing awav outfit a two piece blue suit with while accessories. and Ihe corsage from her wedding bouquet. Following a wedding trip through thr western states to Idaho, the couple will reside in Sanford. The bride was burn in Sanford and attended Seminole High School and Ihr Vocational School. She was a member oi the S.H.S. Glee Club. The groom was horn In Craigmont. Idaho and is a graduate of the Craigmont High School, lie is now serving in Hie l*. S. Navy and is iiationrd with VAH-M at ihe Sanford Naval Air .Station. t“«* wJ tuWI) liUiudnl Ml*. Lucille Kelly and daughter. Sharon Mr. and Mr.-, F. W. ('ullingfurd, all of Tampa and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Walters, Dabby and Becky Wallers of l.uts. Fla. Medical (jt)sUd Jewelry Store 1(12 F_ 1*4 FA 7 01*1 “JjGL&h i& Assorted Pies Doughnut* llun» Glazed Awsorled Jelly Cookie* Cream Cake ROLLS • Milk • Parker House (ftsiAi ASSORTED PASTRIES n ‘Vi J �INSPECTED AND CERTIFIED BY THE US. DEPT. OF ACRICULTURE! Fyne-Taste, Temptingly Tasty LIMIT—1 WITH $5.00 FOOD ORDER HOLIDAY BAKING NEEDS! aesm sa FYNE TASTE RICH BODIED FULL FLAVORED GOLD M EDAL PRE-M AR, FIN E R T A S T IN G LIM IT-1 WITH $500 FOOD ORDER L I I IY 'S , T O P Q U A L IT Y --P U M P K IN & WITH THE PURCHASE OF 2 PKGS PILLSIURY PIE CRUST MIX OR STIX . Y A M Y , SUPERIOR, SATISFYING T otal . . . FYNE-TASTE 72 01. REFRIG JAR km* i * w iuu r r.v t, t u BYRD'S, FOR FLAVOiFUL Fifes -in Premium STUFFED OLIVES 5J WESTFIELD RED. SWEET Rose-Dale, Delectable | Maraschino Cherries || LIM IT-1 WITH $500 FOOD ORDER JUNE BOY, FRESH KOSHER STYLE | D ILL PICKLES X RED CROSS. TCP QUALITY Finer Tasting, Premium Quality LIBBY'S TROPICAL PANTRY PRIDE. GRAPEFRUIT 1)01111/ PINEAPPLE* U n i n i l MU OZ. ■ # | CANS Fync-Taste Rich Flavored T a O R Y CRUSHED, OR HILLSDALE SLICED PINEAPPLE 4 s For your convenience Xmas Tree Lot i will be open S S P Cherries Stf/ Thin Mints ft*}£■ V:;*" Rock Candy 'ft* Hard Candy 3 ft Sticks r* fm.hu" Kiddie Pops m, Animal Crackers ,'“> 1lh. AjiuciH. J i u u f ^ o rf t FOUNDERS RESERVE. THE VELVET TEXTURED from 9 a. m .- 6 p. m. LARGE BOTTLE Sunday, Dec. 20th G round lo O rd e r In .Store LIMIT—l WITH SHOO Food • C LAAIT • BURGUNDY • S A U T ER N I • Z I N F A N P H SHERRY. FORT, MUSCATEL LARGE BOTTLE order OR MORE GRADE II LARGE SHIPPED Make Food Fair Your Headquarters For Xmas Merchan­ dise. Xmas Trees Direct From Novla Soctia - Assorted Col ora - Table L ig h t Trees - Xmas Candy - Ornaments and �Timed VS, Gov’t Inspected, U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADE "A Quick Froien, Young- And Young T u rk*)! Armour’s Star, Grade “A” Quick Frozen, - Frl. . Sat. Cloning Time 9 P. M Tuti • Wed. Cloning Time 7 p. n*. Swift’s Premium, or Armour’s Star, Cooked, Heady to Serve n m m !' FARMER CRAY, OR SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD SAUSfll SW IFTS PREMIUM, o 0 1 LB- ROLLS X ( O ' OR AZALEA ALL MEAT 1 LB CELLO AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT! PACKED IN .CAY HOLIDAY WRAPPING DA/RYPEPT lit t fM t T m iW LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK OR SWEET MILK m W m /U Sm BISCUITS at i Pur* Omnjt* Pi * i in m L ? g 2 t f B 2 B l 5' 1 FOR 'i OUR TURKEY DRESSING STANDARD S S O Y S T E R S PHILADELPHIA OR MAirAlft FRESH CAUGHT Sliced Halibut Dressed A Drawn FKOZFN V OOD D E P T Winter Garden Frozen Fresh, Lean and Tender Swiff* Premium or Hickory Ranch, Sliced Rindless FRESH SALAD * ESCAROLE ho 9c FANCY SALAD EN D IVE MUcd N uts Walnuts Brazil Nuts. ^ A Extra Fancy Retl McIntosh Eating _ ho 9 f t SSe I.b. ICED CHOCOLATE. LEMON CHEE5E OX PINEAPPLE Fresh Crisp Pascal 19c I.b. ft.*c I.b. URGE STALKS �1* r y£> Hr». w. . > - / >* , \ 3QE[Wi ' Soninoles W in Second Straight Coven Sports By JERRY COVINGTON The Wuhington Senators hsvs plsnmd * tryout eamp la Winter Garden Jan. 4 and this could be the date that will begin a baseball career for a Sanford lad. Claude (Bobba) Hittert, who is actuaU from Lake Monroe has made arrange* with Washington officials to at* tend the tryouts and from .what I have , seen of him he stands a good chance of ^m aking the grade. The 19-year-old youngster, who stands •, six feet four inches and carriea 220 lbs., ) • was an outstanding athlete at Seminole High two years ago. He was best known In high school for his defensive play on the football squad and was named to the I * alt conference team during his senior year. He also was the outstanding hitter on the { baseball team. He is very serious about making a career In baseball and la concentrating on getting in shape by playing basketball in the city league. He also swings with the '* baseball bat every day and the power he has displayed at the plate has been amaz­ ing. He has been rapping the ball out of the park from both sides of the plate. fiubba has the size that the majors are looking for and with his power at the plate and determination, he should be able to go all the way. The Sanford Seminole* rolled up their aecond win of the 1959-60 basketball season last night as they romped past DeLand, 60-50. Jim Gracey paced the local cnjrers dunkinjr In 23 point*. In the senrinv department the Seminole* were pretty e\en a* Tamny and Lundquht scored tl point* each and Perides, nine. |-----------------------------------------------In tha Jayve* game, Ruhha • • • Davit lead hit teammates to a ’n tuck, 42-39 victory oyer The pro championship game between nip the DeLand Bullpup*. the Giants and the Colts should be some Davia scored 19 point* while of the beat viewing on the channels this John Bonlfac* dunked in 14 points. year. Charlie Coneriy and John L'nitas The neat gam* for the Semin­ are the best in the business and with these ole. will b* on th# road Friday | A ,iye!y * .hooiinB »r»»ion, dur. two crafty signal callers running the show when they Journey to New Smyrna jnK *-hirh 2o7 greyhound* will go it should be anybody's .ball game. It's for a doublaheader. to the post in 32 contests, will ter­ something to watch those small ball cur* minate th# pre-seasnn race* st th* riera run into a lineman like "Big Daddy" Nanford-Orlando Kennel Club to­ Lipscomb and be able to return to the hud­ night. By ihe lime th# .12nd eae# ha* dle. been run tonight approximately Speaking of Lipscomb I see where he ft00 «|iecdy gieyhound* will have has applied for a wrestling license in Cali­ taken the preliminary testa at fornia. Give him a few acting lessons and least three time* and will he ready he should be ready. Action in th* Sanford City Bowl, for official competition when the Ing League last Wednesday night new 92-day rat ing meet i* usherwas spirited and close with a f ed in Saturday night with post trams winning at leaet one of time at*:U> p.m. Thei# will be an their three gam#*. eleven race card Saturday night. First place Mather of Ranfuid| tupped Ly the running of th* teaa atandard off-season deal but the Southern Association b a t t i n g took two game* from Celery City son'* firit speed rlasiic, the IraPrinting Company with Garry Fox ditional Inaugural Handicap, Red • Cleveland tran*action Juit champion Gordon Coleman. rolling a steady ftftt series and The schooling races tonight beat the midnight deadline for unThe deadline went by without John Uhr coming up with a 2|U- will start at 7:30 as usual and realrictcd deala between ibe Na­ tional and Amariean leaguea. either the Yankee* or Brave* 662 total to lead Mather while several of the greyhounds stated The deal waa completed juat be­ making their long predicted inter- Bob Steele rolled a 486 for the t« run will b# making their final hid for a coveted spot in th* Infore the deadline and actually league swaps but the Washington losers. Harry's Liquors tool two games augural Handicap. wain't announced until an hour Senator* toned a winter bomb­ shell when they claimed Ihey re- fiom the Burnett Painters as Carl ------------------------ — and a half after il. To get Blailngame, the Giant* Jected two >300,000 offers for Har­ Von llerhulis led Harry's with a *ent in fielder Daryl Spencer end mon Xltlebrew, 626 total and Larry Pivrr rolled Manager Charley Dreiten of the a 618 for the Painters. Jim Meoutfielder l.*on Wegner to the Cardinal* while the Red* traded Brave*, a roach with the pen­ lonry rolled e 64!) total to lead veteran srcond-basemin Johnny nant-winning Dodger* last sea­ New York Life Insurance to a Temple to the Indiana for McLi*h, son, said the Giants now * 'jr e 1 ttso-to-one virlory over Gene's I.altrri Press International infielder Billy Martin and ISM the team lo heat." lie added Seminole Cleaners and I.sundry, FAST that the Braves tried in obtain who Were Ird by 1I1S! oiu. j . ij j 7:1 CUNY 38 Ulaiingime but laid Ihe Cardinal* At Ihe hnlGway mark in the i>cnn slate 80 Syracuse 73 "tried to hold u* up." seaton, Mather of Sanford leads Becklcy 79 Salem 77 The Senator*, meanwhile, said the league with 29 victories and Hutgcr* 51 Prnnjyhania il they had rejected the second lit defeats. In aecond place, St, Johns (N.Y.I M Brook!)n 49 largest offer ever made for a Harry's Liquors has won 27 and St. Jns. (P a i 93 Klizahrlhtown 63 hall player when they turned lost 18. ljuite a way hack of the Scranton 77 King* College 73 down the Cincinnati Reds’ bid two leader*, third place Burnett SOUTH of >300,000 (cash on Ihe barrel) Painters has won 22 and lost 131, Christmas Tournament for Klllebrew. The Pittsburgh while New York Life Insurance is First Bound total carriea hroke Ihr former Pirate* claimed they had made at quanlico, Va. very rlo.se behind with 21 ■wins mark of 271 act by Eddie Price a player offer (hat actually ex­ and 24 losses. Gene's .Seminole Jacksonville 87 Belmont Abbey 58 ceeded In value the Reds' >300,- Cleaner* la presently standing in Lewis Coll. 84 Wesleyan U. 39 of New York In 1951. 000 offer. fifth plarr with 19 wins and 28 Ml. St. Mary 7t Catholic U. 83 Coneriy, once hooted by New Senator uwner Calvin Griffith York fan* during the Glanti' Iran disclosed tha offer was mad* by losses, ami Celery City Printing Quantico Mar. 87 All. Christian 33 yean of not too long ago, look General Manager fiabe Paul of Company is closing the gap and now has 17 wins to 2* losses. Ihe Reds last Aug. 9. over firit place laat week, and W4.M 9.1 Morris Harvey 82 Griffith said lie told Paul he then won bis firit passing cham­ Wrjtcrn Ky. 70 Murchcad St. 68 was not interested in selling KilYandrrhilt 79 Gcurgia 67 pionship in 12 years in Ihe league lebrew and that Paul then made MIDWEST with an average or 179 yard* (he same offer fur Camiliu pa*lie Paul 87 Purdue 83 rual, 23 year old Cuban pitcher gained for every pan thrown. Indiana Ccnlral 71 Marin 60 Coneriy completed 113 of 194 who had a 17 10 record laat teaSlippery Rock 87 Frostburg 47 ton. SOUTHWEST tours for a 38,1 percentage mark. GAINKSVILLK (UPI) — Stetson Okiahuma 81 SMIJ 57 II# gained I .tom yard*, threw It forward Rill Schneider hit *lx f r e e Aruona 65 San Diego St. 30 touchdown pane*, and had only throws In the last Hirer mim.tr* Tcx. Wr.lcyan 66 Arlington St 60 (our intercepted. I m*At!ay night to lift Ihe Matter! to WKST Brown, hatting I.ooa with three a 79-74 upset over Florida Okla. City 78 N. Texas Slate 61 nulling championship* In three Strl'un trailed 44 40 at halftime Wichita 71 St. Mary (Calif.) 38 Th# Biddy Basketball League of NFL icaton*, finiihcd 293 yard* hut closed the gap in the closing Oklahoma St. II Tulsa tn the Sanford Rtcrralion Depart ahead of J . D. Smith nf San minute*, with Schneider'* free San Francisco 68 Denver 62 Francisco. Ollie Mat ion (S631 of m#nt ia for hoy* under 13 year* shots clinching Ihr victory. t ____ ____________ of 12 c. L ilt Saluiday Ih# six Lo» Angel#. wm third and Tom i Altogether, Schncidrr got 11 A t t o n r l n m u * I I n learn* In ilir league .11 played points, including ninr frrr ihrows lIL flC IH F IL l l 1P Tracy (791) of Pittsburgh wa* fourth and Rob Mitchell (743) of at Seminole High School Gym with Stetson's lop scorer wa* Barney NKW YORK (UPI) — College th# following r#ault*. Strmpsc McLaughlin, a forward, wiih 17 football attendance rose 1.71 per Cleveland wa* fifth. cent to a near record of almost Coneriy, a venerable 3g, led took Seminole Sporting Good!, points. Guard Bobby Shiver netted 2<i 7Umillion paid admission* in 1959. some distinguished company in 39 lu 21 Higginbotham heat Rob ton'*, 48 24 and Roiimillal tie annesing the passing title. Karl point* for Ihe Gators and Florida ■' national nirvey of 623 teams. released today by Ihe NCAA Morrill nf Detroit was second. feated Sanford Klectric 49 31. center Hob Sherwood Mad 18. High scorer nf the morning Service Bureau, revealed a total Johnny Unila* of Haltimorr third. allcndancc of 19,613,311 — an in Norm Van Brocklin of Philadel­ waa Buddy Burton of lllgginbo Duffy Due crease of 321,833 over th# 1938 phia fourth and Billy Wad* of I.01 tham'i with a 30 point effort Next Saturday'* game* find SAN FRANCISCO (CPU _ season, it was the sixth straight Angeles fifth. Roiimillal v*. Robson'* at I a. Coach Duffy Daugherty of Michi­ year in which attendance in m . Sanford Klectric v«. Semi gan Stale is due tu arrive Satur­ rreaw'd and the national total note Sporting Good* at 10 and day lo take over hi* duties a* was just short of the record of May Jtecall Forward Stem per v*. Higginbotham at It. roach of Ihe Ka*t team in Ihe 19.631995 set in 1919 when 39 TORONTO (UPI) - Hank Cica­ Parent* ami spectator* are wel­ annual Shrine football game Jan. , more learn* participated in the la, ex-New York Ranger forward, come to watch the midget »iie >• sport. sport is expected tn be recalled hy the eager* in arlioji. Schooling Races To End Tonight I i f r * ** M ARKETS SAVIN GS Sonford Avt. 1100 - 13th St. Goldsboro of 4th St. U.S.D.A. Inspected Tender Chick FRIERS JUICY . TKXIIKII Delicious C H U C K Jimmy Brown, Coneriy Pace Pro Gridders In Rushing And Passing PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - JimMp Brawn, the bundle of muscle of the Cleveland Brown*, and Charley Coneriy, the bundle of yaars from tho New York Glanti, won tbo National Football League ruablng and pining championship* for 1SS0. Brown, carrying the bait (or . •ingle aeaaon record 290 time*, won the ruahing title for the third straight year with 1.I2S yard*. Ilia I Cage Scores TCP. l> Mather Paces City Kegler Loop HGiants Get Blasingame From Cards NKW YORK (UPI) - The Sin Francis** Giants and Cincinnati Rads apparently have atressthen. ed themselves whart they ‘’hurt the moatcat" laat Maaoa with ■ pair at aurpriat deala. Tbn Giants moved to tlghlca up Uwir Inner defenie when they obtained aecond • baaeman Don Blulniam e from the St. Louis Cardinal! while the Red* made a bid for the ‘'big" pitcher they needed when they acquired 19'game winner Cel McLIsh from Um Cleveland Indiana. The Giant-Cardinal* dial w u N O W 2 Fabulous Markets Oviedo Cagers Sweep 3 Tilts Throe Oviedo Cage turn* couldn’t make any miitakea lait night agalnit Tavire*. The Oviodo varsity romped to a H U win, while the Jayveei roll—I "-c r their opponent*, so 32 and the girl’s team aeored a 43-IS victory. racing the vanity Irani waa Jerry Arndt with IS point*. In the Jayvre win. Tommy Wales waa the leading Oviedo irorcr with >4 point* while Doro­ thy Duda pared Ihc Oviedo girls, racking up IS points. To Fete Player Stetson Upsets Florida, 79-74 Biddy Cagers Open Loop Play ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Joe Cun­ ningham, the National (.eague'i second-leading hitter with a .3(3 average for the St. Louts Cardi­ nals thla year, will receive the J.G . Taylor Spink award of the St. Louia haxehall man of the Toronto Mapl* l-eafx of ihe Na year Jan. t l at the St. l-nult tional Hockey l-eague to fill In Baseball Writers' annual dinner. for injured Bert Olmstead. Cie*la ii playing for Ihe Leafs* Roch­ affiliate in the American Shop For Christmas ester Hockey League. At Tiiu Only about 12 per cent of all Rritiih home* have rcfrigeraior*. according tn the International Federation of Agricultural Pro­ ducers. New MOTOROLA Dog Racing 211 K. GIVE a MULLET REDWOOD Lu nc h e o n LOAF 29 12 Oz. Can Frozen Foods B IR D S K Y K Whipprd po ta to es 1st 3-CHANNEL HIKDSKYR (I# Oi.> STEREO PRESTIGE HI-FI LIMA BEANS 2 3 7' 2 '■55' BIRDSKYK ( I I Ox> Chipped Spinach THIS EMBLEM Season Opens !»\ll \ I.EK (II Ox.3 POUND CAKE EGGS DOZ. 8 • 11 Racaa 8:10 P. M. • 7:30 P. FA 2-7954 at FA S-1T54 M. Compact 3 Channel Stereo Hi Ft lr.» than -11eel »ldr With unique speaker door, extended, s|ieaker an a looms oul lit h lull (eel. 3 *|ie«krni - i H ' i 9 ‘ and V in each door, a 13’ in center Automatic 4 -un-id Golden Stereo mu' rsttird changer HO watts maximum |»-ak i»iwer Cahi net in Mahoganv Blond." or Walnut i dm. Model SK211 OLEO ^ Lbs. $439 PIES “.3.r Sanford Electric Co. LOCATED 9 Mile* South sf Ranfotd a« Highway 11-91 5 116 MAGNOLIA AVE. KA 2-1562 29 SUGAR 1291 — Lb. Box Wllh *7.30 Order All I’urpo** FLOUR Apple • Peach - ‘ herry WAGON V"l V r" 79* WINTER GARDEN (31 Ox.) Flrai Matinee, Dar. 2.1 Final Schooling Tonight 79 ' 5 KOODKINK SEE • AI.I, Saturday Night - Shipped 2 f"r j# 3 MEAT PIES GRADE A 2 LARGE HKKSIIKY'S MORTON'S (6 Ox.) W it COME WILSON? Bleach 3 -» 1 00 IQ c ■O n. 10 GFKRFR'S Hirained BABY FOOD 6 For 59c 159 - lab. Bag M Erren (riant Peas • 9 11 ■# ( 103 lx* �•fir •aiftrf Vrrilf Wed. Dee. 1«, 1989-P«f« « Airmen Complain New Supervision Policy Too Strict W orry Clinic On everybody's chest is this In­ visible tattoo, “1 Wont To fe e l Important”. Your blushing saskei your companions feel more import­ ant: So you folks who blush are al­ ready well launched on the road to popularity if you will just capi­ talise on your natural advantage: Instead of viewing your flushed skin as a stumbling block, use It as a stepping Mona to greater popularity. Remember, too, that boys usual­ ly te iie only IhoM girt* whom they like: If they dislike you, they general­ ly stay away. They don't ask you for dates. They don't flock around you. So be grateful you hluih. Doris thus has an advantage at tht very start over other girls. BOW BLUSHING OCCURS , Our blood vessels are surround­ ed by tiny circular muscles, not subject to voluntary control. When it Is chilly, these muscles contract and make the skin while. In hot weather, they relax until we all are flushed of face. But occassional)' a child will make *ome faux pas snd become the object of kidding, ridicule or laughter. Tha chief muscles operating at that moment may then become "fixated” with reference to this type of social situation. ir a child thus makes a slip of the tongue, the resulting laugh­ ter may causa him to stutter, for his vocal muscles were operating st that moment and they get “fix­ # ated’', WASHINGTON (U P!) — John Other people get flustered and L. Lewis decided to step down hot. As thetr skin turns rosy red. now as president of the United somebody may call attention, by Mine Workers to head off a pos­ exclaiming: sible power struggle over his “Ahs, sea how Doris is blush­ eventual successor In the union ing:" leadership. And this focusses the victim's This was the explanation that attention on the skin. Thereafter, associates gave today for the this person msy blush In a social 79-year-old labor leader's surprise group whereas the stutterer will announcement Tuesday that ha is show his similar agitation by dif­ resigning is UMW ehlef early ficulty in starting a sentence. next year. HOW CURE BLUSHING They also said departure from Blushing is harder to cure than office would not silence the is stuttering, and many boy friends “ thundering voice of the captain of blushing girls would rather not of a mighty host.** as Lewis once have their sweethearts get over described his rota in behalf of such blushing. They like it. the miners. Since It puts the victim’s com­ These friends said f.ewis cer­ panions at ease, it really has great tainly would continue as a nonvalue, but If you really want to paid trustee of lha UMW's wel­ lessen Its effect, then quit focuss­ fare fund. They also expect him ing your attention on yourself. to testify before congressional To do this, think about other conunittees on eoal Industry prob­ people. Analyse them for some lems. merit on which you ran phrase a sincere compliment. Then notice how they reply to your praise. Keep It up. Send for my booklet "How to Control Your Emotions,” enclosing Members of the Pearl Martin a stamped, return envelope, plus Circle of the First Baptist Church 20c (non-profit). (Always write te Dr. CSaae la of Oviedo enjoyed their Christ­ mas party at I p. m. Tuesday rate of this newspaper, enclosing night at the home of Mr*. Elsie a long te rtaaiped, addressed envelope and tec te rover typ­ Fleming, chairman. Members of the Kingdom Seek­ ing and printing rotis when you ers' Sunday School Claso held send for oae of his booklets.) their Christmas party Monday night. Dec. 14, time 7:3# p. m., Members of the Mary Lawton Enterprise Circle of the First Baptist Church plan their Christmas party for Friday night, Dec. II at the home of the circle chairman. Mrs. G. W. Alford. A covered dish sup­ BY HELEN SNODGRASS per is being planned by Mrs. J. Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Abbott of B. Jones Jr. assisted by Mrs. L. A. Hardy. Supper win be served Hartscll, Ala. were guest* of the •1 7 p. m. and gifts will be eg- Wllborn families several days last week. •hsnged. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rossi* are The members of the Chsppel Cirete of the First Methodist Church home from St. Vincent Hospital in ml Oviedo met for their Christ­ Jacksonville after their accident mas party on Tuesday, Dec. IS several weeks ago. Mr. Rossis is at 3:30 p. m, at ths homo of able to be out again and Mra. Mrs. Charles G. Shaffer. Miss Roftlt hope* In be out loon. Kit her Bristol w u eo-hootesa. --------------------- 1------- Iteria really n h a eeclal “geld a ia a " tail 4 m m ‘I rtells* that 4 ) fact. Be the la Irytag te get H i of It! T W a iia if «f feaya aa well m girl* are la lie aaaie I m | with her. Get the acw per■peelire eatliaed helaw a a i thea capita lire ea year termer stumhllag hleck. n caa he a valaahle atepplag ateae te popularity. BY - GEORGE W. CRANE, PH. D. M. D. 4) CASE D — 407: Deris D., aged IT, has a common nervous prob­ lem. “ Dr. Crane, I blush easily,H she began, “So as aeon as I get into a social group, it isn't long tiU soma boy starts teasing me. "That lust makes me blush till I actually can feel my skin grow hot. “ It is so embarrassing that I I ' have quit accepting dates, though the boys still aak me to go out with them. “ But I can't stand the teasing. Isn’t there any cure for blushing?” BLUSHERS ARE LUCKY You men and women who blush are actually lucky 1 Tor girls flock around a red factd boy. And men can't stay away from a blushing girl. Did you ever stop to figure out 4 why this is so? Well, blushing makes the other people fret more at ease. Lewis Quitting To Avert Fight Oviedo Groups Hove Parties Personals Lake Monroe No Increase ROME. Italy (U P!) — There will he no increase in prtcei for the 1MO Olympic gamea. Seata BY MBS. H. L JOHNSON tango from 44 centa to IBM), tk# Mr. and Mrs. James Priddy sim a as they did far tho 1MI and child rr* of Orlando were gimoo at Helsinki, Finland. week end guciti of Mr. and Mre H. L. Johnson. Mr. Priddy ia a Wilwyn Did member of the Orlando police de­ LAUREL. Md. (U P!) _ Eng partment. Tand won tho ftrat running of the Mr. snd Mrs. Donald Hudson Washington. D. C., International and daughter Cindy, formally of when Wilwyn defeated Ruho by Orlando, have returned te Monrne • length and three quarters in to reside and ar* living in the 1932. home of Mrs. Clover M am . Personals Add Charm T o Your Horn* With n Slack of — OFFICIALS at the Myrtle S c h o o l in Springfield, Mass., thought they were seeing double when these five sets of twins enrolled in the kindergarten class this year. In the group, front lo rear, are: Debra and Diane Young; Alnn and Melanie Jasmin; David and Donna Meknlian; Paul and P ttrr Musiak, and David and Daniel Shep­ pard. Quotable Quotes Uulted Frees International WASHINGTON — State Depart­ ment spokesman Lincoln White, announcing that Communist Cieelioslavakia haa not answered an Amrrican protest against an exhibit at Prague calling Gen. Douglas MacArthur a “ mass mur­ derer.": “ One ran only assume that this is In furtherance of the apirit of Camp David." TOPEKA. Kan. (UPD — “ It will be necessary lo know what the airman does with his off duty time, wham he associates with . . every detail . ." The quotation was taken from a policy teller Issued Tuesday by Brig. Gen. Ariel W. Neilsen. eommsnder of the 2lst Air Division at Forbes Air Force Base, a unit of the Strategic Air Cum mand. Some airmen *t the bast com pared Ncilsen's letter of policy to George Orwell's novel *M944," which depicts ■ mythical society under a dictatorship of the pro letariat. In Orwell's novel tho ellltens of this society ar* confronted every­ where by aigna reading: "Big Brother is watching you," Party members were so eloscly watched that even TV tranamltteri were installed in their homes so every movement coud be obeerved. Ncilsen's policy details ■ sys­ tem of supervision that depends upon human observation rather than telecommunications. Under Ncilsen’s order, person­ nel st Forbes will continue to function as element*, flights, squadrons snd wings. But wing leaders will monitor the activi­ ties of the squadrons, squadron leaders the arllvlles of the flights and so on down the line. The new polity affects both of­ ficers and enlisted men on the bite. In his letter of policy Neilsrn ordrrrd element leaders to learn all details of the airmsn’a family history; his financial status; whether he owns an automobile. “ Every detail, including per­ formance reports, personal hlalory stiicmests, dcrogsiary flier, pro­ motion selection folders and unit files must he screened and data recorded." the letter said. In explaining his tetter Neilsrn said in many eases airmen were found lo be “unsatisfactory in Ihr performance of their duty end their off-duty conduct." ( U P D - rail rising Rudy Ellis of Chicago meets Gene (Ace) Armstrong of Elisabeth, N. J .. in ■ 10 round nationally televised middleweight bout tonight that pita a heavy puncher against a slick boxer. USED CAR BUYS Fairbanks • Morse Farnpe Repair* To All Makaa Howard C. Long 147 K. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 2-2111 DECORATOR COLORS The FABRIC SHOP 23j » Orlando Dr. Complata Your Chrialmaa Shopping at FA 2-3713 FREE FREE France* and Elaaer Boeraer Arrow from Ike Pool Office **Aak for TOP VALUE STAMPS’' Americans Just Keep Smoking And Smoking And... WASHINGTON (UPD — Amer­ icana bought * record 433 billion cigarettes (his year, 10 billion more than the previous 1134 high, despite new government cancer warnings. The Tobacco Institute, which announced the figures Tuesday, predicted that Americans would purchase 327 billion cigarette* next yrar and OM billion annual­ ly by 1M4. The institute again rriticlted Surgeon General Leroy E. Bur­ ney's recent statement that the weight of evidence pointed to cigarette smoking as the “ prinel- mis. pal” h u m of increased lung can­ cer. “ It la difficult te understand how Dr. Burney could . . so clear­ ly admit the lack of laboratory or iclentlflc evidence te support the lime-worn much-criticiied statis­ tical charge* against smoking, and thea come up with tuch extreme and unwarranted contluilana.” the statement said. Americana snoot te.mo.ooo.ooo for aU kinds or tobacco product* this veer. 3M) million more than In 1138, the institute said. It laid tho figure■ were from Ihe Agri­ culture Department. The Institute said cigar and rig- •Hilo output Jumped to 000 In 1030, about 330 mitUaa above 1034 and tho highoet sine# 1023. Declines were reported this year In the output of amoklag and chewing tobacco and snuff. Shop For Christinas At Tht. New & H I Y l/ l 211 E. ,k lit NOTICE Osteen WALT OATMAN HEARING CONSULTANT Will eho«k your O . bearing or bearing T tJ i O O Personals ltd Mrs. Frank George and Ed Marshall spent Thursday In Day­ tona Beach, vlailing Mr. and Mra. George Carter. William Doyle left last week end for Tonmwanda. N. Y. lo spend the holidays wilh hit fami­ ly- THURSDAY 1:00 p. m. to 4:00 p. m. at — FAUST’S DRUG STORE Sanford • Batlortoa, Cord Acrenaorlra for al Hearing Alda COM! H I YHt VALINS DOR YOU... shi a-in iitf.ixsis y. reos Htsrws.r ,V, GRADE “A” FROZEN DRESSED 4 DRAWN YOUNG TENDER RROAD BREASTED B IR T H D A Y TURKEYS 47* OCEAN SRPAY / //y CRANBERRY SU C K 2 ' - L". B7e 10 to 20 - Lb. AVERAGE Lb. B R O ILER S I.b. 4 In * - Lb. Average 53' QUICK FROZEN tirade A Yountr. Tender 39* 49‘ *379 Baking Hens "SlII'ER RIGHT" Short Shnnk FULLY Cooked Ham Morrell Pride BONELESS Canned Ham Wnrwiih Fine ASSORTED Chocolates 5 2 • Lb. But 1 • I.b. Box 69* *1 Lb. Can WARWICK Chocolntt Covered 35 Cherries 12 • O *. 49* Box j \NK I'ABKKR FAMOUS FRUIT CAKE t o o i e k m P ie f a RENAULTS m. v. MUST Important new facts about... MRS. FILBERT’S MARGARINE AND FAMILY HEALTH Dauphins *1396 Dauphia* *1450 4 rv 68 Dauphin* Today some cUim Hut i aturattJ animal fat* build up cholesterol in the blood, while uMaturated *tgoUble oil* nuy help reduce choles­ terol. Since evidence ia Mill incon­ clusive. your doctor Is the on* to advise you on this. But you should know that Mrs. Filbert's Mare*"1* •• mad# from only the finest vegetable mis, which contain no cboievtcrol and arc 10*; uMMurojtd. Mrs. Filbert's is enriched with vitamins A and D. ia highly digestible, low In salt. Result: a nutritious, healthful source of quick rood energy . . . a product you can enjoy with runfultuet. Compare Mrs. Filbgrt'a to say spread, at any price. Mrs. Filbert's Msrfariiit For geed t sling. . . aad pod Malta! Fresh Fruits and Vegetable* Apple Sauce 2 2 5 Apples 2- fickle Government F lt K S II (9 9 6 n.upkio. *9 9 5 Patch OTHERS ord Cusl. 100 our Door 67 •% £ ‘896 Motor Co. *00 French FA 2-109* Small Cars Ar* Our Busin***— Not A Sideline! Red fl\\ F.KT 2 7* 2 Peas c- CARDS — — Baby Food 10/99c Chicken of ike Sea 4 'j Or. 33c Of 5 9 c Lettuce Crackers 12 ox. 27c A P P IO S Surf Flour 51b. pkg.55c Breeze Gold Medal A R P Tub Style 47c Irebtrg Fancy a Ballardt Bisquick 2 9 c Celery D rtrrjrnt Prterzr&t Butter 19* PASCAL Nabtsro ,W4*11*111 Rita mi** With Fate Cloth 40 Of. Pkg. Approved 29* Cranberries Crisp g r e e t in g Chunk Tuna Delirious CrUp Gerber's Strained TflcJOw ■ Small Sweet CHItlSIMAS 11 OQC I * O '* 4 ^ M ixed Pickles I'arific R t Ford Falrlan* O l 2 Dr. Hardtop food j i , *1296 H I Dauphin# 67 4 "S e i A4t* Our Finest Quality A | MR Dauphin* '1296 with elertrir clutch1 * ® ' * 57 3 ^ 2 75 5 - 3 89 *1196 and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS DECEMBER II Admissions Susan Harper, Geneva Cornelius Dovate, DcBary John Manlon. DcBary Sherwood Barbour. Sanford Burney Barbour. Sanford Alton Gunter, Sanford Haiel Summersill, Geneva Dismissals Mrs. Gerald Tope and baby, Sanford Mrs. James Von Herbutis and baby, Sanford Mrs toirette McDermott, Maitland Sirs. Jane Wilkinson, Lake Mary Mrs. Alice Foreman, and baby, Enterprise Mrs. Celia Sayward and baby, Sanford DECEMBER II Alice Freeman, Sanford Reginald Hillsnian. Sanford Leighton Collier, Sanford Roberta Galchrll, Sanford Kathleen Adams, Sanford James Clark, Sanford Bonnie Barnes, Sanford William D. Thompson, San­ ford I) [.missals Jamra C. Hudson J r , Mt. Dora Karen Miller. Sanford Ring Results United Press International CHICAGO — Donald Hanson, a BUFFALO, N. Y. —Bocky FitKayeee, W jo., rancher, backing a proposal tentatively accepted by mcrelle, 133, Buffalo, outpointed the 41st convention of the Ameri­ Joe Miceli, 131, New York (tO). can Karin Bureau Federation HARTFORD. Conn. Billy calling for repeal of the federal Lynrh. 130, Hartford, stopped Li­ individual income lax: " It wouldn't impoverish the no Rinneon, 134, Cuba (10). government one bit.” TRENTON, N. J . - J . D. Ellis, WASHINGTON - Cal Griffith, 137, Trenlon, outpointed Chico Ve­ owner of the Washington Senat­ ter, 134, New York (10). ors, explaining why he turned MANILA — Flash F.torde. 133'ti, down ■ JWQ.QOQ offer for third baseman and home run slugger Manila, outpointed Bert Somndlo, 1337b. Japan (10). Harmon Killcbrew: "You can't play money at third LOS ANGELES—Charlit (Tombb ite .” (tune) Smith, MU, Ins Angeles, HAVANA — New York busi­ outpointed Bay Greco, 147, tots nessman John Martino, denting Angeles. (10). before a Cuban military tribunal chargrx tbit he was associated CandidateH Screened with the While Rose, an antiURBANA, HI. (LTD The Castro Cuban organisation be athletic board of direeturs i t the Waved operating from Miami: University of Illinois continues to "1 never heard of a White screen candidates to replace Rose. Furthermore, I have no Coach Ray Eliot but It atill it interest In Cubsn politics.” impossible to predict when Ihe new roach will b# named. Dirertor of Athletics Douglas R. Mills TV Bout said Tuesday. CAMDEN, N J Hospital Notes 2 k 13' II tad 19* YORK em psgj 4 ills' 3 5 * ™ Reg. 35c 35c .^ p ljju p e r J^arket An. il M Min i lb. 73c OPEN UNTIL I P . 1 L FRIDAY NIGHT i I } �> katof Oml) Par* 10—Wed. Dee. 16, 1969 H E R A LD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results TIME TO OUlT. OeOEK CEASE P EE, £A*£r&. X'LU SE E VCU CLABBJP1RS OTDBX L Gee* f m i THE CXD HOME TOWN ■*■■■»«■ By STANLEY 2. *. «. I. i Fee Meat Wiata* la Real Real Eeteta Waatai Real E m m Fa* taka Martgaca Laaaa 7. Raalataa Oppattafflltas 7-A laaaraact I. f. II. 11. 12. IL It. S^C HAS A TOP-SCCB WAY T* CARRY TH’ OC ptasK'N/ / — ------ lEW IM H I, KtOS.Give TH’ BALLTO GRANDMA Trnrrn -nrrr Au*>n»MNiiL.- '»•'* SSL inoH nituA K im HX.MTUVjnte L iJUNUeoNUWKH y r m r u r t m iv io am w w o & pwfu AFAtUi WILL TRADE P ta a ta Hal* W aaM Mala Hat* W a n t* Mata ar Feaata Wsefc WaalH FlaaiMaf B en lews Electrical Service* BatUlag • PaMtap • R etain CBR home with oak floor*, en closed garage, 1449 iq. ft. |n *11 fer tau, Isai or what have yoq, ROSA U PAYTON * Regiatart* Real Batata Broker Mary E. C araea — Leo Ratvail B. B. Rogero, Sr. Associates n . FA 2-1M 1 17-93 at Hiawatha 11-A Beawty Parlara I*. Plewere A Plaata 17. Peta • Livestock • li*»U ea II. Meekhwry - Taala If. Baata a a* Mater* If. AataMcklles 2t-A Trallara I I . Faraitara IS. Artklaa Far Bala » —Natkaa A renewal* M - la * l I FaaaM a . E k c a llM - hutraettaa 2BED R00M home just otitiido city, oa Magnolia. Kitehen equipped. 1200 down, t7S per mo. Real nice. FA 2-7669 after 5 P. M. u- • +rhwtVli>U/M« \S£CK£rtAntA,SK/:‘ywuriN -----------the SUSUESUNTILI ODMEBACli-i k FEUOMJtfl RENT A HED »,'fJiVAO rOAHUSOtt&HVONP Kollsway, Hospital A Baby Bedi 3-ROOM apartment, clou In 11? So. French Ave. By Diy, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FLR M TLRF. 3-BEDROOM home, unfurnilhed, Ph. FA 2-1111 t i l W. li t St. Urge kitchen, large Floride room, central heat. Good neigh­ 3-BEDROOM unfurnlthed houie, bor*. 119 Roialia Drive. Phone kitchen electrically equipped. FA 22390. 2(12 Willow Avenue. Call PA 2 0274. CLEAN 4-room furniihed apt. Cloie in. SU Park Ave. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* privata batha, 114 W. F in t St. MOBILE HOME LOT. 30’ x 100’ Legal Notice f M i'U . 0 * r TH * BAMS Am 70V/0/ TONTO Bf 0AIN3 CONBOOUSNI0B JUSTAS DM LOW IH*MR MA 3 TIP AWAY FSOM TH* BiAC<«Mf TH'< BU W - • • * » T ir « o r nriT * t .\t k o r rieOrunA t o : t x - a x n r* A.vnrnsoN. i*o*t nrric* Bot 11)1, l*tt»r«burK, Virginia: A Puli; haying b**n fti#<) aR4lri*t ) ' mi In Dm Circuit Court tn atirl fo r Ktmltiol* Count)', Florida, af law. for r#iil#vln( th» iitibFBTlatc<l thla of « filch la HMlV.tltD J. DJIA SIP IO.V, arii 11A1\il AIt \ with water, light* and icwage conncctloni. E. B. Young, Trailer Village, CaticJberry. FURNISHED apartment ideal (or touriit couple. 317 W, 3rd. FA 2 2917. SAN LANTA: 1 bedroom lurnI'hed apartment. (04 E. l(lh Street. Phone FA 2 (292. _________ _____________________ _ . ,' CIlAAlPIOaX, hla wlf* PtstSlIfN 3 ROOM, clean, modern, (urniabed apartment, 601 Palmatto. Phone %m, T. N. "ANDr' ANDKIUON at all, f&tj a I* inare hy FA 2 U » . nntlfltil anil m|tilr«<l l#» ft)* y«nr writtin d*fBn«#Bt If any, to Ibr Plalnfiff • mmplafnt hlM In nli( rAtiPff, an-l N* iB«riai i rapy (her* nf upon rialnUff ■ Attorney nn rr b*fora tb« H*t day «»f January, THU •T4T« « r FI,Oil IDS TO A. I», !'*•>; nf h* r n Ia* d*faiiH a III LrriM.K HIMiM V IVNKAU McUKIC, lm •nt*ryd againat you for th# ra* RKltDKXCI I \ k \mwn J t r f pra)a<1 by I'Uintlffa, A •worn i ’limpUtnt bavins b*«r» tHKAIel fil'd ■fain* I roti In f h# Clm* II I »avir| If# O a t r h a! *'»*url in and f«»r Fanilnnl# f*6iunty, i ‘i*rk of fht Cirruil Pnurt Florida, by K.dTKU COBMI.N lly; Martha T, \ ihitn •IKK, for dllitre#, th* abort ti;1a fUputy l!f#pk of which 1b FriTKIt COIIMIN HrKenn#Mi If, l.rffltr «1EK. Plaintiff, itraua LCCIU.K Kilwarda llulldlng It MOWN I INK Ale If c( DC1C, Daf'nPo»t OffUm tb a a ir 4*0 »l4 iit, tN#•• pr#••n,ta ar* tn rf»m.* JRati fiiri, I*Inrid a maud jin* iti ap|i#ar and Ml* your It torn ay for Plaintiff Publish Dtp, 14, 1J, S4 A Jan < wrlllait ilifrniM h* #ln o»» nr ba* for* lb* I lib «1ay of January, A, TDK UTATH o r Kf^lUDk TO D.. Ilia; nr n!h'rwl*a Decree Pro NAHA ANN IKIU.r.r, ADimCAd Confesses will ba «nt«r*d atainat you UNKNOWN: Tbe Fanford HsraM la d#»lanat* A Rwnril Complaint having been apapwr of in u r it elrfil'd agalnar you In tha Clrruit •d a* a iNiurt in and fur P#mlntilt Couit* rulalioft irt which thla tdtafLnn •hall h# pnbliabffd nnc* rarli tat*k t», Florida, by DKOItUK DAVID lftiltt*KY« flip dlvnrr#, Dta Bhnri for four r«ifia*e»!tSfa week*. WlT.V£M iny hand ard offirlal tltU nf which la llCliRUK DAVID IlCVtr.Iir. Plaintiff, varans N %DA •*al of tha Clark of tha cirrull Court uit tbla the 1th day ef Dtt* IVN IKULKT. Dafandani, thtta praarnta ir* to rnmnianil you to *inh»r, A. D. Hit. appaar and fils your wrlttan da* IHKAM •/ DAVID If flATCMKIe fanaa* harain on or haf«r« tha lath Clerk of ClrOiet* Court day of Darambar. A It. IV,*. or otharwDa lircraa Pro i*onfttao Hark N, Clikftltid, Jr. Attorn*y at law, Ault* If I, Mill bo onfarod agalnat fmi. Th« Honford 11#raid la d* *1lyta t * Hanford Atlanllr Nat Inna I *d so a no wapaper of gonoral Hank HulidInV, .Hanford, Florida, rirnilatlon in Mhlch thta citation Attn rimy for Idalntirf, •hall bo pubilBhad otiro oarh w**k. Pubitah Dae. 9. 14. 31. So, IU9 for ffitir e*uii»#rut ii ■ n aoka. I'll TITKII e MHK WITNKH* my band and offirlal ••at of tha **lark of tho I'ircult NOTIC’K If h#r*by #lv*n that I am •neaR#d In bii*nn#«« ar Ian ford.. i*oUFt on thta lha Slrd day of Atmlitnla County, Florida, undar Nav*mbor» A. D. till, tha flrMtiniit nimi nf, t‘ut Mata t SICAM Lliiuort, and (hat l Inland in r#* DAVID OATCIIKU it*tar said riama with tha Clark nf •'fork of Circuit t^ourl. ib* I'lmuli Court, Mamlnol# Coun­ My: Jaan K Wlllto ty, Florida, In arcordan" with th* Daputr Clark provisiont nf tha Fn tItimia Nam* Carroll flurko Aiatutat, to-wltt Action If IQ) Attornay at l a * Florida Atatutsa 1IIT, r. O. Mob l!h 9 (gl Kytllne Kina Ifathay Sanford, Florida Publlib Dtcambar t, 14, It,. Jo Attornay for Plaintiff Legal Notice &>• ALBMB TWI LONE f?ANGtlg aippoaching hib s h o p * •• •GOOD •• IM IN) A HURRY I'L HAVE A SEAT- (Y O U RE NEXT- *• T THOUGHT A YOU HAD TWO *-I BARBERS r v :e DO-I'M THEOTWR OWE A . YOUU Pd DAI HOC96 TOHOUM J IS VOU® ON MY RlCYClIF tlllf r ONC* t , YIAM. 9UT &er in, WHAT IK PEOPVf DiOAUY \ 1MIY BUY TO GIT I DON’T RIO Of Ml f U IW J J N---------- \sHCGE3 W'NGCyy HEHASYT3ESM AROCWO LATELY - h e mad t o go to c tx js tr j ASOuT AM AUTO y ----- -■** ACCOEn T ( VOU meam UyA—5AV t-tT ^ /* HE f \virNESSED ACCOENT? . ITL9ITHAIW I 1M9 PfOPVl WON'T OPtN * TWt DOOR 90* VOU* WUAT ARC you SILLING? irt-L MAkiff H M M iss SCHOOL-LyHAT d o J Hi WWT TO GET* ,----MkEDUOlN that r o e I > s 'Smellies' Are Upon Us MSWAS D«IVIN<5 Trt£ CAS BROKER ■y VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Sm elliei are upoa u» There are tome who say they've alwayt been with ui. But Michael Todd Jr . ha, hi* (ir*t Smell O-Viiioa movie, "Scent of Mystery," ready (or its premiere Jan. I. Another scented movie process. Aromarama, currently is being shown in New York. Though Todd denies the famed stock yards had anything to do with il, Mike ha* chosen Chicago for the dehut o( his odoriferous flicker. In Hollywood to make last min- j ute preparation for Ib# big event, Todd aaid audiences will be treat­ ed to (cores of various aromas dunng th* course of the picture. ‘•We’re not trying to revolution­ ist th* movie buiineit,'' he said, somewhat sheepishly, " f want to give the public an evsning of unuaual entertainment. Something they will enjoy." According to Todd they will en­ joy luck oUfactor/ del^btf _ ( £ 2. Fer Beat LOCH ARBOR 3 TRAILER LOTS with (reel. City CANAL FRONT light meter available. Seven *(* Crystal Drive Oaki Trailer Park. Ph FA 2 3176 This three bedroom home with u» baths, kitchen equipment, dis­ 2-BEDROOM furnished house, 11 posal, exhaust fan. apace heater Smyrna Dr.. DeBary, NO 1-4979. and Venetian blinds can b - » yours for th# low down paym ent* FURNISHED one bedroom houie of 11900 and anuma low in­ near base. Mo per month. terest rate mortgage of 4tV%. Adults. Phone FA 2M35. The owner hat been transferred and hat authorired ui to lower r i ’RN. Apt M l* W. l t t a t the price to 114,900 with immedial# possession. Exclusive lift­ 4-BEDROOM unfurnilhed home; ing. tv* bath: all electric kitchen; eatra large rarporte. Pinecreit RORERT A. WILLIAMS, Raaltos School directly North — no Raywasta LuBqtaat, Ai itreeti (or children to erou. FA 2 3931 Atlanta Avaiianie immediately. IM Pinecrest Dr., Ph. FA 2-7010. LAKE FRONT Property In Osteen ' 2(6 ft on lake; 231 ft. on front; I. Real Eilat a Fer Bata 227 ft. on East; 96 ft. on West; modern 2 bedroom home, double BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY garage: 90 fruit trees: I in. 2 BR. boMie on Magnolia, juat out well. Ph. Orlando, G Arden ] 3777 of city lim. a; kitchen equipped, Venetian blindi, epaca heater. Mu*i sell at once. 13993. Will Sten strom Realty trade (or late model car. HERBERT STENSTROM >'A 24961 or FA 2 0333. Registered Broker LEN RISNER J BY OWNER: NEW 2-BEDROOM LOTTIE BROADWAY CBS HOUSE in Lake Mary. Cen KEN TORBETT Iral Heat. Under 96.000 cash or BETTYE D. SMITH termi. Phone FA 20721. Associates 11 M. Park Ph. PA 19499 Legal Notice Legal Notice \ r ir r iT in i « vswtc NOTIi’ K l.*s h*r.l>7 il«*n that t »m en*aa*i| In bnalnxa at let t'ranrh Asa.. Manti.r-I ftroilnnla 1.1 t h e r o t ’ a t t ji't H it c * r o t n t countx. Ktoriua. umtar th» ttett- i i avis po r aKwi.vni.se c a t v r v . uaua nam, of. h a m w .-a.i, a-v K t.on tiiA «, that 1 ini*nd io ravlatsr ■aid name la N» Ratal* *f j with ih* Clark of tha Circuit Court, JAMES ill.vttpik a/h/e Aammola County, Florida, In JIM UI.AXPIE. •orrisnr* with tb» provlelona of tha d a c e s **<t Fin ii Intis Name At atut#*, lo-wlt: lO T irn o r f n o k it k Aartlon 141.aa Florida AtaDit«a TO At.t, PP.R.uos^ tN’TKRKXTEO 0I(: D. fl. A Madeline flafrlid. IN T H E E STA TE OK SAID DEC K, HIT. DENT: I . Ik, U arl •( tfe* rsaotr J b4,». VffwitataU ( B i ll ) , ru»n», j ■ pfbb Mla, In rai Fatal* mt JAIIKN (lumpIK t/h/a JIM OUIAPIK D*C*4R«<1 T * AH tMltlBN a i l FffH ia Hit* lot Claim* *r I k a i i 6 i A*ita«( Rlild KbIi Ibi Ydii a n*l *4rh nf you i n h#p** by notiflasl an<f r*(}itir«<l ta pr«tan( Ifl *hi yllt it * iny rlilniR * ml daminili a hlfh you, or *ith*f of y*au, may hav« a n 'm l th* *i1At* of J AIIKS lll.AkPIK a/k/A JIM IILAFPIR, d«t #4Rt'l, (at* of *al(l I'ftuni), to (bo Founiy Judu* of barnlnol* rmiftly, Florida, at hi* of Dr* In tbt nm rt bnuia of slid t'ountjr at Manford, Flori'la within tight ralandar m«j|)thi from tha Dm* nf tha flrat pmhllrutiniT «f ill la nolle#, Ka«*|i« rial ns or damans) •hall ba 1* * t itlns. and ahatl atat* th* plarff i»f r*«id#nr* and poat off(r* addr*B* of lHa rfaftnant. in>| •h «Il H* aworn In by th* rlaimant, hla agent, or ht* attorney, and any auch rlainf nr demand not an filed aba 11 ba void* /a/ Paul M. f.awa A* •»#i'utor of rh« laat Will and T**t imam of J a ITI111 (Ha Nip!a a k a Jim nllapia, i1*< *4«*d rlofs|nf| V, Frederick N Park (>•. £*nford. Florida P. O. Hub 11th Attornay fnr Karat# Putill ah Dee. », 14. 3), D. D il. • rltt*a IniirumiiH tnirporttn. ta h* th* !*,t will * u4 t*,:am*ni of ■aid d*c*4*at ha* h**n adislttid to probata la thta eourl. Tn. ara h*r*by rommandsd *HMn Ms eat* IN THE ClltC I IT (111 NT, NINTH J t i m i w . tiH tt’ir n r f k i h i d i i i n o fiin u '.H ixu r. cot m , Fl int 111%, I ID UI.H V >0 HUN CITATION TO APPRAH AND SHOW OAFMK TO: IIKV.KN K PKTKRSON l*3JJ Mulberry Sitr 'at Somi h«.«<i •, Kc*ir■mT,.«n.hl, W»* n«. |-o,int>. Michlcn A n m n r,llltart h*,ln , k.in til.U tn tn* Circuit Cuuri tn and fnr Ntmlnal* ('uuntr. S’larMn. tn I'lunmrr. •n’ IIU.1. "t.V UK: Kit ANk V. I’CTEItSON. J R . I.EILA JSJAN PKTKHXON. « A lit' l A JOKTTA I’KTKHSON. mi nor*. PETITION' rttll 1'rjSTOnr," prnyln, far r*rm « r,li*f far Ih* Bbor* n*m*-l mlnnr chll4r*n. anl asatnat >01 garlic, wood shavings, pip. tobac­ *• th* l*,al euatodlaa af aal-i co, shoe polish, steam engina ctllt-lr.n, N ‘ |W THE ft KKOItR thla la Is amok* and, of all Uiinga, horses. nnilf, y.-u ihnt If yna d**lr* tn t tu*r*tn foil ar* r»U'iir*4 Other scents floating through the tn f|la vour an««»r. If anv, tn theater will be rotes, peaches, (hi* T'atltlon with in* Ct.rh n* ,a t bread, bananas, wine, perfume Court and ta **r>a up.-n Pa Itinn. •r'l attorn*-, OKo. A. XPEEn, J it , and coffre. -ho** aUdraa* La P, t) U„t tin , "In one scene we deliver three kanf.,r<l, Klorltla. a rup- of *alj ananar an nr b*fnr* th* It:a ua, diffvrent smells within 30 sec­ of t'lirmimr. A, 1J 1*(S onds," Todd went on. "Altogether Th* nalura of am.I P.titioa t, there are 3o rmells integrated in tn pr*- |n*t rulto.tr of **14 PRANK A PKTKII8U.V. J it. LKILA to the pictures." JS:AX Pr.TEKifiN. *n4 St ARC! A Does Mike fear a field day for JOKTTA PETERXii N. minor*, h* t*.| ta *al4 rhll4r*n a fathtr, cntics who could make obvious .ran PUAJCK A. PKTKItXON observations about bow Smell OWITNKM mr h*ti4 *nt nfftclat Vision really smells as entertain­ *•*1 at Hanford. p*mtaota County, Ktarlda. thla Itr4 4*r af Norsm. ment? W . A. l>. Itll. " I ’m not worried," he said. (SEAM I»4Vlt> VI flATCHEt. "We re inviting that sort of thing Clark of tha Circuit Caurt |, Wa wsnt to have some fun with and for Xomlnola Count), the enure project." KtarMa II, Sltrlha T Vlhlta Eventually, 3like hopes tn open ft* p it, Cl.rk the picture in some 30 theaters OKO A SPEER. JR In th . United Slates and Canada, Xollrltor for Patinos,r although it costa him $23 per P. O. Bot 11*4 Ktcrlda seat to install Smell O-Vision Rantord, By: Vlhart x Kl'ta equipment ■ pepetrn p aliccj. U e e u e e M ft U * D t Attention Movie Fans: v UAf ru t I'M MAKING 1 ONVY THING C. A. Whiddon, Sr. t n Bo. Park Art. Ph. PA 1-ltat 1 Far Raat A warm, inviting ipot far a sindwch and bear—All Decorated for OFFICE SPACE with ample parkIni. 213 Oik Avenue. FA 2-3001. Chriitmai—THE OFFICE BAR, Lakt Miry. TWO BEDROOM home, 403 Sin Ca r 1 o i. Kitchen equipment, >. Far Baal M3.00 Phone FA 23331. 2 BEDROOM CB houia. TeleSLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablet, phone FA 2-3930. Ml Magnolia. FA 2 0720. New deluxe duplex, kitchen equip­ 3 ROOM furniihed apartment 313 ped with rarporte ITS. Palmetto Ave. 2 Bit. home, kitchen equipped, IT* mo. t ROOM ipartment with bath, I BR. home, furniihed. MO. moidulti only, Ph. FA 2-4333. t B.i. home, furniihed IU mo. ROSA L. PATTON, Broker 3-ROOM furniihed ipartment 133 month. Nica location. 107 So. MW Hiawatha FA 2-1301 Loeuil. ruecoMtewrorue wfu*vk . SEE AND MAKE OFFER I. Gaa* Fa AWW.3MUX0/ I FOESOT IM fO LOST XU NEW FIND TNf « AOAiN AND 1X13 OLDfO C « ri3 ALL MATw. . ___ _ UPANVWAV' ■ V t^ 73| «p 5\ v>xo CAMS? Tji OWNER WANTS Cask ttaww ta mertgages a . t „ > ksese i la t$M emutry located ■a 6 lata. Om k stw rested, l * a i water, II. Rracial Services T'RUN WITH/ M0N6V... B 6UING •*' You ara h a re b r a«tm «d that e • n dar m o n t h * fr om t h * 0 * 1* nf t h a * flra t p u b l i c a ti o n o f t h is a o i i r s f n D a p p a a r In th la c o u r t and ahow c a n , * , t f a n - -n it ea n, - h - th a • etton » f th la c n iirt In a 4 i n l l l l n . •»M B i l l to p r o b a i a ehau td s o t s tan d iinr*vnk*d. it ' Wit,on Alaiandat tta C ou atr J u 4 «*. n Banvlnola Count-, tlartaw 1 Puhttih Dee. », is, » , ie , m t . notice to n r r x v o TOt HI Til UCTt.EN and leVAD IH'TI.Eft, husband and wlfa. Hho** r*,ii|*n«* and addrasa !•: Slat, af N*w Toth »nd 111 ptrmn* a- parllaa k a e ,*’ ln« ar rlalmlne ta bars any r|eht. ml* ar Inttrex tn and la th* foltsBiair 4 ,,-n t.,a land Irma and bslna in Sami, nola County, Klerlda: T-ii. and aarh of you, ara harahy notifird that a autt In a-tulty has h»»n brnuaht aaatnat you by Laa. Iia M. »oat*r In tha Circuit Court of |h* Ninth JudlrUt Circuit 1e •ml Eor 9*oiinot* County. Klnrtda. •nd you ar* h,r*hy *umn>nn»d, ordtrad, *nd r*#|ulr*d to fit* your nrittan i s t « ,r «r d*f,ns** ta tha.cnmplatnt fifed h.raln a * . in., In lha aba>a antltlad aauaa. In th* "ffic* nf th* Clark of ilia Ctreutt Court In and for Krmlnel* Caumr. K.v.-I'la at hla offlc* In tha Court Hou*a In Sanford. Klorld*. en or baf.Tr* ih* 21th da- of D*c*mb»r A. n , ISIS and to a*r-a a capr af tti-h an*war or d*fan*aa upon Watao* a Wataon. Platmlfre at, torn,- h-raln. nhot* addreaa k* Hi* North Main. Orlanda, Ktortda an or t.,f. r* *ald ,lat* a* r*-iulr*d hy Iha Ian* of Klorltla and th* S'lor. '*'*• RwItP af Civil Pfotyiluru. If you f*-| to da *a, a ltacr*a Prom, Confrtto will h* *nr*r*d aeslntt” you for in* rahof damaadad ta the complaint. Ton ara furlhar notifird that tha natiir* Of aalil suit I* in foVarlo,* a fir,t titorta o w n , 4 and h,14 hy Plaintiff a, a ,,i(-i,a fr om th* orlonal mortgaanr, aald mortpaea raenrdad tn Morteae* Book It, P*eat SST *Tn Inelual,*. Puhlla n*cord* of Samlnol* County, Ktor* ld*.t It*SInn:ng ms f ,,t South and Jld f**t W.at of Nortaaoat rnrn*r nf N’nrth*a*t of ^ North w**t t,. Section ^ Toon,hip II South, Rons* SI Eaat. Sammoto Count-, Klor« Ma. Thanra run Waat SIS 9 f**t. thane* Sotilh Jt# f*»t. thanra Coat l i s t f,#t. th'nr* North tie r*«t in bxlanlnu, ronratulne an* acre or l«t», *•* ,or eacauMIng and athar r*. Th# name af tha Court In which till* ault haa b**a Inatitutad la Mreutt Court Mlnth Judicial Clr* w l'.i* ,B ‘* ,ar 9*minol* Counlr, rlorlda, and lha *t>hr*rta:*J lit:* ol thta -*,* I* l.-ati, >|. Ko*t*r < tff Ruth Hutlar and laaac Hutlar a n l * Vrman Kiaobl* and J*„ lo Vfaa himbl*. hla wlfa, Dafasdanta, Chanrarr No. 1SJVI. ray hand at Ctark af ■aid Clrruit Court of Ramlnot* 1 ounty, Ktortda, oa th# llrd day "f Noramhar, A. D. t*i*. t SE.Vt.i d a v id m h a tc h e l *'l*rb of tho Circuit Court _ **/ Martha T. Vlhla*. DC. Watson A Wataon Atirrnraa for Plaintiff C* V L .la ttt,. ^ J , “ �i A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P ay I PH. FA 2-261 f Jhr 5 Real Estate Per Rale S. Bool Batatt For Bale J je a M M o t ^ r jr J * 2 LOTS, high ltd dry, 1ST s 105’. LONGWOOD: For salt by builder: LOTS for sale: cleared: hish around: liar a 14.V: Near Raven­ 2 bedroorr. Di bath. 12’ x t r aa food road our block from na Park; 9430 FA 2*213. Lake Mary. Half down, balance screened p»tio, double cerporte, large hitebeo k dining rooms. t term a. FA >1104. Zoned area: large lot: city wa­ 3-ACRES of good farm land In Sanford Celery Delta 3500 per 2-BEDROOM home hardwood ter. I m m c d l a t s possession. acre. Excellent ttrm t. Richards floors. L ari* lot 2409 Adami II 4.500. TE 1-4295. Hotel, Melbourne. Florida. Court, Wynaowootf. T e r n s . FA 2*1117. Si. SAN SEN KNOLLS I l l K. Park A rt. I Bedroom MORS FOR YOUR MONEY HOMES BY ZBULI $550 »¥ $ . Ph. FA 2-0123 HOUSE: 2200 for equity in one year old house la Country Club Manor-quick aalt. Ph FA 24271 after > p. m> FARMERS AGENCY MODEL OPEN DAILY 4 Blocks west aI French on 201k Street N. V. Fanner, Realtor D. M. Whitmore Lillian G. Trams Associates. 116 S. French A rt. Ph. FA 2-5221 After hours, FA 1-2012, FA 2-4S21, FA 2-0211 tanfnrk Rtrall Wed. Dec. 16, 1059—Page 11 10. Flewera A PlaeOa but don’t you fiddle around and delay buying your new home until It It loo late to claim homestead exemption. Never before has the Stem per Agency had so many fine homes to sell in every price range. Just call and tell us whera you want to liva in "The City of Gracious Living", how much you care to Invest, and we wtll take you to a home that we will be proud to show and you will be p:oud to own. Used furniture, appliances, ate. Bought Sold Larry’t rORD TRACTOR, double bottom 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA plow, cultivator and dlar, 1900. New k Used Furniture A Phone FA 1-1153. ance*. A Good P lace To 14. Machinery • Toole B & M Distributors m and 2 baths, choice of color tile—Furred and planar walla— All eleetrie kilchoss----- Terrsuo f l o o r a—Cuitom-built cabinet* II. M. "BUI" STE E P E R Agency work and duit-froo rloaela— FA 2-4941 111 N. Park * Landscaped and other plus fan* GRACIOUS LIVING: Large 1 bedroom. 14 bath, hardwood w tures. floors. 3 years old air condi­ 2-HEDRJOM framv nnuve in very good roodiliofl* sprinkler sys­ tioned. range, refrigerator, dis­ W. H. "B ill” 8TEMPKR Afoeej tem: front and rear screened in posal, carpets. Fretired back­ lfilU f A liiir tf porch; garage: large corner lot: yard; oak. pine, 10 bearing ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffet ‘‘itto aot tk» podL MB W. 20<h, St. ciuua. Inside city. O w n e r , Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper FA 24323. Robert F . May, Bart Pilcher, Helen E. Noonan NEW' two bedroom home ready In Phono FA t-4991 111 N. Park move Into. Financing available irn u ^ h lo £ _ S erv U M _ THE REAL ESTATE NUMBER IS FA 2-4991 • J. SPOTLIGHT ' .iii-'r .S 'i SPECIAL 4. Female Help Wanted WHITE female help wanted. '. ust bo 31. Apply to Pig *N Whistle. ,a i^ s a p 0 SALESLADY wanted to travrl Florida and South Georgia, full or part time. No previous ex­ perience necessary. No age limit. For appointment call FO 5-3663. Ovedo ur write Box 564 Oviedo. v - j- v • tf l ir m Male Help Wanted SALESMAN wanted to travel rionda and South Georgia, full or part time. No previous ex­ perience necessary. No agr limit. Retired Navy per»om*cl accepted. For appointment call FO 3-3403. Oviedo, or write Box 544, Oviedo. II. Wsrk Wanted Fotdar Station Wagon • 4 Cylinder • Standard Traaam bilss - Rodin - floater Racelleat Tires - Beautiful Talon* Green Finlik • SpatIcea Inside A Out Super Fordor Hardtop • Ful­ ly Equipped • Glaaty Tutone Finish* ONLY fJ'ay rfert In Every Ei Perfect $ SAVE *51 ’ f OM> Raneh Wagon • Tudor • Beauti­ ful Blue A White Tutana Palal • Rscellent Condition. $ SAVE '54 CADILLAC z . . Fully Equipped Including Air Condilmnrr - Fla*less Tutana Graen A Whit* Finish - ONLY $ $ $ *1135 S S t $ *12 75 WHERE DEALS SHINE RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO Greenware Free Instruction! Gift Pieces—Supplies—Kiln* Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2 U07 T O T A L PRICE nt the sign of your beat buy Home* tenure S Bedrmioi* I >1 Til* Hath* • Screened Porrh • Llility Hnom - Terraise Honrs * Carport* - Load •raped Lot* • Ail City Con 2nd & Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldamobll# — Cadillac Trade-Ins At PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Estimates — Work Guaranteed taminolo Piloting Contractors r\ 3-1301 Dream Homes *9 8 9 0 Holler's H O LLE R MOTOR SALES i 2-CHtLDRENS Roll Top Desk* >17.50 each. Phone FA 2-0493. BU Y. S E L L or TRADE Jenkins Furniture USED Green House, good condi­ tion. Buyer movt to 111* location or seller will move t* auH. FA 2-3025. SMALL Brambach Baby Grand piano, medium light mahogany: reasonable. Call FA M M er lee 420 Elliott. HO Gaga Rc ell train tot. 1 year old. 120. CaU FA 2-S32B after 5:50 P. M. POWER MOWER, used only ail timr*. 135. Also medium upright piano newly recondlUontd, 1129. _ F A 2 7668 after 9 P. M. Sell iia Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Caih. SUPER TRADING POST, FA Z467T. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM « VENETIAN RUND8 Enclosed head. Bag-proof bottom rail with ptastle ends. Plait!* or rayon tapea. Cotton or nylo* cords. Senkarik GIxm *nd Pnint Ca, 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 9-5429 Surplus Aluminum Patat, pood quality 92.91 gal. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sinford Ava. M A—Articles Waatod WANTED: Child's 14" bicycle. Must be In good condition. Phone FA 2 3579. 23—Notices A Personals Mrs. Curl k . Laaskamp is boouty counx-lur, repreacotativo lit 1913 Summerlin, FA 2-9MB. W E 'R E G ETTING PONTIACS TV and RADIO REPAIR af r 3.00 Bights and weekend! San ford. Lake Mary and Longwood FA 2 2772 and FA 2 6413. Down P ay m en t-N e Closing Appli­ l.YTERDUCING 444 flaaterd Ave. FA 1-7414 NEW PRODUCTS P. O. Box 411. Laks Mary. Fla. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Ph. FA 2 4443. /> new 5 gal. Beds. Day, Week or Month— cement mixer equipped with FURNITURE CENTER electric motor that one man 110 Frrnch Ave. ran operata — weight 55 lbs Ph. TA 27933 complete — mixes 50 tba. in 2 minutes — 4 cu. (l. hr. with CUSTOM BUILT furniture —sin­ gle pieces or »els. Also furnton* bucket. For any cement or lura repair. Cabinet! made. concrete jab. May be rented at FA 1-7065. the following stores—with 2 buckets: Gregory Lumber Co , Sanford; Edwards Hardware, .Sanford; Gregory Lumber Co., New A Used Chuluota. Furniture and Appliance* WELCOME “In the City of Gracious Living” *3 4 0 tools WESTING HOUSE refrigerator of Man new yellow G. E. refrigerator. 2-4132 Must tell one so Ukn your choice, call FA 2-5400. Wall Dawns 2510 Oak Beauty Salon FA 1 7684 PA 1-7850 LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Raggerly Bldg. 2557 Orlando Dr. Complete Lawn Maintenance; Fertilizer — Spraying — Mo ring JOHN LOMMKRSK IIS Willow Ave. FA 2 7197 $ BOX Your Citrus Fruit (Tom R. U. Hutchison. Will skip. Pkone FA 2 4031. Mather of Sanford LEWIS SALES A SERVICE Cut How era For Any Oeeniun Vc-pa Motor Scooters SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Healer A Lawn Mower Service FA 1-M32 or FA 1-0170 Weal Country Club Rd. FA 2 7928 *15 75 MAGIC CHIEF gas rang*, brand new. reasonable. NO 4-4971. Furniture Storage and bloving lb. Boats end Motors To and Fmin Anywhere C E PHILLIPS THOMPSON 14 ft.. A t Johnson 20S 209 B. First SL Pb. FA 2-0983 Plumbing & Repairs turn! French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1W1 motor, all equipment. 1225. 22. Article* Far Bale Joe C. Thnmi* Phone NO 8 1504. R. M. Wilkins, Contractor 1425 Sard* 81. FA 2-9449 • ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS CORNER CUPBOARD, ■ o 1 l d • PARKING AH F AS cherry youths desks, large desk, Qaleway To The Waterway Quality Workmanship k Materials coffee tables, deacon benches, Your EVINRUDF. Dealer Terms To Suit Your Budget •lands, etc. Also novelties that Itobxon Sporting Goods • FREE ESTIMATES are different. Our motto "If It’s 504 6 4 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 5441 • WORK GUARANTEED Wood. W# Mike It". Robinsons Plumbing & Hculing Phnn* FA ?-4n.Vl Sanford FI*. Hand{-rafted Furniture, 8 t ( air rn v n iT io N tv n 2*. Automobile* French Ave. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK '52 NASH, radio A healer, 4 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6542 AUTO GLASS new tires. >250. Ph. FA 2-5471. ANTIQUES k Joyce R. PACKARD Hwy. 17 92 at Casselhrrry INSTALLED PLUMBING Contracting A Repairs Windshield Hark Glian 1957 CHEVROLET plrkup Irurk. Electric train* and equipment; •wo plywood sheets with tracks; Free Estimates Cm be seen any time through Door Gin** Vont Glaaa farm and other hells; tables; R. L HARVEY day. Phone FA 2-1864. SERVICE other antiques. Phone Midway 104 Sinford Ave. Phone FA 2-5543 Srnknrlk GIium and faint Co. WILL TRADE equity In M Re­ 7-3310. nault with 8000 mltea fnr '53 nr H i 114 W. 2nd St. TA 3 4622 12. Electrical Services *54 automobile. Phone FA 25406 GOOD used appliances and TV’*, SEPTIC TANK SERVICE aeo Jaka at 117 f . Palmetto or FA 2 3162. Wiring - FJecwfc Sines 1948 Sid Vlhlan OAK LEAVES and shavings for I * A Trailers A. HAKE DfHARY RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. sale. FA 23156. NOrth 8-4711 Magnolia FA 2 4044 N’Orth 8-4422 MOBILE HOME: Richardson. 14'. GLASS SHOWCASE, 6' x I . 130. with awning: 2 bedrooms. Can 14. Building • Painting - Repairs MODERN RUG CLEANERS Phone FA 2 8223. b« seen in back of Gray Sha­ All Site Ruua And Wail To Wall FLOOR sanding and (inlshing Carpet*. Satisfaction Guaranteed. dows Nursery, next to Movielind. Easy Terms, luw down Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2-7437 Seminole County since 1925. payment. Furgrrton, FA 2 5753. 11. M. GLEASON l.ak Mary. PUMPS — SPRINKLERS AH types and sires, installed FACTORY PAINT OUTLET •Do It Yourself" “At The Totem Pole* WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 2617 So French Ave FA 2 8445 STINT. Let u> rconnitivnii a competent Machinery and Supple Co. Painter, Paper lUncrr nr Con­ 201 W, 2nd St. Ph. PA 14432 NAVY AND tractor. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state NEWCOMERS B A M ROOFI.NO menti, Invoices, hand bills, and Contracting A Repairs TO SANFORD programs, e tc. Prigressivt Licensed — llnnded -Insured Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— FREE ESTIMATES He insll* )ou to he our gurot* 306 West 13th St. 500 l.aurel Ave. Ph. FA 2- 013 _ _ _ abeiilulely freo without obliga­ tion at une of Sanford'* loading ROOFING, Gultera, Spooling, j Motel* while )ou loeato oullRoof Repairs, Painting. Cemenl DOIHH’ IIE A U T Y SH O P sblo housing for yourself and A Carpenter Work. Grneral PA 2 3552 Home Repairs. 20 yr» Expert 2004 Adam* Ph. famil). Pirh up yaur hop at enre. Very toiw Rates. Phone nur Sale* Dffire, Yuur Glamour Headquarter* FA 2M J* A Satisfied customer la our bed advertisement. HARRIETT'S REALTY NOOK Ph TA 1-57 4J PIANO TUNING A IIEP AIKING 105 Sn. Oak W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4323 Alter 5 P. M. ^I*. Flo*er« A Plaal* _____ Our Used Cam- Will Bo Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot. S-svf Dollar* SANFORD Plambiag A Headag 1594 So Elm Ph. FA 2-7114. 20U S. Park — FA 2 1231 *1695 GOOD Used Appliances — Gorinley. Inc., 3rd. and Palmetto. 9SAVEI 15^jrr|«H4#rvltri_ II. It. POPE CO. ’SI BUICK $ She wued the fioen” WILL take care of children by the dav or hour in my home. 14. Special Service* TA 2-5660. HEATI NG '57 CHEVROLET MARY CARTER FAINT! World’s Largest Gallon BUY ONE GAL — GET ONE FREE 201 W. 1st. St. Ph. FA 100 SEEDLING Orange Trees two 14’ CARTERCRAFT. top. wind shield, cushions. 30 H. P. Evtoyra. old: Saw Hospital, Country rude motor, trailer. 1700. Phone Club Rd. FA 2-4401. 17. Pita • Livestock • BoppHoo 21. Ti PET Ring Tall Monkey la large • BIG VALUES cage, cheap. MUtd puppy i, • QUICK CREDIT cheap. CaU FA 2-24B2. • EASY TERMS PREWHELPING SPECIAL on WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Collie pups due Dec. 21st. Place WILSON - MAIER your order now. Alio aablo and New And Used Furiture whlto female eight monihe old. 211 E . 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Til Dark StwamaksUi Connlruclion Co., Inc. Heal l»r 241 P. o . Box 304J OH LAN 1)0 Phone GA 1-9061 HOMES a West 23th Street Phono FA 2-3101 BUICKS A G A IN ! & Sooth PINECRES1 4th Addition Ilomea Designed For TV SPOT CASH S U N LA N D Estates Florida Living. 3 A 4 Bedrooms — 1 Jc 2 Bath* VA - FHA FHA In Servict Conventional Fin unci ng Down Payment* Low as $-125 You enn move in immedi­ ately while the papern are being procesaed. Wn (iuarnntec Personal Satisfaction On Tht Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Pavment And Cloning Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Our First DeliverieR Since The Shut Down Are Now Arriving - AND ARK WE HAPPY! So come in now and get the best DEAL in town. No payments until Jan. 15t 1960. Low Bank Rates. There is nothing like a NEW Car in time for a Real Family Christmas! SANTA C L A U S S P E C I A L 1955 PONTIAC THIS WEEK ONLY Mir. Sedan With Radio Heater, New (ir«m 4k While HnUh. FULL P R I C E *691 Yuur Complete New Car Dealership For • I'ONTlAi: • BUK’K • KAMHLEK • VAUXHAIJ, AUTOMOBILES Odham & Tudor, Inc. tiff ire llpm 9:00 'Til 9 00 Hail) 1:00 P, M. 'Til Dark Kuoday Cor Hwy. 17-92 * 2 7 lh S t . Phnn FA 2-1301 Jam w. riiUT st. PJL PA M U ll �;V •*’w* ' , jar-*'. a£ * laugh At Special Yule Concert f1 I , ?i r i V I I W| I J . WASHINGTON (U PIl - Some •f them laugh*! though they touldi’t H f. Other* u n i though * * r wouldn't bear. * It happened at a one-of-a-kind Chrlatmai concert hera Tuew^y fiv e* lor the fifth year in a row Wt M n Jooett Shouie, vita presi­ dent of the Natlooal Symphony Orchestra A*an. * At a "Chriitmas present to mya a ir Mr*. Shouie puts on the an anal concert for aome 2.M0 deaf. Mind, crippled or otherwise bindieapped youngster* from the captfal area. ' Some rama into the Catholic University gymnasium *n *heelehalra, soma carried eanes tapN the floor ahead of them. |nm* managed to maneuver with #nly a friendly adult on either ilda lor moral support. So many tam * aom* had to ait on th* floor. 1 After th* music began, the ^oungatera acted like kids the world aver. "Pop Coes The Wes■at" got more handclapping than fid Handel and the clash of eymbala la "Carman" draw* squeals. , Whan h came time for everygao to join io ainging Christmas earn!*, on* pig-tailed girt (trained to read th* words on ber pro­ gram. Sh* couldn’t — despite Urea cataract operations so far— hat aha aang with a thy amile anyway. ' Also singing waa a group of teen-age boys wearing th* khaki outfit of a training center for de­ linquents ’ Who* National Symphony con­ ductor Howard Mitchell intro­ duced the orebeitra’a instruments, an# youngster leaned over to Steady a palsied friend who want­ ed to a*« tba baisoou. MiteheH began 'jy explaining Mat at a aoncert ‘ everyone must p* aboolutaly quiet « everyone can bear." • The tiny Ullla boy la tba back Couldn’t bo biamad lor violating the rule and crying all tba way through the aoncert. H* could hear all right but hr couldn't >•* what waa causing all Mia noise. Brakes Cause Auto Accident Tba brahaa on David William Ihore’a rar didn't hold Monday Eight and caused a collision with another car at French and Ninth It. Saa/ord police aald. Mrs. Kvalyn L. Dorsey John aon, o# Orlando was turning from French onto Ninth JK. when her ear waa hH by Shore, who was tr a veiling cast on Ninth St. police paid. Shore, lets W. 35th St., waa charged with aareleaa and neg­ ligent driving. Sports Group Names Chairman m too 00 IS* 00 370 00 » 700 31700 0 7 00 HZ 00 1100 IJ 00 1100 2400 woo IIM N CI S IIV IC I, IN C el Sawfasd 12$Saudi PathAh e m ,M. *T r i u I Nana: DAM NMttt Sanford flnida ih a w h an ja m y o u F0 0 D M A R T o d a h n BETTER M EA T S Armour’s Star BACON CAROLYN WATSON, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Vivian Watson, celehrated her ninth birthday, recently, with a party at the home of MisDoris Fairer, Enterprise. The little girl* baked the cookie* s e r v e d with dinner ifiven by the hostess. Wearing puper bag hats, left to rijrht, art Carrie Hatchett, Laura Thursam, Putsy Long. Louise Zavinski, Linda Ixmjr. June Vaught, Carolyn, the honoree with the bowl and spoon, Kathy Smith, Peggy Smith, Cecil Griffin. Donna Reale. Ellen Davis, Anita Quin­ ones, Nora Wither and Annette Watson, in th* chair. Advice Expert Probably Could Use Some Now SAUSAGE us he'll lose k and again start rattling around from on* mood to another. He has demonstrated that he can be extremely clever, witty, gracious and tactful, a master of his business. And he also has demonstrated that ha can b* indiscreet, tasteless, ob­ sequious, snobbish snd, at time*, even cruel. Yet, through it all his show manages to remain fascinating. Th* thing that bothers me la that sometimes I feel I'm being fas­ cinated for tha wrong reasons. Th* Channel Swim: Despite a claim of infringement by author William Bradford Hula, NBCTV’s Sunday Showcase plans to present a drama about Ira Hayes, the World War It Marine hero, next March IT. Iluie says a book and movie deal he negoti­ ated is jospardiied by tha teleplay. Another World War It hero. Audie Murphy, will co-star with Thelma Ritter in NBC-TV's Startime production of th* mystery melodrama, "Tba Man," on Tuesday, Jan. S. Geraldine Page has signed to star in CBS-TV's Du Pont Show of the MONTH adaptation of "Kthan Froine" on Thursday, Feb. It. Opera star Roberta Peters appears on CBSTV'a Ed Sullivan Show for the 37th time next Jan. 31. She holds the record for relurn engagments. > m his contempt tor news pa per publicity Meihinks he pro­ A recent survey found that more tests too much. Hie longer Paar goes unno­ Ilian nine out of trn pregnancies ticed, without page one publicity, in th# United State* end success­ fully. the more trascilde, hypersensi­ tive and demanding hr becomes. This tends to make his show a Complete Yoltr public showcase tor the display Christmas Shopping of Paar's frar/lcd. naked psyche Fascinating, of course, bo I is it at entertainment? Remember the Oody Goodman feud? The difficulties with Wal­ ter Winched, Newsweek. TV Guide and Jimmy llolfa’* All made news and seemed to re­ fresh Paar’s spiriis for weeks. So Arr«k» frum th* r«t«| Office il was with the Itimney episode. "Ask for Right now, Paar Is bark in his all's wcll-wilb the world mood. 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M. m iw i -ihmmU ks m c m iA tu u Stew BEEF FOUR FISHERMEN PHONK FA J U J U ADMISSION - SUr KIDUIKS IINDKK I I • FltF.K LAST TI.MKH TON1TK AT T:*0 AND 11:13 I*. M. "PILLOW TALK" HOCK HUDSON . IIUIUS DAY I'M H A T 9:00 ONLY “ APAOIK TKIIKITDKY” HUHV CALHOUN • COI.OK ! LB. BRISKET A fte r Hollywood Trek By FRKD DANZIG NF.W YORK (L'PD -The Jack Paar show relumed to New York Monday night after refreshing it­ self with a brief dip in Holly­ wood'* whirlpool. Even Paar has acknowledged the obvious — that his nightblooming humor hothouse on NB&TV needed this Western air, for things were getting almost oppressively edgy. Th* Hollywood venture made it fun again. I think Ihr turning point was the celebrated, or celebrating Mickey Rooney visit. Before this visit, Paar was in a rut. He seemed able to talk only about his professional, Intra­ mural problems and his guests aLu fell into the rui with him. Curd by Paar, the gupxti would h* railed upon to delivrr testi­ monials about how likeable a chap is Jack Paar. H all became mighty sticky. The Rooney blow up. or hiccup, rocked Paar out of this groove and once again his Interesting, funny guests were permitted to be interesting and funny and to delve into non Paar subjects. Like all Paar viewers, I also have some theories altout Ihr man. his show amt his Hirers*. My theory is summed up in the formula: High saturation publici­ ty equal* high spirits for Paar; low saturation publicity e q u a l s low spirits. I say (ids even though I'aar makes a big thing Limit 2 - Lbs. FOODMARTS Own Home Made Paar Back In New York LONDON (UIM) - Sirs. Sylvia Duncan, author of "How To Be A Better Wife," won a divorce Tuesday from her husband who walkrd out for good last Septem­ ber, Bed she denied failure to prac­ tice what she preached in her 1953 book on how to make happy marriage and in her former newspaper column where she gave advice to the lovelorn. She divorced ner husband. Pa­ ler Duncan, a television execu­ tive, on grounds of adultery with with Joyce Hillirn who Is a tele­ vision producer "1 did overythlng I possibly could to try to save our mar­ riage" she said. ’’1 more than carried out all the advice I have so often given tu others" in the column she once wrote. Mrs. Duncan wiped a tear (rum her cheek anil said, "divorce Is an admission of failure and de­ feat." Mrs Duncan, who won custody of their daughter,. said, “ I will stand by every word I have writ­ ten. I put the children first snd did not enter the petition until a week after my daughter's I'ith birthday.” ” F AMI L Y w ------Because they are guaranteed to please! Till Inn .-.Ti n Guests ...The S insations MXMJV a h a a d w EAT Kiwanians Hear Dufies Explained cm faa l.m b a a n y A h op Commodore D. H. MirGillis Is the nrw first vie* rhsirman it th* Sanford Boat and Ski Club Marathim rnmmitt** The rlub will hold - Its future meetings at Ilia Florida Power A Light Co. rise* room un West First St. The group's annual Chriitmai party will he held Kri A panel of past and present day. Sanford Kiwanis officers explain­ ed committee dutn-i to 33 rlub rr committee chairmen at th* San­ ford president elect’s organisa­ tional congress here. Past presidents lis te r Thorp, Itupnrt Strickland. and Kd Shinhoboc, past lieutenant gov­ ernors Fred It. Wilson. Kd Lane and Ralph Smith, president J . C. Davis and treasurer It D. Crumtee explained In eommlttee chair men the duties of their, commit­ tee* fur UMO. Seventeen commitlea chairmen plus Sanford Ki­ wanis hoard of directors officers wrr* present for the meeting at the First Federal Savings and loan Association President-elect (ieorge Morgan cited the Sanford Kiwanis goals (or ruin; a new Kiwanis club somewhere in Semi­ nole County, a new Key Club in the south county area, and fiva new Kiwanians whenyoutfo... visit FAMILY! IIyouneed UP TO$600 phone: FAirfa2-4612 before noontoarrange tor moneyIkesame dayt U s jd u At 25th Street MIATS with i fttPUTATION, Limit 12 Jars, Please �(Ell? £>mtforfr Ijrralb 1800 Are Stranded In Heavy Snow 1 p. m. Stocks WEATHER: Partly cloudy and continued warm through Friday. High today, 7t>-80. Low tonight. 65-70. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1959 SANFORD." FLORIDA Summit Agenda Set *B y Allies PARIS <UP1> - NATlTi 13 torsign ministers shelved for th# moment the Frcnch-American dis­ pute over defense policy ind adopt­ ed a four-point agenda for next spring's summit meeting with Rus­ sia. Disarmament led the list. A NATO spokesman said the " ministers picked the items they* thought should head the program lor the East-Wcat talks—disarma­ ment, Germany and the linked Berlin problem. East-West rela­ tions generslly and aid to under­ developed countries. The ministers, with Secretary of State Christian A. Hrrter present to prepare for this weekend’s Western summit talks, not only studied the topics to be considered U in an East-West meeting hot tac tios Use West should tmpioy when there. The angry debate over Franc#'* gn it-alone defense tactics was pul aside while lha council suggested means of netting a worthwhile arm* control agreement out of Sov­ iet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Defense debate will h* resumed in Fehrs.ary nr March. informants said. if The decision to give the BerlinGermany question a secondary role at a summit meeting apparantly was a victory for West Car­ man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French leaders. They had bean coot to the idea of pinning success In iisuvg the oold war oo the dif■cult problem. This ruled out the idea of an “ interim solution” on the West Berlin problem and represented a f stiffening of the British position. Diplomatic source* said only Presidents Eisenhower and Charles DeGaulte can hope to settle the disputm which threaten the effec­ tiveness of the Atisnlic pact. They expressed hope thst talks between the two chiefs of state this week end will solve enough problems to clear the way for unified planning for next year’s summit talks with Russia. M U. S. criticism of Frencn foot• dragging" on Western defense clouded the three day eounrvO meet ing. French resentment Is expected to carry over Into the Western summit mealing. Venus Space , Probe Postponed CAPE CANAVERAL lUPI) — An American deep spaca probe toward the orbit of the planet Vsnua waa postponed Indefinite­ ly today because of problems in ■te payload, officials announuced. A three stag# Thor-Able rocket was to have carried the HOpound probe into th* skies this week in what would have been one of this nation's most ambitious space ihots to date. The launching was to boost a •o pound payload designed to ex­ plore space between the earth and Venus. The scientific pack­ age contained an ultra high fre­ quency, 130 watt tranemitler de­ signer) la relay information ovrr 30 million miles. . The 26-inch spheroid with four solar cell paddlewheel* jutting from it* equator instrumented W o provide nucroineteuriir, radia­ tion, magnetic field, and tempera tore information. It had been hoped to launch ‘.he probe in such a way that it arould intrresert the orhlt of Venus and wind up in a vast orbit around the sun Another City 0 Prisoner Escapes Vnother city prisoner escaped from a work detail at the sani­ tary land fill near Mills Creek yesterday. Leroy Alford, a J9 year old Negro was the escapee, overseer Don Slonr reported Al-' ford, who lived in C'aslle Brew »r Ct. was arresied Dee 7. He t« five fret, two Inches lall and weighs 123 pounds, police said. Alford is the fifth prisoner lo escape Iroui city work details ailhin the last few months. Patrol Promises Strict Enforcement TALLAHASSEE (UPD - High aay Patrol Commander II. N Kirkman said today the patrul will go all out during the Christmas holiday* tn prrvrnt a repeat of thr f jl i l traffic deaths last rear. Kirkman said the 102 hour week end in 1936 counted nine deaths in one accident, and eight deaths on Christmas Day “ Every el fort will he made lo prrvrnt such a repeat perforin ancc," hr said Every available trooper was scheduled for duly •a tha highway* with the patrol auxiliary to aid the uniformed NO. 587 NEW YORK u PI) - Slock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............. Z4H American TAT ............... 77 American Tobacco ............ UM IteLhlehem Steel ................ S i's Chrysler 70’* Curtiss • Wright ................ 30’ s DuPont 263 Kastman Kodak ................ loots Ford Molor ...................... 69 Grneral Electric .............. BA1* General Motors .................. 33>t Graham - Paige ............ 2's Ini TAT ............................... Jgts Kel’s .................................... P.-IV* Lnrillard ........... 37W Mmole Maid ........ ••••MS' 19'» Penn HR ....... IV . 4»‘i Sears Roebuck Standard l)il (N Jl «7»* Studchaker ......... 24S If. S. Si eel ....... M VAUGHN. V M. tU Pli — Ex-! The weary rescue learns were) About Son travelers, who spent hausted state police, highway forced to halt Wednesday night j Iheir second night here bedded crews and National Guard units Just threo miles short of their goal, down in bars, restaurant*, drug gouged through 11 foot snow drifts 1The men were exhausted alter •lores. Ih# town hall and a basket­ today to attempt to rescue 800 j hauling the second worst mow- ball court, were joined by 300 traveler* stranded in this tiny storm in New Mexico huiory for olhers who were rescued from stranded car*. The town has • snowbound New Mexico village. 148 hours. normal population of 1,400. Although the snow ended lain Wednesday, rescue operations werw hampered by rain which turned (he snow into slush and Uvea ice. Trains continued lo get through with vital supplies, bill highway travel was it a standstill. A National Guard cargo plana was pressed into service to airlift frrd to sheep isolated in drifts in outlying arras. About 3.2H0 pounds of hay was dropped and another The County drainage committee atari in# watlln# airdrop may he called for today. Enctno. another imall town to through pu#e* of research material at it* nteetin# yesterday Ihe northwest, also wa* snowbound in an effort to solve the county’s drainu#e problem. the second night hut highway The committee comprised of Chairman Harold Kastncr, fur crews managed lo get through Warren Knowles, A. S . Merrill. C, T*. Lee attd M. L. t ul Iuni with supplies. was appointed last month by the hoard of County Commis- The storm, which began Mon­ day night, turned th* hruad east­ SANFORD MASONS hud their annual Christmas dinner with their wive* Knnwle* said thi# morning that ern plain* into an unbroken, thick and dates at the Shrine Club, with the Rev. T. C. O'Steen, pastor of the it will h# at ln#*t thru or four layer of white, broken only by tha month* before the committee esn First Methodist Church of Sanford, a* the speaker. From left, in the front bleating sheep and telephone poles. corns up with sny rrrommrnd*row are Is. M. Sweelaen, Eddie Keith, Woodrow Cub, Irvin# Pryor and J. Travrl on most open highways tlott* to present to IHr county com. in ihe * 1* 1* was considered haiarLeon Taylor. In the back row, front left, are John Fuller, Robert Runtbley. Aim Was Had mission. out and Iravelera were advised 1„ T. Sheppard, Mike Diet*, Willi* Jonea, Rev. O’Steen, accompanist Joan MIAMI (UPD — A young house­ In proceed with caution nr wall Yesterday, tl*e bnatd studied Wilke and noloiat Sonjn Monforton. books, psmplets amt rrsearrh nia- wife wa* found guilty nf "maltri- until Ih* situation improves. terisl on a federal project umirr out deal ruction uf personal proper­ Casselberry will annex 94 lota the small watershed program. ly” Wednesday—and all because southwest nr tha town, tha Cassel­ Under tha progntnt, the count) her aim wa* bail. Mrs. Phyllis berry board of alderman deridrd matches fund* with the ftulet.il Scliaffner threw a flower pn| al , . _ , i government. However, a repre her disc >>ckry husband during an An ordinance pasitd cc Ms final *sentatlva ........ „„vrr of lh. lha government ha* argument and missed. The pot reading Monday provides for an­ informed the roinmitle* thnl it smashed through Ihe windshield of nexation in January of 94 Iota would taka at least two year* lie. a ear parked outside her house. in the Enchanted Manor, Ca*i*1for* th* program could he *larted berry Height*. Casselberry Gar­ because of an uveiluail nf work. Suit Launching dens and Leonard's addition lo Til# committee will start sur­ NEWPORT NEWS. V*. (DPI) — CHICAGO (UPD—Roger Touhy, repeated Touhy'* claim id 2S they fled up an areaway along­ Casselberry The parrels are smilh veying th# area* for a mean* to The nuclear submarine Hubert E. side the house. years thst he was framed in the uf Slumber Lane and 17 92. west pint sired prohibition ara beer 1933 kidnaping of Factor, Ihrn a Blood spouting from hi* legs, of North Griffin Drive, east of end drainage problem* as "»»*m Lee will he launched here Friday baron who ended a 25 year prison Chicago promoter. Touhy fell only a few fret from Seminole Boulevard and north of as possible." members of the with three generations of Ihr geneSanford merchant* have agrred term only 22 day* ago. was shot rat's descendants participating in lo keep their storea open until t Hrennan. ■ Chicago newsman, the safety of his sister's home Ihr Lyman, school Golden Day* committee disclosed yesterday. the ceremony. The 360-foot tub, Ihs Indication* ara th# only solu­ In death Wednesday night in a later said in an interview that and never had a chance to fight Drive, Pinr Tree Rd., I’lsr* Oval, p. m. during the first three dey* blast of gangland-style shotgun he and Touhy had been together hack. North Griffin Dr. and Slumber tion is a eounlywtdr tax ae in­ first launched in Ihe Sooth, will h# of next week to aid last minute christened by Mr*. Hanson K. Ely Christmas shoppers. fire. until 9.30 p. m. Wednesday night The former gangster, once re­ l.anr will he included in Ihe annex­ dividual drainage ditches. Jr ., a granddaughter nf la-a. Touhy, 91. died in the emerge* when they both left Ihr Chicago puted to tie Ihr only man frared ation. Th# stores will continue Hieif ry room of a hospital a little Presa Huh. by Chicago's former gangster lord All the people in Casselberry Friday night hour* tomorrow Famed Newsman Dies night. Thep will be open until • more than an hour after two gun­ He said they went downstairs At Capone, only mumbled on (he Heights can join thr luwn and gel men stalked and shot him ami a together "and that was ihr last way to the hospital in a police lire protection, street lights, rily TAMPA (UPD — Funeral serv­ p. tn. bodyguard as they stepped from lima I saw Roger alive." wagon Police said he appeared water ami road mimtamence, Th# Chamber of Commerce ice! are telu-diilrd Friday for K. a car in front of a West Side Hrennan sobbed "Why did I bewildered. developer Hibbard Casselberry said division chairman I). ioimhright, editorial director merchant'* home where Touhy lived write that stinkin’, lousy book?” The shooting recalled Chicago's this morning. Prliilona have been of ihe Tampa Tribune, who died Chester Muae also said that 99 Touhy’s bodyguard was Walter he said. "That's whai did it." rip-roaring gangster days when rrrrivrd from those persons whose at lit* home here Wednesday at percent of all stores m Ih* down­ Miller, 62. a retired police ser­ Miller, who also had been as hardly a day passed without a lola are lo he annexed, Cassel­ Ihe age of 63 Limbiight, associat­ town section will close on th* geant who was a star defense signed to guard Factor (or a murder, usually committed with berry said. ed with the Tribune since 189U, Saturday following Christmas. witness at Touhy's kidnaping four-month period during Touhy's shotguns, a weapon that faded out "Jual about 99 per cent of bueiWESTOVKR AFIt, Mas*. tU I't) had Wen in declining health for trial AS year* *yn Roth men trial said tha two gunmen took with the prohibition era. The Air F'orrr confirmed today •esera! year*. He was s native neaa place* wit] abuse under a collapsed on the front stoop of him and Touhy by surprise in the meri-hant* agreement,** Muae And Touhy'a death presented that a II. X. military plane was of Brunswick, lia. the home of Tnuhv's sister Mrs. d,yek ■ resMaqtiii *v/e|. said. poll with a murder mystery as fnrerd down be Dnmlniran Re­ Ett.sl Alesia. lie said the thugs opened up uaffhrtg as any oner th* days of public fighter plane* Tuesday. Tampa Blaze Touhy, who had ag>-sl and wast­ from behind with a blast that Al t'apene. Eighth Air Force headquarters TAMPA (U PD - A spectacular ed during 21 y etis behind bars sounded Ilk* “ the Fourth ol Police pointed out that llir use here said ihe C4T carrying a U. S fire roared through a downtown after eonvirtion for the kidnaping July, hut I was ahl« tn wheel of * shotgun indicated Touhy may The Sanford Vt'Association hat military attache w it intercepted building here today, reusing an of John ( Jake tha Rarbcr) Fac­ around and gel my pistol empty." has* been shot down in one of eanceled ils wOV^khop meeting fur by filthier planes near Hie Domini estimated 300,1*10 m damagrt. Ten tor. was stmt only in the left leg Miller was shot in the buttocks the longest standing grudges '.i this month and sat thr naxt meet­ rsn-llaitl border and furred tn lantl pieces ______________ _ of firr equipment were call hot lost his life blood before and escaped serious injury He I gangland history Modern day Chi ing for Jan tl. • at an airport in ihe Dominican i ,,ui during Ihe morning ru*h reaching a hospital said be fired five tunes a! the j rago gans-'ers have been using Hie *.«<«-in l i»n »l»o has erhediii- Republic. Hour lo ligni the lire at the Elec Factor, m perhaps a strange gunmen and thuught he saw one ' automatir pistols instead of shotnl thr first meeting of Rs ym.th The plane was piloted by l.t. l r leu I Supply Co. Firemen said twist of fate, was in Chiragu at stagger Inun a bullet wound as i guns. MUNICH (UPD - ‘‘Waif German group, ihr Sanford Junior Art As- Col. Robert Foley, U. S. military the lilan- apparently started from the tune Touhy was gunned intelligence and counter aspionaga socistion, Jan. 2. This meeting will attache In Veneinrl*. the Domini­ faulty wiring in an air conditioner down He said he was here in authorities were said today to bo la- held at thr home of Mrs. J can Republic and Haiti. Mai. Grn. on the second Hour. eonnertion with a libel suit he investigating the rrported attempt n Gregory on Crystal luikr Jolm ti William* wilt Co-pilot. had filed against Touhy. hy Communist* to ma at poison 1/ Plans also are underway to n An Air Force *|Mikraman here New Princes 2tw employeri of the anti-Had Ra­ “ I'm heartily ssirry for what t dilish a crafts division lo include said lie did not know whether Ihe dio Free Europe. happened,” Factor said in a VATICAN CITY tlli'D — Dope the fields nf creative craftsmanship plane was fired on The Miami hotel room interview early today. RPE official* aaid Wedneidv with metal, wood, clay and glass. Herald raid in a copyright ill* Jolm XXIII today embraced seven Factor said he first heard of new princes of llu- Roman Catho­ that Communist agents, acting on Person* interested in Ihi* activity patch Dial the American plane the shooting while in a nightclub order* of “a Communist diplomat are invited to attend the Jan. II wa* forced down alter a bur*t of lic Church and hrought them into stain,nrd in Western Europe,” put on Chicago's near North Side Hie college uf cardinal* in a cere­ meeting. machinegmi lire deadly alrupinr in salt shakers ai with a travelling companion. De­ Ily the way of extending thanks TUNIS (UPD - President Ei­ ness) Palace, hi* old wartime 'Hie spokesman *aid the plane mony nf regal pomp and splendor. Ihr ItKK cafeteria. tectives obtained a minute • by SI. I'eters' Basilica was turned (or to the Sanford Recreation Dept , senhower returned today to Tu­ was on a routine (ilghl (rum Ciu­ headquarters, to Ingreeted by mmulr account of Factor's stay the orca-tun into a sea of shim­ One of Ihe would he poisoner* in­ in Chicago. One remained nisia from where ha directed Ihe llourgmba. The downdraft from the association has designed and dad Trujillo in the Dominican Re­ mering, flickering lights thj l shone formed official* what had been built a Christinas display for the invasion of Sicily 16 years ago public to Haiti when Ilia accident Ihe rotor blades scattered spe­ through the night in Factor’s on the rich, rotorful robes and done and Ihe shaker* were not pul and promised President Habib cially spread Persian rugs like north aisle of the Civic Center. Ar­ occurred Tuesday. on Ihe tables, it wa* reported. hotel room. chitect Hal Harris* designed Ihe Thr plane later wa* allowed to uniforms of 41 cardinal* and scores Factor, a convicted swindler Itourguiba to help raise the liv­ leave* The German authorilira invest*, of arrhbi .hops, bishops, priests ing standards of this impoverish decoration and supplied the malrr resume H* flight, the ipokreman Tight security kepi a rheermg hut now a wealthy Beverly IIUIs, gating th* case were presumed to and nuns lals. It will be lighted by Ihe city. ed nation said. Arab rruwd of several thousand Calif., real estate dealer, had ae be intelligence ami counterespio­ From Hmtrguib* he gol a re- al a distance bill there were cosed Touhy of libeling him in nage personnel, whn«e headquar­ an aiitohiography entitled. "The minder that Africa contained Ihr frirndly cries of “ ya y* Ike!” ter* are in a srrludrd fnraat area Stolen Years,” published last "last outposts of stubborn colon­ and ">* ya Bourguihal" As the only a short distanre from Radio ialism.” Thr Tunisian president, president stepped from the heli­ month. Free Europe. The book, written by Chicago who led the nation's fight for in­ copter an artillery signal luttery Tlie l^indon Daily Workrr, a dependence from France in 1936, began firing a 21 gun salute so Sun Times reporter Hay Hrennan. Communist newspaper, branded said these remnants must be ell near Eisenhower he must have the potxun incident ■ publicity nunatrd before there ran be a been paired by each blast. stunt. lasting peace. “ Inevitably they would *ay The president left Tunis by he) ihia." an KFK official said "They (copter and landed aboard the would say it even if wa had a Cruiser (1,8 S. lie* Moines nine photograph of ihe person putting minutes latri The ship alrrady ih« potion in Ihr salt shakers." was underway toward Toulon, France, when the president’s hell NEW YORK (UPD—The fed copter touched down rral government’* most massive Eisenhower, who received an­ effort In break the arkets syndi­ other tumultuous welcome here, PARKS AIR FORCE. Calif. cate since the days of Al Capone spent four hours in Tunisia where (UPD— Ninety nine hungry, gri­ “A Night of Noel.” featuring goes to the jury todav in the he scored one of his great and my men will walk blinking into community tinging of favorite thr sunlight today. trial of *20 accused conspirators early victories of World War l(. Chriatmai tong* and carol* will ha at the notorious Apalarhin, N, Y , After talks with Botirguiba he The si cel door to a neighborpresented by tha City Recreation meeting of 1937was driven 10 mite* into Tunis lo hood type nuclear fallout -heller Department at 6 13 p. m. today If. S District Judgr Irving visit Hie graves of American war swings open and the 99 volun­ in Ih* Civic Center Kaufman was to mstrurt the eight ■lead before flying back to his teer* end a two week under­ Musir bv Ihe Seminole High men and four women juror* he ship ground esislenre at Ihis have 33 School hand and glee club will prafore they receive the rase. Eisenhower flew from the De» miles east of San Francisco rede Ihr community singing lead Prosecutor Mi l t o n Wessell Moines by helicopter to an im­ During their life as moles they hy Charlie Morrison. Many of th* wound up hi* case Wednesday promptu clearing ttJO yards from didn’t see da) light. They used favurite carol- anil popular Christ­ night with the charge that thr Dar F* Saada i House of Ifappi electric tights, lived ih i concert inas tones wilt Is# featured. All defendant* were so hound in sil Irated diets and suffered cramp ages ara welcome and no admis­ ence that "grown men cry” rath es( quarters. The entire steel and sion charge will h# made, er than revral what happened at concrete shelter is smaller than the Apalachin home of the late a five room house. Brass Fire Joseph Barbara two year* ago. Shelter commander Walter A gra** fire horned Iwo city Most of the defendant* havr E Stropsof Hie natal radiologi­ A car belonging to Mr. and blocks between 23th PI. and 26lh criminal records ranging from Mrs cal defense laboratory said the Raymond Lundqmst was St off Sanford Avw yesterday narcotics and illegal gambling to stolen from Iheir carport* Die experiment was undertaken lo afternoon, the fire dept, report­ whit* slavery and suspicion of last night by two boys and a girl, test Ihe ability of humans to re­ ed today. A water heater flared murdrr. It is widely believed police reported today main isolated from the outside Pilmn up at the loti W. 12th St. horn* that Apalachin wa a meeting ol Howard Whelehel caught Ihe Ju world during Ihe stmiilaled fallnf Janie* Mmott i t D o p tn. the "hoard uf dircclot*” of the 1 vmiles and thr ear wtthm a half nut danger period after i nuclear but no damage wa* done the de­ rackets lo discuss national prob hour at 23th St and Hardy Rd blast. partment reported It alvi was Ui test the shelter lent*. The children were turned over to People may ask, ‘what kind f the Sheruffs office. itself for strength, capacity, and conspiracies can’t be beaten by adaptability to the problem of Balloon Found the federal government, by the housing too person* in event of PULTON, Mias. (U PI) - Th# New Office Building atomic attack. FBI?” We*»ei said. world « largest balloon fell ta “ It is the kind that binds Ihese Hrrhert Cherry wilt build a *13,• Slrope termed th* test "an un earth in Hie wood* near hare to­ I.T. COL. NOItKKT L. COiLNKI.L, loft, of SuHloril, in nhown ruceiv in# hi.* people together so t ghlly in »d oust office building for ihree stores qualified aurceia." day after a three day flight from reserve nortificuU of gumminnioa nod nongnitulaatioiM twin Cui. Yloyd M . cnca that grown men cry. They i and (our offices at 1211 W. 13th "If necessary, we eouid cnnlm Rapid City, S. D. Th* unmanned Call, commander of Army reserve #arri*«»n »t Orlando, upon hid promotion are bound by bands so strong to |St. Cherry, owner of Cherry Real ue living here for a much more balloon, part of a series of cos­ from major to lieutenant colonel. Cornell, hit* been in the reserve unit since Pe (hat it will take a verdict of hastate, said he wall start construe extrndrd period without undue mic ray exploration* flights, had gull I f to break thus# band#.'* i ik jo 1918 and in unit ordnanc« officer. hardship," ha tout. bewa kta* atm.-# Ttioadaf. Drainage Board Begins Study Casselberry Board Agrees To Annex Lots News Briefs Merchants Plan To Aid late Yule Shoppers Gang Shooting Ends Freedom O f Touhy A fte r Respite From 25 Years In Jail Dominican Plane Reported Firing On U. S. Transport Art Association Cancels Meeting Mass Poisoning Try Investigated Ike Offers Economic Aid To Impoverished Tunisia Gang 'Directors' Case Goes To Jury Fallout Shelter Termed 'Success' Juveniles Nabbed In C ar Theft Night Of Noel* Slated 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/. 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Perkins Jr. and Mayfair Inn Manager George Pal­ mer. The 12th annual Christmas Ball sponsored by the Seminole County Interfratem ity Conference will be open to all members of college social fraternities and sororities. They took time out at the Mayfair opening to balk about k. Other opening ball pictures are on Page 8. prices st 1 p. American Airlines ............ I t s American TAT ................ TTS Americsa Tobacco ............ 1OT Bethlehem Sleet .. C * O ............ Chrysler Curtiss • Wniht DuPont Eastman Kodak Ford Motor Genersl Electric Genersl Motors t Grshsm • Paige Inti. TAT ... Lorillsrd . ■ Mlouts Msid .. Psnncy ............ Penn HR .......... Roysl Americsa . Sesrs Roebuck ... Stsndsrd Oil tN J) Studcbaker ........ . U. 8. Steel .. ... Wfsltnghous# El. . County Board To Study our-Laninu SR 436 ’ y Cites v '- Needs News Briefs Ike Resting Widows, Disabled^JohnLLewB t a *j n ■To Resign As Jax Aid Proposed Miner Leader Widows and disabled vateratu in Seminole County may get some tax relief in the very near future, County Com­ mission Chairman John Krider revealed today. Krider said th at he will propose a change in the Florida statutes raising the extra homestead exemption from $600 to $1,600 for widows, disabled veterans and other disabled ft. Chinese Reds Mass Troops Near Nepal are head* of families upon1 reaching the atr* of do years or when alifibla for social security. Krider said “in ths pant year, KATMANDU, Nepal (U PI)- — the many tax discussions have f veiled a vary serious haidahip on The Chinese Communists hsva msssed 100.000 troops snd 400 certain taxpayers, particularly plsnrs within easy strinking diathose who ara living on a sat in­ tancr ol the Nepalese trorder, re­ ports reaching this Himalayan come." > » Pointing disabled veterana capital said today. a n d 'o th e r totally disabled p*r•ons, Krider said, “obvlouily, and now have rolled down to the plans made years ago for retire­ very border In tome places, with ment now fall far short of present 20,00u of them stationed opposite the Nepalese border checkposl of day needs because of the constant­ Wolungehungola. ly . increasing cost .... of living. . .. Nepal has been worried for "The same conditions spp y to monlh| hy thw Chinese actions in those who are attempting to live Tibet. Defense Minister M. R an their social security payments. Gurung made an inspection tour This group ia finding it even more of the northern frontier and re ­ d iffic u lt." ported "heavy concentrations" of Krider pointed out that the law troops there. allowing widows, disabled veter­ ans and other disabled persons an additional $600 over the |S ,000 homes lead was based an Mm econesny of many years ago. Krider raad his statement to the commission and they agreed to give it to the legislative dele­ gation to sponsor the proposal YEW Post 0282 and ita Auxi­ during the next session of the glaUture. liary wiH hava a Christmas party Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., for children of all mrmbers Dec. a mcmlier of the delegation said the plan had a "great deal of 22 from * to 9 p m. Plans for the party were dia merit bwt he wanted to study • cussed at Isst night’s meeting of more the poet, which was visited by stale and district officers of the VFW. Commander C. P. Bennett. Auxiliary Prrs Eva Wynne, Rita Treadway. Merle Treadway and Myrtle gpalmxn reported on their visit to the VA Hospital at Lake City, where they delivered gifts The Sanford Civilan Club and of books, robes and other ilems Radio Station WTRR are work donated by residents for the vet#ing together this week to aid j rjn a the mentally relarded children of , ---------------------------Seminole County. The Civitans are conducting D n u A f o r d E l e c t e d a frust cake sale snd anyone j I W 7 1UCU I , I C l , , C O wishing a cake for the holidays D u O v i e d o M O S O I I S ia askrd to call WTItR FA 2 8611 w 7 V T I C U U .tomorrow mar' ' A Civilan member will deliver . »hipful master of Oviedo Masonic the fruit eake to >our home. The Lodge No. 243 Monday night, cakea are available in ail s i x e s . Others elected were Roewsll All proceeds of the sale will go Noegel, senior warden. O. T. Kinto the Seminole Association for nerd, junior warden, James KinRetarded Children , rae< Kelsey, treasurer and Robert Starting at 7 p m. Thursday. A. Cameron, secretary. Appointed the Civitans will conduct a door- , officer* will he named later, to dour rake sale in the area in an effort to get funds for the work with the mentally retard­ ed. VFW, Auxiliary Plan Kids Party Civitans, WTRR ’Aiding Retarded K £ PAST or MTVid by TALLAHAAIEK (UPD - * * Irsa pay benefit* droppad more than a half million dollara in Nnvamber, reflecting tha upsurge ti buslaesa in expectation of the win­ ter tourist season. Return of work­ er* to citrus parking and canning planl* also contributed to the rise in amployment. !SSTSSLH & S E Z t officer lo lb . « lo . .« !.» since 1123. will succeed Lewis. J W >* •otn# antic C R O W D of 6,000 Nuvy personnel and visitors who wore bamber of Commnrca ami Jayceea is shown listening to to fiv e Owls, who furnished music for the event. 27S " T V . ' S i 'K K S R " r" rV''‘*V *"d HoUk^ “WM a ^ u 2 o i i r - r s s s s y i f i j r - ww j ^ « ‘™ Hite West Bomber, Tanker Collide In Air EAST MILLINOCKKT. Maine it'P I I— On* of two airmen who halted owl of a BJf jet bomber Monday night after a roHision with a tanker plane, was found to the snow covered Main* wood­ land* today. An Air Force spokesman aaid two parachute* were spotted on the ground by a helicopter which landed to pick up Capt. WiUiam Harris, 14. of Middletown. Pa. He was taken to search headquarter* at Marwahoc. The fate at U Davit, B Murris. 24. of Corunna, Mirh.. the navigator waa nog immediately known. Fourteen other airmen, seven in each plane, rode lo safe land mg* after the collision al 16.Otw feel. The lanker crew was hn» pitalued but the Air Force said it waa only a "precautionary" measure. Three of the men suf­ fered minor injuries. The collision occurred shortly after the KC-97 (our engine tank er and the jet bomber began a routine refueling operation should they leave tha city them selves while on duly. Knowles said, regardless of any Seminole County Fireman’s Association agreements. Osteen School Party, Friday The Osteen irhool will hold ila annual Chrisimas party Friday at 7.30 p. aa. to Mm aehooi audito­ rium. Pre-school ehiidree will be wot come at the party and gift* will be w hanged. Quite A Haul ---- ------------- . . . . . . — . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . thin trophy from Bear Admiral Kenneth Cruiir at thu Sanford Naval Air Station Bnmhinx Derby conclusion Saturday. Cdr. L M. Howall Jr. ncceptad tha award for hia squadron. Overstreet Named Circuit Judge MIAMI (UPI) - U. S Customs agents in South Florida have con­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For fiscated enough military equipment mer Stair Ally. Murray W. Overfrom Caribbean arms smugglers in street of Kissimmee has been the past two years lo outfit a I,- chosen nrru it judge of the ninth 644-man army and provide It a ir 1 judicial district by Gov. LeRoy and artillery support. Joseph fo r Collins. Collin* appointed Ovy.-slreel tier, supervising customs agent, said th* military supplies would Monday to assume the judgeship coat buyer* on the smugglers' black In the circuit which includes Semi­ market l1.30u.oou u» $g million. nole Hrrvard. Indian River. Mar tin. Okeecholier. Orange, Osceola and St. Lucie counties. Revolt Site Visited POSADAS. Argentina (U Pli Paraguayan President Alfreilu Stroesiner Monday visited the bor der area where a weekend revolt apparently lulled and where rebel forces, now threaten a Fidel Cait/e guerrilla type offensive against bit government. The Sanford Grammar School The visit coincided with report! (hat the schoolboy rebel* who in­ Glee Club will present il* annual vaded Paraguay had failed to *n Christmas program Thursday at list any significant support withm I p. m at the Grammar School. Slaty boys and girl* of the aiith tha country. grad* will present a variety of songs and a Christmas eanlata entitled "Song of th# Holy Night." Mrs. Roberta Richard* will direct the program, which will have Steven Higgins and Tile Sanford Civic Center will Karl Tilson as announcer* snd present "A Nile of Noel" Thursday Miss Hrlen McMullen, Dianne at S: IS p. m . Ronald Perry, recre­ Beach. Samira Richards and David Wirboldt as accompanists. ation director announced today. Th* public ia invilad lo attend Th# leminole High School Hand and Glee Club will participate in and there will he ae admission the program which will highlight a charge. community sing of well known Chrisimas carol*. There wtR be no charge lor ad miasloa 1 Grammar School Program Thursday Nite O f Noel’ Set For Civic Center County Applies For Osceola Base Clothing Collection Time Extended The Nothing collection for the Seminole Indian* being conduct­ ed by I-ake Mary Scoot* ha* an eslended deadline untd 7 p. m tomorrow, at which time all donations will be turned in al the Hut. Members al too Omen Bar Association, who wiN be meet­ ing al that lima, also will ac The County Commission today agreed to study the possibility of tour-laning State Road 438 from Altamonte Springs past If, S. 17-92 and to finance ;ht project out of surplus gasoline tax fundi. In a letter to th« board. State Road Department official* (aid that a recent traffic count on the road showed tom* 2,000 cor* there daily oompored to n 1964. Chairman John Kridef nailed the worst primary road aunty. "Aa a matter of ovno worse than any secondary road," ho added. Commissioner Vernon told th* board Hint to road la "breaking terioratlng because construction road. Krider Mid that If the County Commission could get the money, Ihe SRD haa informed him that they could get th* work done nut of this year's budget. Krider estimated the onto of the projeet nt $600,000. The board discussed the possW hility of amending surplus ga* fund* and naing tiv* money out of th a t "It would not tom* out of tnaea," Krider emphasised. Tax Board Ends Hearings; Bills Out Next Week - ured ia the decision. V alu4 , r n * Utornatiesrel SuXjfki vAifmirajJCT • *A sudden snow storm.* bearing leads to tha conclusion that I should | UP ««_ »**>'« inches of snow, twirlbegin the transfer of my obligations «», through New ^Mexico today and duties to other and more cap and knifed inlo the Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle. Tha storm able hands." Ltwii wrote. "Accordingly, I will resigp from spread rain, snow or (reeling rain (he constitutional office of presi­ over nearly all of Texas and dent shortly afler the new year," Oklahoma and paved many south­ Lewis will retire on a pension western highway* with ice. equal to his full salary—$60,000 a year. The UMW hat no "prarideat Labor Law In Effect WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal emeritus" title. He apparently will continue aa previsions guaranteeing secret bal a non paid trustee of the union’s lots and other democratic election multi-million dollar welfare and practirri in inure Ilian 60,000 na retirement fund. He made no men­ tional and local unions went into affeet Monday under tha now labor tion ef that Job to hit letter. reform law. Tha guarantee* were invoked automatically 90 day* afler ! President Eisenhower signrd the so-called l-andrum Griffin hill Into law last Sept. M. Limits Under Regulations Counly Commissioner Lawrence ___ _ ___ __ was _ op Sanford * City Commission last Swofford today said _he sed ;o all kinds of pari mutucl night voted to keep city fir* (ting in Seminole County and i fighting equipment inside the city may ask for an election next ; limit• except whrn called to November lo recall the dog track ; Ugh! a lire at_ th^ Sanford Naval Air Station Sanford has a re permit. Swofford said h* had been ap­ nprocal aid agreement with the proached by many citl/cn* of Navy. City Manager Warren Knowles thr county on the nerd for a petition that the commission put said that ha would like recipro­ the mailer up to the voters and cal aid agreements with Orlando. place it <>n the ballot during Ihe Drl.and. Winter Park and t-ake Mary d m* oommiasiooer* ap­ general election in November. Swofford said tha dog track proved The fir* fighting equipment Is waa approved by election year* ago but ".nany people feel dll city property. The firemen are M ouiaida laniard, war Jobletw Pay Down WASHINGTON (U P i)-Jo h n L Lewie, a turbulent titan ef the labor movement tor 40 year*, an­ nounced today he will resign aa president of the United Mina Work­ er* aarly next month. Lewla disclosed his unexpected move In a letter to members of Brain Surgery WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. his union published in tha United Richard M. Simpson (R-Pa.), 30, Mine Worker* Journal. UMW Vice President Thomas ‘*m* ,hrou»h brlin *ur«*rT Firemen To Stay In City's Swofford Moy Ask Dog Track Vote ABOARD USS ESSEX (UPI) President Eisenhower boarded the cruiser USS Dea Moinca today for two day* at needed atopN aN reet in tha Mediterranean before resuming hla Maea mlation that ha* taken him halfway artund toe world. NO. 68* The first step in acquiring thr Osceola air base site waa takeo today as the County Commission formally made application lo aequir* th* Osceola Auailiary Baa* east of Sanford The commission made ha apph ration to th* General Service Ad­ ministration in Atlanta, Ga Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. said M would take "at least a couple ef month*" te rsrev e ap­ proval. Th* former *4r base ks surplus federal guvr-nnu-nt property and ha* aa area ml i.ioa New Commanders To Be Guests At Coffee Club New commanders of YAII-3 and YAH I ami several newcomers to the Sanford ares will be inlre dured *4 Ihe Chamber of Com­ merce Coffee Club meeting Thursday at Mrs. Appleby’s Val drx Restaurant. l.’spt. J. D. Hamsge. commander of HatWing One. will Introduce Capt F. G. Edwards, ntw CO of VAII 1 and his executive of licvr, Cdr Arthur Kldrr, and Cdr. David A. King, new CO of YAH I. Charlie Morrison. Coffee Club chairman, will introduce the other new personalities. Th* meet­ ing will begin at 10 a m. Florida Symphony Scheduled Jan. 19 Three Injured , . $ u., ln ^UfO Mishap A head on aulo collision on route 44 just east of the l.ak* Jessup bridge Sunday evening brought fare and knee ruts lo Ralph Holman of Eau Gallic, a bruited right arm lo Mrs. Hol­ man. an eye laceration lo Judy May Holman and th# total lots of two car*. Ray D. Johnson of Geneva, who was driving on Ihe wrong side of Ihe road, was charged with driving whilr intoxicated. High way Patrol Trooper Ulln (Jar­ rell said yesterday. Johnson, go ing west, forced an oncoming car off one aide of lite road, scraped the rear fender of a Sheriff’s car and forced R into the wrong Ian* and Ibeu crashed into the Holman car. Garrett said. John ton's car and the Holman auto were total hisses. Ihe Sheriff's department reported. Work On Three Streets Okayed The Florida Symphony will make Resurfacing of three Sanford its second appearance in Sanford itreela was approved by the City Jan. 19, at th* Civic Center. Th* musical presentation wUI be j Commission last night co sponsored by the recreation da ' The streets approved for repav­ partment ami the Sanford DeBary ing in the 1969 4u program are E. Second St. from Mrllonvillv Ave. Entertainment Association. Th# recreation department inau­ to San Carlos Ave . from San Car* gurated Ihe symphony's appear­ : lo* lo Chapman Ave. and from ance with over 900 children attend Chapman Av# to Sanford Ave.; W. Third St from French Ave. mg last year's youth concert Arrangement* this year caU for lo Prrtimmon Av*.; and Persim­ a similar plan with a youth concert mon Av*. from First St. to Third in the afternoon followed in the St. I Coat of this 8.B36 feel of resurfac­ evening by a "pops" concert. The youth concert ia presented ing 1* calculated at I19.A34 29. without rharg* with the aid of Sanford Merchant* and through CoIIh Lose Star patron ticket sale*. BALTIMORE. Md (UPD— When the Baltimore Colta defend In The Family their National Football Iwagu* NEW YORK (UPI) - A mother championship against th* Ntw is understudying her son in York Giant*. Der. 37, they’ll Broadway's new drama, "Th# have lo play without kicking speMiracle Worker." Th* ton In a cnaliat Bert Rechichar. Rcichitour yearoid brown aod white dog char injured ha* ngbi knee to named Tbpper. pitying ■ family last Saturday's gam* against the pet. Topper s mother, Mimsy, five fait Angeles Rams lud under­ i* the standby. went surgery UouJay. The Board of Equalisation for­ mally wrapped up ktn hearings this morning and reported that th* county ta i bills wUI be mailed out neat week. Th* board also announced that a public hearing will be held Jan. 6 for any complaint* aa a result of the findings at tha board. la other business during lh« county commission meeting, tho board agreed lo atari letting out contracts on road project* to neeto nt construction work could gel started during th* fiscal year. Th* board also was Informed that Dr. L. H. Smith who wan named County Health Director on ul Dec. 1 will he delayed becauan of a serious accident lo his wifo and child. Th# board also received appro­ val ef Us tentative budget from the atate'a comptroller's office. Th* board will hold a public hear­ ing on Ih* budget at 10 a. m. Fri­ day. King Is Named VAH-t Commander Cmdr, David King waa mad* commander of VAH-I today in an impressive ceremony at Sanford Navy Air Station. King wilt replace Cmdr. Sidney M. Baney who wtU be transferred lo another command. King has been executive offlcrr of the squadron for Ih* pan six months. City To Regulate Door To Door Sales The eity commission last night told Attorney William Hutchison to draw up an urdinanct pro­ hibiting door In door sales soil, citation in Sanford except by peopie who have lived her# for oo* yew. Th* ordinance was ordered af­ ter the commivaioneri discussed annoyances caused by sum* doorto door salespeople and solicitors. The city can’t charge fee* to license interstate commerce, hot Sanford ean prohibit Utia com­ merce, CUy Manager Warren E. Knowles Mid. Parolee Arreated Sheriffs D.puty Varnon Brew*, ter arrested Jam as Harold Thompson of 1U Elm Av*. for violating parole. Thompson, f t , was on parole from Montgomery, Ala. lor theft at government pro­ perty- He left Montgomery wttiv out permission. Brewster said. Thompson waa put to th* county Jail pending hit delivery to A U. &. marebtox * �T i f t 2—Tueg. Dec. 15, 1959 (Tt|» lu fitl ^rralb Chessman Promises New Battle To Escape Deaih Herter Urges N A T O Patch Up Differences PARIS (LTD - Secretary of of tlm NATO foreign ministers State Christian A. Ilrrtcr appca'rd meeting today the United State* today to tha NATO Allies to patch will stick to its pledge to keep a up their difference* ami said fail* ure to maintain their military quarter million soldiers and It. •tranith would Imperil the slight combat wing* con*isting of more iiiaYTiSCTaircraft in Eurojie.' jfhanea they h»ve now of ending t. . .. . V.i'Hte was prtpared to ask the Tha dispute between the Lnuru United States’ 14 NATO partners Stale! and Kranc»*over France's to make extraordinary efforts to (rowing rrluctancr to cooperate Itvr up to their pledges to keep the wholeheartedly with NATO appear­ alliance militarily i t r o n g , on (•ARY ROY BAKER ed so profound that only a direct ground* that if the Western arm* meeting between President Eisen­ posture is allowed to slump now the hower and President Charles I)e- West will have lost whatever slight Oaulle could patch it up. advantage it might have at the A smoothing out of these differ­ East-West summit meeting next ences could lakr place Saturday, I year. when the two president* hold pri­ The French • American dispute vate talks just after the Western that cast a pall over the m lniitrri' •ummM meeting begins. meeting and threatened to mar the Three Snead College student* ' Herter told the opening session Western lummit talk* over the from Sanford have been granted weekend wee triggered by chargee by U. S. (fen. Nathan B. Twining >music scholarship* In voice, ac­ Shop For Christmas that Franca wat the prime offend­ cording to Glenn U. Male, head er among NATO Alllee not living of the munlc department. At The New up lo military commllmcnte. The recipients are Gary Ray But tha disputa etemmed alio Baker, 1200 Elm Avenue; Donald from Franca’* year-old campaign i for a graalar ehara of NATO con­ M. Carter. 417 Writ 12th St.; and trol, mora closely approximating Thomas Augustus Williams, 204 what DcUeulla considers Franca'* Holly Avenue. true strength and Importance in 214 E. let Biker and Carter are members 1relation lo her NATO Alller. of the Men's Quartette which I* giving a number of I’rertic* ALL your golf shots at HOMK1 programi in the area. Tha three young men were memberi of the Glee Club at Seminole High School, and have dona a great dial of aolo work In tha churchei. Music scholarships at Snead College cover full tuition (1300 per year) and ara awarded on the basis of ability after personal audition*. DON'T LET BAD WEATHER Hl'IN YOUR 0 4 MK! Sanford Youths Win Scholarships C tH M /iA . Improve your GOLF G A M E at arr HOME! jim m y d e m a r k t s o o l f -t o -m uhh : ukmhons! The first published lesson* by one of tha world's greatest golfers! CUT RTROKK8 OFF YOUR (SAME . . . . and practice indoors or outdoors at horn* with this Instructional kUI ft Includes TEN 45-Rl‘M RECORDINGS OF JIMMY HIMSEI.F . . . . EIGHT 4-PAOE UESSONH BROCHURES IN COLOR with over 800 elop-aetion photos of Jimmy . . . I'UUS THE REVOUU. TfOHARY -CHAT WITH JIMMY DEMARET'* booklet! The neat best thing lo personal Instruction h> on# of tho greatest of all golf j>ro* • JIMMY DE- *19’ 5 | m ppd sack IDEAL FOR IH.'SINKSS OR PERSONAL GIFT8 I Send check or money order to Dept. N P-129 G O LF, Inc. 1\ 0 . Box 6151 Austin. Texas Bhipmants made day order received. Brigitte Bardot No Longer At War With French Army PARIS (UP!) - Brigitte Bardot no longer Is at wit with the army. She won her battle with the brass over Just who her husband, actor Jacquas Charrler, should coma home to at night — his army buddies or Brigitte. Young Charrter was back In Brigitte's arms, adjudged "unfit" to aarve a* a draftee. Val da Grace Aroy Hospital slid Monday night Charrler was discharged Sunday after several weeks of treatment for "nervei." A servant In the Charrler apartment said today no one wae home bvgt it was apparent th* couple was there, locked away from the prying world. FIN E H EA R IN G A ID S Since 1948 See u* at Miller Ratlin A Appliance Co., 11H S. Park Avenue In Sanford nn Friday of each week !) to 12 noon. llallerieH in .Miller’s* Mock. Call for appointment in >our home. ORLANDO H E A R IN G 0 Nixon Says Ike's Tour Will Help U. S. Negotiate Better In Future B A R G A IN PRICES P o p u la r B r a n d s F arre ll's Largent Child Dies In Hospital Arcade Package Store 1 C O ME O N E ! C O ME ALL! FU R N ITU R E Group Names 1960 Officers Manning Todd of Oateen was elected commander of Taylor Commandcry No. 28 K. T. for the coming year. Other ofricare4' named were Richard L. Conn, generalissimo; George W. Carver Jr., captain general; Raymond E. Wetiel, sen­ ior warden; Edmond L. Weber, Junior warden, Chester Raarick, prelate, L. Burke Steel, treasurer and Frank Miller, recorder. Mrs. C. A. Erickson Dies At Age 50 Mrs. Lillian Viola Erickson, 50. died yesterday In Oranae Memor­ ial Hospital alter a two-year ill­ ness. Mrs. Erickson, Used In San­ ford for one year. She is aur- i vlvwt by her husband, Charles A Erickson, and a brother, Behrent A. Stroburg of Austin, Tex. Funeral services will he at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Brisson Fun­ eral Home, with the Rev. C. W. Shaffer officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. “ Where Your Dollar (E N T E R Buy* Moro” f t HEATERS Luther Leaguers Set Yule Party ALL TYPE AIDS SOLD Optical service* on Malco Hearing Glav.es available only through tha optical profc-lnn Governor Brown has stated tha SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (U PI)— j Cheoman has faced dealh since "I .don't want to die. hut 1 don't before Preiident Truman beat other side of the controversy. II# want to hang on up there in death Thoma* E. Dewey. He was noted that a 17-ycar-old girl a t­ row either." sentenced June 25. 1948, as the tacked by the "red light bandit" Caryl Chessman has "hung on” "red light bandit of l.oe Angeles" is "still In a mental hospital." for l l ' i years while 8X other on 17 counts of kidnaping, rape Chessman has 25 days to x«k men and one woman walked or and robbery. The “bandit" u«ed the Supreme Court for reconsider* were dragged from nearby cell* tha red light to imitate a police ation on some new ground*. to tha gas chamber. car. "If they considered the ease on 'I am Innocent. 1 am not the Ita merits, they should let me red light bandit." In Thankful Tribute — know and let's get on with It — . In Jail Chessman has written un my way to hell." four novels, one of which, "Cell THE The convicted rapid had Just 2455 Death Row," brought him IEMINOLE ‘‘. cud that the U. S. Supreme • 100,000 to finance his legal fight. —DeBARY r '-’"Urt had tefused Monday to hear He contends the trial record was * HEART hi* appeal for a new trial. It faulty and that he has already « ... f l f r* * # was the high court's l.'Uh rejec- 1 been subject to "cruel and inhu­ COUNCIL THOMAS A. WILLIAMS tl»n of Chessman's pleas'. He talk, man punishment." DONALD M. CARTER* gratefully accept* and aekiinwHI* cliff.hanging exposure to ed with' newsmen in a warden's led ges memorial contributions office Just below death row. death has brought a worldwide for HEART RESEARCH. "I'm a t close to the gas cham­ outcry. The Vatican newspaper ber a* | can get. Of course. I've- "Osservatore Romano" said Chess* P. 0. BOX 106 been there before and now some- 1 man's "slow agony" has atoned HANFO».D J ’LA. thing will have tn give. We cant for hi* ertmes. gn on ad Infinitum." Actually, Chessman has been much closer. Ills seventh date with death wa« last Oct. 23 and WASHINGTON (DPI) - Vice t The vice president said thl* It was only four days away when President Richard M. Nixon said criticism indicated the two Dem­ he got another stay of execution, i today the good will created ocrat* felt "xood will ju»t doesn't "I gues* we will make the I abroad by President Elscnhow 1 . ran loo much when it enmrs to round* of the courts again unites on er'a II-nation tour would "make : the serious problems that have to I feel I’ve had enough. And I negotatlons In tne future much be negotiated abroad." don't think I’ve had it." more simple lo conduct." But, Nixon said, good will Is "a The general legal opinion is th a t1 Nixon suggested that Amtri 1 very important diplomatic divi- Chessman, .18, has "had It." As- ’ ran* give tha Chief Executlva an ) dend." aidant Atty. Gen. Arlo E. Smith Nixon said the enthusiastic we!- i "enlhusiaitlc reception" when he returns to the United States two i comes that Eisenhower has been 1 -aid He didn't think any judge' at days before Christmas from "this ■given indicate the host countries would consider new petitions. Got. • terribly hard schedule In the ser­ i have a "great feeling uf personal Edmund G. Brown haa refused. and suid his action wa*, affection" for the President and clemency vice of tha causa of peace." final. Tha vice president said in a re­ "a great deal of friendship for "I don't want a commutation to corded television Interview on the United States . . which is la­ life. I'm loo old to rerve more (NBC's Today* tnat Elsenhower's tent beneath the surface." time in prison, going to the 'yard' trip was "worthwhile" because it to liva like a vegetable. I want allowed him to explain to tha naa new trial and a finding of not tlon'i Allies why tha United guilty." States has given them great amounts of aid since the and of World War II. Coconut# arc used to polish floors Brenda Gaye Largent, Iwo year- in the Seychelles. Servints in the "It's important that they know S10 Eant Firnt, Sanford that we don't want an inch of old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tropical Indian Ocean isles plaec territory, wr don't want a con­ Wesley O Lsrnent and grand­ m il L u ru foot vu * iia lf i l ia ! ! an d cession from them, and the Pres­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ then skate over the boards, squcciWa Give Top Yalue Slump# ident going abroad ha* brought ence Largent of T-ongwood. died ing out enough oil to polish the home to them a true picture of Saturday at Florida Sanitarium wood. In Orlando. America," Nixon said. Surviving are her parent.*, her He said Elsenhower could ex plain to hli hosts that tha United paternal grandparents, her ma­ States ‘Is Interested only la help ternal grandparent*. Mr. and Ing th.m to achieve the economic Mr*. Robert G. Arhey, of Brystability which will enable them son City. N. C., and *everal aunt* to maintain their independence and uncle*. Funeral service* were •• •• - ■ — ■ •• •• scheduled today at 2 p. m. at end their self-respect." TO SANFORD’S the Longwood Baptist Church. Nixon took a crack at Adlai Stevenson and former Secretary Uratnkuw Funeral Home is In of State Dean Acheson for crlti- charge. ciiing Eisenhower's tour. C E N T ER I'hona Orlando G.\ 2-3114-51.1 Fla. National Hank lluild.ng Night nr Holiday. ra il — Thuma. S. Smith G.\ 2.11X7 The United Slat#* import* more than half a million Australian kan­ garoo skins each year. They ara 1 valued at about 5173,Ouu and are The Luther Leaguers of Good used almost exclusively by the Shepherd Lutheran Church will I footwear trade. bold thrir annual Christmas party Friday, at the Sanford U.8.O. Tlu- festivities will commence at 7:10 p. ni. Games, refresh­ 1 f v '\ j i C P t l r ^ r ) ments and good fellowship are RIDl -iN THl a i u the plan of action fur the even­ ing. ITIONK FA 2-121* It is urged that all Luther le a ­ ADMISSION' — (Or guers of Good Shepherd attend KIDDIES UNDER 12 . FREE -o a> not to mis* any of the fun and frulir. LAST 2 WONDERFUL DAYS TUN ITE A WED. AT 7:00 AND 10:15 I'. M. Com pare all w agon prices of the 5 major U .S. car m a ke rs... RAMBLER AMERICAN IS LOWEST PRICED BY *345 flL -L O W ~ T a l »v as * t - «■* CClCH CIHIM4SCOPI _ TONY RAN DADM U M RITTER w r i u u t i i i c i i I M I 'M H lU M it lift rtoextet • • antiinct* wui! 1 CO-FEATURE AT *:40 ONLY "APAMIK TERRITORY" ItflRY CALHOUN I KECLINtiltS I PLATFORM ROCKERS LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 • $345 it enough lo pay the gatoline bill for up to 2Vs years average driving. is>r\. • v ||a » 'f ) J» ea-e-Jw' ( l l l u a a t l l , Ah »wi Us tH Anes.it ; jt*« U«ei« iMii I#f1 Ml*# **| I** !•»••• •( •it »wttmjtK ct oatilr «• Rambler savings are proved and olticud: lowest price* highcat resale value, moot mile* |wr gallon in the Mobtlgaa Economy Dun. Room for average family of six; high, wide doors: Single-Unit* construction; Deep-Dip* fust proofing Go Rambler American! s m w , u *»-. BILL 3IM W. 1st HEMPHILL Make DAD Happy! Rambler Prices Start At ! • $343 it enough to pay for automatic trammii•ion, Weather Eye heater, airliner reclining teat!, radio, two-tone color*. AU 4*/m« (oaijm/ifeois wa Ltsari/on manu/i9ctu'tr’$ luggmwi•IWisvr#*/ «■*# • OCCASIONAL lr« t*m. *,*<1 elu te aii In tu n * FEATURE: 1:31 - 3:37 3:1(1 - 7:13 • 'J:lt> STARTS TOMORROW l»r x* v rwH U >"■"*( * * a g w a r T W MOTORS, I nc. SANFORD. FLA. Q e e 'a h a s *>e ' ■ ■ • ’a »— Ua E.w VfjSf DvTKfviTfft Dt*S«f 10% off Now Until Christmas! �< t Ih r • T'i*><r. T)«. 15. 1M9— Srr.ilfl • • At I TheMayfair J Conversation was lively Between Cdr. Jim McGuire, Mr. ami Mrs. Clifford M/Kibl in an 1 Mrs. McGuire. Everybody visited everybody in the party atmosphere at the Mayfair opening. Here are, from left, Harry Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Uoumillat Jr., Mrs. Walter Gielow, Mrs. G. S. Blake, and Mrs. Harry Kobson. Sipping and conversing are, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Leech, I’at Heinz and Jim Hunt. Sanford visitors Capt. and Mrs. 11. K. 1Finnan of Ashe­ ville, N. C. joined Capt. and Mrs. J. I). Ramage at the opening. From left are Mrs. Ramage. I’apt. Hinman, Capt. Ramage and Mrs. Hinman. . . . and Dancing Having a ball are, from left, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Inghram. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bauman and Mr. and Mrs. Tom I’itsnongle. Enjoying the festivities were, from left, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jorgenso-i, Mrs. Dorothy Gray. Mr. and Mrs. i \ C. Riff* and Mr. and Mrs. John Math or*. l �MORE Assignment Washington EARLY ENTRIES By n t>r Its Expansion Anytime • public facility announce* a large expansion, but aaya that it will not require any additional funds, l: Is ‘ to get apecial notice. Thu happened when Seminole Memorial Hospital need that It would make a half-million addition. The hespttal board revealed that ite application for federal funds under the Hill-Burton Act was approved and said that it could match the government money without a bond issue, fund drive or other appeal for financing. The reason the hospital can do tkU is an simple that the board didn’t make particular mention as to where it got more than 1250,000 in matching funds. aumi it up in a hurry: Administrator Harry Weir>si— “It was planned from the day the hospital opened its doers four years ago in February.” Weir said that hospitals in recent ysara have not been able to current demands for services, much less affacd expansions, without continuing planning as part of its °**8em inole Memorial's board incorporated planning in its rsutiaa when it opened and engaged a consultant later. The d expansion just announced really is the result of four ___ i o f vision. ■ Vision alone does not buy stsel and concrete, of course. Weir has another simple explanation of how money was put aside for the addition. “Very close management of expenses and income.” Hospital officUU have tried to get the maximum out of the present building, facilities and staff with strict budget­ ing, he explains. Costa have gone up right along with everything else, but have been controlled as closely as possible. Every staff member and employe has been indoctrinated with the idea of skillful and conservative use of supplies and equipment. A recent survey showed that the Seminole Memorial eeeta per day for the patient is well below the average for Florida hospitals, Weir said. So, it would seem we are getting a double benefit from the management of the hospital—fair rates and a needed expansion without resort to use of tax money or public sub­ scription of any kind. Any time this happens, ws say,a hooray. Thank Y ou, Mr. Claus 8anta Claus has boon real active around Sanford lately and we are lucky to have the venerable gentleman spending so much time with us during his busy season. Santa is the only character in history whu is known ull over the world, but still really is anonymous. We hope Mr. Claus reads this because ws think he deserves a community thank-you for his pre-season efforts in the parade and other events to make the Christmas holiday happier for us all. largest training exercise of the year for the Second Marine Divi­ sion at Camp Lejeune. N. C. The son of Charles N. Norman of Longwood, Pfc. Norman attended Lyman High before his 1131 en­ listment. Involved in the operation wera H.OQO Navy men and Mar­ ines along with So ship* of list Atlantic Fleet. William E. Miller of Chuluota has been icrving aboard tbs at* tack cargo ship USA Capricornus operating with tho Siith Fleet in the Mediterranean. Tho aoa of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Millar of It K. First St., Chuluota waa with the crew that visited Athens and Corfu, Greeee aftar landing excerclscs in Turkey last month. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROSS 2. Small apot 0. Korns of Iron 11. Mistake 12. Dreamy (colloq.) 0. Krona 23. DU(abbr.) charge 0. Moving of 7.Thin Man'* a wife debt t. Metabolic 30. Any dlaeaae fruit 13. Drudge 9. At ono time drink I I . Evergreen 10, Ship's ropes 30. Preat10. Playing card IS. Warble denU 10. Kidd and II. Tropical let Morgan fruit (pi.) nick­ 17. Natrium name IS. Coniferous I abbr.) ipoaa.) trre 18. Superior 20. Owing 32. Seise 10. News 33. Cheat at.W urttem . 31.----- of sound berg Satan mrestire 34. Shake, 34. Harden a peart's 32. Automobile 29. Pacific river operator Island group 27. Latter 28. Degree of sourness 30. Cover, as ss road 31. Order of X4arlt(abkr.) 32. Crop* 38. Exist 37. Fray* 38. Norse god 3i» bv oneself div ip! (aaut) 41. Fteas* 42. fills l.Fartalalag to manning » T" I” T“ 1 iT“ trmt of tha desk clock sot visible tome aelutlea. Like moving siaco 1107—la a big aUek at tear sheets sad Opptag* which hold • thousand troth story ideas. The sheets soar tho hottoaa of this Our Many Ytars fntb-idea stack kave tuned Things le this trees aren't at right a aglet any mere. Like the magatiae rack. It’a sagglag frem the weight of the magaxiset that I'm gotag to read someday. But that day keepa getting farther out and the stack getting highk keeps ‘ •r. Yesterday, the first lady ef tke bouit tried te laault me lata do­ ing something about It. Quito un­ kindly. I thought the handed me a pair of horse blinders when 1 beaded for the den. So to^ay 1 had resolved to clcao up tho meat. After tiro hours of starlag I've concluded that aathiag should be disturbed. The way U stands b o w , this room hat character. Aad, anyway, when things gat too cluttered to preclude me frem moving around, thero will ariao Nobody's allowed in this room. I And a certain seven-year-old • would rather risk a lion's den | ; than dare violate the no-enter' rule. The Mrs. heeds it. too. That’s why last year's Con­ gressional Records haven't been I swept out yet. They're beneath the big pile of unread publicity handouts in the southwest comer. This typewriter is another thing. It keeps getting clogged with cor­ ners of papers from the pile that keeps leaning against the car­ riage. That’s the pile of unanswer­ ed correspondence. The letter on the bottom Ls dated June 23. I'm against the Bible and the ic*ui;.» express their sincere appreciation afraid lu look at the year. for the fine publicily you gave of it. Eight months ago, a visiting I know Mr. Williams quite well, our 1939 Christmas Parade. fireman peaked through tba win­ and have no doubt* a* to hi* It was through such cooperation dow and suggested the smokereligious integrity or where his that made this years parade our filled den was a flretrap. Thar* loyalty lie*. biggest and most colorful ona tvor was on* logical thing to do: Glva After Mr. Williams started j put on in the city of Sanford. up smoking. Haven’t smoked teaching in Sanford he often Thank you again and we hops since. Just eland her* and stare at would talk about It with us in our you have a joyful Yuletldt Season. tha mess. home. If the parents of his stu­ Jack Wilber Back of the typewriter — in dents could have heard how en­ Chairman Christmas Parada thusiastic he was about It all, Wassailing they would know that here is a Editor: teacher who; really lu* the best | would like to express my NEW YORK (UPI) — The cus­ of Interest in his students— one appreciation for the coveraga you tom of wassailing datar back to competent to bring the student tu gave us during the past football the Fifth Century, A. D. The Wata meaningful understanding of the I season. sall Bowl traditionally Is made Importance of striving for true, . you kmjw „ m cinf , | r f i t with beer or ale which la splctd learning: of a knowledge that is | j eJ| ' t 0 ihc player* and I behave and served warm. 0 Bm ,c that your support certainly conbuilding of good character, tributed to our season. Over and over we hear of (lie I only hope that we will be able crying need for well qualified to work closer with you next teachers. We je t another one of year. high quality and look what hap. Coach Hill Proctor pent! Lyman High School We haw found Mr. Williams to be a gentleman In the fullest sense of the word. If he had b.-cn Shop For Christmas even a little bit like the school authorities implied in your paper A t The New of December 4, he would not have been welcome in our home, nur would I be writing this letter. Walter H. Trapp C c H I K U l ''* ' Letters To The Editor Editor: After reading th t allegations against Mr. Edwin Wllllama, a Seminole High School teacbor who waa auspended December 4, 1039, I feel moved to comment. Mr. William* if a comparative strang­ er lo moit people in Sanford. Many may have been shocked by what the headline stqry in your paper of Derrmber 4 implied against him. The authorities in (hat write up imply that hr i« no less than unrrligiou* and News O f Men In Service Serving aboard the Navy ocean tug t'SS Chickasaw It Sanford's James C. Walts, ^on of Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Walls of 7M Laurel Ave. The tug aboard which Ibe chief hospital corpaman is strving opecatea out of San Diego, Calif. Sergeant First C lan LeRoy D. Miller, ion of Brady L. Miller, 700 F irit St. has retired from the Army after moro then 21 years of aclivo military duty. Sergeant Stiller was a utility foreman in the Brooke Army Medical Center’s Medical Service School at Fort Sam llouiton, Tex. Longwood Marine Pfc. Kenneth 2. Norman recently joined in the KOTBBBA BKTHEADA, l i d . . - WHU fo n t folks It’s aa unwanted' relative Uut keeps Imaging around the house. Or It ceuld' be a sticky i kaletea U tho closet. For some, tho unresolvable annoyance may bt something physical, like a wart m tht nose. •Everybody everywhere has aeiaethlng to haunt him in life, a problem he just can't seem to aolve. Me? My downfall la the dan of tho house, a 11-foot by 13-foot corner la tho loft lower level •t this otherwise ordinary aplit-loval dwelling on a quiet hillside atraat in tho suburbs. There are ao skeletons In the closet, but U there were I cou’dn't get to them. The door is barred by throe lofty stacks of newspapers, every single one of waleh contains soma bit of In­ formation that may prove helpful some day. There are no eobwtbs In the room—no space for spiders. I've flood Uro for two hours doing nothing moro then staring at tho mass. And tho moro I stared, the tlreder I got—Just staring. At tU left front lag of tho desk is tho satchel that want over the South Pole. That was wtaks ago, and yet the bag la unpacked— cameras, films, glacial rocks, a passport—and a pair of old socks. Dynatronics Offers Big Bond Issue George F. Anderson, vice presi­ dent and general manager of Dyna­ tronics. Seminole County's rapidly axpanding electronics firm, anBounced that 93 per cent of tho bond issue offered to the public December 3 had been subscribed to. Ha further added that each bond, par value $300, entitles the ownor to purchase 143 sharts of common stock In the company, at $3.30 per share, after Novem­ ber 14. I960. EUENCE Has five* cewfideace is mb. W# eaa reeemmosd a MUTUAL FUND fer YOU with a pfBTM liCwiB lOi laCOHt, growth #r bath. Mrs. Stan Comstock 1411 C nw iy Rood Ph. Orlaad# GA 5.1034 BcfreoeeUagt AHea * Co. Lahetead, fleriio Member: Midwest Blech Itchoage Chteage Beard i f Trane ------- In reef meet Service SHOES Nunn - Bush Freeman Paradise • Naturalizer • Star Brand • Jacqueline Poll-Parroft “Open Till 8:00 Friday Night” S v tu fi "Where Quality In Higher Thaa Price” Santa Suggests There are about 100,000 attemptad aulcldes In the United States Editor: The Sanford Seminole Junior each year, according to the CathChamber of Commerce wishes to Birdie i m m T-JIH I *• WI■It « U • I P S .'It t t a J < I MM u '-n r-’.p >1'l K U .-.W l i t-t.q n u n >n i wri7ii»;>-i :,m i *i : i m u n i •: m e LVdUif 4 ” t dll s nr-; ii :i i m i H'iJ'.v*] t :im iM t IMiSO -J -|':V1UH nclardaj'e Aasatr 33. To be undecided 38. Jewish month 38. Eggs (biol.t 40. Newspaper notice r- T" ■ 7“ 11 i •F T" 4 H V X % d % V /M V /S A % B 1 V/ /j bit nr % » 5 2 ff* * * 3. New Yark canal w w F You’ll have a much happier Christmas If you IT ART NOW te kulld e “Hep- mm __ 4. Mounts!* pineai Fund” te uae for gift buying next year. Tuesday, December 15, 1959 Fage 4 WAkVtis a i u s w . aei*M see n a . m a v u i a *. e v ta ta a . aaweatisa J4CK T«im M s illU f •aitee caCPLIA PASItfBm • • m i l BAJIm r ik iiiM o«tir esMei e«t»»e*r, issia r, ■■•area/ n»aaaa<lan Ckflataaaa. aaa c k .u iau .i p.ktuk.e •atakae IT, la ia a t tka Paat a t Mm H as l a i i * a, see*, wkla* ta aalMlaS ■? Matt im u C H air You’ll get the benefit of ndded earning*, tee, bee*uae tke liberal 4% a 'Jeep' vehicles art completely engineered for 4-wneel drive, £ot just 2-wheel drive modifications or conversions. They go more places, do more jobs, cost less to own, have higher resale value! Jeep VEHICLES BY WILLYS M0T0RS...W0RLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES .amif na mmsgRAlta hgyttfu Corns In for s demonstration AU I I n i a SSaalka S M.atka t ttaatk CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 E. Second St. Sanford, Florida year dividend la added at aix month Intervals. 47. Follow Santa’s suggestion and Build a Current Dividend real .Merry Christmas. Christman Fund that earns end have a �•W ttv i. , . White Gift Program •Tonight Sh> franfnrh ~ v Wrralh Tuts. Dec. 18, 1>8>—f U f f Surprise Party For Senior Assisting Mr. lad Mri. StoweH New Year's came early to Terry Chriatenscn, popular Semi­ with the entertaining were Mr. Mri. Raymond Lundgultt* nole High senior. He was sur­ and Mri. Edith Brown, Cdr. aid Mrs. prised with horni blowing and Robert Osttrbolm, Tnrry'n grand* car lights flashing in Geneva, parents, Mr. and Mrt. H. A. Simpson, and Mr. tad Mr*. H, night. p. m. was his 17th birthday and Harrison. Others attending Included Marty Children through the junior de­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James partment and their parents are in* V. Stowell Jr., had told him he Stamper, Terry Griffta, Tommy • s i t e d to attend. Mrs. Joyce Saw­ could Invite 12 guests to a din­ Butner. Rote Mario Parker, Ren* nie Lindsey, Coleen MeFartin, yers, superintendent of the child­ ner party at their home. rens division is in charge of a r­ His parents secretly invited Charles Bogan. Steve PaweD, Pat rangements. about 40 of his friends to meet Smith, Johnny Whelchel, NIU on a corner and proceed to the Ashby Glenn Hodge*. Each child is asked to bring a Saadra Kadei, Char!#* Pax. Geneva hall for the big occasion. gift of toys, food or used cloth­ MRS. S. F. MANFRK. (center) display.-* it Chrbtmu-* creation for a buffet Rosemary Southward. Johnny All* The first group met the others ing. The package- »nou!d be gift or mantel at the circle meeting. Left is Mrs. W. 1*. Layer and right, Mrs. at the comer, blinkrd the car red, Barbara Bradley, Jimmy wrapped, in white, and labeled as Rfchard Silvers. lights and the e.-lcbratlon erupt­ Gracey. Ann Crappi, Deanna Nieh* to contents and whether for a boy ola, Mike Roberta, John Smith, ed. or girl. They will bo given to needy A blaring hre in an open fire­ Diana Haynes, Judy Buatoa, Dong families in the Sanford area for place added a cozy atmosphere Miller, Ray Undgulat, Allison ^C hristm as. during the evening. Kay Ivey and Blake. Carolee Oeterhatm, sad ™ Following the program refresh­ Marty Stempcr brought their rec- Terry's brother, Javle and ilaMr, ments will be served in McKinley ord player* and a large collec* Carin. Hall. lion of records for dancing. The MRS. A. K. SHOEMAKER JR. holding some of the Geneva Garden Club provided a Lake Monroe Christmas decorations made by the Camellia Circle, lighted Christmas tree, Mrs. Belle (Staff Photo) Brumley. Mrs. II. A. Simpson The Camellia Circle of the San­ Christinas decorations they had - to create a Christmas tree. A I and Terry's mother placed several made. Mrs. W. I.. Oramkow and beautiful creation for a buffet ford Harden Club .net for their j colorful arrangements in the par­ Dec. meeting at the home of Mrs. Bob Crumley displayed wa» shown by Mrs. S. F. Manty room. wreaths made of plum leaves, fre. made of red randies, fiituMrs. Edna Smith of Pompon* The birthday cake was decoratMrs. Alfred Chiles. Serving as Mrs. Crumley's wreath was tines, and plant material sprayed has been visiting her slater, Mr*. 1 ed in Chr stmas colors of red lUiel Gardner. £ Hots Noegel of Oviedo received I co hostesses were Mrs. Tom Mc­ sprayed gold and decorated vith i pink. | and grern. Each girl received a gold and green ornaments. Mr* .\n idca fur an unusual decoraDonald and Mrs. Milner Osborne. Mrt. J. H. Tlndtt hat returned a pleasant surprise Monday. He miniature corsage, tied to a place home after being caafiaed to Semi* tjon wi wa, Kiven the group bv Mrs. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker. aniwerrd a rail from hi. wife Mri. Sltpcmaker. Jr., pre- Gramkow's wreath contained sit- non card with her name and the name answered a call from his wife to ||ded >t , h# bj sinc„ lt. „ |on and ver and red leave*. silter pine Mnofre. .................. .... nole Memorial Hospital, because al make a scene with figuj of her csvjrt. a recent fall. pick her up at the I mccrcst In n ,, welcomed Mrs. James DcBord as -con<^* aj'd rc^ cibbon. Beautifully rines or eandlrs' in a glass bowl, A buffet lunch was served to wrapped packages were shown by I fin writh water and add 1 tap. in Sanford. When he arrived, all a new member. MIMl)*A Ctltl I.L Robert Gurnee of Rochester, N. the merry makers. John Smith, The circle will dreorate a tree Mrs. J. L. Horton, Jr. and Mrs. ; baking soda and I tsp. citric the members of the Oviedo Drug The Mimosa Circle of the San-jY . „ne of tlu E. C. Harper, Jr. acid. This will pro*! produce a bubbling ford Garden Club met al the home ROSE CIRCLE birthday the following day, also Shop For Christmai store workers and their husbands for the hospital lobby Dec. 18. Mrs. Tom McDonald and Mrs. action for several hours. Members brought decorations fur At Tha New of Mrs. Herbert Behrens with ,\n interesting Hireling of the was surprised with a birthday and wives were on hand to greet the tree which they had made. Shoemaker displayed a door covThe hostesses served fruit cake, Mrs. Gerald Behrens as ca host R0je circle was held at the home i c»ke of his own by Terry'* parhim and extend surprise birthday Circle members demonstrated ered with blue paper ami deco-' nuts, and coffee to Mrs. Shoe- ess. The home was decorated in of Mrs. H. It. Crumley, with Mrs. 1*nt* greetings. rated with silver palm leaves and maker. Mrs. DcBord. Mrs. Grant- a Christmas thcntc. Frances Strickland and Kay Don Atwood as cohustrss. Upon He had to admit that women' • . silver writing. A dainty white ' knvv, Mrs. Crumley, Mrs. Harper, TIip husitiess meeting was pre­ arrival guests wore served old Ivey were awarded prlies In i V7crinoline tree covered with tus- Mrs Horton. Mr* Sl|v*tr«, Mr* sided over ov Mrs. Jo I'eck, time Chirilmai "Goodie*" and dance contest. Frances partner ould keep a secret, after enjoying | B U W ( /# i n the fried chicken supper, ptepared . V , r . Y Y . V.LLXLS chia sequins was placed on a Layer. Mrs. Manfre, Mrs. Made- chairman. Mrs. Bchren* asked coifce, followed by the business fur the slow number was John in his honor. He atso received white base and surrounded with Mrs. Jack Wilber. .Mrs. E. W. Pet- members to save empty spools session. Lovelace and Kay'i partner for 214 E. 1st small packages; this was made erson, Mrs. Don llamner, Mrs. Al- for Junior Garden Club work. A program on the history of the "Rock and Roll'" was Terry. Those attending from Oviedo, in by Mrs. Richard Sdvers. fred Greene. Mrs. lion Flamm, Liltcrbug posters made by Mrs. the Christina* tree was present­ addition to Mr. and Mrs. Noegel, Styrofoam rings, red velvet Mrs. Stuart Stetson. Mrs. Earl Lee, Wright’s class at Grantmrr School ed by Mrs. Charles Wilke. Every­ wera Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. WainThe Business and Professional ribbon, and red velvet poinsetlias Mrs. Lewis Barley Mrs. Donald were judged. one was surpritrd to learn that right, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wciscn- Women's club will meet Wednes- were used by Mrs. W. P. Layer I Knight, .Mrs. P, L. Woodruff, III. Mrs. Ilchrrr.: amt Mrs. B. F. it was the middle of the 19th barger Mr.- and Mrs. Robert day at 7 p. m. at the Civic Center. McWhorter attended a meeting century before the first decorat­ Adams, Mri. Elsie Fleming, Mri. Members are requested to bring a and helped make turkeys (or hos­ ed tree made It's appearance in Batty Brown and Mr. and Mrs. | Christmas gift for the Ocala Girls pital trays for Thanksgiving. Mrs. the United Stairs. $ H. Davis, th« hosts. 'School. An exchange of gifts followed McWhorter, Garden T h e r a p y Chairman. reported that fruit will the program. Unusual Gifts for Christmas tie given to shut-ins for Chlrstmas I HIBISCUS CIRCLE SANFORD SHRINE CLUB Mrs. VV. It. Moy will assist. | Members of the Hibiscus circle, Shall Decorated B tg t j te i.d m ii.1 their Christina* party bcmlnola Rcbckalt Lodge 43 met was decorated with pme boughs will have their annual CHRISTMAS • Shell Jewelry al the home of Mrs. Dick Mr-1 Thursday evening at t h e >and pirn- cone*, with a miniature By Fannie Hnrria PARTY WEDNESDAY, Dec. HHh at 7:00 p. nt. (More Women’s New S Laulin on Wc.*t First SI. Mr* I, O. O. F. hall for the annual I Christmas tree and nativity .1. I’. Thurmond and Mrs. Rvrou at the SHRINE CLUB ItUILDINT. election of officer* and the Christ­ scene un the gift table. We lake Items on Conalgnment Kon served a* ro-hostesie*. mas party. Officers elected for The dining table was covered On Page Eight.) OPEN DAILY ie A. M. * 4:Se P. M. • Meat will be furnished lay the club The room* were decorated with | tlie coming year were: with a Christmas cloth and center­ Also Sunday* Thru Dee. Yulctlde symbols. After a brief for the covered dish dinner Mrs. Clarence Snyder, noble ed with a snowy woods scene with CLOSED MONDAY A card parly will lie held al the business discussion gantrs were grand, Mrs. Eva llcckbain. vice i tiny elves peeking from behind the • Door Prizes played and gifts exchanged. Twcn\ Civic Center Jan. 22 at 8 p. tit. grand, Mrs. Lucy Atm Jurts, re­ I trees. Other elves and fatly folk ItUTH GALLAGER • Nobels and Ladies to bring exchange cording secretary. .Mrs. Evelyn | were scattered over (lie table. Two Members were a*ke*t to donate ty-five members and two honor ( guests were present. Guests were i AlU-imitlu-ra Plants for InndscMp3 ML West on First HI. 4k Maura* Car. Hulliltaii, financial secretary, Mrs. j copper candlesticks and white tap­ S ift, not to exceed $1.00 mg of a city lot. It was voted to Miss Mary Fox and Mrs, Marjorie ' AT THE SIGN OF TUB RED CAT May Itubrow, treasurer, Mrs. er* completed the decorations. • Klhcl Williams, Mrs. Mac Myers Re.Tcshinrnlt of sandwiches, iiavc present officers serve for an­ Porch of Denver. Cnlo. and Mrs. Virginia Anderson, trus­ cookies, candy can**, mixed can­ other year. Mr*. C. B. Cleveland advised tees, Mrs. Eileen Rector, represen­ dy, lea and coffee were served. tative and Mrs. Mae Myers, alter­ Hostesses were Mr* F.va WII- member* to tprinkle plants, soon Tomorrow Over WTIlIt, 1100 On Your Dial, Ll.itcn To Your Fnrorite R a d i» | nate. I Rams, Mrs. Amelia Osteen, Mr* after frost uppears. This will min­ imize the damage. The chairman The group sang Christmas car­ i Eva Beckham and .Mr*. Mablc It i d Assisi Civilnn To Aid The Mentally Retarded Children Of Seminole County. wa* presented with a gift from ols an<l exchanged gifts. The hall ! Brown. the circle. A turkey dinner was ^rv ed to member* and guests * -* . S p e c ia l pre*rnt: Mute*. Cleveland, Raymond Clicqucnnoi, C. Ildtcli, Herman Broadcasts! l.cdrrliaus, McWhorter, Moyc, Jo I’eck, Walter Price, II. Rice, Alice I Robiolio, Mary bwankliuus, C. L. ! Wallis, W. S. Willis. II. Thurston, Roy Partin and Miss Kay Hen2 - t r. m. nsngor. Mrs. Margaret Herr of Daylun, Ohio, Mr*. Doris Schauttert, ban Diego, Calif, and Mrs. 7 - 9 P. M. The children's division of the First Methodist Church will hold their "White Gift Service’’ and Christmas party, tonight in the Church Sanctuary, starting at T Surprise Party For Oviedoa Members Of Camellia Circle Display Holiday Creations Personals Garden Circles Hold December Meetings C t'U • Meets Tomorrow Mrs. Clarence Snyder Elected Noble Grand O f Rebekah. Lodge Anna Miller Circle I Plana Dinner-Dance GRADY JOHNSON crlcht-ated his third birthday at tho home of his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. If. G. .Johnson with a “Cowboy” party, Guns, badges and cowboy hats wore Ktven as favors. Left to right are, Grady. Chris.-* Kiminons, Kirk Oliver, Tommy dr Vatutin. David Guthrie Paul Hamilton, Danny tie Yarntin and Richard Burks. Cherie Rosemoml and Laurie Chevalier al o attended the [•arty. Thnnr In ) nur Requttta. The annual dinner d ince of the Anna Miller Clr*U- Will he held .it the Eiks Club, Wednesday, Dinner will be *crvcd at ti:3o p. nt. with Mrs. Martin Dyer as I chairman. All circle members and, their husbands are eligible to attend, j Gifts will be exchanged around a decorated tree. Mrs. Hetty Cox ' is chairman of the decorating committer. Mrs. Thomas Butner Is In charge of tsblr arrangements. : Some lucky per>on will be preI srnted tin- stereophonic Hi Fi. Dial FA 2-8511 Tops in Pops . . . . Played For You! Will YOUR NAME G iv e RICH RECIPE Eg g N og Holiday Hospitality starts with Borden’s Lgg Non Big on Flavor!’” Here’s the grandest ‘'fig n0S >ou <‘vcr your holiday guest* or your children’s friends. A cre.unv-smooth blend of wholesome dairy products and delicious flavorings made with a special "lich-rccipc" Non-alcoholic, of course. Borden s l-gg Nog conies ready•to*senc! No eggs to beat! No cream to whip! Serve it often during tho holidays! ORDER NOW FOR / ,\ J. CHRISTMAS AND NEWnYEARS !-• I* ... Bo Announced Over FUN DEE JAYS I'AimCII'ATINCi ARE: GIL LUCK, LONNIE for Christmas! Order Your “ Holiday (iift” on Wednesday By Telephoning Your Request To W.T.R.K. - FAirfax 2-8511, A Civitan Member Will Deliver A Claxton Fruit Cake To Your Home. F ruit Cakes Available $1.00 l'e r Pound in FollowingSizea— 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 Pound Packages On Thursday Evening, December 17th, at 7 P. M., Civitan Mem­ bers Will Conduct A Door-To-Door Campaign For This Worth­ while Project. I'ADRON, NICK I'FEIFAUF. R E N A U L T D a . u fo K~»i n e * Driving a Renault i-s really FUN! It*.** peppy anil surefooted, amazingly comfortable on the ro u g h e st road-*, anil really ECONOMICAL — Up to 12 mile* per gallon! 971 c JO u l 800 French M oL d/l See “ Law of the Plainsman'' Sundays at b:0(», Channel li. Q o. FA 2-4095 W. T. R. R.? In keeping with the Christmas spirit and theme, CIVITAN Ap­ preciates your interest and co-operation in making our charit­ able programs successful throughout the year. Courttiy Of Shotmskrr Constructlsn C*. �• * - • ■■ , ■ K a' 0 7 JERRY COVINGTON la the recent major end minor lean # meeting* there were many trade* that took place. Some will turn out to be good and aome will not be ao good but, th at ia what make* the gam* or baseball *o in­ teresting. I t ha* gotten to the point that the trading of player* ha* become more of . a game than baseball itself. Let's examine some of the recent deals and see how things may turn out next season. 1 feel th at when the Giants got Billy ODell from the Orioles they got themaelvae a pennant. O'Dell is still a young­ ster a t 26 and although they say that Paul Richards has never made a mistake, when it comes to a pitcher Horace Stoneham i* no fool either. A club th at will give up a player like Jackie Brandt who can hit, run. and throw must have felt that O'Dell was Y the man they were looking for or, they wit never would have traded him. * Although the Giant* have young power a t every position on the field they struggled along all season with three starters most of the time and now that they have O’Dell they ahould be ready for ju st about anybody in the league. To even an anti-Yankee fan I’m sure th at it’s kinda’ sad to see the Bombers $ breaking upv The magic names in the starting lineup are all gradually disap­ pearing and in anrthcr season or two the once mighty Yanks will be In another era. With names like Bauer, Larson, Mar­ tin, Slaughter, Rlzsuto, Rachi, Reynolds, and Lopat out of the program It will seem like ju st another club in the American League. However, with Mantle and Berra left as a nucleous, name* like Maris, Blanchard, and Richardson will be spread all over the sport page* to replace llu»e great, stars that we always will remember. The Yank* probably have come up on the short end of more trades than any club in the league but they also have made some good ones. A trade for a young play­ er like Roger Maris never hurt any ball * club so this, too, could he one of the best deals in the American league. To many Yankee haters It is a plea­ sure to see the club take on a complete new look. However, to me, I hate to see all of the great names disappear from the box score. This was the greatest era of base­ ball and it will be a long time until any club can provide the thrills and excitement that they did. •f * . • l)f 1 f I tII ■ Ring Results Syracuse Rolls Up Five Offense And Defense Championships In '59 United Press International BOSTON — Ray Robinson, 181, New York, knocked out Bob Young, 187- 1-4. Providence. R. I. (2. non-title); Paul Pender, 1*4 team other than Army to win the 3 4. Brookline. M a'S. outpointed total offense crown in nearly two (iene Hamilton, 1*2 1-2, New decades. Syracuse never before York (10). won a team title bul mad* up NF.W ORLEANS - Joe Brown for that lack with a vengeance 139, New Orleans, outpointed, this year. Joey Parks, 139, Omaha, Neb. ( 10, non title.) Gator Officials ‘Eye' Parseghian JACKSONVILLE. Fla. ( U P I ) - , University of Florida officials are reported to he eyeing Northwest­ ern University Coach Aia Parse­ ghian ae a replacement fnr Rob Woodruff as head coach at FloriThe Jacksonville Journal said Monday Parseghian was the rurrent top choice for the job. Ills 1969 Northwestern team had a 4-3 record and waa ranked among the top teams to the nation huring part of the past seaaun. Dog Racing ., ** ' • '1 • > ’ ' A* , / *4. (_; .’ ■' V • _ V .* / ' so u t h I C O A S AND <i*OUND £ Kentucky St. 71 Ft. Knox *4 Morehouie IS Lane *2 Tenn. Aid SS Ky. Wealeyan *4 Florida St. M Alabama 74 Miami (Fla.) S3 Murray St. SO Miniaaippi 75 Arkansas St. 58 v ac MIDWEST Indiana 17 Kaniai St. 58 Illinois IS Marquette 77 Minouri 78 Wiicomin as Notre Dame 70 Nebraska S3 Youngstown 75 Alliance *5 Detroit 95 Xavier (Ohio) 71 Crcllhton 72 Tex. Christian S4 SOUTH WHAT Houston 88 N. Texa. St. 59 Rice 91 Tulane 79 Texas 84 Louisiana St. 87 WEST Colorado 78 Iowa 88 « Santa Clara 70 Hawaii 47 Cinci Remains Atop Cage Poll NEW YORK (U PI)—The Cin­ cinnati Bearcats remained No. t today In Unitad Press Interna* tlonal's major college basketball ratings and another Ohio team, the Ohio SUte Buckeyes, re­ placed California in second plare. West Virginia remained third in lha latest balloting by the 35 leading roaches who rate the ma­ jor schools for UPI. The coachrs based their voting on game* played through .Saturday, Dec. 12. California was fourth. North Carolina fifth and St. Louis sixth. Utah was mVenth, Hradley eighth, Kansas ninth and South­ ern California HMh. uM oapM rtr.* hWWMMfSSE I fiftSEMUT UC UVMS I Jones Confirmed As Top N L Hurler Id DAGWOOO- 2. •!! I V£ ALWAYS ) ( IF TH EYC G N A U G H TY , IM IN CVAG'.uOOO,VMHAT F4VCQ CO VCU T H IN K ■ o f ir op p a r e n ts Sp a n k in g ’ T H F tp , ' , TOwO NCU < v o L 's a l i k e ) A SO N T O '■Zi’- i . iCMILOREN FREE For Our Grand Opening We haw ju*t opened our new store here in Sanford und would like lo gel acqu ainte d. Won't you ntep in to **)' “ Hello.’’ and Register for our IIIG FREE TURKEY DRAWING? We a rt giving away 12 SWIFTS 111 TTKURAI.L TUR­ KEY’S from Sanford'* Own FOODMART. No purchase neewutary. and you do not have In he present to win. I’omt in anytime . . . 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Dee. 23 Ii)h-;‘‘"jit|| 5c SPECIAL! • ♦ .-'k P a* * t —Tw**v D m . \M. I t * 0 rrc lh THN'Or A Watch For l.iat Of Winners In The Herald Issue Of Tue*., Dec. 22 11 Race* 8:10 P. M. t ’ VA v FCrTMAT 1 SHAKEST hE DRAWING DEC. 19th i* . . 8) bi Foiles Sold T e x A tM ssd -ie -e • O M llllC T IC S PITrSBURCH (UPI) — Henry (Hank) Feiles, peppery catcher of the Pittsburgh Pirates whose efficiency was hampeted by a leg iajury last season, has hern sold to the Kansas City Athletics, H was announced today. The Pirates did not disclose the sum involved in the deal. Foiles, who appeared in 53 games in the 1959 season, hit .'235, got H hits and four Kill's. P a a ftrft V/UEN V O iJ ► u« = NEW YORK (UPI)—Syracuse, which will mact Texa* In the 4t' Csttne Bowl game Jan. 1, la the t** ■rrt college football team la his­ tory I* wia five of the nine prin­ cipal offense and defeme cham­ pionships. Final N C A A figures showed to­ DALLAS, Trx. — Donnie Fire­ day that Syracuse finished far man, lit, Midlothian, Tex., out­ ahead of the major collage field pointed (iarvin Sawyer, 188, Ar­ in total yardaga (451.5 yards a nold, Pa. (10). game), rushing offense (3-3.8), CINCINNATI. Ohio (UPI) — Oviedo won Iwo basketball total defense (98.3), resistance to NEW YORK — Jimmy Archer, Sam Jones, woikhorse rightrushing (19.3) and scoring (39 9 games from Ml. Dora to complete 147, New York, outpointed Bobby hander of the San Franclsro last week's slu r, the varsity lik ­ Rertels, ttt 1-2, Astoria, N. Y. (iiants, was officially cunfirinrd points a game). t today as the National League's Misstaiippi. Alabama. Brigham ing a squeaker, *5 63, and the (•). ------i most effective pitcher of lUS'.i. Young and Stanford divided the JVs wining 44 36. The varsity game was undecid­ CARACAS, Venezuela — Carlos | League figures revealed that four titles which the undefeateduntied Syracuse Orangemen did ed until the final seconds and a Mocho. 135 3 4, Yrnriticla, knock- \ the 31-year-old Junes compiled a not grab. Miasitsippi led In dr- Mt. Dora field goal that was not ed out Rock Randrll, 137, Mia- league-trading '2.82 earned run fense against scoring, yielding 2! allowed left Oviedo with ita two- mt Reach, Fla. (fi). average to lies!" out teammate points In to games for a 2.1 aver­ point margin. Stil Miller ami Roll Hu lit of tinOviedo got off to a fast Hart. SAN- pRANCISCO Davey Milwaukee Braves in a close age. Alabama led in forward pass defense, allowing 45.7 air leading 21-1* *1 the quarter, but M00f, t jjq 3 Springfield, Ohio, three-cornered race. Miller fin­ yards per game tn its rivals. Mt. Dora evened it at 29-29 and otitpointe-d Ifllari Morales, 131, ished with a 2.8i average and Brigham Young won team punt­ went on to lead 37-34 at the halt I Mexico City ( 10, non-tillci. Ruhl had a ".M mark. _____ ing honors with a 43.2-yard aver­ and by St-52 at the end of the 1 age for 48 kick*. Stanford fin­ third quarter. RENO, Nev. — Joe Vargas. 122. Oviedo gained the lead on a Stockton. Calif., stopped Rudy ished first In forward passing ofShop For Christmas fanse, collecting 2.278 air yards goal by Mickey Duda with about Corona, 122, Sonora, Mexico (4). five mlnulea left to play, Jerry At The New for an average of 277.8 per game. began scoring (or Oviedo .» , . is Syracuse eclipsed all previous Arndt and hit tram was hanging unto H r O U d C U S ie r K C S ItfllH records for margin of offense PHILADELPHIA (UPII — (iene over defense. While the Orange, the lead, hut lie fouled oul and men averaged 451.5 yards a Mt. Dora closed the gap at 62 62. Kelly, the radio voice of the Phil. Points by Micky Teslnsky made adelphia Phillies since 1950. ha* game, their defense held to op ponenti to 90.2 yards per game— it *5 62, for Oviedo, but Mt. Dora ) resigned to "take advantage of 211 K. I»l a difference of 353.3 yards. Ala scored a foul allot and in the increasing opportunities in freefinal seconds netted a goal, wnich 1 |*nCe broadcasting assignments.” bam a. posted the best previous was not allowed by the referee. | mark in 19(5 when its offense Johnny Teslnsky and Mike Duda gained 311.8 yards a gam* more | scored 15 points eacn for Oviedo. than the team 's opponents Tony Kites rang up 23 points Syracuse is the firs, Cistern for the JVs in their victory, with Mickey Teslnsky netting 13 and Jimmy Jones six. • ,* 3 T w e « e \ / r n o . rr j u s t AVV PANNES'Y MAKES A B'O L'aMed Press I EAST West Virginia t t VMt 7* Marshall 85 Virginia Tech so St. Bonavcnture M Siena 43 Fairfield 83 St. Francii (NY) 89 Oviedo Wins 2 From Ml. Dora s •' ■* e#* •Ah ' m l *. * f H» Covers Sports - ( { « ** " * I ir Cage Scores 11 * * .• WHY. MSN, ru/3 is . YOU8 N FA9MC LOOK AT THOSE Xid.OS o r WSteiNG HANOS, s ro u N C . n?OM t h e s e e d s O THOUGHT r o w PLANTED* Y ( S . . . ANO LOOK AT THIS STACK OP COBH t NAVI TO PLOW TwaOL*M.» �A Want A d A Day Makes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA 2-2611 CLASSIFIED IftDEX L Gead Feed L Fa* d n l I. « h M to D M 4. Ural M a ta Warned I. Itoal R m ta f a r ta la «. M artaat* Laaaa 7. Bmiaaaa OafartaaiUaa I A b a a ra m 4. Faaiala Mala W aatat •. Mala Hala W aaiat la. Mala ar r w u to I I . Mark W atted I t . PlamMag Sarticaa IS. K.Ifrtf leal taraicaa 14 Uslldlag • PatoUag . Repara Special Sarrlcaa \ B**oty Farlae# a. FI*war# A Plaata IT. Fata • LhaatMk . Bepplto* I t. Machinery • Tael* I t. Baala and Matara M. AtoewebU*# 89-A Trailer* I t . Farwttore I t Anlrtaa f a r Bala tt-M atftaa I Paraaaala 94— Laal B tm m t a t I 4 a t l U « — la ttn r ito t I. Gead Fa t Ear lUat t. Heal Eatate Far Sal# Jh * B eafark f r r n lh Tuex. Dec. 15. 1059— P ag e 7 OFFICE SPACE with lm ala park- MCE HOME with good innm* in*. 215 Oak Avenue. PA 21*0*. | outride city. Phone FA 2 5488. ia f f - a TWO BEDROOM home. 405 Jan Ca r I t s. Kitchen equipment, * « no Rhone PA 1-3831. HOUSE for Sal* or Trade: Price 17.500. Terms. Ph. FA 24184. 9L l EFI.NO ROOM*. The Glkles, 401 Magnail a. FA 2-0720. LISTEN H’YAR! - day TV FARMERS AGENCY N. V. Firm er, Reciter 3-REDROOM home, unfurnished. large kitchen, large Florida room, central heat. Good n#l*hrrenrh a*# rh r * •* v»<*i hor*. *1* Rosalia D m *. PIMM J I ' FA 2 M 0 1- ltr ’t0-ur'* *■*•*•• FA 3-4821, FA 3 02*1 CLEAN 4-room furnished apt. Close In. I l l Park Ave. Si. ^sL RtJtf Cmmf—i 8. Real Etosta Foe Rada A warm, Invltln* ipot for a sand BARGAIN — MOVF. IN TODAY wck and beer—All Decorated for 3 BR. hous# ess Magnolia, just out Christmas—THE OFFICE BAR, of eky llm i'i; kMchen equipped, Venetian blinds, spsc# hester. Lake Mary. Must sell at once. *5*03. Will T 7 » T T ts < trade for 1st* model ear. #A 2 0*81 or FA 1-0535. SAN LANTA: 1 bedroom furn­ ished spartment. 404 K. 14th Street. Phone FA 2-42*2. HOME • S E E K E R S For one of the finest buys in San­ New deluxe duplex, kitchen equip­ ford, we ere privileged to offer ped with earporte *75. for your inspection this lovely f BR. horn#, kitchen equipped, S bedroom home, and in our *75 mo. opinion, our vary best home val1 BR. horns, furnished, **8. mo t BA. home, furnished 155 mo. ROSA L. FATTON, E n te r Situated on a nice tto# VM. 88' 2440 Hiawatha FA 21301 x IS*’, and located in one ef Sanford* nicest and quietest sec­ RENT A BED Rollsway, Hospital A Baby Beds tion*, tAli homo hte all that on* m tld ask. (and mere;! By Dxy, Weak or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITLRB CB constructed, this home featurei PK FA 3-5181 US W. 1st St. eement tile roof, lerraizo floor*, and caarmrnt windows. Included 1-BKDROOM unfurnished house, ia an attie fan for spring, a new kitchen electrically equipped. *330 air conditioner for Summer, 2412 Willow Avenue. Call and a wall oil furnace for cold FA 2 0274. winters. S ROOM, clean, modern, furnllhed apartment, *M Palmetto, Pbeee In addition, the home is wired for 220 electric, has new blinds and FA 2 4558. draperies, a complete Interior WEI.AKA APARTMENTS; room* paint Job, roof antenna, hot wa­ private baths, 114 W. First 8t. ter heater, and many extras too numerous to list. The housa must f u r n Apt x m w. 1st. at bn seen to bn appreciated. MOBILE HOME LOT, Str^x lo ff with water, light* and sewage Price, only *I3.8U0, with reasonable down payment. Assume t \ * i connections. E. B. Young, Trailer FHA loan at *78 per month in­ Village, Casselberry. cluding taxes and insurance, and 3 TRAILER LOTS with treee. City have the home of your dreams. light meter available. Sevan Owner forced to return North. Oaks Trailer Park, Ph FA 2 5174 W* will b# pleased to serve yon. 118 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2 8123 FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, 312 Holly Ave., 2 bedroom*. Priced for quirk sal* at *4.400 *1.800 down payment. Contact Mrs. M. I. Rabom, 1101 ESemtnole Blvd. la ^ la e h ln e rj^ ^ # # !^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | 2 L A r tl* te # r # r I a W ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ TV sad RADIO REPAIR af r FORD TRACTOR, double bottom 3:00 n!*hta and weekends: San­ plow, cultlvatur and disc, *8oo ford. Lake Mary and Longwood. Phone FA 2 2333. FA 2-2772 and FA 28*13. 18. Baste astd Motors RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO Greenware Free Instructions THOMPSON 14 ft.. A-l Johnson motor, all equlpmenl. *223. Gift Pieces—Supplies—Kilns Phone NO * 4304. Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2-4707 The owner of this nice two bed room (plus Florida room) ron. 3-ROOM fiirnlthed ipirtm ent 113 crete block home say* "SF.LL!" i Palmetto Av*. Excellent condition and conven lent location aay you can make j 4 ROOM ipirtm ent with kalh, yourself a wonderful buy! YES adults only, Ph. FA 2-4553. 81R - A BUY! 3 ROOM furnished apartment *55 month. Nice location. 107 9o. W. ». "■Ill” RTEMPF.R Aleacy Fkoo# FA 1-1*81 112 Y Park Locust. BROOM apartment, dose Sa. l i t So. Preach Ave. ______ II. 8pedal Services *'0. r h'l<li"!j maobffw 1* toroVon. Dooa tnynnp Itnovp liow t o td tir * «. Real Estate For Sato Ms Is Help Wauled BY OWNER: 3-Bedroom UB home SALESMAN wanted to travel Kloruli and South Georgia, lull with large Florida room, dining area. Large equity for «atr > or part tune. No previous ex cheap 105 Shannon Dr. Phone penence necessary. No age FA 2 3324. limit. Retired Navy pervonnel accepted. For appointment call FOR SALE: Lots, all graded, on KO j.VtM. Ovimln, nr write Rox RAYMOND M. BALL paved rid# road near Monroe 588, Oviedo. Uoraera. Phone FA 2 2739. AND ASSOCIATES II. Work Wanted Real Extato — Inenraaco REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN Sarety Bonds WILL lake care of children hy 2544 French Ave. t i l Bo. Park Ava. Th. FA t-M4t th* dav nr hour m my home. J. W. HALL Sanford FA 3-5880. Evans Bldg. I-aka Mary Raalt-r n » :r rfc. FA 2-1230 Pfcsr.c r \ 2 281'. ; 12. Ptunbin* S crv l.c MAJOR RRtlHN REALTY Realtor LAKE MARY Fh. FA 2-5237 af FA 2-I984. Wal l Dawns Dennis Loses Red Party Leadership 288-389 E. Flrvt St. PR. PA 8-8M3 -22. Article* For Sate SPOT C A SH OAK LEAVES and shavings lor tale. FA 2 5158. South PINEC RES1 4th Addition PARK ShosmaJutA S U N LA N D Estates & Dream Homes $450 Down WELCOME SEE POWER MOWER, used only six times. *35. Also medium upright piano newly reconditioned. *125. FA 2 7888 after 5 P. M R AV EN N A OPEN D A IL Y l SMALL Rrambach Baby Grand piano, medium light mahogany; reasonable. Can FA 2-1049 or tee 420 Elliott. CORNER CUPBOARD, s o l i d NAVY AND cherry youth* desks, large desk. | coffee tables, deacon benches, NEWCOMERS stands, etc. Also novelllei that . TO SANFORD are different. Our motto "If lt'» i Wood. We Make It". Robinsons W* Invite you to ha ever Handcrafted Furniture, 9 18 absolutely free without ahllgaFrench Ave. tlaw at aise at Manford’a leading ANTIQUES a T otcT REP ACK ARD Mntela while you locate auHllwv. 17 92 at Casselberry able bouaing far ynssreelf and Elector trains and equipment: family. Pleb up year key nt two plywood sheets with tracks; our Sales Office. larm and other hells; tables: other antique*. Phone Midway 7 3310 “In the City of Gracious Living” HOMES Legol Notice 3i3 e. nth, at._________ Mather of Sanford N EW Cigarette Firm Rapped By FTC UTILITY TRAILER. 4’ x 7*. oak Ilnor A tongue excellent condi­ tion. Call FA 2-4*48 or • • • at PICTURE TUEK HFEC1AI. Gateway To Th# Waterway Per 2 weeks aaly! Your EVINRUDF. Dealer IT In. f accept eom* Robaon Sporting Good* i Ho Gege R< til train set. 1 year .portables) *23.50 Ph. FA 2-3981 I old. *20. Call FA 3-332* after 21 in. *33 50 24 la. *43.50 304 * a E. 1st. All tubes have i 1 year guarantee. 5 30 P. M. 28. Automobiles LLOYDS RARIO A TV 41* Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2*1N 'S3 NASH, radio A heater. 4 GOOD used appliances and TV’S, see Jake at 317 S. Palmetto new tires. *230. Ph. FA 2-5*71. Furniture Stors** and Moving To and From Anywhere WILL TRADE equity In '5* Re­ , Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick C. E. PHILLIPS Service W' h The Cash. SUPER ne It with 8000 mites for '53 or 1300 French Av*. Ph. FA 3 1881 '54 automobile. Phone FA 2-5*08 TRADING JOST. FA 24877. nr FA 2-3*82. II. M. Wilkin*. Contractor FACTORY TO YOU • ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS ALUMINUM 28-A Trailers • PARKING ARFAS VENETIAN BUND# Quality Workmanship A Materials 14’ CARTERCRAFT, top. wind Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Terms To Sull Your Budget rail with plastic end*. Plastic shield, cushions, 30 II. P. Evin• FREE ESTIMATES rude motor, trailer. *700. Phone or rayon lapei. Cotton or ayloa cords. FA 14*01. • WORK GUARANTEED Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. Senkarlk Ginas snd Pahtt Ce. MORIt.F. HOME: Rlchardvon, 38’. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 3*22 with awning; 2 bedrooms. Uan AUTO (JLASS he seen in hacx of Gray Sha­ PAINT 12.50 gal. T-Shirt* 14c. INSTALLED dow* Nursery, next to MovieARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE Windshield Hack Clan* land. Easy Terms, low down 310 Sanford Av*. payment. Furgerton, F \ 2 3753. Door Glann Vent (»Um BOX Your Citrus Fruit from R. SERVICE 2L Fnrnitare WUI ship. Phono ■1 U. . .. Hutchison. - — Senknrlk (Jinn* and Pnlnl Co. FA 2-4038. • RIG VALUES I ll 114 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4832 • QUICK CREDIT REFRIGERATOR good eondtrton, SEPTIC TANK SERVICE ~ • EASY TERMS *48. FA * 2W7. Sine* I9ia WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS A. H\ RK DeHAKY WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator of N o rth 8 4122 NOrth 1-47111 WILSON - MAIKR new yellow G. K. refrigerator. New Ami Uved Fiirlture Mult tell one *o take your 311 E. First St. FA 2 5822 MODERN RUG CLEANERS ehotca. call FA 3-MOO. All Sis* Rug* And Wall To Wall Carpet*. Satiafaction Guaranteed, i Used furniture, appliance*, tool* ’ CHILDREN* Roll Top De*k* etc. Bought Sold l.arrv's Mart l Week Service Ph. FA 2-7437 *17.50 each Phone FA 80M9. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 USED Green House, good eomJK PUMPS - SPRINKLERS AR types and sue*, installed | New A Used Furniture h Applt-1 tlon. Buyer move to his toeetlnn anccs. A llocd Place Ts cr :e!!er >.ri!! move to fuit. "l»o It Yourself BUY. SELL or TKADK FA 2 3025. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N F. Jenkins Furniture MARY CARTER PAINTS Machinery and Supply Co. IM Sanford Av*. FA J 7430 World's largest Gallon 207 W. 2nd St Ph. FA 2 8 432 BUY ONE G A L ROLL AWAY, Hospital and Baby GET ONK FREE ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ Bed* Day, Week or Month— 281 W. let. St. Ph. FA 2-M4B ments. invoire*. hand bills, and FURNITURE CENTER programs, e t c . Progressive 110 French Ave. 2 4 - Last 4k P* Priming Co. Phone FA 2 2951Ph. r A 2 7953 308 West 13th St. WANTED: Child'# 18” Meyeto. CUSTOM BUILT furniture - s in ­ Must b* In food condition. Phosw gle pieces or aels. Also furni­ I3-.A Beauty Parlors FA 2 1571. ture repair. Cabinet* made. DORIS' HKAL'TY SHOP FA 2 7083. r Y w A R Ds Loet ''nutch##*^ 2004 Adams Ph. FA 21553 Year old Baagto Hound, Mark, ~ $SA V E| brown k whit*, wearing blact Your Glamour Headquarters collar. CaH PA 1 437* aftor i New A r# # d P. M. F u n sitx re and Applianc** LOTS for sale; cleared; high S INFORD Plamkiag * Hratlag ground: I00‘ x 14V; Near Raven­ 2598 So Elm Ph. TA 2-7914. For a Joyous Xmas, move >ot,r na Park; 1850 FA 2 7213. Plumbing 4X: Repairs family into this deluxe 3 bed­ Joe 4’. Thomas room masonry home located in HOME LOVERS! 1123 Sarlia SI. FA 2-0849 beautiful Wynnewood Requires only *400.00 down on FHA financ­ For one of our choicest buy*. let u* show you this Deluxe 4 Bed­ ing. toller pays all cloving costs. room, 2 bath home in beautiful Eaclusive with Seminole Realty, Little Venice sccHoa of Loch A r-1 1101 Fork Av*., FA 2 5232. bor. Canal frontage glvra you ac-j (Mmnliintr A- lleutiiiyr ers* to large Crystal Lake for •Y OWNER: Brand new 5 bed AIR COVDITIONINO boating and fishing. Yes, the room. Da bath house. New 12 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK home has a tiled roof, and Is R. refrigerator Included. No j FA 2 6582 fully equipped. Including that 1007 Sanloid Ave. qualifying. 1750 down, t*7 month. long wished for Dishwasher. You PLUMBING Located in Casselberry. Phone ran assume a 4'x", mortgage MI 4-4753. Uontractlng A Repairs by paying *3238 down, halancr Frra Estimates like rent. — Exclusive with LONGWOOD: For sale by builder; R I-. IIXRVKY Semlnolt Realty, 1901 Park Ave., 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 U81 3 bedroom, 1‘k bath, 12' x 18' Rrautv Salon FA 2 3232. vertened patio, double earporte, 2.AI0 Oak FA * 7684 — -----I II. Electrical Service* large kitchen 4 dining rooms. FA 2-7S50 Zoned area; large lot: city wa­ 3-ACRES of good farm land in Sanford Calerv Delta JStx) perl Home Wiring — Weenie Service fOVFl.V I AOV HFAHTY SAI.ON ter. I m m e d i a t e possession. Z-BKDROOM furnished house, 11 Sid Vihlen acre. Excellent terms Ittrhard* *14,500. TE t 4295 Baggerlv Bldg 2557 Orlando Dr. Stenstrom Realty Smyrna Dr., DeBary, NO 8-4978. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Hotel, Melbourne. Florida. HERBERT STENSTROM Ill Magnolia fA 2 non 3 BEDROOM home, hsrdwood FURNISHED on* bedroom house A Satisfied rustomer la our best Registered Broker adverlisemrnl floors. U rge lot. 1409 Adams near base. 840 par month. LEN RIJNER IL^JtolhHng^JPaliiHa^^Repalr* RtVRRFRO NT I.OTS II AKI’. li: IT'.H BEAUTY MM)K Court, Wynnewood. T e r m s Adults. Phone FA 2-4*35. LOTTIE BROADWAY In an exclutive NEW development FLOOR sanding and finishing 103 So. Oak FA 21817. Ph F A 7 5742 KEN TORBKTT APARTMENT, lurnished; 8 adults, on the ST JOHNS ItIVKR. ■' Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g BETTYE D. SMITH no pets. Water furnished. First I* . F lo w e r* 4 Plante Paved streets to all properties Seminole County since 1923 Associate* hous# West, Rivsrvitw Av*. RAN SKM KNOI.I.S and public water system Those If. M. GLEASON, t.ak Mary. It M. Park — Ph FA 2-3430 Cut Mower* For Any Oeeavina FA 2 2447. who art quickly will have first SANFORD FLOYAFR SHOP 1 Bedroom choice on a wide vrlertion, so i FACTORY PAINT OUTLET BY OWNER NEW 2 BEDROOM F.A 2-1*22 or FA 2-0270 MORE FOR YOUR MONEY call us today lor an appointI "A4 The Totem Pole’ CBS HOUSE In Lika Mary. Can HOMES BV ZKUI.I men! to see this magnificent 2817 So French Ave FA 2 *843 tral Heat. Under *4.000 caeh or r» o » J 550 »nw s property. Lei us recommend a competent COLLAR!) Plant*, large Georgia terms. Phone FA 2 0728. plants. Special price in 1.000 lots. Painter, Paper Hanger or Con Hunt's Feed Store 118 An. AanW. H. "Rill" STEM PER Ageacy trartor. lord Ave or It F. Crenshaw, Phase FA 2 IMI 112 N. Park MODEL OPEN DAILY C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 1133 E 7th Phone FA 2-5985. H A M ROOFING 4 Block* west of French HROKF.R 2-BEDRDO.M frail * vtouse in very on 2uth Street Contracting 4 Repair* NEW YOHK (UPI) -T h e Amerl 2*2 go. Park Ave. Pk PA l-*MI good condition* sprinkler sys­ Licensed — Bonded —Insured too SEEDLING Orange Trees two ran Communslt Party early yester­ yr« old: Saw llovpilal, Country tem. front and rear screened in FREE ESTIMATE* I a n d 2 bath*, rlioire of color I.IM’II ARBOR day took the party leadership away porch: garage large corner lot; .Mm Laurel Av*. Ph. F.A 2-*943 Club Rd tile—Furred and plaster wslla— CANAL FRONT from Eugene Dennis and elected 6041 W. 20th. Si. All electric kitchens-----Terrano ( rjvtal Drive 17. I'fto . Livestock • Aapplle# veteran leftwinger Cus Hall ai 44* f l o o r s—Custom built cabinet, SELL or TR ADE: 3 Bedroom. Dx It. Building - relating » Repairs ! This three bedroom home with Da genreal secretary. work and du*t free rloeets— baths, kitclirn equipment, dis­ baths. Cll, Florida room. Nicely ROOFING. * Guitars. Hall's election foreshadowed a .Spouting. PET Ring Tall Monkey In large Landscaped and other plus fra ragr. cheap Mixed puppys. posal, eihautl fan. space healer landscaped 135' x I9.V corner more militant policy by th* party Roof Repairs Painting, Cement lures. cheap Call FA 2X483 and Venetian blind* can he lot. 17.500 down or will trad* in an effort to counter • declin­ A Carpenter Work. General yobr* for the low down payment '■ for mhrr property. Will finance ing membership. Home Repair* 20 yr» Fxperi PRK WHELPING SPECI AL nn ai 51900 and assume low in , W. H. " B iir STF.M PK R Agency part of down pavn.rnl if desir­ Party spokesmen said Dannis enre A'ery laiw Rate*. Phunr Collie pup* due Dec 21 si. Place Realtor A Insuror leresl rate mortgage of 4!Vv. J and secretary Benjamin J. Davis ed no F CoU-in a n Circle. F A 3-587*. your order now Alto sable and F.A 2 7*07. would participate fully with Hall 1 The owner has been transferred ' ASSOCIATES: II K. Taffer vs lute female right months old and has authorized us to lower | Arthur F. Day. Everett Harper PAINTING A DECORATING with "a certain equality.’' But the 2li>8 Steven* Ave Robert F. May, Mart Pilcher, the price to Slt.SoO with imme­ Licensed — Bunded spokesmen made K d e a r that Helen E. Noonan diate possession. Exclusive lilt­ NF.W two bedroom home ready to Free Estim itei — Hall, former Midwest secretary, Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park ing. move inio Financing available. Work Guaranteed was now the top Communist. Seminole Paiallag Contractor* Party leaders vigorously denied RORERT A. W lL U tM i. Realtor 1 BEDROOM A A home near com F.A 2-1284 reports throughout the four-day ftI'inosg I.ua*qssto4, Asaoe. plrlinn. ill 504. no down pay­ OWNKR WANTS convention that there was a move­ FA 23*51 Atlantic Bank M4« ment. rinsing cost only 5100. 15, Special Service*____________ Cash down to mortgage* on two ment afoot to ''dump'’ Dennis, who Both nn paved road in quiet house* In the rniuslry Incited had been national secretary since LAKEFRO.NT Property In Ostean II K A T I N G 2t6 ft on like. 351 ft. on front; | ms 4 lot*. One house rented, Ineatmn two mile* from down­ 1915. They said early today that II. It. I’OI’E CO. 227 ft on East: M ft. on Wear; j town Sanford Phone FA 2 4319 good water. all the officers were elected una­ 2«io S Park — FA 2 (334 modern ! bedroom home, double nimously by the 80 man national SEE AND MAKE OFFER garage 94 fruit trees; 2 in. j 2 BEDROOM kitchen equipped committee. well Ph Orlando. G.Arden 3 3777 , home, laiw down payment. 4)6 I'l ANO I t N |M i A HEP AIRING WII.I. TRADE W. L. HARMON a month. 1X19 Summerlin. CM borne with nak Honrs, essrancho Whips Hoad I'll FA 2-4*21 Alter 5 P. M rlnaad garage, 144* xq. ft. la all 7. Business Opportunities SYDNEY. Auxtralla (L'PD—Who lor lata, land ar srkat hava you. LEWIS SALES 4 SERVICE said Tancho Gontales is slipping? WANTED Men interested In Vespa Motor Scooter* The husky Californian, who is truck farming on pari time or Heater 4 l.awn Mowrr Service considering retirement, flashed ROSA I* PAYTON full tune basis. We have good West Country Club Rd FA 2 7938 some of hi« old time power Sun Regls4ered Real EMato Broker land* Will share crop nr rent. day in whipping I-ew Hoad. 118. Miry E. (arm ea — loo Salvall Lawn Maintenance. I • Ooiet Communit) Thun# ''A 2-4033 for appoint­ Complete 8 1, 81. in the final of the Ampol B. E. Rogers. Ar. 4sa*c!a4*a Fertiliser — Spraying — Mirvtng WASHINGTON U P lt - T h * ment American Produce Eaprofessional tennis tournament. • Near Ctolf Course JOHN MIMMKR.SE mange Inc. Federal Trad* Commission has ac­ Pk. PA 2-1301 17*2 a4 Hlawatka 416 Willow Ave. FA 2 7197 cused Iht manufacturer of Life1 FRIGIDAIItF. Coin Laundries rat­ cigarette* of making false adver­ ed No. I. harked hy General tising claims. The cigarette is on* Home For ChriHtman? iv s siivrv j i issiira rni n t . of the n# * brands born ky th* Thla 3 Bedroom, Px hath home Motor* Have prime locations. I vs.siim ii i: m i i n , r lu m i n in the rhoirrit of locations for C. C Bate*. Ibuo S W 38th. cancer scare. r«TVTt: or family living in relation to I Av# . Ft Lauderdale, LU 1 2506. The FTC rharged Brown 4 LEON »'. « -n s\r. r«. •a«»i| Williamson Tobacco C orp. of srhooli and playground. Would Turn Went On 20th M llll »: III I ( tr illio n . he an ideal Xmas gift for the FOR AALE—Successful neighbor­ G K O . 1111.H I B R A N D h a * St. Follow Country TO AM. I'KrtaO.N'N HAVING Louisville. K>.. sod its advertising m any S C O T C \M|| and good I't.VISlit nit hKMAMn* AGAINST agrnev, Trd Rale* 4 Co, lnc.,| family. Although practically new ,1 hood bar and grill Completely (lull ltd. A Watch term h iiv e r* lo r A C R E A G E . . if is prired *2.040 no be'ow the equipped, on large lot and per­ » AIII STHTSTI New York City, of violating th* Yo»| Aod #i h of wou tr# S#r#hjr FTC act GKOY K S . . . F A R M S . . . M O ­ KinWer a present offering of the fect location for npanuon with Cur Our Sign* . . , The manufacturer n<»ti#i*j «. I required ta file • T E L S . . It A M I I E H . . H I S I identical home. Can be handled friendly, growing community. rUtmt And Mi«n4* whis h you. or promptly denied the allegations. N E S S E S . . . and I N C O M E with low down payment, balance i Falling health—caii’e of sale. #lth#r of you, 'Biy h#*a *ksinat The commission branded untrue F K O I ’K K T I K B all k in d *. If leas than rent. Contact Srminolr F A 2 2*85. ■aid r*|al# In the nfflt# of lion the claim (hat Life rigarellev ar* you are a rrio u * about aelling Wllassti jll#iAiidtrv i**»unty J idea of "proved to give you the lea at ta r; Realty today. 1901 Park Av#., 9:01) A. M. Til Dark and ready to atari p a c k in s, Srnilit'il# **.»ijnfy. At h!a offU# In a. F e m a le H elp W anted_________ FA 2 5232. Sl'NDAY ih# four? II-u*# In *4 if*»rd. rinr. oc nicotine of all cigarettes." It phone nr w rite G E O . I I I L D E 1 |J th)?l * jht IWnneh* eiao called untrue "presentations'' I I R A N D today — h it servlr* ust 2 .no r . m . T il Dark front ihf rim# of th# f.rat nuhtlce- that the government endorses the 2 LOTS, high and dry, 132' x IM', i WHITE female hrip wanted a ill coat v ih i nn m ore! on good road one block from i be 2t Apply to Pig ’.S' Whistle. tlon of thte Hell • i.at k • lalm or slrmatiil ntu#' »•# In orltlnc and cigarette! and has found them to fake Mary. Half down, balance i (*eo. W. reifsfa’rt Hi# | iIa*r o f rt#M#fi«* a o . | be "lowest in tar, nicotine.” SALESLADY* wanted to travel terms. FA 2 1244 |a*e*t offl* *• ad«lr#«a of th# claimant Brown 4 Williamson defended Florida and South Georgia, full Hildebrand, on I mint ••# q*4'srn to th# or part lime No previous ex­ • UlrnAiii hit an#ft? or atlornt)*. its ads in s statement that termed 2 BEDROOM home lust outside Realtor C o n stru ctio n Co.. In r. them "a proper and acceptable eily. on Afagnnlia Kitrhen t»r || - ime iHlII be I old perience necessary. No age r . O. Rox 1081 J Thomit Ournar* Jr HI West 25th Street advertising technique." The firm equipped *200 down. 175 per j limit fa r appointment eall t t \n.illary Aim! nlMritsr demrd that Its advertising ’ implies ORLANDO Phone F.A 2-3161 mo Real nice. F.A 2 7844 after FO 5 3883. Ov edo or writ* Box f T A of «4id #*i ata I ’h o n r I. A 3-9(182 I P. M. I 588 Oviedo. First psjtsliCAtlva on Nor J4. H it government sanction.” HOME FOR XMAS! 1GLASS SHOWCASE, r x f , $30. I Phone FA 2-«223. *340 *9890 Down Payment-No Closing T O T A L PRICE llumee feature 1 Bedroom* • I 'l Til# Hath* • Screened Perth • LHilly Roam - Terratio Floor* • Carport* - I and araped Latp • All ( Ity ( on. sealtaraa. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Honti'a Designed For Florid* Living. 8 A 4 Redrooma — 1 A 2 B nthg VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payment* Low as $425 Von enn mov« in immedi­ ately while th* papers are being processed. We fiUArante* Tenon*! Satisfaction On Th« Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Office Open 9:08 III 9:00 Dali] 1:08 P. M. "Til Dark Runday Cor Hwy. 17-11 ft 271k St Phon FA 2-1501 �Church Enjoy Parties Oviedo Calendar Member* ot tbo Mary Martha Circle of tbo P int Methodist Church In Oviedo enjoyed their Chrtatmaa party at the home of Mr*. E. M. OHiff with Mn. K. P. Milcbem as eo-hoeteM. Members enjoyed the Christmas decorations and exchange of gifts following the regular business prosided ever by Mn. B. P. Wheeler, WEDNESDAY Pkrst Baptist Church Extension department. Christ mss party In social ball. 2:30 p. ro. T. U. exec­ utive meeting, S:1S p. m. Pineerest Baptist Church S. S. officers aad teachers supper meet­ ing. 0:10 p. « . R. A.'a meeting. 7. p. ■. Pnsbytertsa senior high eupRefreshments were served to per, 0 p. n . Mn. Lynn Mosler, Mn. C. R. Clonts, Sr.. Mn. E. G. Cross. Mrs. A. J. Reynolds. Mrs. Willie P. ParEnterprise tin, Mrs. A. S. Johnston, M n. B. L. Croom, Mn. T. W. Lawton, Mn. T. B. Clonts, Mrs. W. J. Lawton, Mn. Dora Kelsey, Mn. Nellie Moon, Mn. Oreon Burnett. Mrs. Mrs. Ralph J. Sauls of Atlanta, Annie L. Csrter, Mn. Pauline Gaargia, arrived Tuesday far a West, M n. Grace Lee, and Mrs. visit with Mr. aad Mrs. L. M. John Pearson. Mn. A. S. Johnston Wright, gbe assisted in the wedding and Mn. R. L. Croom w en vlstof her niece Miss Bertha Wright to Dr. Turner Z. Cason, Saturday. Rev. aad Mrs. Paul Shultx enter­ Only about seven per cent of all tained Bishop Henry 1. Louttit, of the south Florida Diocese, at lunch­ steamships In the world still us* eon Saturday. coal for fuel. P f l t . Kemper Stevens was host • r i te the annual Christmas party . a t the ward secretaries, L. P. N's and nurses aides of Seminole Mer dtertsl Hospital at her home on ■ dte Upoala Road thla week end. A Christmas theme was.carded ant in decorations throughput the .' boast. The refreshment table was centered wtlh a large arrangement a( Christmas greenery and red bar­ ites. Place cards w en red and : green. M n. Steven's unique tree was the conversation piece of the do of the P in t Baptift Church enjoyed their Christman party at the homo of Mn. Ray Beasley. Mra. Bill Usery and Mr*. B. LWard were co-hostesses for the occasion. The Bessley home was decorated with Christmas decorations. Memben took gifts to bb sent te some children. They alao bad a special ? Personals Guests exchanged humorous Christmas gifts and the hostess roeeived a beaaUful Christmas corgaga from tbo group. A turkey dbmer with all the trimmings, Inefedtag pumpkin and mince pie. tapped with whipped cnam . was "Tbooe enjoying the festive event Wan Mn. Mary Dyches, Mrs. D. larger, Mn. Christine Wilson. Mn. Ren Holmes, Mr*. Margaret Pearson, Mn. Irene Clary, Mrs. Kathleen Thomas, Mrs. Barbara prayer service for Mr*. A. W. Rif, Jr., who t* In the Winter Park Hospital, and lor HtU* Kayo Mum, alao hospitalised. Mr*. A. J. Motcalf. ehairmta o« tbo circle. presided at tbo business session. Refreshments of borne* made German Chocolate cake. Near the Post Office FA 2-0784 P rescript loan a re awr nsabn bwimann. B ring, n r have y e a r D o rte r p * « b jrowr prescription to no. H w fl bn an* curalely com pounded-w ith franb * w g e a t a fa ir price. E. C. FAUST, VI FAUST, DAV* KLtNCKNSNffli NORTH ORLANDO w u on Santa’s route Sunday as he visited th« newest town In Florid* and listed requests of children of thn 137 families who have moved into the development. John Hemphill of the North Orlando Homes staff is shown helping Santa pass out candy to hln admirers. (Staff Photo) gifts that belong under every Shop For Christmas At The New Mn. M. L. .McDaniel entertain- Several games were played, under d for Bobby Anslcy, of Longwood, Ihe direction of Mrs. Ruth Grant. with a party celebrating his sev­ He* blew out the seven candles enth birthday, Monday evening, on his birthday cake, which was served with Icc cream to David, Kenney snd Donn* Sue Brook*. Margie and Eugene Kennedy, Rich­ ard snd Vlrkle Smith, Gregory Nichols. Circle 8 Meets At McAlexander Home Glaus and Faint Co. Mrs. Ilsrold McAlexander was hostess for the December meeting of Circle g of the First Methodist Church, at her home in Loch Ar­ bor. Upon arrival glints were served refreshments of fruit cake anil whipped cream, from a piste with a lighted candle in a gum drop Itase. Mr*. C. J. Mrriwelher presented ilia devotion, Mrs. E. C. Williams ! continued the study and Mrs. G. B. Hudson, circle chairman presided at the business session. It was an­ nounced that a "Spiritual Retreat’1 will ha held at Oviedo, Jan. T, from lu a. m to l:3o p. m. Drinks ! will lie furnished. Members will 1lake a sandwich. Mrs. E u g e n e Williams, W. S. C. S. president, was wel­ comed ns a visitor. Those present ' were Mine*. E. C. Williams, J. A. Calhoun, L. I. Hughey, Lida Stall. Ilrodie Williams, Clark Leonardy. S. G. Miller, R. A. Kutreil, W. B. Moyr. C. V. Ilasner. J. K Cour­ ier, C. J. Meriwether, 0 . H Hud­ son. Eugene Williams, and Harry llrown. Bobby Joe, MUda Faya aad Lou Barker, Palsy Ruth Grant. Nowsdron Kennedy. Carl, Betty and Shirlene Todd and Randy Analey. Osteen Class Holds Party The Willing Workers Sunday School class of the Osteen Baptist Church met with Mrs. J. S. Peter­ son, Monday evening. Following the regular meeting, a Christmas party was enjoyed. The home was decorated with Christmas greenery and a largt trrs brightened one corner of the room. Games were played and re­ freshment* of fmit rake, cookie*, nut*, tea and coffee were served. Mrs. Frank George was welcom­ ed a* a guest. Others attending were Mrs. Levt Van Etten, Mrs. Guy Beall, Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. L. W. Jones. Mrs. John latum. Mrs. Claude Tyson. Mrs. Elmer Shivers. Mrs. Tom I.emon. Mrs. Albert Clark, Mrs. Troy Gary and Mrs. King Allman. You'll love the old fashioned charm of intricate needlework framed in la c e delicate “ Shooting Star** embroidery set off by lovely Alen^on lace. All this fragile beauty is lavished on wearable, washable nylon tricot. Touch this new nylon tricot nod you'll know what we mens by luxury. Feels so light Half of the curriculum at the Air Force Academy consists of course* iu the »oviai .lienees and humanities. The rest is made up of applied and theoretical sci­ ences. nuclrar physics and sleeIronies. and thin and smooth — like fresh Rowers, lilts nothing you’ve worn before. Marvelously opaque, loo, like petals. Here, an elegant trie with borders oi none Won in onchanting'eolon — ieoasistihly priced! p r ic e * V f TAGGED to$ i E N E R A L i p ELECTRIC ROLL-AROUND AUTOMATIC D IS H W A S H E R Thin n tra v a g a n t flattery b NEEDS N O IN S T A L L A T IO N MwsMe at aM t* laander. Artf active eov v lo ui» Unuou pit quuklf maps on to an, type loucel pro»iiif\ hove <omi«i non lot hoi «ol«i jnd hov.- Jmm toi uvtd woler in ont oinplc unit uiUfOlffl to, n<a! oppeoi an<e 116 MAGNOLIA AYR • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed! �■> \ «■■: School Board Sustains Charges Against Teacher , ; 7 ^ T ^T ' -7*T “Lv^ c V<;* . ?.vfmjy *;. . v * ♦-**.•v.!•v'ir ;1A V>*•, —.. •'■*•'7 i3kv imp*;'. * N ' ?**.x >1K4LjWfl r / WEATHER: Partly cloudy with little ehanjru In temperature through Thum dar. High today, 76-80. Low tonight, 62-66, NO. 666 United Prena 1-catted Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA dressed to Williams In a N o t . IS \0 1 - X LU letter whirh notified Willlama of his removal a i physic* teacher. Williams was kept o n i i i gen­ eral science teacher for three weeks before be wae suspended by the school board. Bracken told Leffler that the flag salute, and Bible reading charges were not the cause ef Williams’ removal from his phy­ 43 sics classes. When Leffler asked what did cause that removal Bromley told the attorney to stick to discussion of the other chsrges. After the hearing. Williams said that he believed his strict dis­ A group of Seminole County buainenamen and officials cipline and grade* he gave today announced the formation of a county wide juvenils prompted his removal as s phy­ council to promote the general welfare of ell needy juveniles sics teacher. Ally. William | in the area. Hutchison charged that the The aubecribent who originated the organization are school board had picked only County Judge Wilnon Alexander, school officials Hugh CarW three out of 13 charge* on which ton and Hrrold llrckrnbaeh; the to hold the hearing. Rev. Ernest Bollck: Chief Summing up, Bromley said Sheriffs Deputy Jim Singletary, that the basit of the suspension Wildlife Officer Robert I John­ was that William* hadn't obeyed son and Attorney Kenneth Mecounty policies which require a lntosh. public school teacher to lead his The purpose of the organisa­ Truman To Speak class in a flag salute and to 1 MIAMI BEACH (UPD -F o rm e* tion as stated in Its charter is read a Bible paasage to the class to develop a better understand­ President Harry Truman has each morning. lit* argument ing of the problems of needy agreed to give th# main addret* about Williams qualifications 9 ." juveniles by the public, to en­ to a fund-raising dinner here Feb. could go oo all night, the board Addressing the people gathered courage Ihe correction, training 27 at which Florida Democrats are chairman said. lor the hearing, the teacher put and education and placement of inviting all of the party’! top presi­ Stenstrom said Williams has his hand over his heart and said needy juveniles within the terri­ dential candidate*. The SlOO-a-platu the right to his beliefs, that Rial if a person is forced to salute torial .limits of Seminole Coun­ banquet was planned Tuesday M separaUon of ehurch and Mate aa C he flag it ia only one step to the f jJ ty: to assist financially and a meeting in Tallahassee ol th# a U.S. doctrine Is "eminently •‘Hell Hitler" type salute. otherwise the correction and re­ vtate'a Democratic leader*. co m et" end thet the U.S. Su­ Williams explained that he has ' habilitation of needy juveniles preme Court say* that the flag drawn children how to salute where no other means of assis­ Farmers Favor Quota need not be saluted under certain the flag and said that If the CHILDREN OF THE LUTHER LEAGUE of Good Shepherd Lutheran tance ia available. WASHINGTON (UPD — Florida circumstances. However, Florida salute ie done, it should be done Church will present a living nativity scene on the lot where the new church Judge Alexander, who originat­ farmers voted overwhelmingly and Seminole County have aaid properly and not desperated. wA be built oq fiwy. 17-92, Monday through Christmas Eve from 7:31) to es) . te organisation "because Tbcsday hi extend etriet market* the flag must be saluted and the Williams said he has ltd his llirre was no other way to help ing quotas on rottoa and peanut 8:80 p. m. each night. Borne of the young people taking part in this preBible read in clast, Stenstrom clast in the Lord't Prayer since these kids,'* said ths group it crops. Th* U. X. Department of explained. Christmas Biblical scene ore, Buster Anderson, kneeling at the foot of the the time hie students said they op«n "to Interested persons who Agriculture said the vote la favor manger, Karen MoUler, sitting a t the othsr end of the manger. Standing with to donate their time and of extending quotas on Lpland cot­ left to right, are G. J. Metzler, Marion Anderson, Sharon Swartz und money to needy youngster*." ton wa* SIS to M and X to 3 for long Donald Swartz. (Staff Photo) At the group's first meeting, staple cotton. Tho vote was tag Herkenbseb wg* elected pres! :a 106 for pvaout quotas. dent; Singletary, vice president NEW YORK (UPI) — Mock | and Johnson, secretary-treasurer. Regulation* Tighten prices at 1 p. m.: On the first board of directors American Airlines ........ 24M TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Thu are Heckenbaeh, Carlton and State Road Board haa tightened American TAT ................. 76M Rev. Bollck. American Tobacco .......... . 1M regulations for bidding on statu to the Snohomish, Snoqualinir and uth«r major rast-west aitery, l/niled Press International The group plana to hold regular highway construction jobs. Tha MUNICH, Gennuny (UPD—Official* of Radio Free Bethlehem Steel ............ as Green rivrrt, flooding thousand* was washed out. A two-pronged snowstorm ta­ monthly meetings and a mem­ Europe said today Communist agents put atropliine (a Chrysler ............................. iv * board approved Tuesday • new Rain was predicted today bership drive, toon, Judge Alex­ rule requiring contractor* lo Hat pered off Into showers today, of acres and marooning scores poisonous alkaloid) la salt ahaksrs a t the station cafeteria Curtiss • Wright ............. 31 of families through the storm area, eastward ander said. DuPont ...................... 2 8 2 'i leaving highways betwern mideach item of construction equip­ la s t night in an effort to poison members of the staff, The flooding closed Snoqualinir Eastman Kodak ............... . 109ts New Mexico and the Texas-Okla- Pass, the slate's main east-west to Georgia and north into south­ ment plus th* Item’a aerial num­ w The attem pt failed because officials of the anti-Com- Ford ern Indiana. Other showers were MU Motor ................. ber. This will allow atalo officials munist broadcasting station were warned by a double agent General Electric .............. 9.V* homa I'anhiinillr clogged with up route, to nit but one-way traffic. expected along th* Washingtonto check on how much equipment The Sieven* Pas* Highway, an- Oregon roast. to two feet of snow. that th* salt had born poisoned. (icnerat Motors . .............. . M's is owned hy the bidding firm. The storm struck Albuquerque, Graham • Paige .............. aw A statement issued fag the Mo­ Inti. TAT ................. . 39** N. M., firs',, raced through the tion identified th* tipster only o* Fate Undecided Panhandle, slackened, .then roar­ Lorillard ........................ . 33 HAVANA (UPD - The Ml* uf • "a person ostensible need by a ed bark with winds up to 60 Minute Maid *•*«•**• . 19‘* New York-Miaml manufacturer a » foreign CiMiimuniet power for Penney ......... ltf.'. mile* an hour to close aehoots, cuied of plotting to smuggle refu­ F inal adopt ion u f a te n ta tiv e bu d g et fu r liLV.MiO Penn HR ....... . 151b isolate towns amt strand hundreds sabotage purpose*." gee* out of Cuba retted today hi of travelers. i-iilliriK fo r 11,782,000 uver-all npem liiqf h u t m lu c in ir th e Royal American .. 4 The statement said the poisoner the bands of a "revolutionary teiAlbuquerque received 10 inches Sears Roebuck ... . 48H tax r a te fro m 41.5 to 11 mills is ex p ected to m o rro w by PARIS (UPD - The United bunfl" considering |Ov era meal duof snow, the »e.uml heaviest fall ,- th e c o u n ty co/nmistriun. Standard Oil t NJj . 43 States told iu NATO allies today irtatxW that heU * mag ta prise* lncW>» Studrbaker .. •.* n-.* ir H* hi*v/;.V ln"Jh»r V lie bOartFiOu m eet IH s public hearing to adopt the that it still has a nuclear lead foe M years. Us# fir*-hour trial mi th« instruction of hit govum U. S. Steel . Ml* fell at Las Vctfifc Nr. M. and luidyet a t 10 a. m. over the Soviet Union, "both with of Jobe Martkm ended at > a. aa. The director -of the Stale WsiUnshous* El. \1 , was covered it •• went . ltO ’ s Sunt* Rosa, \ respect to nuclear weapons and to it was not known how soon Ihu A tem p o rary b u d g et of (I..T2.'t.l IH w as ad o p ted .Sept. Board - of Health's division of with two-foot drifts. Tha station said th# poisoning verdict would be announced. the means of their delivery " waste water ha* written Sanford 20 b ased on w hat th e com m ission te rm e d " a fictitio u s Rain covered the edge of the attempt * u diarovtrrd Nov. t i , City Manager Warren Knowles U. X. Defense Secretary Thomas storm and moved into loiuisiana tax ro ll" Hue to h delayed p ro p e rty re a p p ra isa l. jwat before the salt shaker* wars that the state woa’t approve any S. Gales gave the assurance to the Nixon Limited and southern Arkansas, with taken into the cafeteria where the more sewer extensions to the NATO council of ministers. He said WASHINGTON (UPD — W e more than an inch recorded at L200 employee take their meale. city's system until Sanford gives the United States “is confident o f President Richard M. Nixon tan Lufkin, Tex., Shreveport, Lit., anil "Semples w rit obtained and an­ more definite plans on a sewerage its nuclear superiority." be expected to limit hia 1930 presi­ El Dorado, Ark. He also warned the alliance dential primary effort* lo a hand fid alysed by American medical faril- treatment plant program Winter weather of another sort against expected Soviet conree- of states even If Uov. Nelson K Mes.” the statement aaid. "This The hoard of health division hai, 1CHICAGO (LTD - A home touched off western Washington's tions lhat would allow Western na­ Rockefeller invite* contests la ad Ike veiled the presence in sach since Sept. 1. received plans for mad* bomb exploded in Sleinmelx second major flood in two tions to reduce their defense costs. possible arras. This judgment abater of atrupine, a poison de­ sewer extensions from ' various High School today. No one was months. Steady rains melted rived f r o m belladonna. T h e subdivisions where systems dis- injured and damage was minor. mountain snows, which moved mHr pledged that the United States came today from a well posted would maintain its powrrful1informant, who said Nixon would amount in each shaker was JUS .Alt* charge into the city’s sewer sysThe explosion came at 8:22 ground, air and naval force* in he too busy in Washington lo eap tr rent by w eight" tern, division director R. H. Baker a. m., 37 minutes after polire HAIFOHD (LTD —State I'enal Director H. (J. Cochran Europe. gage in primary scraps for na­ "This waa tursly snough t« kill Jr. aaid. received a telephone call warn­ .lr. heyfun today a pcrMonul investigation into charifcit of Britain aod Italy added their tional convention delegates i a a a man, sven if ths victim only The health board cannot ap- ing that a bomb would go off in pledges lo maintain or increase dozen or more stales. brutality at the sprawling Raiford .Staff Prison. aprinklsd a little salt on his food,” ; prove Interim methods of treat- (he school at precisely 8:30. About j • spokesman aaid. ! ment like holding tanks for these 1,200 of the school'i 2,700 pupils Cochran arrived at 9 a. m. and went immediately into a present defense forcer "In ordsr to protect the staff, extension* until it has a more de- were in th* building. cloned conference with Prison Superintendent DeWitt Sin­ But France's role In th* alii- S t e a l s C h u r c h F u n d s Mio safrU ria waa closod forth-! finite city plan for providing anee and American erlllciam of j KOKOMO. Ind. ( UPD _ A twiceTh* bomb was mad* of alumi­ clair. it—caused rontroversy In the , „ i r r je(j minister was intimatu srlth," tha statement said. "The more aewage treatment, he said. num tubing and black powder. It The new investigation was ABOARD U.S.S ESSEX IN ' inerting amid th* general show w|(h l t 10 lt- n . , g# gjrU p r o p e r German authorities wore • City commissioner Earl Higgin­ exploded in a locker on the top MEDITERRANEAN (UPD — A touched off by federal grand Jury of unity. botham told the other commis­ floor of the three-story building advised.” his congregation before he decamp­ If. S. 6th Fleet task force taking | indictments Tuesday against 14 NATO Secretary General Paul- ed with a woman half hia ago Th* ca/sloria has remained slos- sioner that, legaly, the board of located on the northwest tide of President Eisenhower on a leis- 1 guards fur cruelty to prisoners. i Henri Spaak condemned an "in- and several thousand dollar* ia *d ainra th* poisoning attempt health can't ilo anything but with­ the city. urely trip to Tunis steamed plac- J The jury charged in Jacksonville ' discretion” on Ihe pari of Ihe church funds, police said today. was discovered. It I* scheduled to hold state funds from tho city. The bomb exploded as Officer idly werlwsril bnl.iv lowsiil a that soma convicts were rhainrd United States in leaking charges The minister, th* Rev. Clintnp City attorney William Hutchison Kenneth Murphy approached the roopen Thursday. 1that France, by not living up to Bell, 40, left Kokomo two weeka said he didn't think the board of locker. He and It other policemen salute at tea by the British Med to their rell bar* for as long to days in a row with little or its military commitment*, waa en­ ago with a 23-year old woman who health would enjoin Sanford's sped to Ih* school after receiving iterranean fleet. The task force, with the Presi­ no food, sewage system. WASHINGTON (UPD -Agricul- dangering Ihe alliance. th* telephone warning. was not his wife, officials aaid. Shortly before Cochran's arri­ dent aboard the iruisrr l ’. S S. Gen Nathan II Twining, chair Mr left behind a wife, three child­ Knowles advisrd the commis­ 14. Charles llopp said a candle Des Moines to catch upon his val, Sinclair held a press con | lure Secretary Ezra T. Henson man of thr II. S Joint Chiefs of sion "the matter may now be three • fourths of an inch in | left the hotpiul Tuesday deter­ Staff, made the charge at a sec­ ren and a note which read: "I entering a phase of better under­ diamrtpr had been attached In rest and sleep after 13 strenuous ference with newsmen and laid the blame for Ihe alleged brutality day* of personal diplomacy, was mined to resist demand* for his ret inerting nf Ihe NATO military have done you dirty." standings and closer coopera­ th# bomb The candle had been at tlie feet of former State Pri­ making a rendezvous late this resignation and to pm thr blame committee tion," with the slate. lighted, perhaps sometime In* afternoon with British fleet units son* Director H. O. Culver. French Defense Minister Pierre for farm program failures on Ihe Tuesday When th# candle burn between Malta and Sicily. He said Culver hired guard ! Gulllauiiial said today his govern­ TALLAHASSEE t l ’PIt -H a riit *d low. the flainv ignited a fuse. Democratic • controlled congress. Eisenhower, M.ono mile- along Capt. James II. Dunn over his ment wa* seriously concerned that John Kasper was released from oo hia tl nation pose* illusion, ob|ertions. Dunn was blamed for 1 Henson looking somewhat thin th* charge* had been leaked to his second stretch in the fed­ had nothing more strenuous to do ordering most of ihe brutal pun and drawn afier surgery for re­ the press. eral correctional institution here today than loaf around th* flag tshment. moval of his gall bladder, de­ Gates defended Twining and said (oday and said he would re-ume I Two laingwood residents re­ suite jf the heavy cruiver and "If Dunn hadn't been lured, this ceived minor injuries in a three clared again "I am not going lo lhat although he rrgretled thr bis pro-segregation activities. whole thing wouldn't have happen I publicity given the charges, facts Some 2oo arret uf liinherland mount the bridge this afternoon Hut Kasper, looking lit in a ear accident at the intersection There were 8.12 births recorded resign." to take the salute from the tint eil,” Sinclair contended. "I told 'are facts and cannot tie ignored. in Seminole County during th* dark striped suit and a blue pris­ of l'. S 17-93 and SK 433 yester­ south of Sanford was heavily ish erui-er, II.M S Tiger, flag Culver before Ihe first riot that If GOP National Chairman Tliurs "My government rmloraet the first II months of 1939. according damaged by a raging forest fire ship of th* British Mediterranean I could lire him (Dunn), ha al­ on-made overcoat, said hr would day afternoon. Ion B Morion, meanwhile, dis- military substance of th* speech to a report released today by Treated for ruts and bruise* yesterday afternoon. ♦\arkle the racial problem "in a ready would have been fired." | closed lhat he and Benson had made hy Gen Twining," Gates told and released Irom the hospital Close to SO men including fleet. County Sanitarian V, J . Bob­ little different manner." Sinclair, who has been superin­ the minister*. "It ia within (he He said he planned to write a were Mr. and Mrs. Oris Snod­ volunteer* from I^ake Mary. San­ tendent since 1919, said he would agreed there is an "urgent need competence, rights, and responai- bin*. ford Navy Base Fir* Department book about his experience* lie ' grass. The number of deaths during fire all tile guards indirted by Ihe to *e( thr record straight" on who bility nf generals lo comment on The Florida Highway Patrol re and forest ranger crews fought also suggested the creation of an­ jury if necessary lo clear up Ihe ' ia to blame h>r farm program the military ronsrquencei ol po the same period of time was 312. other political party to fight in­ ported that a ear operated by the blare for nearly four hours Bobbin* also pointed out lhat difficulties at Radford ‘T il do failures. litical decisions." Gordon Douglas Cobb of Mait­ before N waa brought under son tegration at tha health units in Sanford what Mr. Cochran says." he pled­ It was the tall, 30-year old Kas­ land slammed into vehicles driv­ trol. Morton said he agreed with and long wood, some 3.343 im­ ged. Rut he noted that Ihe pri­ An official uf lit* Florida Fore* per's second release from the en by Mr. Snodgrass and Daniel munization shots were given with son already was understaffed by Henson tlut Congress is to blame Service reported today that the prison herr Ttir first time was ' Stearns of Elmira, N. Y. thr largest percentage Irom dipth. WASHINGTON (LTD - A radio- some 3u men. because it has refused lo (crept Cobh was charged with failure fire was started by tome smootd television industry spokesman has in August 19'iH after he served It) then*, whooping cough and administration proposals to ering cinders to yield the right of way. tetanus. monthcautioned Ihe government not to The Chamber of Commerce Cof­ change "obsolete" farm lawa Other figure* released today let "hysteria" over pavola and I "designed lo treat different pro fee Club will welcome two new show that 240 physical examina­ rigged quiz shows lead it mio the squadron commanders of the San­ tions were made hy the health blems in a different age.” debt ol news censorship ford Naval Air Station at its meet­ and a decline over the pre­ Ralph Henick, chairman of the ing at 10 a. iu. Thursday at Mra. unit vious year in TB cases. board of Ihe Radio-Television News The Jaycyes will present awards Appleby'* Valdez Restaurant. RAPID CITY. S D. (LTD—"It ( Munday — Launched: One b^i- searches for anything resembling Directors Assn . made the plea to the winners of the four float ( dr. F. G. Edwards of VAII J. Mrauld have been a gorgeous loon, taller than .71 • slory HKO New York's HKD building No lurk. Tuesday at Ihe Federal Communi­ category competition in Ihe Christ­ and Cdr. David King of VAII l Result: Plane unable trigger a cations Commission's investigation mas Parade at their meeting at Building in New York, from Rapid night." the spokesman mused. will be Introduced by ('apt. J. D. noon Thursday at the Civic Cen­ And it probably was, if anybody City. Mission: to go up to 120.- mechanism to release balloon pay­ of broadcast abuses. Children uf Uie Lutheran llaiHi Hamage, CO of HatWing One. Cdr. Himick. who also is vice presi­ ter. saw it—a brilliant orango and ono feel an<l come back down load. radar technicians unable Arthur Elder, new executive offi­ The Sanford l.iona' Club annual Winner* were Pinecrest Kiddie at XI*via will be m town Fri­ cer of VAII-J, also will he wel­ ' keep trark of balloon without dent in charge of news at station white parachute, 34 fret in dia­ ,Tuesday without getting lost. day on a gift buying tour as Christmas Party will he held at Ia>*l: One Ballon. 441 feel long plane contact. Therefore, balloon WTVJ. Miami, said his group fear Korner and Sanford Naval Air Sta­ m eter. placidly floating earthward comed. along with several busi­ ed that "Congress or the FCC w ill' tion. first and second in Ihe busi­ guest* of the Jaycee*. wtom wnerr the world'* largest bal­ an 30 feet m diameter, carrying lost. Sighs, recriminations. nessmen who have m ini her* 7 p. m. Monday at the Civic Cen­ ter. luone. their ladies, and their The Jjy rr# balloon sales dur­ recently. 1,800-pound load of ballast and ! A spokesman for Winzen Re­ invoke new law* ami—or regu-1 ness group; Anna Miller Circle, loon was plaruily lost. gursla at* invited tv the dinner At least everybody thinks the scientifir equipment. iaKations: search Co. designers of the bal­ lations on programming whirh j first, and Piiot Club, second, civic ing the Christmas parade nellmt aod entertainment which will parachute floated earthward with Over Nebraska. Loser: One Navy loon. said Ihe balloon contained adversely affect the presentation groop; Methodist Church, first, about $130 for the ehddren. Each feature aa Orlanda girt barbera payload of coemie ray mrasur- tracking plane forced down in bad automatic devices which would of news and information akows." Presbyterian Church, second, reli­ will be given S3 to boy gifts sod C Of C To Meet 1have cut the payload louse at that T7i* regular monthly meeting of strap quartet All attending are Other witnesses proposed that gious category; St. (gike'a School, the balance will go to the Haven. ing equipment Tuesday. Some­ weather. Archie Wise, chairman of the the DeHary Chamber of Commerce expected to bring a 91 toy Iu the government set up a fourth first. Lake Mary, second, large Tuesday—Ralluon, made of pla*- time. where in Texas, or Louisiana, or "It s not trsueui we get the pen- tnlevlsion network to provide "edu­ school floats, and Alla moot* balloon sale, said Ihe Jayeew* will be hold tonight at 7:30 ui he put under the ChriatatM tree tie one one-thousandth of aa iaeh Alabama, or MuuMippi. Here'i bow th* world'* largest thick, believed drifting over Julea- load bach,* ho added, "bat we cational and cultural programs Springs, - first, Southslde .School, will escort the children to town Stetson University Hall iu De- at the Xenfonl Elk's Hub Dec. balloon and the world'! most gor- hurg. Colo. Navy plane gets into would like H to Ml ihe blank spots frned from the blight of cominer second, in the small school floats at 4 p. m. Friday for the shop­ Land. All members are urged to 24 Christmas Parly, Dinner Relet* are R euc< division. attend. « a k ." ping tour. aw au*w ai North Ptotke, Nob., [ a Tht county Khoo) board last [ Tight sustained the charge* it had made against Scminjlc High science teacher Edwin Williams and dtamiiaed him from the coun­ ty school system. Williams was charged with re­ fusal to support school policies requiring class flag salute, daily Bible reading, signing certain contracts, and reluctance to sign • loyalty oath. j . The people who packed Supt. T. Milwer'a oftice and the hall outside it heard Williams tell the board that it it "against my very deep conviction to re­ quire anybody to take any kind of pledge except under his own Will.' regarding the Bible reading, Williams said that there la sup­ posed to be separation of church and stale in the United States j n d that if the atate requires a Child to perform a religious act the "atate has usurped its author*T" Williams said he does salute the flag when he feels that this ii appropriate, but not "everytime •oihebOdy says to jump up to do wanted this. When he asked the students If they wanted to read the Bible, none of them laid he did, the teacher said. The loyalty oath wai laid be­ fore him with a doien or so other papers, and he didn't algo K immediately because he wanted time to read the papers, Williams explained. He said that he wai once cleared for aecret govern­ ment defense work and that this could be checked. The Enterprise resident said that he wasn't interested in sign­ ing hia tyarher contract after his removal as a high school physics teacher because the removal broke the spirit of the contract. Williams said mat nc was remov­ ed from teaching the phyaica class the same day during the fall term that be received Principal A. J. Bracken's letter asking him to sign the contract. Supt. Milwee countered that Willlama was hired In midAugust and the signing of the contract wai part of hia taking the teaching position. The hearing nearly stalled U minutes after it started when Williams' attorney, Kenneth LefHer, disagreed, with the school board Chairman J. L. Bromley and the board’s attorney, Dou­ glas Stenatrom, over the charges to be discussed. Williams was removed from a physics teacher position this term and assigned to teaching general science. The board wanted to stick to the flag salute, Bible reading, loyalty oath and con­ tract charges. Leffler wanted to include a discussion of other charges which Bracken had ad- •Radio Free Europe Says 4f LV News Briefs & 1 p. m. Stocks Record Snow Wallops Western Plains Reds Put Poison In Salt £“.;*h“ Juvenile Aid Group Formed Definite Plan Needed For Sewer U t :‘X'Planl, Board Told Budget Hearing School Hit By Homemade Bomb U. S. Holds Nuclear Weapons Lead, NATO Allies Told Penal Director Starts Raiford Brutality Probe Ike Catches Up On His Sleep | Farm Failures •• Blamed On Demos Kasper Released; Claris To Write Two Are Injured In 3-Car Mishap Births At 832 Thus Far For '59 Acreage Damaged By Forest Blaze T V Spokesman Cautions Against Mews Censorship Biggest Balloon Lost Over South V Navy Commanders Feted Tomorrow Joycee Awards Slated Tomorrow Youngsters Set For ‘Gift’ Tour Lions To Hold Yule Party Monday Jr � 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>, December 15, 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/3a4ff048a18a89c6bf10673436fa4ede.pdf b231574ca13e5bd61fb05c130c633329 PDF Text Text *\t%l We are proud to have been able to serve yoi since 1951, and hope to have the privilege o serving you for many y e a rs to come. We count if the supreme compliment that so many of you have s e l e c t e d Sanford as your per*- manent home. i City of Sanford CITY A. L. WUaon, Major COMMISSIONERS Earl Higginbotham I Jo« E. Baker Robert S. Brown Morlt W. Warner J. H. Crappa, Commiaaioner-Elect �----------------7 - " " - ........... • r . -> oussnds Turn Out For Navy LOTT BOMBING TROPHY WINNER Cdr. BiU Barrow of Jacksonville accepted the loft bombing award from YIm Admiral R.- B. Piriw at the Banford Naval Air Station Bombing Derby Saturday. N a vy A ir Show "'Giant' Success News Briefs Losing Ground Tha Navy air xhow which drew aome 10,000 persona Saturday waa termed a “giant aucceaa” by Navy and civilian officials today. Chamber of Commerce manager John Krider speaking for aivie leaders in the community called the day’s activities ------------ ----------------------------------- 1 on* at the ftnaat in the area's HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - Wal­ ler (Old Reb) Williams, th* last living veteran ot Ac Civil War, was losing strength today in hi# fight against pneumonia. Tha 117year-old Williams, weakened by his fourth attack at pneumonia this year, remained in critical condi­ tion under an oxygen trnt. Lightning Hits Plane lory. PHOENIX. Aril. (UPI) - An Th« on* ami a halt hour abow Atnarican Airlines DCS airplane aUo draw praise* from high rank­ carrying 43 persona was struck ing Navy official* who ware on by lignlning Sunday while flying hand for tha event* which featur­ through a thunderstorm, it landed ed split second timing, accuracy on schedule here with most pas­ sengers unaware of the mishap. and precision flying. The plane, flying from San Fran­ VAIf -6 grabbed off most of the cisco to Phoenix and El Paso, Tex., awards including tha loft bomb­ wat struck IS minutes before its MOSCOW (UPI) — Heport* from ing trophy, commander's trophy arrival here. Italy that four Hua.lana have been j -n*d optrilUon, flight safety Mm in apace flights that failed j aw ardt AOKA,. New Delhi (UPU —. T>tv* been fpu*alad h* informed Th* weapon* loailin* trophy was won by VAll-.'l and V’AH-1 1 President Eisenhower saw th* Taj aourcaa here. An Italian new* agency reported while the attack missions trophy Mahal Sunday and declared it "more wonderful than I ever Saturday that a woman and three was presented to VA1I-7. VAH-I took first place for ex­ thought." The American Chief Exe­ man had periahed in apaca bid* over the past two yeara in Russia. cellence in high altitude radar cutive, taking time out from the It quoted “ moat reliable source *'1 bombing while VA-12 took first worries of state lo become just place honor* in the Douglas l.oft another tourist, found himself awed in Prague. by the extravagant beauty of the The agency said a leading Soviet bombing event. The currier airmanship truphy three renturle* old palace a< had test pilot and two other men were •eat op in rockets. The Russian waa won by VAH-3 and the Con untold numbers of travelers before Aroman was said to have died in oyer truphy for outstanding radar him. n apace aircraft similar to the bombing to VAH-II. American XIS, which la still un­ The Hat w ing One llouibitig dergoing tests in the United States. champion, Ltjg. William MaliHAVANA (UPI) - Army intelli­ Rut sources bera said the r e ­ cowski of VAI1-II was presented gence agents plan to move Miami port* were erroneous and that Rus­ with the Norden-Ketay outstand­ Herald reporter Jam es Buchanan sia plan* many more experiments ing achievement plaque. from Havana to the prison in West with animals before contemplating ( After the derby, barbecue and ern Cuba from which the Govern­ •ending a man into space. entertainment program waa the ment charges he helped Austin main attraction at Fort Mellon Young of Miami escape. An in­ telligence announcement said Bu­ Park. Some li.IMM) person* were on chanan was to have been moved hum! lo ahnre in stcakliurgers and to the prison in Pinar del Rio soft drink* while Santa Claus waa province early Sunday, but at on hand to present candy to the j nightfall hr was reported still in The Altamonte Springs and Cas­ a cell hrrr. selberry town councils will meet youngster*. tonight. The Altamonte council will discuss the paving of Springlake Dr. and Mallard St. at its meet­ Th* Sanford Junior High School The deadline for reservations ing. according to Town C irr i Henry for the 30th anniversary of the Glee club will present its annual Hansen. The Casselberry hoard of alder­ 1939 S II.S. graduating class re­ Christmas program tomorrow at men will hold their regular month- union, is Dec. 17. Thp group will jm meeting at the Casselberry meet at the King and Prince 7:30 p. in. in the Pinecrest audi­ torium. restaurant, Dec. 20. tPVnnien'* r lub at 7:30 p. m. Jleds Ridicule Report 4 Dead In Space Flight Just Another Tourist Jail Transfer Town Councils *To Meet Tonight Annual Program Set Deadline Nears “WOW DADDY,” waa a typical reaction of tha many •hildran who aaw tha aerial maneuver! a t Saturday'! Rombing Derby. William Rraxton. SKI, pointed out aome of tha aighta to his aon, Dreg. A U i EYES WERE ON THE SKY aa jeta atraakad acroaa tha Sanford Naval Air Station at Saturday's Bombing Darby. Searching tha bias yon­ der are, from left. Tommy Duboia, Dabby Feehack, Jeff and Milts Haietea. ®fjr ^anforb ij m lib THK WEATHER: VOL. XLIX United Press Leased Wire 1 p. m. Stocks Fair through Tuesday. High today. 70-7S. Low tonight, M-M, Established 1908 MONDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1069 SANFORD, FLORIDA Ike Arrives In Greece; Renews U .S . Aid Pledge NEW YORK (UPI>—Stock pri ces at 1 p. m.t American Airlines ................. 24H American TAT .................... 79H American Tobacco ............... inttw Bethlehem Steel ...................... M C A O as Chrysler ............................... ** Curtiss Wright .......................... 33 ........ 2WP* D u P o n t .................. . Eastman Kodak ........ I0*H 17H Ford Motor General Electric .. . . * , a S3, ........ S3M General Motors .. ....... 3I« Graham I’aige ... ....... 40'v Inti. TAT ............. ... D i-m Kel's . ......... ....... 39'» Lorillard ........... Minute Maid ......................... 30 in) Penney ............ IV. Penn It R 4 Itoysi American 410. Sears ttochurk 4(1'• Standard Oil i N J ) 21 Studebaker 1U0>« Tin- enmity school board will U. S Steel hold a public hearing tumurrow 109 Weslinghouvr El. night to weigh charges of "gro.a insubordination, willful naglect at duty and misconduct in office" made against Seminole High School science teacher Edwin Williams. The purpose of Hie a p. m. hear­ ing in Ihe Commercial Ave. county Four persons were injured In school building will be to htac Sanford accidents during Ih* week­ whether, on the basis of evidence end. submitted. Hie charges are sus­ A three car collision al Firsl St. tained The school board suspend­ and French Ave. yesterday after­ ed Williams after receiving in­ noon brought multiple forehead formation Irom principal A. 'J. cuts, a bruised chest and cut* on Bracken ami county director of both knee* lo Frank Adams, 300(1 instruction Stewart Gatchel that l.aka A ve, police said. In the Williams said lie didn't "usually" same accident, Mrs. Michael join (lie class flag salute, and that Thomas, 3UI Holly Ave. .offered lie didn't supiMirt thia policy, that lacerations of the right eye anil hr didn't have daily Bible Trading* cut* on boih knees, ami Mrs. C. in class, that h r had "indicated a 0 . Jones, 2<*)l Cake Ave suffered reluctance lo sign the loyalty chin cuils. Mrs. Geraldine Thump.on «uf oath", and to sign the teacher retirement forms and to execute ferrd a cut above her left eye hi* teacher contract. which required nine stitches in a Williams' attorney, Kenneth la-ltcollision Saturday. Her huahand, Lonnie R. Thompson. was arreit- Irr. replied that in his and his ir careless and negligent ilrlv client's opinion, ihe reasons fur Williams removal " a r e deeper he ran Into the rear of r driven by (.lady* It. Ste looted Ilian the public might be led of Key West, police said to believe." Iarfller said that he The collision happened near Ihe hopes to get al "the real reason* 1. akeview Motel, and Lake Mon-for Mr. William!' removal as phy­ sics teacher," at the public hear­ ing. Attorney D o u g l a s Stenstrom will represent Ihe School Hoard and la-ftler will speak for Williams. Williams will tie taken back as a county teacher if Ihe charge* made Garnett White today was named against him are not sustained, jaycee of the month for December. Supt. K. T. Milwre said today. White, who joined the Jaycees in 1930, ha* participated in pro­ jects such as radio day, fishing rodeo. Aunt Jemima Pancake Day ia chairman of the Polio Inno culatiun project Garnett, a native of Sanford, re sides with his family at 114 Aiale* Lane. A 19 year old Sentinol* County girl was killed when the sports car in which she was a passenger smashed into a paint tree in Or­ lando Isle Saturday afternoon. Miss Elena Tuhy, daughter of More than $1,000 worth of tic the Hev. and Mrs. Tuhy of Slavia kets have hern sold to the Dee. was killed instantly in the crash. 19 Police m a o't Ball at Ihe MayThe driver of tb* ear, Harold fair Inn. Pete lluker'a Populaire* Hearn, 21, stationed at Sanford will provide lit* music at the Naval Air Station, ia under treat­ eighth annual dance, Police Chief ment al Florida Sanitarium and Roy Wiliiame said bekata to th* Hospital with hoad, chaat and leg 9 p. m. benefit are 11.30. Profit* injuries as a result of the mishap. will go to U>* Police Benevolent Funeral arrangsm tnU are in eompieta. As m . Teacher Gets Humane Society Hearing Tuesday Before Board To Re-Organize Four Are Injured In Auto Mishaps ite Is Named Jaycee Of Month Tile need for n more uctive Seminole County Humane Society wu* urged today with plana in tha fire lo reorifitnlxti the organization. Mr*. Harriet Cowley today said that lire need for an “active" organization was cited over thu recent experience of the IMtle dog who waa cruelly Praises Resistance To Commies H. W. Horton The toys and ell trance fee- rollrcted from players will go to the Sanford Elks' char­ ity party. The Sanford Women's Golf As­ sociation will hold their monthly luncheon Wednesday with a tour­ nament scheduled for low gross clnts A player- and low nrt class II and C players. Drawings will b« made at the luncheon for the cour­ tesy tournament lo lie played Jan. flth. Tha annual kndrr tournament will he discussed. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - pope John XXIII Unlay created eight new cardinals, including two Antericans, and in accompanying cere monir* reaffirmed Roman Ca' t i ­ tle opposition lo "erroneous doc­ trines” of birth control. . Seven of the eight cardinalsdesignate were in itume for the eonslstory and subsequent weeklong ceremonies, including Arch hshop Albert Meyer of Chicago and Aloisius Muenbr of Fargo, N. I ) , former apostolic Nuncio to Ger­ many. ATHENS. Starve ( U P I ) - P r e o . (dent Eisenhower carried hi* world peace rrusade from th* HO-degree heat of Naw Delhi io wintry Iraq ami on into rain-swept Greece to­ day with renewed pledgee of U. X. aid and praise for the ruurage of small nations resisting commu­ nism. The President's Jet airliner land­ ed at Athana airport at 4:34 p. m. (9:34 a. m. **.*.!.) from Tehran where, in a SI* hour stop, he eonTarred \%ith Shah Mohammed Her* Pahlrvi and addrassrd Ihe Iranian Parliament. Eisenhower nude th* briefest apes i h of Ills lour on arrival h*r». "It is a great privilege to ba welcomed lo this cily for th* first time in seven years," ha said after the customary acknowledgment* lo the King and Ih* crowd. “ I come back to a country re­ sponsible for much of Western ruf. tine and civilization. Since I cams back to this country seven years ago, Greece and its people have shown much r e u r a g e , much strength and hnv* caused much ad miration. "I hope that between your gov­ ernment and my government there will he much in coinmoii which we will exchange, and I thank you all for the recaption extended to me." King Paul, the crown prince and Prime Mini-ter Constantin* Karamanli.s gireled the President on behalf of a nation whirh heut hack a threat of Communist domination with the help of three billion dol­ lars in U. 8 . aid In the .snow-covered Iranian capital of Tehran earlier today Eisenhower receive J a royal wettorn* along streets paved In hi* honor with Persian rugs. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Na­ tional Education Assn, said today Ihe government sirould require tele­ vision stations to devote a "fair portion" of their best evening lime to public service broadcasts. Walter W. Eshelinan. NEA presi­ dent, made the proposal at hear­ ings before the Federal Communi­ cations Commission which it con­ ducting a broad Investigation into broadcasting. The inquiry was milisted because of abuse* such a t quia show rigging and allegations of payola in the Industry. Eshelman, in bis prepared state men*, sold iia t public broadcast* in the 7 lo to p m. period might be regarded as "fair compensation" by th* stations for the use of air waves which, under FCC regulations, belong to all American*. "There io need—urgent need— that more of tbit lime be in the prime hour* when there is an audienct to look al them and to hear them," ho laid. Eshelman said sducational and other public service programs at present are too often relegated to an inconvenient hour of tha day Of to what ho* intellectual ghetto" on. Sunday af­ ternoon. The NEA president, whoa* orga­ nization represents more than ! million teachers, said he did ao* think il necessary for the people to come “ humbly, hat in hand, begging crumbs from Hie ta b l e ' la order to gal puMIc service broad­ casts. Eshelman said perhaps *M power tho FCC should have Ic n a ­ ps ns ioa of a station's privilege to make commercial! for a limited lime if it does do* moo* ito aorviet Golf Group Holds 'Santa' Tourney Th* Mavfair Country Club Men's Gulf Association had 4K anIrani* in their Santa Glaus benefit touinsment yrtleidsy. The winning tram wat oomposed of Bill Faulk, S. G. Ilarriman and Harry Wtxxlrulf. (in th* second place tram were Konny Powell, Marlin Yost »nd Dan Wright. Har­ old Mrlnnis, Saul Abramson, George N'irrly and II. W. Horton inuile up Ihe thiid |dnre group. Individual high |x>int man wss E. C. Ilradfotd. Dick llovious won Ihe prise for l>eiiig closest to Ihe pin on the Irtlh hole, while the dubious honor of having the most stiokrs on Ihe 13th holr went to shut. Mrs. Cowley said that although tha humane society was formed last year it has not been able to function hacausa "not enough peo­ ple wars aids 1st give their time to get Hi* organisation going.” Mr*. Cowley said that recently two persona have pledged $100 aarh if tha society ran become ac­ tive again. “ If thia society can ba formed ami we can gel enough persona interested, no animal in the conn ty will have to go through what lillls Bnwlatt iM,” Mr*. Cowley said. Anyone interested in Joining the association is asked to cull Mrs. Cowley at FA 2-33X9. Pope Names 8 New Cardinals Slavia Girl Dies In Auto Accident More Public Service T V Urged Police Ball Ticket Sales Are Good A CAMERA FOR THE CAPTAIN was given Sanford Naval Air Station commander Capt. Lionel Arthur at a Mayfair Inn testimonial farewell luncheon Friday. Seminole County Chamber of Commerce president B. L. Perkins presented the Polaroid laind Camera to Capt. A rthur while San­ ford Mayor A. L. WiUon looked on. V * �* / >a • * I I w frt Ifftffi P i |» 8—Mow. Dae. I I. 1W> Residents Urged 'Enter Yule Lighting Contest' ! i. '»> Hanford Jay t e n today u ic td residents to cot their Christmas lighting eontcet entriet filed to Ublf may qualify for local and naUonal priie*. Chairman Have "jiude reported th« deadline for the contest It Dec. 22. Reeldenlt ran clip the entry blank from the lln aid or pick •' oa« up from the Jaycee Informs- M w tm e tM n a a a tf v ;'* ^ --- I’ruc* in tha total rontsst thi» >car will include ■ 123 iiv in ii bond for winners In each of the four catesorlei. Re«ldente who al*n enter the lor«l contest are eligible to compete 1for national laurels in the annual General Electric eonleet. Jaycee official* have reported that local winner! will be entered j in the national conteit with a tsm <• h nwsrdjroing to the winner. JAYCEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST BLANK Mail to: Content Chairman Jaycee information Ruilelinir Sanfnrtl. Florida, Box 339 GENERAL RULES: 1. Entries must be located in the Sanford Ar«* (contact Information Building for limits). 2. Contestants may enter Residential or Commer­ cial classification or both. Separate entry blanks are required for each entry. t . Only one division may be entered under the Re­ sidential classification. All Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. 4. 4. Entries must be mailed or brought to the Jay­ cee Bldg., on French Ave. by noon Dec. 22, 1959. 8. Contestants are requested to keep displays lighted nightly between 7:80 and 9:30 p. m. until winners are announced to allow judges ample time to check all entries. (Check classification and division) RESIDENTIAL Division Prizes: 1st place • $25 U. S. Savings Bond 2nd place - 10 Silver Dollnrs Division No. 1: Religious Setting (Nativity, etc.) Division No. 2: Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) Division No. 3: Artistic Setting (Lights, trees, windows, doorways,-etc > ---------------- Division No. 4: Best over-ail decorations automatic COMMERCIAL Includes Doorways, Show Windows, Bldgs., or all Prizes: Possession of the Florida Power & Light Traveling Trophy for one year. NAME ADDRESS Note: Please eomplsta decorations before submitting entry. What Made Titan Fizzle? That's What Space Officials Would Like To Know 1 f 5■ > CAPE C A H A V K R A I„ Fla. al<o rail for making the operation­ ( D P I)—MUollemen today atudlad al vrrxiun’s lioosler the seeond •tala for the -Saturn super booster telemetry data and movies In an now under development. attempt to learn what rauied Sat­ urday's aerond straight blow-up of a Titan intercontinental ballistic missile. It was not determined immedi­ ately whether the explosion, which ripped through the mirsilr before NEW YORK ( U P I I - Out/trld H could rise one inch from Its r r linns Aaron and third-baseman P*<i. would affeet the launching Ed Mathews of the Milwaukee schedule for two other Titans now j Braves won the top battling honat the Cape. or, 0f 1919 m the National League A two million dollar rocket and Aaron won the seeond batting eaveral months of work went up )n tj,|c nf |, „ f .,rcrr wllh a 335 the boiling ball of liquid flame and I mark. i h In hits with 223 and dense smoke that engulfed the became the seventh player In Ihe Titan and Ita tall tower 1 split- circuit's history to total 400 bares second after the 3U),ooo pound- in one season while Mathews hit thrust booster engine ignited. 4« home runs to take his second A column of smoke spurted high championship In that department. into tha sky, giving tha scene a Shortstop Ernie Ranks of the nuclear explosion-lika appearance. Chicago Cubs won the third leg Tha missile itself became fire and of Ihe triple crown by driving In rubble and tha pad and tower, par­ 143 runs, lie was tied with Math­ ticularly lha wiring, were burned ews with 43 homers earh at the axtensivaly. end of the regular season hut the No one inside the heavily-shield­ Milwaukee star hit a 4Ath homer ed blockhouse two feat away was in the second game of the Braves' injured. playoff with the Ixia Angeles Dod This missile was the first of the gers. Titan serlrs to attrmpt a launch since Aug. 14, when a t e d rocket Mural-type scenic papers, e« was prematurrly launched ami fell hack to It* stand to explode. There penalty those depicting a villa apparently was no connection be­ such as country-side with mea dows. trees and hills, give a tween tha two accidents. The Titan is designed as Amer­ small room an Illusion of spac­ ica'* biggest war rocket. Plans iousness. Aaron, Mathews Pace N L Batters Happiness Through Hospital Notes tis o L DECEMBER • Adalasleat Ford Mueller, Dellary Gladys Seabrook, llrllary Walter Del», bsnford E m m a Dorr, Sanford Virxinia Pope. Sanford Jam** Jenkins, Lake Mary Brands Carroll, Sanford Kathryn Prescott, DeRary Johnny Davit. Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Killen, Sanford, s (laughter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pope, Sanford. ■ daughter Divmlssals Rosa Lee Silas. Sanford Ruth Marrantel, Geneva Helen Galloway, Sanford Woodrrrtr.Haile). Like .Mary DE1.KMBI.Tt~T-----------AdalesiMs Lorretta McDermott, Maitland Kathleen Morris. Sanford Carolyn Raybon, Sanford Karen Miller, Sanford Margaret IJoyd, Sanford Naomi Smith Siplln, Sanford Marlene Aikrow, Sanford Joaeph Hudson Jr., Mt. Dora Births Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Lloyd, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ray­ bon, Sanford, a son Disasiasals Sally Kilchell, DeBary Doris Angel, Sanford Walter Dees, Sanford Eunice Brown, Sanford Dlttiet Cooper. Sanford DECEMBER II AI m Ii i Im i William II. Vann. Sanford Flossie Zimmerman, Osteen Alberta Rowland, Sanford Dniive Roberts, Sanford Ida Lepore, Sanford Arthur Danielf, Sanford Dorothy Anderson. Saniord Dorothy Evans, Sanford Lillie Boone. Sanford Birth* Mr. and Mrs. King Stoll, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. William Foraman, Enterprise, a son Dhmln-als Catherine Sue Jones. Sanford Ja m es Johnson, Sanford Patricia Grayaon, Sanford Margarai Lloyd, Sanford Hickey Wyman. Sanford Airs. Kenneth Raybon and baby. Sanford Sarah Getter, Altamonte bpring a Eleanor WUIIami, Sanford Elisabeth Wilson, Sanford Eliiabth Rowe, Sanford DECEMBER 12 Admission* Dorothy M Royrr, Sanford Celia Sayward, Sanford Gregory Thompson, Mims Major Owen*. Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. Hobby Austin, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. Willie Anderson, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. James Boyer, ’'"anford. a daughter Mr. and Mra. Alton Sayward, Sanford, a son Dismissals Mary Gullo, DeBary Doyle Young, Sanford Charlie Sampson, Oviedo Shirley Lloyd and baby, Sanford Jean Bell, Sanford Marten Askron, Sanford ** Ji the body carry the “electri­ city" to supply the necessary stimuli to different parts of the body. If there is any in­ terference with the normal transmissions of these im­ pulses the organ innervated “stalls" until it again re­ ceives its normal quota of im­ pulses. Hence, just as one has one’s car thoroughly overhauled yearly at least, so it is but common sense to have a me­ chanic to look over your body at least once a year. Your Body Mechanic is your Chiro­ practor. Are you a Chiropractic case'.’ On* of a series of articles p u b lis h e d in the public inter­ est to explain and illustrate Ihe pruclice of scirntifir l liiropraetic, written by Dr F. I.eo hern in whose office is located at 'JOI S. French Ate. a n d hia telephone number ia FAirfnx 2-7112. tr »■ natural 16- m l r " sBp ^ ^>4 ^ *. Rx 1 Give yourself a holiday SENHELEHS VANDALISM U Herman Jacobnon’a opln. ion of two boys breaking 40 window panca and • $200 plate window in hia 220 Scott Ave. garage. Jacobaon’a maid said ahe aaw two boya about 9-12 throwing rocka at the windows Wednesday afternoon. The boya ran when discovered, the maid aaid. Jacobson finished re­ modelling hia garage last Monday, and left the plate glaaa pane there for storage. Jacobaon offera a $25 re­ ward for information leading to the identification of the breakers. from kitchen work and worry... use Floridans new wonder-fuel! Demos Set Strategy In Coping With Republican Peace Issue WASHINGTON (UP!) • ffulee e"d *h* “ rare becomes c r a ti appeared today to hava ta t­ tougher with each passing week" tled on a strategy for meeting the for the Democrats. ‘‘pear* issue" which has them jit­ —GOP N a t i o n a l Chairman tery about tha 1U»10 presidential Thurston B. Morton said it was campaign. "within the realm of possibility” Statements by party leaders hi that Rockefeller would accept the past week indicated they hope second place to Nixon on tha Reto Heal with the problem by publican ticket. Morton said on a arguing that the Eisenhower ad­ TV program that Nixon waa far ministration has jeopardised peare ahead of Rockefeller among party hope* by accepting “ second place" field workers but that “ an awful lot could happen" before next in competition with Russia. The "peace issue" is a term July's convention. u-rd hy both parties to describe —Rep. Leslie C. Arends (R-lll.) the administration's new willing­ predicted In a statement th a t Nix­ ness to negotiate with Kussia on would walk away with the and I'residenl Eisenhower's well nomination. He said Nixon would publicised good will travels tie nominated on the first ballot abroad. at the Chicago convention and The Democratic strategy was then heat tha Democratic can­ emphasised in a report by the didate. party’s Advisory Council and in speochc, hy two potential praal- p , . _ p p p | p « u P (<n n v dentlal •nominees, Sens. I.ymlon f 1 *»Vt ' « 1 l c a *H e ' - O P y B. Johnson (Tex.) ami John K. I/iNDON (UP!) — To determine Kennedy iMuss.) air pollution during te ndon's foggy Other developments in the p o -. winter, a captive balloon is being ^ liliral field o v e r tha weekend ln-|fl°wn 1° Battersea Park, eluded: - Sen. Mike Mansfield iD-Moiit.) said any Democrai would have a "moat difficult time" against h* N ew At TThe New either Vire I're-ioent Rlrhard M. i* j Nixon nr Gov. Nelson A. Rocka| feller in the presidential race next year, 1 Mansfield said in an interview j the Republicans wera gaming ha1cause of Eisenhower'* increased 211 E. list I personal activity in international Shop F»»r Christmas Australian farmers arc expected to harvest about 1*0 million bushels of wheat this year, compared with last year's 211 million-bushel crop. NOW OPEN Big holiday meala needn’t keep you in tha kitchen all d a y ... when you haven modern, automatic natural gaa range. Roesting and baking are faster and more accurate. Even the "trickiest" pica and cakea are baked perfectly-because natural gaa ovena provide uniform heat circulation with no hot or cold spots. And scientifically insulated ranges cook the food—not the kitch­ en—so you remain cool and comfortable. See the new automatic natural gas ranges and learn all of the other advantage* of nat­ ural gas cooking. Check your natural gas showToom, today! AT 105 W. 2nd ST. Former location of Welsh Tire Shop. ng (By DR. F. 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There was no preaching; no bouts with Hebrew, Spanish, ttajten, calypso or jagg tune*, how ™ rr interesting and colorful the* might be. This hour wa* reserved for a wide range of the songs of the Negro people. Work song-', love song*, spiritual* and rhildren'.* game songs. And this diet wa* srasoned with rousing choral and dance number*, iiclafonte also in­ troduced to network TV audiences the little-known folk singer. Odetta. Today this woman must be regard • 4 as a star. ^Tlie mood of the show was a dynamic one a* Belafonte and his hand picked production aide* — director Norman dewiston. chore­ ographer Walter Nicks, set design­ e r (iary Smith. *et decorator Ted Ralph ami lighting director Stan Alprr — joined to provide clean, imaginative background* for the up beat and down beat «nng». The getting* for the spiritual* and the ^ ivlvic " number were especially W erttxe. I tuppose you can rail it a "'message musical," in u s way. I got the message. "Of all the mused rhanres of the war. tin* one probably was the most tragie anil the most »:i excusable." wrote Civil War histo­ rian llrucp Cation of the so called •Crater Fiasco* of July, l»6l. Playhouse 90 on t'BS-TV pretantrd the story of this fiasco in W vivid drama by David Shaw, •'The Tunnel." The leleplay in­ cluded in one way or annthrr every known aspect nf this intriguing a t ­ tempt to breach Confederate line* before Peter.*burg. Va. by explod­ ing dynamite in a mine under­ neath them. Technically tpcakmg, the trench arencs and the final agonies in the r ra te r were television t r i ­ umph*. They seemed to come right W t nf the Matthew Brady picture*, thanks to Drlheri Mann's direction. Tltr only reservation I nave is that Ilichard Itoone and Rip Torn, the ------ Another CBS TV special Thurs day night wa* called ‘’Christmas A' The Circus" and originated in Miami Beach. Kla, with James Arness and Dinni* Weaver a* host«. Circuses still do nat lend themselves to TV coverage too well, but this show did a« well as possihle. Even though Santa Claus didn't show up, I won’t knock this one. Alter all, any show- that pre-empts the Betty Hutton show ean't be all bad. The Channel Swim: Charles Laughton and French singer actor Yves Montand join NBC TV's Di­ nah Shore show on Sarnia*. Dee 2o. . Lelaml Hayward's t'BS-TV special. The Fabulous Fifties, with Tex Harrison. Jackie li'ea son. Henry Fonda and other "really big stars," has been lengthened to a full two hours, in stead of 90 minutes. The show is scheduled for Sunday. Jan. 31. . . Fifl D'Oriay, the “oo-la-la g.rl" of the 2n». has a part in ""Cast away*'' the Adventures in I’ara disc episode on ABC TV for Mon­ day, Jan. I. . .Ed.lie Cantor and English singer Erankie Vaughan will join Mort Sahl in the NBCTV special. The Future Lies Ahead, on Friday, Jan 22. . . Mel 'Forme joins Pat Boone in *ong on P at's ABC-TV show Thursday, Jan. 7. GOP Battle Cry: Peace, Justice CHICAdO (UPM - The Bepublican National Committee hn« picked "pfacn and prosperity with freedom and justice" ns its tenta­ tive bnttle cry for I9*'.i(. “ We haven't adopted it official­ ly." Jari-n Jones of Suit Lake City, xice-cliairiunn of the rammitten for arranging the 19H0 pre­ sidential convention here, said. “ We re goinir to kick it around a little, but there was no other motto presented for considera­ tion." Th e "T HVkfi g i v n IV IVU • a. # QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVE PRICES GOOD Thru Wednesdoy, Eccember 16th row ■ * . ■ 353® u * '* A d d in g rTT. tKL 7 J . ' ° " ' # Add;nen Quart Bottle a 55 00 or m ore Food Older. NEW INCVV DAY DAT THRIFTY MAID Evaporated COFFEE MILK 5 RSCE 2 “ 19 TISSUE 8 Tall Can* Limit 5 DIXIE DARLING Long Groin Assorted Colon • SCO TT Rolls Tender, Delicious, Fresh 50 PORK HAM (t so'rii TaluPi Lb . er W Can Ham * T I f - * ? Can Picnic'cVib99 t Canadian Style HAFN IA i * * Baco n * 4 50 L*' T Jumbo • * *. X. »" CCAddition To Th W," : 0i,i* f y JIIW CM - horned W h e „ T{l®,.# W/ie* Ty ° " 5 c9 u,°Hy P u ,e h » '« Topping Y Bacon u 49' S 3f‘Le 'LLt'°PP''nr| Boneless C T O PV-OUPOI, H WIP V Veal Cutlets u 98' ( 50;„V V 1st I Gr. * A " D 4 D Quick Fr. Roasfmg Roasting ^ u, 49' 25 Sunnyland Hot or Mild service £ ." C ;.,,r ° U Pu' ‘ h o , ; p»l3lo * Near NEW II 1C. II \A AA 17*2 — SANFORD ■* PAID El. NO. I — Consist* of !<••< adjoining lot* each SO' x 117' — one lu riln l on corner of Ninth and Xlaple Mia. th e o th er facing 'Iwple — ^Christmas 25 Candy ] RRACH p e a n u t c r u n c h S em e pea n u t c lu s ter s Strawberries I Beef, Chicken or Turkey Cheese Dinners CHOCOLATE COVERED STARS Rom I utrenlly there are building* on many of lhr«e For or Irarl* that rould be uliliresl or removed, a* desired. X IVOMIKKFI I. I N D lS I ltlA l l ilt AI ISSN near \ | vv l l.ANFIi I . 8 . IIAA A 17-92, t LOSE TO an d k v e i . o i 'M e n t : m va he pi it* ii a s k i» _ H » r I l>trra«a *Mr*f>a| ««n In* r |A [ f I - * vai ua , li •F R I* •E “E •' ,,, away at M tbit, r * • * Metralf r R 1 1 ! P E N IN S U L A R « Jesse Jewell Garde "A " Quick Frozen CREME CHOCOLATE DROPS CHOC. COVERED PEANUTS 9 Orlando 3-7711 .•vGtianrr? i t v - W W s f m tm - *m a ** • ». , a..A• VARIETY OF COLORS "Specialist* in Popular Priced Properties’’ u m BREASTS C ’*Mlaui.- ONLY Um FRYER PARTS THIGHS EACH Thor* 0 Arden A U C T IO N CO. ASSORTED CHOCOLATES package Building For Morton Frozen Macaroni & CHOCOLATE WHIP CREMES | . X| (, £ | M l. | — Mail adjoins railroad fare* «n Ninth and Holly Ave. v* ONE. tilt X|iHtE. I.o r > . I'XIti E l> , tilt Bl A I I I E E M I l t K A M l A H IE P lt ll l'E lf l A 1 P t. MEAT PIES I BRACH MILK c h o c o l a t e PAID El. NO. 1 — fare* on Tenth St., adjoins Railroad is S I' l 17 V. narrowing to a point, is aero** and in front of Parrel 1. idi-al for loading platform, park in g , nr rnm nvrrnal building. m 35' Jesse Jewell Frozen P Mil El. Ntt 2 — Con«i*t* of a lot 10' * 110‘. cor­ ner of 11nil * and Ninth, an idlorning AO' a 117' loi faring Holly. T h is p a rr rl anuld Ire ••leal f"r AAarn. him**-. Parking H»u*r, factory, etc., «Hh It. Hrunning directly behind properly '. SHINE! Salad » Lb. A . . Vo.J.1 An,, p C" ------*'' C*; '" b a r la,,. Li Fresh Calif. MONDAY, 1:.T0 P. M.. DEC. 2S \ alunlile ('ommercial-lnduMri.il Silcn • Lb 69’ , y n'"'<o F ar* " •arm: > r .AIIW4W resents: GfO Ultdt f: Chicken L ivers C0Uf°N ro a X l l * 1" * * m p s I Cuade " A " Quick Froxen Pork Sausage 3 Bns P \o p » \li* 4 ,M T K SLICED BACON ycTfon th e ? MJ ‘f, * * • Siampi eninsular i 2* * Hafnia Georgia Peach I Wh< C*. KSSy teas­ "- V S New 211 K. d Aj*„ r, • De-emb,, la.. lfl,h Limit 1 with C h ic k ens ---- P o fu J a A -P ’UCMti Coupon so J E &rs,rm*•» fssss Bab-0 ?,e?n«r 2 Can,49 Wh .„ Shop For Christmas At ---- -- -------- STAMPS THE AMOUNT SPECIFIED I T EACH COUPON LISTED IlLO W . A A TOTAL TOTAL OF OF 225 22S EXTRA EXTRA STAMPS STAMPS IF IP YOU YOU USE ALL THE COUPONS IN THIS AD. PLEASE USE SCISSORS-----------------------TO CLIP EACH COUPON FOR PASTER SERVICE AT THE CHECK-OUT COUNTER. *!ari of th* show, became too talky during that extraordinary dim aetie scene Next week — The Battle of New Orleans. m r n m m m PO TTED M UM S io, $ d - . �■r A i V*: Page 4—Mon. Dee. 14, 1D5D % r a t» aiety Reigns As Mayfair Inn 12th Formed Opening G«l*tr ralpad Saturday avtn( i f whan tba San F ranchw a Mayfair laa celebrated its aaaaal ayewlnf with a Uriah lacu and chiffon. Mra. HJggin- h?«Mi.Th«y aerv*d_breakfa»t to -botlum't drtst waa an "attcnilou l fo * * :1* r residents o f/^ sf^ -d now liv­ fatter*’ white abeath with a red ting In Orlando: and Mra. C. cabbage roae nettled la the drape C. Henderson, Mr. and Mra. Hen­ of the tcooped neckline In baek. ry Hamm Jr., Mr. and Mrt. Wil­ Brunette Mra. Walter Weible liam V. Hemphill, Mr. and Mrt. At aeven o'clock over 300 fs ah* were a becoming royal blue aatla D. S. Talley and Mr. and Mra. lasablif began to fUl the crystal Arthur 11. Beckwith Jr. where they were served cocktail length dreaa with aiatcbEnjoying her husband's music ntfctalli. oeurret and lag aboat. She and huaband dined waa Mrt. Peter Bukur of DcLand its. bora d’ d* oeuvre* nieyed lively llrely conversation eoarcraitioo before and danced with Mr. and Mra. who was seated with his parents, ..----- j 9ha . . ,ht in olive CM dinner ■ hour. -During dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bukur. No ••eordloo mutle furnished back- green tllk organta and laee, Mra. eua seemed to enjoy the music grand entertainment and later Ifartha Ashby in red ailk chif­ any more than young Mra. Phillip fMe Bukur and hi* five piece fon with draped bodice, and Mr. Boyd who twirled snout doing eiOfUhestra played for dancing in the and Mra. Edmond Weber • • the pert tango steps with her husband tod and white striped baOroem. in gold lame and gold aandale. . . another constant dancer was Oeergr Palmer, saw manager of Ronald Motta and MUi Shirley Mrs. Joe Frossard. who looked CM Mayfair, was assisted ns host Lewis of Orlando completed the graceful in red taffeta ball gown. auries Morrison, who greet* party. Chriitmaay red was alto chosen each arrival at the door. Ctr* Mra. Vernon Mite in aoft beige by Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Baker In champagne Ralph Cowan • • and for Frank ouletlAf among Use party-goers Miaa Margaret Winchen- satin with bronra and gold rhine­ Mebane't dinner Jacket thin year! social director, and Mrs. stone* encrusted in her bouffant Another dashing male figure was __„ Williams, aulatant manager. akirt were enjoying tha occasion T. R. Sheibenberger who sported Mbio was gowned in white chiffon with their husbands. Circled about a dinner Jacket of brocade fabric. a white orchid for the them wore the Sonny Reborns, Tern McDonalds. Herbert More­ Slipper Lost lands, Mason Whartons, Glen Mrs. William J. Keenan danced Parties Gay Linglct and Frank Mebanca. to lively during one feat number Light blue taffeta under black that the Hepped right out of slip­ Ivery group, small or large, artared into a holiday spirit that lace and nylon tulle was worn per and for a moment or two has made each Mayfair opening by Mra. W. L. Gramkow. Saated there was a made scramble about the flamer tre a t of the Winter with tha Gramkowa were Mr. and the ballroom floor before she aaeial aeaaou. • • One ef the gay* Mra. Robert Crumley. Mr. and could dance on! parties Included Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Rudy Sloan and Mr. and In parties of thrr» r«vij*lr» were ry Robson, Mr, and Mra. Wal­ Mrs. David Bach. Mr. and Mrv. Hal llarrias, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gussow w*r* and le t flutter. Mr. and Mra. Francis Mrs. O. C. Bertrang and Mr. MaumUlat Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. WU* pleased to have with them his and Mrs. P. J. Zculi—Dr. and Mrs. Bush, Cmdr. and Mrs. Gil* mother, Mrs. Bertha Gaasow, who 0. L. Barks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blake, Cmdr. and Mrs. Ken- ia hare from Long fatand, N. Y. Williams, Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. E. ■alb Rowell, Mr. and Mrs. Xar> Othara about thsm. engaged ia M. Michael—Dr. and Mra. Gordon lylo Housholder and Cmdr. and anlmatad conversation, were Mr. Stanley, Mr. and Mra. Fred Ganas Mrs. Jot Frostard. Mrs. Roumd- and Mra. Harman Jacobson, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. II. M. Weir. Mr. lit, chosen one of Central Flor­ and Mra. William Toll, Mr. and and Mr*. S. C. Stetson and Mr. ida’s tea best dru jed t s s u last Mrs. Lea Samuel. Mr. sad Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Erickson made a aaatoa, waa chit In white silk Marvin MslUar and Mr. and Mra. congenial foursome. ansa with • mar aid green bodice Slag Zuckcrman. Dr. and Mrv. J. B. Foley dined I green appilgued sleeves • • with Mr. and Mra, Charles Lewis, Much Laughter •Herald rhinotooee and allver fox fist. After leavlag the Meyfair Much laughter cams from the Mr. and Mrs. A! Whte, Mr. and Muir party coaUmied ou at tha tablo occupied by Mr. and Mra. Mrs. James Stowell, Mr. and Mrt. libann home where breakfast was Roy Symts and tbelr guests, Lari Faust and Mrs. Haicl Porter. aarvtd • • Mrs. Babson wore a Cmdr. and Mra. D. Y. Weber and Ruby Goff, golfing pro at tha Hack abeath with imported black Mr. and Mrs. Irving Durfee of Country Club, and Mrs. Goff were lata overskirt. Orlando • • The Webers had tha seen having a gay time. . .the Dr. and Mrs. A. W. WoodsQ en­ opportunity to gat re-acquainted Robert Sheddant. who bad attended tertained with cockUUs at their with Sanford people they met an earlier party in Orlando, arrived bams before entering feslivUes from past years wrheo he was at a late hour—Just In time to at the betel. She greeted her stationed hard. Now on laave, an- greet the happy crowd and bid friends in aophlaleated aU-hlaek routs from Quonaat Point, R. I. them goodnight. high lighted by a glittering tiara. to Midway Island, thay will be Navy Represented TMir party. Including Mr. and house guests of the Symei for sev. Mrs. Donald Flamm, Mr. and era! days. Others in tha group Heading the Navy contingents Mra. Al Chiles, Mr. sad Mrs. wars Mr. and Mra. W. K. Me- were Captain and Mrt. L. A. Ar­ PUBJp Boyd. Mr. and Mra. Era* Roberta nod Mr. nnd Mra. Clif- thur who will laave ou the 30th for oat Whittaker, Hugh Ansley and ford MeKJbbin • .Mrs. McKlbbln in Saa Juan. They shared a table with fuast, and Mrs. John K. White, an cya-catehing short formal with Cmdr. and Mre. Lewi* Tamny. Mid agoodbyes after breakfaat at royal biua bodice and white chif­ Mrt. Arthur, "flret lady" of tha owe Navy here, waa gownbd in a Boor Iha aChilei home. fon skirt. tin T*» grwipe that chatted back Colonel end Mra Jeme* Truitt, length dreaa of black organta. Captain and Mrt. J. D. Kamage ■■d forth tncludad Mr. u f Mra. who spend most of thoir leisure A. K. Shoemaker Jr. •• she In an time golfing at tbo Mt. Plymouth ware ia a large group which in­ outstanding beige brocaded satin Country Club, wort seated with cluded their house guests—Mrs. with matching coat • • Dr. and her slater, Mlaa Glenna Magill. Ramag# in a black dreaa with Mrs. Edwin Undaey, Mr. and Mra. First gathering at the home of white Bowing panels In back and Danatd Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mra. Robert Cushing and strings of pearls and a purple orBUlhimer. Mr. and Mra. W. W. reuniting with them nt the Mayt Mr. and Mrs. Joe DennJ* fair ware Mr. and Mrt. Ralph Shop For Christmas Mist Betty BUlhimer and Paircloth. Mr. and Mr*. Dark Herb Earle, Mr. and Mre. Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rugtn At The New Harold Ka finer, Mr. and Mra. Ro- stela, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fredbart Hancock, Mr. and Mra. Jim arick, Mias Eileen WUlard and Uvtagstoe, Mr. sad Mra. Robert Charles Wtbiter and Mra. Vtlma Brawling and young newcomers Gonulti. Blonde Mrs. Cushing a y is i ^ •a Sanford, Mr. and Mra. John wore • lovely grata silk organta BpaliU from Htrriaburg. Pa. Mr. tulip dress. Ipalski will be manager of a The Robert Kama ware boat to a '.’l l K. l»t aew bowling allay. post mortem gathering at their lovely Mra. Thomas Largtn at* Itadtag with her doctor husband, were an irridesceut gown of taffata with bodies panel of stiver lame. They were with Dr. and Mrs. T. F. McDaniel, Dr. and Mra- w. V. Bitting. Mr. and Mra. (Uwa McCall. Dr. and Mrs. Camwren Lawrence sod Mr. and Mra. Ban Howland * • Tali was "first opening'' for the Howlands, who a n newcomers from Ft. Laudcrdtle. Another large party Included Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ShinhoDer. , Mr. and Mra. L. 0. Speer, Mr. I and Mrs. W. A. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. and Mra. . LeRey Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. I James Cripps. Mr. sod Mrs. Ed Hurt, Mr. and Mra. John lv«y . on Mr. and Mra. Earl Higginbotham sad Mr. and Mra. Harry Took* . . 1 Mrs. Took* wearing roval Mu* in S » K a / S P EC IA L PRICES P i c t u r e s ! Miss Wright , Dr. Cason W ed In Ceremony At Enterprise Tuesday's adHlaai uf Ike Herald will teaturu all tta p h v M i beauty •* the auuual Mayfair I n aurulug with a fail M l* «f p lrttrti el th* m a L BY RBLEN SNODGRASS .a n t She chose a beige dress the University of Kentucky with Miss Bertha Elizabeth Wright with complimentary aceetsoriei a B. 8. degree ia Medical Techof Enterprise and Jacksonville,' and carried a spray of rust chry- nology. The groom la prominJft in the medical profession through, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon santhemuras and croton leavesout tha atate.. The eouplt will Wright. F.nterori«e and D r.' Dr. Jamc* F. Cason of Winter resldt la Mandarin, Florida. Turner Z. Cason of Jack«onville I ton of the groom aerved (More WomenY'NewB M em ber wire united in marriage at Ail ** bc*t mm. Ralph V. Hadley Orlando, soa-inlaw of the The Jayeee Wives Club met Mon­ Saints Episcopal Church, Enter- of Page Eight) prise, Saturday, Dec. 12 at 2:M groom, Henry Wood and Wallace day night nt the home of Mrt. p. m. Gabler of DeBary served at ush­ Stuart Stetson, 430 Lakeview Dr., er*. The impresshe single rint cere, chid to complement her coiffure— Little Venice, for the December mony wav performed by the Rt. The bride's mother was dressed Also included in the party were; meeting. Mra. Jaek Wilber lntro- Rev. Henry I. Louttit. Bishop of in a pale blue jacket dress with SPRINKLER, Captain and Mrs. F. G. Edwards duced Mr*. Phylli* Vershel a t a ! South Florida Diocese assisted by matching accessoriea and wort SYSTEMS ** —the waa gowned In blue French prospective member. She Joined the Rev. Paul K. Sbulti, vicar of a pink orchid corsage. The reelub and volunteered to be co-; All Saints church, in the presence, rrpiion for members of tha famlsilk bought in Paris where they the Falrbanka • M«n* Pvmpa ' “ ..................................................... U The' lies and out-of-town guests was hosteis with **“ Mr*. Edna Stuart for of close friends and family. lived before coming here. Also the January meeting at the Jay- church decorations of white glads, held at the home of the bride's Repair* To AU Makes Cmdr. and M rt. Art Elder, back eee building on French Ave. 1 ipuma and leather leaf fern were parents. Mrs. Ralph J. Sauls of Howard C. Long to Sanford fer the accood .time, Members voted to help with th e , arranged by Mias Katherine Liteh. Atlanta, Georgia, assisted with the NT E. COMMERCIAL BT. fa i m t and Cmdr. and Mra. D. E. Bru­ cooking for Navy Appreciation! The bride, given in marriage entertaining. The bride was graduated from Several member* planned t o : by her father, chove national blue baker. Mra. Brubaker, whose paint, Day. attend the luncheon meeting, peau d'ange dress, with long fitingt received much praise in the Thursday. Dec. 10. I ted sleeve*, slashed neckline, i WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT — recent Art Assn. show, arrivtd in Mrs. Muon Wharton woo th* molded dome skirt w»tli clusters all white with fox fu n ever a hostess gift. Refrasbmanta ware of unpressed pleats at the waiststriking farm-fitting dinner gown. served by the hosten. Mra. Stet- Hoe. over net petticoats, with Another Navy group Included ion and bar co hostess, Mrt. Jack matching hat designed by a (Formerly in chart* of tha Ford A tm e j Cmdr. end Mra. I. M. Rowell, Lt. Erickson. friend, Mary Ruth Walker. She Paint and Body Department) (J. g.) and Mrt. W. M. Hopkins. wore a diamond and ruby bar i IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH — Jr. Cmdr. and Mrs. Ed Winters, pin, given to her grandmother | Lt. Cmdr. and Mrt. J. A. Deliaby tha Couflt Frederick DeBary hanal an Cmdr. and Mra. Sid Baat her marriage in 1943. She car­ ncy . . the latter wh« will aeon be ried a white prayer book topped California bound. by a white orchid ami stephano10th ST. at SANFORD AVE. FA 8-771* til spray. BCD EXTENDS A WELCOME Misa Margaret McLendon of TO Ills FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS LAFRA To Elect Election of officcri was held J Jacksonvill* was her only attendSunday night at the mealing of V. P. Tonight L. A. r. R. A. Unit l i t will the Westminister Fellowship Class V A H - 0 W i v n g P l a n ” W l v C S t IAI1 meet tonight at th* CPO Club at of the Lake Mary Presbyterian : Meeting Tuesday I p. re. A new vice president will Church. be elected. All members art urg­ The following officers were VA1I-B wive* w*..l meet at the elected: Robert Osburn, president, CPO club, Tuesday at 8 p. m. ed to attend. David Wilson, vice president, Members are requested to bring General Insurance Dolores Kirsch, secretary, Phylls a can of any kind of food. Elec­ Flaherty, treasurer, Myrna Wil­ Church Members tion of officers for the coming ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS liams, social chairman and Judi year will be held. Attend “M” Night Taylor, program chairman. Forty members of the Osteen The fellowship clan will help The morning marathon to get 312 E 1st St. • 2-4451 Ssptiit Church and training union spr«*J yulcliiu- ipini with lim it- tha ciiUdrcn off to school will be attended "M” night at tho First mas caroling Monday, Dec. 21.1:30 considerably eaaitr if you freese Baptist Church in DcLand list p. m. after which they will be • week'a supply Clarence and Hilda Powell, Owners sandwichea Monday evening. at th# home of Myrna Williams. and cookies at one time. Club Welcomes BUD HUDSON Church Group Reel s Paint & Body Shop Elects Officers H . J a m e s Gut A g e n c y FA V\ ^ a n t * ClA, i p ° l ^ n uM M t M ' e t h e r e w e re w UW OtfR w> S td e w /« s . t.' , m /lAve hAve Man/ •» i D ry Cleaning m ce ce w > f^ 5 ' ^ c y c le s o n . •I i1 ■4 PANTS SKIRTS $ SUI T C O A T S : i ANY 1wU P U N CAREFULLY • GET YOUR MATERIAI.S AT GATORLUMBER Co TJ * V w *•%» c ,.»» 3 Moma*»d For SANFORD HALL'S M Y heR v; ‘/ .■-I O EAN EK Sp. * * » I N t M AVI A •• I .* i “The Home Of Careful Cleaning** 111 K. 2nd 81. Sanford . . . SUNLAND ESTATES is 2 miles south on Hwy. 17-92 .fT *T~ f tr �--- ’ ■ ’T -'s n j'v ffbV Miss Harriett Clair Redding Becomes Bride O f Richard Va/i >4//en Msjs —H.-~!ctt Clair Redding, daujMrr~T>c Mr. and Mr*. Clarenc# Leonard Redding, became the bride of First Lt. Richard Lyle Van Allen. »on of Mr. and Mrs. William Max Vin Allen of Willard, Ohio. Chaplain \V. M. Hearn, Ledr. U. S. N.. officiated at the candle­ light. double-ring, military reremonv. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The church was decorated with while gladioli and mums. Garlands nf fern graced the white velvet choir curtain and four candelabra, en­ twined with fern, were placed near the altar. Each window held ■ lighted candle. Mrs. George Touhy. organist, presented a program of wedding music and accompanied Miss SonJa Monforton and Boh Crumley, who sang a duel. ‘ Oh Perfect Love” . Mr. Crumley also sang. •Because” and ‘The lord's Prayer." Maid of honor was Miss Kinaboth Woodruff and little Miss Eli­ sabeth Robinson, niece nf the groom, was flower girl. Ollier at­ tendants were Mrs. Thomas Punch of Cocoa Reach, Mrs. Rich­ ard Robinson, Willard. Ohio, sis­ ter of the groom: Miss Sonja Monforton and Mi«s Marty Came­ ron. Serving as best man was First Lt. Duane A. Yothrrs, Pope APR. \ . C. and ushers were First I j Maurice Schamens. First Lt Al Hemming, of MacDili AFB. Tam ­ pa: First Lt. William Howard, Stead AFB. Nevada: First Lt. Wiliam Barney, Craig AFB, Ala , and M James Echols of Bronkley AFB. Ala. The maid of honor wore a bal­ lerina length dress of Glolite cerise satin designed princess style, with scoop neckline and three quarter length sleev es. The softly draped hack was finished at the waistline with handmade roses. She wore matching head­ dress finished with tiny hows and carried a cascade bouquet of Fugi mums, in tones of- gold. All attendants were dressed Identically n the maid of honor and carried identical bouquets. The flower girl wore a short while satin dress and carried ■ basket nf rose petals. Her white hit was the same as those of the other attendants. The bride'a mother chose a sapphire blue lace dress with matching accessories and a white •an fn rl - -V --;r’ •' ' ‘ * ItttSJ ; i «£B Mon. T)#e. 14, 1959—Pair* 8 Irratl Ceremony Jh & (B h u k wore h gown of pure silk •satin with appliques tif re. embroidered Alcncon lace, embroidered with pearls that finished the bateau neckline on the pointed basque bodice. Self-covered buttons closed the lonjr. tapered sleeves. The full skirt featured a hustle back, caught up with cab. bane roses above a chapel train. A half cap of lace, outlined with pearls, held her fingertip veil nf pure silk illusion. She carried a cascade b o u q u e t of lillies of the valley and Krenched carnations, centered with a white orchid. V" ff i.'t.* 1 • i i i f t* igiooikuTvs •;*'• . <• Y ’ » Mrs. Ccurve K. Wellrf and Mrs. K. A. Monforton e n t ^ rr^ X C /L U f lained with a bridesmaid luncheon at the Wells home, Friday, honoring Miss Harriett Kcdditqr. Mrs. Wells Rave the bride-elect a steilinyr silver L.ittn'dish and Mrs. Monforton jravt her a silver carving and steak set. Miss Redding ytuve her attendants the hats worn at the wedding. Shown seated are, left to rivht, Miss Redding, Mrs. William Van Allen. Miss Sonja Monforton and Mrs. Janice I’unch. Standing*. Mrs. Wells, Miss Alberta Fjnchler, Mrs. Monforton, Mrs. John Cameron and Mrs. Richard Robinson. (Staff Photo) »; of delicate pink lymbidmtn orchid corsage, The groom's mother wore a Persian rove, nicn- Th« Dependable Sunday School ; conducted hv Ihe President. Mrs _CUa* of Ttva F ir* Mathodiat; V. L. Smith. A Christinas devo­ tion was given by Mrs. H. H • t h u r c h held their regular monthly McCall Sr. business and aocial meeting at Entertainment was in rharge of the home of Mra. T C. O'sieen. . Mrs. Ray Herron. The house was Tuesday evening. Mra. Nancy | beautifully decorated with a light­ Brock and Mra. A. K. Shoemaker ed Christmas tree, and an artisti­ were co-hostesaea. Business w a s ; cally arranged worship cenlcr in the living room. Carols were sung, followed hy distribution of gifts. Delicious refreshments were served, and Mrs. Bess Pilcher a»sisled hy Mrs. Shoemaker gave a most impressive reading "There The Golden Circie Sunday was No Room in thr Inn,” closing School Class of (he First Baptist with Silent Night. Those prevent were Mrs. J. M. Church htld a class meeting and Christmas party at the home of l-eonard. Mrs. M. K. Baker. Mrs. Mrs. J. W. Carter. tIOt W. 30th Mildred Hutner. Mrs. John Calla­ han, Mrs A. L. F.sterson. Mrs. St Mra. Carter gave the devotion, Jack lladerer, Mrs. Emma Har­ utvng as her theme, the Christmas ris. Mrs. C. R. Jones, Mrs. W. R axory. Sentence prayers were led Kirby. Mrs. P. II. Lansing. Mrs. John Schirard, Mrs A. L. by Mrs* M. N. Cleveland. The R e la te presented Mrs. Cleveland, Skinner. Mrs. L. B. Steel. Mrs class teacher, with a gift and the 1 Ren Todd. Mrs. Clarence Wallis. group sang rarola. accompanied Mrs. J. A. Wright, Mrs. Herrnn. Brock, Mrs. a* the piano by Mrs. J. V. War- I Mrs. O'Steen. Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. McCall, Mr*. ren Christmas decorations included, Smith and guest. Mrs. Pilcher, a gum drop tree and an unusual chandelier, made by Mr*. Carter. Othera attending were Mmrs. Cleveland. Warren. 0 H. Goethe, Holly Piercy, F. W. Hall. M. R. Circle 2 of the Untied Presbyter Dekle. H. C. Patterson. B. Atis ^ t i n . B. M. Dyson, Stanley Cole­ ian Women nf the Lake Mary Pre*man, Clyde Muse, A, W. Wood- byterian Church will meet at Mrs. all, Harvey Bloodsworth and T. Robert Rugenstein’s home for their annual Christmas party, Tuesday S. RUrk. at ft p. m ('.ids will he exchanged between flexible plastic straws — for Secret Pali and names will be dis hot and cold beverage* — may be cloved. Mrs Richard Keogh will he in nnaed for re use and bent, squrei ed or lied without Ins* of func­ charge of the devotional and a tion. Until recently, they were for short business meeting will he held prior In the party. boepiteli exclusively. Golden Circle •Class Meets Christmas Party Planned Tuesday MONDAY Pinrcrrst Haplisl Church Frl low slop. ft ::o p. in. Brotherhood supper, 6.3n p m TUESDAY Men's Club of First Christian Church meets ft p. m. \ Ml II, Enlisted and Chiefs Wives elected officers for the next six months term al the December meeting. Those elected were Mrs Daphne Beacliamp, president, Verna Itnltun. vice president. Ruth Dillahunly, secretary-treasurer and Mary lam Shanks, publicity. Following the business session, a Chri.stnus <os-i.il hour was en­ joyed. with an exchange of gifts and olhrr holiday li-vtivitlev. A "Give \w av” p.irtv for the men is planned lor Jan 2J. World War 1 Meets With Auxiliary Veterans of World War I, Bar­ racks l*ft and the woman's auxi­ liary. enjoyed a i hridmas party at Ihe American f.eginn home Thursday. The hard work of committees was rewarded with a turnout nf mure Il ian 70 merry makrrs for Ihe fr-tivltirs \ turkey dinner with all thr trimmings, including home made pies, rakes and cook ics was enjoyed hy the group Gifts wore exchanged and Christmas carols sung hy those attending “ Elegant* without Extravagance-* Call Ml 4-9382 for <ompl*ta delailv N O W — o Practical Watch with that "Dr*sv*d-Up ' lookl fik b jfM w JEWELED Susans - COLORS The FA BRIC 2339 Orlando Dr. SHOP _ --------- FREE Franc** and Elmer IW rnrr A-’8 . net UP Milk Glass Luncheon Set Service for Four 4 .98 * MGN SETUNO I rup* rake plate * DAINTY, HMINIM 4 plate* cream & migar * IMM E0« S»* Our CurklaH Glas»*« . Ir« Tub** • Hi n#ll l.la»**« ALL AI0UN0 WfAl Open Frisiay Evenings I mil H For Your Chopping Convenience. OOsJdt Jewelry Store F A 2-01 a I 202 F. 1*1 e m i CONTROLLED HEAT FRYPA N Iftl Punch Bowl Sets F \ 2 37*3 FREE -------V»*c 2 1 1 K. H ow l . I.ailln . 12 Clips * UMMEAIAHE MAMSftBJMt § m The New $3 95* ' $1195 MOVEMENT 19” BUY THE Thlc offtr good with any Sunbeam Frypan except Model FPST. 9iA (polity Jjum * JtWIlIO MOVEMENT 1)1.1 OUATOIl At If viiu're about in engage in old fashioned quilling, rrmrmber to wash thr qquilt lop thuiuughly in warm soap or detergent suds be fore proceeding with actual quit mg This lakes rare of any pos siblr shrinkage, so Ihe patterns won't be distorted in Ihe finished quilt. ELGIN for o t little a I Simp For Christmas Snack Sets- $198 $4 98 NtW ae^ '1 RUGS Personals BY MRS. t I.ARCNCE SNYDER Jiin Franklin of Flint. Mich, is visiting Ills cousin, Wilby Cole man. Mrs. Harry Osteen and Mrs Robert Williams visited friendv in Drland. recently. T II Jones has returned Irn-n a business trip to Buckhead, S C. Harry Hayden and Lee Causey of Seville, were guests of Mrs Harry Osteen, la -1 week. Robert Lee Vrrnx is now mak ing hi* home with htv grandpar­ ent*, Col and Mrs. William Doyle, Hi' former home was Tonnawanda N. Y. lie has been stationed in Furth, Germany, for the past two year#, where he served in Ihe finance department of the U. S. Army. The Oviedo Garden Club will Presbyterian Church J nior meet Tuesday Dec. IS. at 3 p. m. choir rehearsal. 1:11 p. in. Pio­ at the home of Mrs. C. II Clouts, neer Fellowship Christmas sup Jr. for their meeting and Christ­ mas Party, with Mrs. T. U tango, per. ft p in. Westminister parly Sr. and Mrs. W. K. Meek, Sr. ft.to Pj m as cn hostess. i Pinecrevt Baptist Church. Got t Each member has drawn a name den Circle S. S. class parly, al id some -liul in and will do some­ thing (or them during the Christ­ 1 the church, 7 p in. First Rapii-I Church, primary mas holidays. They ai-o will bring canned goods in thr inerting for III Christmas party and parents' a needv family in addition to a night in social hall. ft p. ni Jim plant or some garden club gilt, tor III Christinas party in the tor exchange. Christmas arrange chapel, f t p m . Bible survey nieiitx wilt he brought hy each class. 7 :io p. in. Homemakers member and a vote taken on the -S S. cln-t party, al Ihe home best arrangement. of Mrs. W. I Crabtree, 2349 Pal niello. Ave . ft p. m. i Crystal or Milk (Mass GA ft 0442 all wool, rtvtrsible Osteen Floating junior liostesse* were hie Misses Kay Ivey, Carol Greene, Sandra and Mary Ann Wright, Patty Glen Johnson, Mary Ann Strickland. Myra Frances Strick­ land. Pal Smith and Mrs. June Warner. Mrs. Van Allen chose for her ......g..a«y outfit a K’vV «-«vd toil with hlark fur collar. She uorc black and white accessories and the while orchid from her wedding Ito liquet. After a wedding trip to Ohio anil through western statea to Wyoming, the couple will reside ' at Cheyenne, Wyo. The groom i» a helicopter pilot and will he stationed at Francis Warren AFB ai Cheyenne. Out of (own guest* included Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Swtnt, Ttfton, Ga.; Mra. Thelma Wolfley, Tab lahas«cr, Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Hale, Tampa. Mr. and Mra. Wib luin Chriaholm, Plant City, Mrs. Alberta Fmkler, W.llard. Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Redding and Mr. and Mrs. Don Kay of Ocala. Oviedo Garden C’lub To Meet Tuesday Add Charm To Your Home Wilh a Stark of — House of Early American Featuring: HAND BRAIDED gladioli and pom poms were placed throughout the reception Church Calendar Ukk&AA T ill X. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. room The bride's table was over­ laid with a white satin cloth and rentered with a tour-tiered wedding cake, topped with a mint, ature bride and groom. Pink mints, nuts and punch were veryrd to the guests. Barbara Flynt and Suxanne Ahle, Coral l.ahlrs, a vururily sister of the bride, kept the bride'* hook. Mrs. George Stine and Mrs. L. I. F ra /irr greeted the guests al the door. Others assisting with the serving were Mrs. Harry Woodruff, Mrs. K. A. Monforton, Mrs. Howard Monlifth, Mrs. C. M. Walls, Mrs. K. C. Harper, Mrs. S. G. Harriman, Mr». It K. Chapman, Mrs. George Wells, Mrs. Paul t'hcslrrson. Mrs John Cameron, Mrs. II. W'ayde Muc­ ker. Mrs. W. H. Ilofmann, Mrs. W. S. Willis, Mrs. Al Hunt, Mrs. W. A. Patrick, Mrs V , H. Je n n ­ ings, Mrs. J. t). Wright, Mrs, William Wray, Mrs. Greg Kmlawr, Mra. Sidney Ives III, Mrs. Charles Morrison, Mrs. C harlri Lawton and Mrs. Robert Weeks. tional building of the Presbyterian Church. Arrangements cd white or­ chids. e Following the eeremony, a re ccption wai held in the educa­ Hieine original gown, with ailvcr gray accevvoriev and a corsage S.S. Class Presents Wives Christinas Program Elect Officers Custom mad* by: RUTH BOMFORI* — -r—T- T. 111 Magnolia J W GIFTS a n d g e t as an EXTRABOMBS SIFT A BEAU TIFU L 8 -P IE C E KITCHEN TOWEL SET plus 2 A FOURCOMPARTMENT SILVERWARE TRAY FO R $2 1 90 Win. E. KADER e - . / S I s u p p l ie s • Rota • T-rquoisa • Yd low AM FA 2-12 IB orncE B PC. TOWEL SET cornet* ot Dith Cloths. 2 All Put pot* Cloths, 2 D-sh rowdy. ? Pot Hold*ra m Plastic Sdv«mare Tray. Your Choica In 3 Lovely ColorM Jeweler 112 S. I’ark FA I-2SU $ �Civitan® Suggest HOW ABOUT SHOWING SOME CHRISTMAS SPIRIT, AMIGO? nv CD KOThRIt \ WASHINGTON - King Vidor, who hav thr Hollywood publicity boyi digging for a word ten time* ai big a* "colossal," came by this way cn route to Gettysburg on what wai to be a secret minion. T hu producer of some of the grcateit movie spectacle* in the last 40 y e a n in studying the bat­ tlefield with one thing in mind: to provide the epic of all epici, •'The Battle of Gettysburg." If you think some of our Wash­ ington bureaucrats think big. you ought to meet this guy. But to look at him, he a a disappointment. He was a few minutes late for dinner downtown and any minute 1 expected hi* entrance on a wave of ruffles and flourishes. From what I hi“ heard about him— and. especially, that big sired first name—I expected to find a masfive man of radiance wearing a gold crown Instead, he sidled In sort of self-consciously and took the far seat, at the edge of the dining room He's afraid of crowds. Afraid, this man who feels he must amass 5.000 people around him in making movie* tike "War and Peace," "Duel in the Sun"— and other like "Northwest Pass­ age" and "Stella Dallas." The name "King" is real and not the product of a Hollywood idea man. lt was his uncle's mid­ dle name. Vidor, a Hungarian, started his career m !91t. That was the year he bundled his hride in a Model T Ford in Galveston, Tex . and headed foi California. A Special Gift .•!»** . *t . t The Civitan Club ha* aa alogan for It* current project. “A Holiday Gift That Not Only IS Good But DOES Good. Too." They refer to the Chriatmaa fruit cake* they’re aelling to raise money to contribute to the Seminole A»*n. for Re­ tarded Children. The Civitan* have arranged a special sale Wednesday in which their fruit cake* may be ordered by telephone. Dur­ ing the hour* from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., cakea may be ordered by calling FA 2-8511. John Spolaki is heading a crew which will take care of the order taking and deliveries. Cake also may be purchased through any mem­ ber of the club. The Civitans have pledged to contribute 175 a month, up to a total of 1900. to the work of the association for re­ tarded children and already have given the first check to the iroup. , . , This sum i* important to the aupport of the association which is doing a job that not many people would tackle. Help them along with it by buying a fruit cake. It's a good cause—and the cakes are delicious. G O P Future Appears Bright For 1960 greater—1/ s i (rest *n <1 si dead ny 1.YLF. t*. ftlM O ft WASHINGTON (ITU - There Ijr—*• the political hats which le p a r a tti (hr conservative Hem li acknowledgement in unexpected o u s t s of Hi* South Iron) ihr radiplarre lhal the Republican Party raj Democrats of the North hat a bright proipcrt of decline lleer mad* it appear that almost a president neat year. any Democrat being mentioned for For example, consider a recent j W h i l e House would do. e v . l ... , , . _ cept. Johnson. The word here and ip r rr h in Newark, t.N.J , by . however. ii that ADA’* Samurl II. lleer, chairman of the inn* love affair juvt now n department of government of Sen. Hubert II. Humphrey (11Harvard L’niveriily. Beer alio if | Minn.) That figure* Humphrey's the new national chairman of record on rivil rights, for examAmerican! for Democratic Ac- pie. would make him the moil diflion. ! ftcull for aouthrrn Democrat! to Iteer recalled the he»m*eratie accept, conireitional triumph o( ISJS and ' ADA hat t«-cn pot shotting at cited the political fact (hat there the eomreiilonal Democratic lead are more Democratic than fte- *r*hip through much of the h u m publican voteri. He added hower admmiitration. Speaker Sam Rayburn and Johmon were "The election of IV5* was a massive vote of ‘no confidence' in co targets. The litr against Mr. Sam has rated off to hr con the ronsrrvativ* Republican ad­ rentrated now- against Johnson ministration. Now. a year liter, Beer would a Unit a* toon have a many well - informed people are Republican in thr White House doubting out loud that the Demo­ In ill simplest terms, the crats can win the presidency next charge against Johnson is that he year . . despite the (act that the leading Republican candidate ii use* the too’* at hand in hi* Job a* Senate majority leader. The one of thr best-hated political fig : tool* are the Democratic chairmen vires in thr l ’nited States . 1of the Senate s standing commit Most of Beer a speech was chairmanships are won and voted to a bar* kouck.ed attack j,eid tinder the seniority system, on Sen. l yndon B Johnson (D- The one party political system in Tex.). He fingered Johnson as (hr jouth puis men in Congress the man who was frustrating the inj keeps them there The* have left wing element* of the Dem temorily and get the chairman erratic party in their effort to en- ,hipj. act a legislative program. The Republican! can consider with speech itie-f points up exactly Mnir ,,u*(ic:ion that njrttirrn why most RepuMI.-am sad some 1B- , 0UUfrn Democrats wit he Democrat* believ# a Republican l t „ fh 0,h*r , ihroata (or *om. tail! bo oitclsd prtsident in IMO. „ m# ,0 f im f -j-jm noI gr r l i Republican prospect! are bright ly damaga the Democrats m eon berauaa the Democratic party 11 grrinoaal elections angrily divided. Whatever the po­ It is bktly to cause great dam litical hat* may be for Vie* Pres age, however, m presidential idem Richard M. Nixon, it Is no years Assignment Washington Vidor admitted something ahou* Now they're comparing him with the movie, and he did it reluctant­ Cecil B. DeMille. Vidor refuses to remember his ly. That is that Tyrone Power age. or his wife's, or the ages actually appears in some sequen­ of hij three children. That way, ces, although all the audicr.ce will he thinks, he can keep thinking see will be the back of his hca^ young—and big. The biggest thing he thought up for a few second* a! a time. The biggest idea thi* shy, was the production of "Solomon and Sneba," which will cost more square-faced big thinker came up than $t> million. A* it turns out. with in filming "Solor..on and Lloyds of Lctutor. <**■•» —■* . .. . ju I Sheba" was to use 79-milltmotr? cameras which shoot pictures on SI million of it. twice the standard That's how much it cost L'nited negatives Artists to reshoot the film after width. Tyrone Power d.cd of a heart It comes out something like attack. Thrv recast the movie Cinerama, and at one time Vidor with .........Yul waaBry'nner. editing II sound tracks annul. x(,f odds against anything like tancously, several of which h a ^ a leading man dying in the mid- three stereophonic speakers. w j !e of a major film production He said it was enough to d m * were so great that the policy cost a man crazy. And the next minuts United Artists a more $15,000. he was talking about making the (Since then, the insurance rate | Gettysburg movie and using nearhas gone up 1 I ly double that many sound tracks. N E E D SO M E EXTRA CASH? QUICK Z o o (J e t s (»oat NEW YORK I I'PD — The l o o m UR $400 Bronx Zoo ha* a new goat named Adolph, son of the goat that p e r­ forms in the movie version of "Porgy and Ile-s " The goat was the gift of Mrs. Dorothy Heyward, C O R P O R A T I O N widow of the author of the musi­ -liNioaa— bers up the side represent tnt cal. 111 Wei? F fit Street ..................... Te'.FAiffa. 2-2*43 time the vehicle will be traveling .C ar ?/-.#*'« 2. u | )n;I {nr to Venue you have to determine a date for Office Hour-: Daily 9 5. Fri. 9- *. Sat 9 * 1 2 from now until X mii, -OtWNDO--------------------------------blastoff and how- long you can At T he New 428 Norm C 'o " p* Street* ... . .'TV. GA'S'e" 4-3404 *'*>' 1* space The "road m a p ' *01 West Cenfrcl A»*nuo f. . .T#' C-A 'de-3-4a?3 th f" « ' * « >ou * ' flocl,-v ' * etor' The velocity vector means 1243 East Colonial Ori.e ’ .......... Te 0 * ' s e n i - 2 i 4 2 muej, , 4n,c an astronaut as Cikis Blurs Do I* ♦•$, Wedneidoy 1 Saturday M2 a route number means to a mo•* 3 , —»»l/ Ad-t-ol Sinone# Corpo-oi-en torut. It tell* him the direction LOANS M ADI TO B ISID IN TS OF ALL N IARBY TOWNS nr must ga, and also gives hint hi* ,pt f d ffi- Spacemen Need Road Maps Too Letters To The Editor Words could never evprest our (hanks and feeling of gratitude to all the wonderful people who have helped us so much since the tragic loss of our home and helings "it Friday, Dec 1. 'No we thank the many wh*» gave and tried to give blood donations during my illness Without your help t could have never made it We would like to stale that we hold no hard feelings tow aril : 'r >4:,<or,| y irf Dept. They were only doing their Jan under orders Go-1 bless vou every one Mrs Trston and The Delton Tesion family American* now drink too mil lion, or J4 per vent, more cups of coffee a day than they did to vear* ago, act >iJ*ug to the I’an Vmerlcan Coffee Bureau, but tliev re unly using 10 per cent n. r,- pu.;."..:; i ! Coffee I’HtL.VDFI.PIHA (L T ti — The space traveler of the future will — e r r " - p e r i be zz differ..-.; from the tour.st of today. He will need a road map. If he takes a wrong turn, he might wind up in orbit around „ , the sun tor a., eternity instead of reaching his destination, such a- ibe planet Venus Scientist* m the Missile and Space Vehicle Department of the General Ktectric Carp already ; are working on road maps for space pilot* V map charting the way to Venus has been completed \ for the V.r Force's Wright \.r Development Center The map 1* drawn on grjph paper in the form 0f gracefully curving !.ne« It lou.% more like an ever. -e in algebra than a con ventional rood map Numbers .1 -mg tne bottom of the graph c.ve possible dates for aur.chiug a manned or unman . mi .1 spats *..*u ia Viuus. s.im G A C ..F I N A N C E Shop For Christmas F. F. F in >efl V lit Ii Ileal F s la le . u -e lh.- I'ltOV I N --1 V V I *»'• 1 1 1 Mclh.nl -ince 1911 • II V N - li l t O M .I i NATION VI Itl M tv A V IT T ID N it ) L'stniaci m. at s*ue Ortaado Office G V t- t v ; t . l all 4 OI L in I 1 DAILY CROSSWORD ACRO&S DO W N 1. Pan. for cat • . Disclose 1 11. Roman magistral* J. Fasten 1?. BimtUr B- Cattish peer 14. borrow J3. Coat. B. Replies Korean 20. Withered ivar.) 27. T'tac* 2 F DiapattAtB 30. H rd ef prey tlon mark J i Coir.pas* point 2S.OJJ 2 L lJk« 3 L Bhtnt* a r t anaar S3- Veel.ng d •atomalu » niant S i ‘ ----- acroM tho i u ' roaftiet laateedar a Atsese 24 Country' 35. Ttobaix cojv of A tru e 37. Poker 3d. Hint •taka tioo« T“ Truman 43. Corrode 41. Half im s T • T- ~ •1 — a 7 rr ~ *7. D rtv St. Affix 30. B.immcsed 3t. Lash 34. Mr*. 33-lo a fs * . 3S.C *auai»4 34. Newts tempi* xtnvmjf r*dj» yr. s/ rr •1 7" rr ■ N o l'/)| ef ttl B. Ft tee* W t Ubbr.) i etude 37. Period T.TogeUar A T aar 21 INmctut- T Hub I'vl f*- II Shrop. aoirw A Salts:ted lLDoctrino l i Cowboy, • rU . Bamkrium ’“.H Wjy HN n o S 2 2 .1 A 1. Darlings i. Notion V|t»M)A> . I :.10 I*. VI.. 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P l t l ' l l f I *H V illlN in a g f u a ln g . cvpanjm g are*, close In the huge Sebastian Highlands eatera , , an I housing dess-lnpmenl. on the a o . i veavllt irave'ed \ . > . l-iane l l i t h a a s I, end in one of it-e mini saluahle sections of the 4'ils of ->ehaslien ('ropert. is currentls im • piovrd a i|h I bu ild in g. • an airtondilion.J cottage uldily building • and a lorm er cil* liar and p a .sa g e store, the F R O M LG I 4)N I N D IA N K tvi.R mas ne pure based as l a o separate Ji*' tots, or a i l h entire preperts I'nme toinmerctal Prssperls in Vrc* tit Vclidlv 1 ! 3 4 . — Herod* 31 Hugged mountain creal 37 Jawrish moivin 52. DlxtvliCOl p e rv n 4t. Mis* Du s m 4JL Uuy u t J •eft 4L Attar, vintner U %n tT □ ■ ■■ ■ y/ 14 j — ,r fL 4* □ U LJu U □ □ □ □ □ awaata 45. 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N e w S m v r n j , J a n . 7 10 .om p letele furnished units, eitcondmorsd otfice and u n l i t ) . \ I S 4 ) * 2* l t ) l > . behind Motel, each lot large — lit \ w u \ r \ n c m i d : : l l l I L K v O M tN l. \ l v VIONa l o t s , t le a t a a t e r Wed l M I' M tier. le. T S — Hradmton t'vurs. I l* P M Pee. IT — —t t e a m s t e r Wed t te C 'I l>ec >4— ion. Hom e and B e a m >hop tad ervoa nt. __ I*. XI. Jan 4 — Home la d Ikcome 1 n r St Jan. *. m \: w : N jr*oss it Ri* >t»v f* A.rg ta.n (*omgjnc tvt.ee OS '4 I ' l k i r -X x - * « l» -) 't oarm S F L O R ID A P O W E R 4 L IG H T C O . i * *' f �' J H fk ffhf O a n fn rh S rralh M en. P e c . 14. 1 P 3 9 — P a p e 7^ /v 7 > ^ r - v ' T Herter Seeks To A v e rt Showdown •• .*a , J Reds Cocky Over Sub Fleet £ 5 w '' LONDON (LTD — Ru«.«ln apparently believes its un» matched submarine force could cut the Atlantic lifeline be­ tween Britain and the United States in any new war. it waa PARIS f I T l ' — S e c r r a r v of family spat could m ar the forth- • France, deeply hurt. let it be Staff Christian Herter a'-uerd comma YVeMern summit meeting understood she took a "grave NATO today tha* American de- starting here nc\! week. Some view" of the charges President Jen*? r. S. officials had a used \-nerICurope a* prc'crr v'rcnr.i a*, i'» 11 N \T n \::lf < (if f.it'mi Charles Dellaulle flew hack to icast until the end of r>31 behind ;n s.ippnrtmg '.he alliance Paris today fiom a meeting of The tvattle began when (ien. French community nations in But he a id Cmlerserretary f* Douaias tcid Franc* an! Nathan F. Twining, cha.rman of Africa and was expected to Join the other \llic* the t ’nited <■atc« l.he T. >. Joint Chiefs id Staff, told in the fracas. expect* them to start --.-.nr a secret meeting of NATO mtli-’ Herter scheduled meeting* totheir fair share of the We*1*™ tarv rhief* Thursdav that some day with British Foreign secre­ defence burden. according to in nations. notably France, were tary Selwyn Lloyd and other weakening 'b r alliance b failing NATO leaders on the eve of the formed sources. meet their military commit­ annua! meeting of NATO foreign llertcr was moving in on a ma­ to ministers which start* Tuesday. ments. jor N\TO *tj:iabb!e brfere t'.i* Shop For Christmas At The New reported today. The 1BG0 edition of Jane’s Fighting Ships, the standard naval reference, says the Russians seem to be confident they :sn prevent the Anglo-American navies from gaining control of the vita! wp*.e»v«tyr Kurope and Avs. - It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ada Ike's African Tour May Force Khrushchev To Visit Area Soon n r r i m . n ilu som t PI Foreign F.ditnr Expect Russia's Khrushchev to pay a visit to Africa next year, perhaps even before an Fast West summit meeting President Livenbower s tour of uncommitted Asi­ an nation* is making a real im­ pact on the Communist world. Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is going tn Africa in January. Khrushchev is likely to try to counter these allied moves He already ha* been invit'd to l.uinea and may* stop over in l.i beria for the presidential inaugu­ ration there. Western diplomats believe Bed ATTENTION, China is jealous of Ru**ia's -.epped ujf aid to needy countries outside the Communist bloc. The ^ iv ie t Union lias contributed sub Manually to the Peiping economy over Hie p an few years but the hungry giant wants more. Accord mg to the reports. Red China i* particularly upset at the money Hustia is p turing into the l mted \rah Republic to help build the Aswam high dam. To all appear anccs. the Russians are ignoring Peiping's gripes. The Western summit meeting in Paris next week may be some­ what of a flop. Because of mabil tty to agree on joint policy at lower levels, allied preparations have broken down All that's tow expected to be decided iv a dale, place and tentative agenda for the eventual summit meeting with the Russians. There definitely will have in be a subsequent Western get together at the top level lo iron out a united polic' brf ire the meeting with Khrushchev At least one high official in thr Nationalist Chinese government iin favor «f American newsmen going to Red China Tills marks a drastic switch since the Fornui sa regime has been strongly op posed to such a move on the grounds it might he the first step toward diplomatic recognition But this high offieial tccls that American newsmen in Peiping might make Americans in gciirr al more aware of the oppressive nature of the Peiping Regime and thus more sympathetic tn Chung Kai-shek. THK (IOUDYKAU SKRVU K STOIIK nmv heinjr completed in A b o u t ready for Ihimiicm. The (loodycar store a t First St. and Laurel Avc. has been tcceivitiK merchandise front the Dark Avo. store for the past week, general manajror \ \ \ !>. F.llerbe said yesterday. The jrrand openittjr will tie in Jan­ u a r y . |’he 7.000 st|Uare foot store has a paikinjr lot of ei|tial size. The Dark Ave. store will lie lorn slown to make wav for Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Dank tellers' booths. HOl.LVWOOn I L T D — Case | were going in make a screen test history of the downfall of a movie of l K ai the studio*, to I rigged it lo appear opposite her It waslow n bachelor. n t a siu c c'ilo l test, and both of Subject Barry Coe. us v«ere glad Age 25 *>i’ 29. 1939 "T rird to get up Profession- actor, under eon m ira g e to propn e." tract to 20th tenturv Fox Del .lu. 1939. Alter two nights June 20. 1039; "I like being a bachelor, dating different girl*." . of fancy dinners and walks on lie *a;,l in an interview ' Any the bearli 1 finally blurted it nut i it 11riot a m m i : man * a fool to think of getting \t»TKE w h#t . if \ r n !».«• ? married before the age of JO. 1 II m»m •■M g! 11• ■I <•» l»i|s!nr«» »• Frrn .lay -ingle for another five or • • fii*l • • V I I• fit# f .4 it A|*l »* n* ten years." «,f | ”n..r» .ATl•1 Mil* I | ' iT#fn| Is Julv 29. 1939: "I had to go to ir<i*’sr wi i * sina* *» it »•••• s i*t n a luncheon at Fox lor me vii" i ' *1*• • nitfifd^ l n;vrr«e contestants." he said. • flair .1* '•! .i ■•fil«r<» « i i ' A l W A Y J . M R ST . Q U • • i * * r • ■I '.it near the rcprc'entativc* Nan s S ' a* n ■ ,dr- • from Denmark anil Sweden They Itt.o * K|i»rM« M r u 'M were really beautiful." > 5 !».»!!.»• It.iL #r Jill)- 29. 1939 Cor took both I'llMl* i l»' * T. 11. Z' :* r girl-. Jo r u m Kristiansen Mien in i i i i ; i i im i ii i t»i n r n r i mi it ark' a n t Marie Louise F.kvtrom m \ i it .ii n o i \ t . t im i i i . i\ ANII lllfl %| MIMII I*. (III N H , .Sweden-. to dinner and a night i i m in i a club IN I II %Nf I '.It % NO. I01BI July .in. 1939 Coe breakfasted OltA i . i : k HILL, .vd't girls at their hole! "Tliev r:»iKU” . •\ S • invited me as a Joke, but I took E D W A R D III!.! Ithein seriously. Both of 'em were I >#f#ml«nl. pretty sore when I showed tip at Mil If r. Tit (ITl*. Ml STATE • • F i .* *nIDA T« A n'clmk in the morning King-.I II 11 Aug. 4. VJ39 "Bv this time I'd 71 North t » f 'fsi derulrd that Jorunn was a very Cotumbu* i»hi.» nire girl aed that I should dale Ton *f •• • nMlflH that • ’ ’’.l of «out|*1ii fu r ilttror * ha« | her inure uf;,-ii. She spoke more fit# I ii|g>iisi vnij. iiful >.hi Kngiisli than Marie Louise " nr* r#«julrM lo «*r\# .* s*..pv r.' 1 BAtNUntDRR. ti.v (DPI) Sept 11. 1939 most of the 1 srmAk## nr pl*mliM»5 »o • t> i —N.ivy frngmrn prnlied the swirl <■' » •n*|*l * Nth# t'Utnt If f • ' ’ waters of the Flint River t-> competition lin t dropped nut. anil I*.i il • I's-rUitt* *•? Wot ing >imh Hlfrrt. t irlniid'i. Klort*l.i. idhI day for the bulies of four vie Jorunn was restricting her ilotr> (Inti of a hunting scclilent lh.it to me " III • .( • ItllC lo III# oft is*# n? *•<•* « lr- ••* claimed »ix lives. Si pi 22. 13.>3 ' I darted c:i ' m ; her t'L - pronounced You Rescuers recovered bodies of \t nil*) Pri'dinh'- ?* |f %•■a fa 1 |o sin J«ii|(int#ni I v sis-fault two children brf.irr darkness r r — a «nrt of Norwegian mek forced suspension of the search name I thought it v<as kin la - *1' i»a• i# I tn iii# *• ” •«? com* Sunday night. cute " »•>* ’ (lc! 13. 19.39 'T h e r e w.unt \ d r a g - l i n e f o r c e o f 1? Ih u '.s i"»\i \ \i> • at;i*r i:* ;» »t s«n* f *i. >• m m> •* ' i •y, Klorhl i found t h e tvyo f i n a l l b o d i e s j n m e any use in keeping my el l plume *... « ' *1 • V # iiiher. 1’*• A five h o u r s a f t e r an o v e r l o a d d number' around '> I threw away (»«•> i \f liAti't.al m n t o rh o .il c a p s i / e d . s p i l i n g it* my little ’slack he-ik * •*•r • | Del. go pj33 I in .<r<l !t.i • r - . r n o r e i i p a n t i in to t h e w a t r r . . . VlhUn I .si: v.i Paul • I*# •W « *ii ,* He«; ,<*(, ii ?»tr#a : Legal Notice P A • 1**i*1«|.« Mall. ’* P en • Inspection • Overhaul JE T -GAS T U R B IN E AND TURBO-PROP EN G IN ES TRAINED MEN MAY EARN AS MUCH AS (O R M O R E) Dept SAVE CASES ALITY! *13 5 wk. F-tt, 49-1245International A irp a rk ' I Mumi II. Florida Name ............ A f t ...-— I .. ........ ................ Sheet .... .. . .... State .............. * City .... . ... I I’hone .................... Hr. a t Horn# | Use coupon or indicata information ia a . letter. Jet e n n e y s P*r | IMVF.RSAI. JET ENGINE TRAINING * No need tn quit your present jnh till you are trained tn advance with — ’will you marry meV I asked. She said she would have to give it some thought " Nov I. 1939 ' VArote to DE’s parents in Norway, asking permis­ sion to marry thrir daughter. They weren't so sure aliout let ting her marry an actor. So I promised them w-e would go to Norway and talk it o v e r " ON SHEETS AND PILLOWS ’*• if»v< / 'T » . •5»-A.V P E N N E Y ’S FAMOUS M- NATION WIDE .i'.V Frogmen Probe For Missing Four i »i ianil**, • A rm 17 to 45, You C*n Tr*ln For Mninlennnre • Trouble Shoolinf ON Here’s One Bachelor That Changed His Mind MEN! MUSLIN r ------------ - - 1.89 81x108 ------------ - - 2.09 72 x 108 ------------- - - 1.89 CASES PAIR - - .98 81x99 - - ALL PERFECT QUALITY * SAVE NOW n eys SAVE! A Miniature Solar System SHREDDED LATEX FOAM RU BBER IN ACTION! PILLOW S 2.98 PAIR SPECIAL VALUE — ODORLESS TOP QUALITY AT THIS LOW PRICE For YOUR Y oungster-the NEW NOVALLKRUIC - LONU WEARING PLAN-IT SO Such fun to sa ve w ith — and in stru ctive, too. Coins (up to h a lf-d o lla rj) don't m e re ly drop in; they if a y in slot till released b y spinaround actio n , then d isapp ear into the plated golden sun. PLAN-IT V/hile l u p p f y lash is rugged a ll-m eta l, and B -1 -0 -9 inches ° " ,¥ a c r o s s , d ig h ig h . Come in for yours (a l ■ each less than our cost) (ar*rj t # y >\ included) without d e la y! v. - 4 - ^ . - S T•3-A sTs E BANK w rono - (I * T» 4 ,y * ' s r.'.-X ; - . 1: It's a slimmintr. trimming tlros.vup rJreax w ith its ja rk e t o f f It'.s a b u sin e ss.like bolero costume in p a rtn e rsh ip ! Viscose rayo n and O rio n 4 n rry c lic treated t<* n newly important tweedy texture. Rlne, erv-v or liejpe. .Sizes l l ' j to ‘J I ' ; . FLORIDA bgurenee Corn jlH COZY WARM COLORFUL PLAID $189 M im Ma. federof SOFT - 12 S. -•t 95 BLANKETS 5.00 THEY’RE FINE AM) WARM MADE OF RAYON AND ORLON WONDERFUL GIFT BUYS IN RED - BROWN *GREEN - PEACOCK | l | * 1 I �V’ • ■< k- IF.* 7 STf-y, T r. , ■ J Jk . i• S-Nm-Ptf HjtN* rfHf. M «> end* *V 7 ^ j ■- 1f 1~ ) ,./l\ - w ~mm^ mrk Quotable Quotes lar with a t u m . Jeha Ogdaa MM sy a a a fer fttaiamoyer. Id CaMaa rolled a SIT far Pbrnmst, Louie# Heeferd waa tape m the beaker's team with a.II?. Mania woods roiled the saaM aeries Mr 1. Edwards, aad isothsr Edwards fUysr. John Bert— ftUad a MX. BsUy Ctllaa thawed great Mm ia toppling the AT M split twice, aad also made the letter S-lt split. Tim Solly kkkad ever the 4-M, Fat Foster made the M il, Grace Newton picked ap tSd^TT-a, both Jeesd Carrathere and*;-. , Elmers scored on the-HO as did Gordon Sanart. aad M a Mackey toppled the HO. I te e Mem B. Edwards, and ft PI—craat won two semes ■ f —lead, in Mis week's play, I moM.fl— aarioa turned ia tech team. Howard Harrison Oviedo a CWt M T . ■**> t# « A to Y o r k — Former Presi­ dent Harry S. T-v-un, criticising (he unification o f Him e.nird fortes under the Joint Chiefs of Staff: ”lt'a a shotgun wedding that new Personals I —ATS o r FLORIDA, at at BOnennd-nU FLORIDA pro per . S t -owraits,"1TAXPAiKns, e m u — and o t h e r * hav- t t i o o n CLAISHJR1 ANT atOHT. TITLK OK l.STNRBRT Sr THE PROPERTY TO BK AFFECTED BT THE ISflCAKCE ET THE TOWN OP tONOWOOD. FLORIDA. OP STREET AND WATER 1MFHOVEMRXT BONDS HERElEAFTEE MORN FAnTICVLlAJU.Y DESCEtBED. OE TO BK AFPecTED IN ANT WAT Mitlke, P. A. Rowland, Howard THEREBY: Mf S t a t i e f F lo rid *. through tk* Moutlets, R. f. Robison, A. F. l e -A l t e r * * ? - e f th e Nlatk J e d l - Collum, Oliva Wall*, C. C. Priest, i Circuit *r sa id s u i t , and the w e t p eep ecty ow n ers, ta ipa y v r* , R. U. Hutchison, J. C. Davis, H. mm and e t h e r s - iiavtag er I. McCall, R. D. Priest and the • l a p a n y rla h t. t i ll * *r In* hostesses. wt tn property to k* effected Ike t u r n e r * k g the To w n at E w e e d . F H r t d e , , *» th e st r e e t moat s o n or Mar* p e r t k u l e r l r de*j M e S , e r I* ka a ffec ted In an y sear tkereky, a r o - h o t e k g required t e appea r kefor* th e (.’trru ll Court g tern Inet* County, riarld *. In th* — n th Judicial Circuit o f *uld m a t* ■A tk* C eu rtk eu M I s Sanford. FlorMe. on t h e Stk day e l January. U * . a l » U * o'clock A. M., and — OW e s u a e why th* prayer* o f th* K t t l o a f ile d In the above proceed■ fg oheuta n e t he granted. and S | S tr eet and W a ter ln ip r o r .iti.n l K i d s therein described and tk* B # s e e d i n g * heretofore bed a u th o r. ■ I I t h e Issu ance thereof valid*:m s a d co nfirm ed , said Ronds be* f i g date d S ep tem b er I. i s i » bearm i l e l N t i t a t t h a rate er ratsa f l i t e s e s e d l n a f i v e per seniu m ■ % ) per e e n a m , a g y i b l s emitfita a lly on •a p t amber t en d ■ a r e s t e f each s t a r . a s « r » p * l l n x t i e prtnHpnl am o un t e f It*.***. •>*I— In th e den omination nr l l.e e e eneh. and m a tu rin g aerially In an— e l loatoJInuute In Ihe year* g l e t e ISIS, Inclualv*. a more gpwiplet* deecrlpllon o f la id S l r t t l M t f i i t r Improvem en t Bonile hefig rentalned i n t h e patttfon here* Legal Notice Ml*. l a r*i Natal* ml LEWIS CALVIN HENDKRJMtX Deceaeed To All Credltne* s a d C r n e e i Mar* l a g Claim* e g Dem aad* A g a la et Bald B e ta ta i Ton end ea ch o f yo u era haraby n ollfltd en d reoutrad to presen t In duplicate a n y claim* and dem ands which you, o r either o f you, may hav# a s a l n a t t h e eclat* e f I.KWIB CALVIN IIK.VOKIIMOX. derr sse d, Is le of said Cou nty, In the County Judge o f Hrmlnnl* County, rierlda, a t hi* e f f l r * In Ihe court b o u ts e f la id C o unty a t ILnfnrd. Florida, w it h in eigh t relen der m oeilia from Ihe l im e of th* fire! pnbllentlen e f thle nolle*. Each rlslm nr demand shell be In wrlllnp, and . h a l l s t a l e t h . pier* nf reeldrnr* en d poet nfflr* eddr.ee ■if the claim ant, nnd eh all he sworn l e hy ih e cla im a nt, a g e n t , a t to r ­ ney, and any such claim or d e ­ mand not *<« file d ehpIL he fold. Rerih* l l e n d t r f a n A* ad m in istr a trix e f Ihk t s k i u t s I * i b da y o f Decamber, / * / TOt.IK A. Wlf.l.tAMd. Jr. J * 4 g * e f the Clrrult f o u n t of U * Ninth Judicial Clrrult nr SHarlde, ln s a d fer Sem inole County. flnrdnn V. Frederick A t l o m a y for Kale!* nf L e u la Calvin lU a d ereo it t e t - l u t North I'ark Ave P. O. Hue US* Hanford, Florida Ice Benefit Dorcas Class a tinv .' l a s a n H o r LO.YUWOUD, KI/mlUA TMB STATE Or AND Tire sEvenor. RANCHO SANTA PE. Calif. — Victor Mature'* now wife, Adrione, mating that she and Matura were married in Mesice because of confusion about the legality of their earlier wedding in,Italy: “If thare Is anything Vie hates K is confusion. So w* decided to go out and do It all over again.’’ 01*E OF THE GROUPS of the Seminole High School Choraliers, that will be heard in special numbers a t the annual concert Wednesday night ia the T r i p l t Trio.* They are, left to right, Joyce Weinman, Phyllis McDaniel, Suxanne Jones, Linda Barley, Betsy Williams, Bonnie Staffer, Annette Yates, Lynda Humphrey and Cindy May. (Staff Photo) Logdl Notice MERE t'nMN Frees International NEW DELHI—President Eitrnliowar, speaking to Indian Prima Minister Jawiharlal Nehru just before leaving for Iran: "Frankly. 1 have learned a little more hero than I hava In any ether country.’* BY MARIAN R. JONES Word has been recalved hare ef the serious Injury suffered by little Kaya Muse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Must. Bella Glade, when ahe was run over during the past week-end. She Is in a nearby hospital in critical condition. Mr. and Mra. Mum live at IKE N. W. ltth St.. Bella Glade, Fla. Mra. Willis Slone attended the luncheon and butineis meeting nf tho Pioneer Workers ef Amerles of Southern Boll Telephone Co. at tho Driftwod Cafeteria in Orlando, Tuesday. Mrs. J. N. Thompson, who hi* been with her nephew and niece at Si. Augustine, Fla., la expacted home this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brookshire plan to drive lo Atlanta, Ga., to sea the Georgia-Tech, Ttorth Caro­ lina State baiketball game, Satur­ day night. Thair son. Jimmie, will accompany them home, Sunday. Mn. A. H. Ray Jr., Is reported to b# recuperating satisfactorily following surgery at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Har room number is 405. The Home Demonstration Club of Oviedo will have their Christmas party and meeting on Friday, Dec. II at the horn* of Mrs. W. W. Deilrich. Members will have a carry-ln dinner and exchange gifts. The Oviedo Canasta Club Is plan­ ning their Christmas party for Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. James Wilson on Lake Charm. Archer Return! NEW YORK (UPI) - Writerweight Jimmy Archer of New Yuik return* U (be ring tonight after an U-month absence ter a 10-round fight with New Yorker Bobby Bartels at the Academy of Legal Notice Holds Supper The Dorcai Sunday School claw of tite Central Baptist Church met for their annual Christmas supper In the Church dining room. A turkey supper with all the trimmings was serv­ ed buffet style to class members, their guests and families. Th* room wa* decorated in a Chiistmas theme, including poinsettias, a brightly lighted tree and red and green floral center­ piece* surrounding candles in the crater of each white covered table. Gifts were exchanged by memners and in appreciation of her faithful Mrvice as teacher of the class, members presented Mrs. J. R. Weaver with a sliver brace­ let and matching earring set. She has missed only one Sunday this year. More than SO people attended and enjoyed the meeting. COLD SPRING HARBOR, L. I. (UPI) — Nancy and Ronnie Ludinglon. the U.S. pair figure skat­ ing champions, will appear on the program at the Ice benefit for the Nassau and Suffolk County chap­ ters of the Multiple Sclerosis So­ ciety at the Huntington Country Club, Jan. 2. NEW TORE—Paul fliplc, acientitle adviser to tho U. 8. Army Research Office and a former Boy Scout who ha* spent sia years on Antarctica, discussing the new edition of the “ Boy Scout Hand­ book" t “In effect, it Is a sort of boy’s hlble. It has on* advantage ever the Bible: It ran be revised.” Yolk* C. Ballinger, a Sanford resides! for the pest I t r u n died •uddenly at his W. First St. baste at 1:30 this morning. Mr. Beftlifrr, 59 years old. -vs* bora tn Statesville. N. C. He worked at the Sanford Naval Air Station as aa automotive inspector and. was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Surviving are bis wife. Mrs. Dorothy Bollinger of Sanford; North Adda Three MIAMI. Fla. (UP!) - Halfback Mark Johns*.wv *'*kl* Dewitt Hoopea and guard Pete Arena, all of Northwestern, have beta added to the North squad far the Poe. M North-South Shrias football classic in tho Orange Road. has children. Jimmy W. fo lhager ad Orlando, Mrs. Detty Ramsey ef Rochester. N. Y.t bra brother*. Homer Bellinger ef Coacerd. N. C. and Macon Bollinger of Statesvillo. N.. C.; a sistar, Mr*. Clyde Brown of SulasvUlo, N. C.; and aoveral aiecoa and noyhows. Funeral aorvitoa will bo at I y. m. tomorrow at the Briaaaa Fan* oral Home with Rev. Jack L. Stewart ef the Geneva Beytfst Church officiating. Serial wiS he in Oaklawn Mamortai Park.____ Shop For Christmas C <% U ‘t i / l • * government pert, d ia New Ysrfcl in s. Give e Gift That GROWS . . A share Ir Amarks a M estry grew a aad ear­ th* SECURITY A 8SOC1ATE8. Cerdas J. Tel, Mgr. DM—t Wire Te Stneeve A Ca, VA X-T9N Mew Tsrt Stack Bek. Legal Notice In th* C a n rt ml th e l e n n t y Ju d se. nem lest* t m ea ly . Flarlda, la Pro­ bate. In ret t'.elete ml JOHN H. HAXHdTKIt. JR. Dereaee.l T a 411 Credllltera aad Peeen e* l l a t . Ion Claim* nr D em ead e Vealaet * *ald Sfotater Yuu an d ea ch u f you aro hereby notified a n d required tn prteenl an y rlalnia and drtnilnda whlrh yuu nr either o f yo u. m a t h a v e again* the rela te .if J UIIN II HANUHTEIL J r . tlece.taml. latr uf . a i d Cutitit) tn th* C o u n t y J u d g e e f Memlnul* County, F lo r id a , at hie of fice in Ihe court hnus* nf eabl County at Hanford. F la r ld a , within eig h t c a l ­ en der m onth * front tht tim e o f (he (tret p o b lir a iiu o uf lliie o u l o e . Math claim or datnaml ehall he In writing, a n d ehall a la le the place nf reeldcnre and poat o f f l . a a.ldreee o f lha t la ln ta n l. and ehall he .w orn to hy th* cla im a n t , hla ag en t, nr altnrney. a n d a n y sin h claim or demand no t *o tiled ehall he told. / • / IIIANP. VIIIKANT HANOHTKII Aa ad in ln lelra trl* e f Ih* Kelat* of J O llN II. MAMJMTKIt. J It. N W T irtl UK N H H U l . l T I U k t X t t S . n T H E U N I T IT c o t NT OF THU iv ii t v n t * t * l m * i * a r p n T .i t * d». •*•»•! v iv r s i j i tiit'i *t. t i n t t t r . tv N O tllW A tr AND F«H IKHIMII.K I III m , OILMAN a n d McDO.VNKI.I. TO WHOM IT MAT fO X C EItN l Attorn eys at Law Notice It hereby g iv e n that Ihe Ft.nniii*. I’. O. Ilox SIS County I'n m m l H l n n i r i of Seminole tv t i t * v rr.itv no. tea** VI Inter I'ark, Florida County a t Its r t g u l a r m eetin g held LOIft BflTANT. Plaintiff, on the $ day uf l i r n m b e r , A. I>. —IA ELBE WILLIAMS, -Vl*'T Defendant. IS4S. at tha County Court llou** W ALTER BRYANT, JR.. In Hanford. Florida, pursuan t Id 4 ttertess tw apfkan Defendan t. ! I Pa llllo n and Nolle* h t r t l o f n r * g i v ­ ATE o r STLORIDA TOi VOTIt'N TO VPPF.4N en, paeted and adopted a l U i o l u AR L ES WILLIAMS HTATF. HP FI-O ltlDA TOi lloa rinsing, v x a i l n g , rennuitrlng — drees aa d Residenc e • nd d lK l a im l n g a a y and all right W a ller llr y e n i. Jr.. — known nf Semlnnla County and th* puhlle Rot l i t — Marlon A v en u e j T i s are haraby n otified that * lloaen hayn. N ew J eree y — 1 e f co m p la in t for dlvnrro ha* In en d lo the f o llo w in g lloadwey TOP ARK IIKItKRT NOTIFIKD So** filed a g a la e t you, and you a* dallnrated upon Ihe follow ing that a loll o f co in p leln t for dl- t « required t* eerve * ropy of Map and Plata r t i n r d t d In S em i­ vort* h** been filed *g4ln*t you. Jper a n s w e r er p lead in g in tli* hill nole County, Florida, and iiior* and you a t * r*.|ulr*d tn e e r i e a , S | complaint nn th* IV alntlfr* a t- particularly dew rlb ed a* follow*: • opy nf y o u r a n s w e r nr pleading T h a i rerla in portion nf pllver M r a e y P a u l C. Perkin*. *17 M a tt In m . I If XI K K l i \ l l to the hill nf com p la in t on th* 1 l.ak* Drive running N ort her­ South Str eet. Orlando. Florida nod P la i n t i f f * a t to r n e y Paul C Perly from n ilver l ^ k * . a d u ­ *ot ron l m i i . i ' | i - t i 01* th* orig in a l A n sw er or Pleadkina. 417 IV *»t Mouth Mlr«*l Or- j rance nf :*1 feet more or t a g In th* e f fl c * o f Ihe Clerk at I i. . w .. . <i ■•-. it., i . . Undo, Florida, en d file the er lg l- | lea*, l a a line a tten d in g JR* Kirov It Court an nr before n*l t n * w * r or p lea d in g In the o f ­ ^llu| Nix \ I I W **t Iroin viva North lot line ■ o n l a y , J a n u a ry IS. IVen. If you fice nf the CU rk o f the Circuit nf foil SI, Hln. k It, nf Cry­ m i l t* do so Judgmen t by d*fault i Ibisi*i l l t m i Court on or b ef ore M o n d e), Desta l l-ark, accord ing I* th* Will he t e h e e t g a l n e t you for th* centner SI. III*. If you fell In tl > Plat inareot a t recorded la ep ltet demanded In Ihe bill e f Judgment hy d e f a u lt w ill be 1 P la t Unuk J. Page *1, I'uhllo Complaint. ta kea a s a l n t t you for th* relief , l lrii.n l* of Htinmol* Cuuniy. ' DONE AND O R D E R E D at gaitdemanded In th* hill o f complaint. Florida: said Cryalal Park Sped, Sem inole County, Florida, this DO.NR a n d . ORDKItK D at Man. b*ing 1-ov 1 In Lym a n Ph*lp* kOtk da y o f Dctmbor, ISIS. ford. Memlnola Cu u n iy, Florida, Estate. T David M. Hat. hat Ry the Hoard nf County Com- Ihl* Sett* da y o f Novamhar, ISIS. a Clark nf the Clrrult Court David M. tla tch el mlMlnnert of F tm ln o l* County, i h u S y : Martha T. Vlhlen, DC CUrk e f the I'Irrult Court 4 day ef Dece mber, A. D. 1S4S. iUt P. P trh ln e Hy M a rth t T. Vlhlen. DC. (SEAL) T W es t South Straet 1 hoard of cou vrr COM- lACAl.t Orlando. Florid a Paul r . p a tk lu * MIHSIONKIU A tto rn ey for P te ln tlff 417 Wee* Meath S t r a t i Hyi D * v l4 M. a a t c h d Kabllah Dee. 14. I t . SS * Jan. 4 Orlando, F lo r id a CUrk (SE AL) Attorn ey for P la i n t i f f S SKATE CI TY , •I ,| » FracUee ALL your —If attain it HOME! C V il v M ' f '• 1*4 I 14 l \ ' * Improve I Hi A i 0 i 60LF 6AME NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:41 •s-t* FEAT URL: l : U . I : XT 1 :4 0 .7 :4 2 • ti 4 f your ol DONY LOT BAD WRATH ER RUIN TOUR GAME! GOT JIMMY DFeMARRTR GOLF-TO-MUBIC LKM80NR! Th* first published leseons by on* of th* world's gr*st**t golfers! CUT STROkKR OFF YOUR GAME . . . . end pr sc lire indoors or outdoor* st home with thin instructional k*l H include* TEN 44-RPM RECORDINGS OF JIMMY HIMSLU. . . . RIGHT 4-PAGE LESSONS BROCHURES IN COLOR with ever 200 step-action photo* of Jimmy . , . PI.L'S THE REVOLU. TIONARY “CHAT WITH JIMMY DEMARET” booklet! The next bong thing te per *0—1 last rnrt lew by S1 9 95 an* of l i t grestoot ef all gelf pr— . JIMMY DRe a ch MARBTt IDEAL FOB RflHINRlH OR PERSONAL GIFTS! Seed chock er money order te Dept. NP-ltO r. O. Box 5151 Autlia, Texes Shipments mad# day order received. G O L F , Inc. can be found in HOME! SANFORD INC. �V Mon. Dee. 14, 1959—Pag* 9 • ft M trV WmT* It'll Be Battle Of Quarterbacks' When Colts, Giants Mix For litte C o vm q Jb o n ^j? Covers Sports By JERRY COVINGTON The Semlnolcs h it the road tomorrow night for their firat real teat of the new . season. They jumped to a quick 68-35 vic­ tory last Tuesday night over Lyman and when they come up agalnat DeLand tomorrow it probably will be a different story. . Elsewhere in basketball McRobcrts Tire Supply of the city league polished off two of the top contenders for the No. 1 spot and look like the team to beat this season. However, the league is very fast and there is still a long way to go. Most of the members of the McRofeerts squad are local boys. Joe Rogers la manager this season and some of the others on the squad are Buck Metts, Bill Proctor, Frank Stafford, and Bubba Hittell. Mac, how does it feel to have a winner a fte r being with the Greyhounds all sum­ m er? v It look* as though the Stetson High H atters could be off to one of their finest years! Saturday night in DeLand the Hat­ te rs played nip and tuck w ith Murray State of Kentucky and then finally’ pulled away in the last few minutes b y a -.vx point margin. The Hatters hssd little trouble in overcoming the Rollins Tars Thursday in Winter.Park. Generally, Murray State is rated as one of the outstanding small colleges in the country so the victory by the H atters was an important one. Those of you who enjoy basketball be sure to follow the Hatters this season and you'll see the game played a t its best. W elter Champion Jordan Adult Cage Loop Suffers Surprising K O NEW YORK (UPI)—Frederick Thompson's sensational fourthround non-title knockout ever champion Don Jordan at Buenos Alrci Saturday night, had the fol­ lowing repcrcuiiioni la the wel­ terweight world today: —Thompton, 32-yair-old cham­ pion of Argantiaa, demanded a ahot at Jordan'a 147-pound crown, and manager Tito Lectoure la ap­ pealing to our National Boxing Assn. to arrange the fight. —Jordan of Los Angelca, who Buffered hii firit kayo, aaya ht'a committed to a January defenia agalnat Carmen Baiillo and "naurally Thompson will have to wait for a while." —Baiilio, ex-welterweight and middleweight c h a m p i o n , an­ nounced at hie home In Chittenango, N.Y., "I'm going to fight again luitead of retiring," and said be would campaign for either the waller (147-pound) title or the middleweight (140-pound) crown, depending upon the bait offer. He denied he was remitted te s Jordan fightJordan, on a South American boxing tour, tangled wilb Pana­ ma-born Thorapion of Argentina before 30.000 in Lana Park at MOTOROLA Portable TV Buenos Alrts, Saturday night Thompson, a fleet-footed, in-andout eountarpuneber took com­ mend In the third round. He gave Den a severe baUerlag in that tesalon and knocked him out at 1:M of the fourth round. Sugar Ray Set For Tune-Up Bout BOSTON (UPI) - Aging Sugar Ray Robinson tries to shake off the rust of 20 months of inactiv­ ity tonight when he tunee up for a middleweight "title" bout by taking on Bob Young of Provl* (lenee. R. I., in a 10-rounder at tha Gardes. Robinson h an 't bean in a ring sine* be won the middleweight crows for the fifth time Mtreb 29, 1436, decisloolng Carmen Raailio at Chicago. Ilacs lima, the Nation Boilng Aaan. kss strip­ ped him of the title for filling te defend It. Miami Holds FIBC Lead MIAMI (UPI) -T h e Miami Hurrieines have wrepped up tha Florida Iatereellegiete Basketball lead until eftar Christmas haildays. Miami haa won three eooferenee games without e lees la remain In firet place in league etaudlngs. And conference play has beau suspended until Jsa. T. The only team giving Miami any competitiea is Stetson with iwe conference victories. Jacksonville ranks third with s M record, followed by Tampa (0-1) end Ratlins (t-l). Florid* Southern bee ant played sap con fereect garnet. Famed Cardinal Star Is Dead NewlueeiT-raicso roarasts nr . S M AIT. CONTACT, a POW Itf t * Power ebeaeie aeeuree loag of televieioo viewing. Grid Tub*. 4-Wafer Caecoda Tuner. Ma*ic-Mao4- Antenna : y., u voico1. * m- w a w ^ Speaker. An­ tique White < with Mocha cotar. Mode) 14P14. * -* 14 9 " Sanford Electric Co. its Magnolia Are. FA >>114) IULLIVAN. Me. (UPl>-"Bua»y Jim" Bottomley, 30, often celled the St. Louis Cardinals' greatest first btieman, was buried today. Masonic graveside aervieea were held for the lefthanded slugger and fancy Raiding diamond atar who died Friday in St. LouU while Christmas shopping with his wlfa. The vietlm of heart dlstase and antmla the last sevtrsl year*, he was found dtad behind the wheel sf hit automobile on a downtown hank parking let. Bottomley wrote his name Into the major league record book* on Sept. IS, 1114, when he drove In 12 runs in ■ single game with eix hits. The record still atsndi. Off To Fast The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment's sdult basketball season got off to • good start last week. Mon­ day, Robson's defeated the Go Devils M to 30. VAH-1 defeated Evass Roofing a to 10. MeRoberts Tire defeated Faust 44 to 22. On Wed. MeRoberts tire defeat­ ed Robson's 90 to 47. MeRoberts tiro defeatad Robson's 40 to 37, Faust defeated Walker Barber shop Si to IS, and ending the week’s play Dynatronles defeating Evan's roofing IT to 23. Tho players shoot­ ing the highest scores were Joe Rodgere. MeRoberts tires, 34 points, Frank Swafford. MeRoberts, 31 points, Slick Harris, Go Devils, gSjMlnta. This week’s games played at Remlnoi* High School gym each Mooday, Wednesday, and Thursday evening are—Monday, Dynatromcs va. National Guard, Faust vs. Evans and third game, Walker ve. Go Devils. Wednesday's Dynatronles vs. MeRoberts Tirr, Go Devils vs. VAH-I, Faust* vs. National Guard. ThursdayGausts vs. VAll1. Walker vs. MeRoberts Tire, Go Dovila vs. Evans Roofing. Handings through Dec. loth are: Won Lost MeRoberts Tire a VAH-1 3 Dynatronlca 3 Fausts 1 Robson's 1 National Guard • Go Devils 0 Walker Barber Shop • Evan's Roofing • Yanks Win NEW YORK (U PI)-The Amer­ ican Soccsr League All-Stan de­ tested the touring Austria Footkali Club of Vienna, 4-1, Sunday In aahlbitlon match before 3,000 fans it Gaelic Park. Review 17oiled Press IntoratUsnel Saturday SEBRING, Fla. — Jack Brab­ ham of Australia finished fourth behind victorious Bruce McLaren of New Zealand in the first Grand Prlx of tha United State* but still won the 1099 world driving cham­ pionship. NEW YORK - Alex Olmedo and Beverly Baker Fleltt headed the 1999 singles rankings announ­ ced by the U. S. Lawn Tennis Assn. PAUL SUTHERLAND'S Guttersnipe, who finishes with n terrific rush, is one of the greyhounds seeking a spot in Saturday night’s Inaugural Handicap at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club. He finished fourth in thnt speed classic just a year ago. Heavy Schooling Session Slated At Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Inaugural aspiranli are also The busiest schooling session lo data will send 240 greyhounds to plentiful In tonight's 14th rare the post in 39 pre-ioaion races at They art O. B.'s Mortgage, 0. the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club B.'s Amalrlc, Revolt's Mary, Dap. tonight, atartiog at 7:10. Just two pies and Dependable Rock. Re­ more nighla of schooling remsin for volt's Mary woo the Ebro Derby the track will be dark Thursday and Friday nights as final pre­ whit* Dependable Rock took top parations sra mad* for Saturday honors in the <2900 Colorado Springs Puppy Stskc. night's opening. In the roster tonight are the names of mora than a dozen grey­ Holiday Bowl hounds seeking spots in the open­ ing night spcea classic, the Inaug­ Teams Arrive ural Handicap. In the third race ST. PETERSBURG (U PD -Tao sra five of these top performers, namely Fish Rock. John Ring. Crt of the nation's lop small college Tears, Ed's Blurlace and Gutter­ teams were to arrive today for tha third annual Holiday Bowl snipe. In her first schooling start Ed's football gama Dee. 19. Lenoir Rhyne, ranked No, 1 Bluelaca caught tha aye of Rac­ ing Sacrclary R. C. "Pltay" Wil­ by the National Association of liamson whin ah* loomed lo vic­ Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), tory in a Milling 3131 seconds, will meet Texas A 4 I, ro-ctumthe fastast clocking turned in by pions of the Line Star Confrrencc, any greyhound during the first in the annual battle to determine five schooling nights. In her se­ the official U. S. small college cond start shs ran aaeond. A vic­ championship. The nationally televised (CBS) tory tonight would probably boost her right Into the Inaugural line­ gam* will begin at 12:30 p. in at AI Lang Held. up. In tha same contest Bluelare will find a formidablt opponent In Keith Dllton'i veteran trophy col­ Shop For Christmas lector, Cri Tears, who ran second At The New In Ihrsa Darbies during the past year. . .___________ ________ I Japan's 1930 rica crop has been animated at 12.1 million metric tons, one per cent above la s t; year'* production but two per cent below the 1493 record. ^7 *aw rix 214 K. 1st IN TH E PUBLIC INTEREST Civitan & W.T.R.R. To Aid Seminole County Mentalty Retarded. Wednesday - Dec. 16th D og Racing MAKING PLANS FOR CIVITAN CAKE SALE ARE LEFT TO RIGHT, BOB BRI8S0N. M1CKIE RECK, DON HOWE AND MIKE RECK. Season Opens Saturday Night n 11 Races 8:10 P. II. • First Matinen, Dot. IS Free Schooling Tonight 7:30 Order Your “Holiday Gift" on Wednesday By Telephoning Your Request To W.T.R.R. - FA irfax 2-8511. A Civitan Member Will Deliver A Claxton Fruit Cake To Your Home. Fruit Cakes Available $1.00 P e r Pound In Following Sizes— 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 Pound Packages On Thursday Evening, December 17th, a t 7 P. M., Civitan Mem­ bers Will Conduct A Door-To-Door Campaign For This W orth­ while P ro je c t Please be generous in your support! Claxton Fruit Cakeo . . . . A Holiday Gift That Not Only IS Good, But DOES Gond, Too I LOCATED 6 Miles Smith ef Baaferd on Highway 17-01 (Courtesy Of Rheemeker Onctrurtlou Co.) ASPEN. Colo. - Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs. Colo., suf fered a broken leg while practicing for the 1940 winter Olympics. BUENOS AIRES — Federico Thompson of Argentina knocked out world welterweight champion Don Jordan In the fourth round of a non-title bout. Sunday PHILADELPHIA - Joe Sween­ ey, a veteran of 30 years la boain*, wai elected president of the Philadelphia chapter of the Vet­ eran Boxrra' Assn. GOTEBURG, Sweden — Jamra A Farley Jr., a member of the New York Stato Athletic Com­ mission arrived in Goteburg to discuss a return htavyweighl title bout with champion ingo Johans­ son. Johansson and Floyd Patter son art expected lo meet again nunc Urn* next summer. Wins Bout NOGALES, Mexico (U PI)-Joi* Becerra, bantamweight champion, idlo since his ill-fated fight which resulted In the death of Walter Ingram, scored a unanimous 13n und decision over Frank Duran of Auitin, Tax., Sunday In Ike No­ gales bullring. lotted Frees loteraatteaal U'U be Chuck Cooerly against Johnny Unltas in a duel of redhot quarterbacks when the New York Giants and Baltimore Colts d isk for the second straight year as lb* climax te another record National Football League season. Both stars demonstrated over the week end that they're ready for the big show — old pro Con•rly throwing two touchdown pasic* a* the Clast? b-at the Washington Red«kV~a-» ,. ija day and young super-alar Unltas burling three scoring passes when the Colts clinched ib* Western Dlvision crown with • 49-26 triumph over the Los Angtles Rams, Sat­ urday. The deeki thus were cleared for ■ replay of last ytar’a famous "suddon daath" overtime won by tho Colts, 30-24, it Yankee Sta­ dium. The teams have two weeks to prepare for this yoar'a show­ down In Baltimore. Dee. 17. A total of 313,330 fans turned out for the final week end of the r e g u l a r acasoo railing the league'! season altandanct to a MW mark of 3,331,444. The old mark of I.M6.1M waa set in 1091. The Clavtland Brown* defeated tk* Philadelphia Eagle*. n-3t, the Chicago Bears beat Ute Detroit Lions, 33-14, the Grain Bay Packoro routed the Bat Francisco Forty-NiMrs, 31-14, and the Pitts­ burgh Bteoltra scarad a 19-20 vic­ tory over the Chicago Cardinals la Sunday'* other windup gamei. Tho Giants became tho first NFL team te win It games In a Mason ilac* 1033 when they ral­ lied from a 16-7 halftime deficit i t Washington, D.C. Tho Colts trailed going Into the Anal ported, 36-34, Saturday but Unltas' third touchdown polo at the game put them in front and they added two clinchLag sin> pointers in p 21-point fourth-period burst. Jimmy Brown scored two touch* downs on short bursts and gained 132 yards in 33 carries U ten Browns tied the Eagles for seo> ood place In tho Eastern Division^ SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT S O U TH ER N WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP BIB B. Park Are. 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Flnotktag Service* I t Baatotoal Sarrkaa 14. BtoUIng • Painting • Raaaira II. Spatial Sarrkaa 1 M Baaaty Parlara I t rtawaia A Plaato IV. Ftto • Uraatatk • SapaSaa I t Marktaary • Teels H t Boata and Matara Ml Aatom l llaa ' » A Traitor* I t FarmMara I k Articles For Sato M—NaMcaa A Pmaaato 14— Laat A F atal M. Education — h alnirttoa T t For Real 5 Real Ealate For Sale •titlark OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ ing. 215 Oak Avenue. FA 2-3904. MAJOR BRUWN REALTY Realtor LAKE MARY TWO BEDROOM home. 405 San Ca r 1 o a. Kitchen equipment,. Ph. FA 2-5237 of FA 2-1064. PM 00 Phone FA 2 3951. irraik Mon. Per. 14. U ff-A -D A Y RAYMOND M. BALL SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablti. 401 Magnolia. FA 2 0720. AND ASSOCIATES Real EMato — IM arines APARTMENT, furnished: 2 adulta, Surety Saadi n» peta. Water tanuhed. Firat 211 So. Park Are. Pk. PA I-M41 houie West, Riverview Are. Sanford FA 3-844T. Evan* Bldg. lake Mary Th. FA 2-1290 3 TRAILER LOTS with trrea. City light meter available. Seven Oak* Trailer Park, Ph FA 2 5174 HOME FOR XMAS! I. Real Eatatt Fee Rato For a joyous Xmas, move your family into this daluxa 9 bed­ HOUSE for Sale or Trade: Price room masonry home located in 37,500. Term*. Ph. FA 2-9144. beautiful Wynnewood. Requires only 94no no down on FHA financ­ ing. seller pay* all doling costa. LISTEN H YAR! Exclusive with Seminole Realty, The ewner of this niee two bed 1901 Park Ave.. rA 2 5232. room (plua Florida room) eon Crete block home «ays “SELL!” Excellent condition and conven­ RY OWNER: Brand new 2 bed­ room, 1H bath house. New 12 ient location lay you cas make yourself a wonderful buy! YES ft. refrigerator included. No qualifying. 9750 down. 187 month. S IR - A BUY! Loeated in Casselberry. Phone W. H. “M l” STEMPER Agency MI 4-4793. Pbeee FA 2-4991 112 N. F art f l*S*. ■•** Fmtarm *)«!»•*», !»», W«Xi $550 904 Grapevilfe Avenue 9 bedroom* $05 per month 02 We*t Jnth Street I bedroom* — $100 per month STENSTROM REALTY Ml N. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2 2420 I-Rif. Apt. 1113 Park. ^MOBILE HOME LOT. 50' x 100 with water, lights and sewage connection*. E B. Young, Trailer Village, Casselberry. t-BEDTIOOM furnished house, II Smyrna Dr., DeBary, NO 9-4974. : Nave you, i or has someone j you know, i just moved to a •s new home? . Yo<ir Welcome Wagon • IfneteM w ill cull with • i g i f t s e nd f r i e n d l y greelirg* from th* com- J • munity. m FA 2-7‘J j 6 or FA 2*1736 WILL TRADE BROKER 249 la. Park Art. fb FA 2 3991 O S heme with oak floors, en­ closed garage, Itta tq. ft. to all for lots, land or what have you. ROSA L. PAYTON LOCH~ARBOR ~ CANAL FRONT Registered Root Estate Broker 44a Crystal Drive Mary E. farmrn — l.ro Salvail Thl* three bedroom home with BS B. E. Rogrro, Sr. Associate* baths, kitchen equipment, dis­ Pk. rA 2-1301 17 92 at lllawatka posal, exhauit fan. space heater and Venetian blinds can be yours for the low down payment of llhoo and aaiume low in­ Home For Christmas? terest rate mortgage of 4'*%. Thu 3 Bedroom, 1W bath home mi the choicest of locations for The owner ha* been transferred and has authorized us to lower family living In relation to the prire to $14,800 with imme­ schools and playground. Would diate possession. Exclusive list­ he an ideal Xmaa gift for the family. Although practically new, ing. la priced 52.000 00 below the ROBERT A. WILLI \M4, Realtor it builder'■ present offering sf the Raymond Luodqufst, Assoc. home. Can he handled PA 2-3951 Atlantic Hank Bldg. identical with low down payment, balance lest than rent. Contact Seminole LAKE FRONT Property in Osteen Realty today. 1901 Park Ave., 244 ft on lake; 251 ft. on front; FA 2 5232. 227 ft. on East; 94 ft. on Wear, modern 2 bedroom home, double garage: 9o fruit trees; 3 in. BY OWNER: 3-bedroom frame 7to well. Ph. Orlando, GArden 3-JTT7 year old furnished house, lot 104' x 134.' One .n.le to school »nd shopping center. R *on FARMER'S AGENCY able. 1944 Minnesota Ave . Win­ N. V. Farmer, Realtor ter Park, Florida. Call Midway D. H. Whitmore t Mil. Lillian G. Trama Associates. 114 S. blench Ave. Ph. FA 25)21 After hours. TA 2 3419. FA 2 4921, SPOT FA 2-0281 CASH Si. jM " K'+fif Ciwyaay 114 N. t'aik Ave 1 GEO. Ph FA 2-4133 - - - - - - FOR SALE BY OWNER: iioute. 312 Holly Ave.. 2-bedrooma. Priced foe quick sale at $8.too. 9t.OOQ down payment Contact Mrs. M I. Itiborn, ltok K Seminole B'vd WANT ADS BRING IIILDEHKAMl » I-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped home. l*>w down payment. 9J8 a month. 1419 Summerlin. ^^u*ine*^O p£ortiinltl#^ WANTED: Men intererted in truck farming on part time or full time haaix. We have good land*. Will thtre crop or rent. Phone FA 2-8033 for appoint­ ment. American Produce Ex­ change. Inc. 4. Femxlo Help Minted WHITE fern*1* help <**nted ’ n«t he 21. Apply to Tig *N Whistle. AVON CALLING For women who want to earn about $2 • 93 per hour. WRITE Manaxcr, Box 248, I»ckh*rt, Fla. for interview. It. Work Wanted HOUSEWORK. Phone FA 2 7791. 13. I’lnmhtot Bervtrea SANFORD Ploasbiag * HeaUag 2398 So Elm Ph. FA 2 7914. Plumbing1 & Repairs (.ROVES . . . FARMS . . . MO. TKLS . RANCHES . . Rl S |. NESSES . . . »nd INCOME PI(OPKKTIF>! of all kind*. If )«u are serious about -rllin* and ready to atari pxrkinx. pbonr or write GEO. IIII.DE* BRAND today — hi* srrtire wilt cost you no more! (Jeo. W. Hildebrand, P. O. Bo* 3361 OBI . H ’S * 2 22. Article* For Sato rA 2-7154 ROOFING. Gutters. Spouting. Roof Repairs. Painting, Cement LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON A Carpenter Work. General Baggerly Bldg. 2557 Orlando Dr. Home Repair*. 20 yr*. Experi­ ence. Very Low Rate*. Phone A Satisfied customer la our bed advertisement. FA 2 5879. HARRIETT'S REALTY NOOE 109 So. Oak Ph. FA 15742 PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded 18. Ftower* A Plant* Free Estimate* — Work Guaranteed Cal Ftowers For Any Oceaatoa Semlaolf Palatial Csutractors SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1204 FA 8-t422 or FA 2 9279 UTILITY TRAILER, 4* * 7’. 04k floor A tongue excellent coodilion. Call FA 2 4449 nr ace at 313 E. 11th. St. ORANGES and tangerine* 91 f t t bushel and up. P'.ion* F.. ‘*•1992. SMALL Brimbach Bahy Grand piano, medium light mahogany; reasonable. Call FA 3-3449 or see 420 Elliott. HO Gage Rt ell train set. 1 year old. 520. Can PA 2-332S after COLLAR!) Plant*, large Georgia plants. Special price in 1.M0 lot*. HEAT1NG Hunt1* Feed Stuie. 119 So. San­ H. B. POPE CO. ford Ave. or R. F. Crenshaw, GOOD used appliances and TV*!, see Jake at 317 S. Pali 1133 E. 7th. Phone FA 2 5945. 200 S. Park - FA 3 4234 RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO 100 SEEDLING Orange Tree* two Sell I'a Your Furniture. Quick yr*. old; Saw Hospital, Country Service With The Cash. SUPIR Greenware Free Instruction* TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. Club Rd. Gift Piece*—Supplies—Kiln* Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2 1707 FACTORY TO YOU 17. ftt* - Livestock « Sapptiea ALUMINUM LEWtS SALES ft SERVICE PET Ring Tail Monkey in large VENETIAN BLINDS Vc*pa Motor Scooter* rage, cheap. Mixed puppy*, Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom Healer A Lawn Mower Service cheap. Call FA 24183. rail with plastic rndt. Plastic Wert Country Club Rd. FA 2 7924 or rayon tapes. Cotton ar aptoo MINIATURE poodle* AKC regii- cords. Complete Lawn Maintenance; lerod, excellent pedigree, Ph. Senkarik Gians and Paint Ca, Fertiliser — Spraying — Moving FA 2-3441. 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 9-382? JOHN LOMMF.RSE 418 Willow Ave. FA 2 719T 19. Boat* and Motor* 25' HOSE 91.00, Roy's Westons Dungaree* 9194 pc. Army-Navy TV and RADIO REPAIR af >r (reury Out Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Aft. S:no night* and weekends: San WOODRUFF MARINE ford. Lake Mary and Longwood. 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1392 FOR SALE: Simmons hide-a-bed, FA 2-2772 and FA 2 4815. rhest of drawer*, dinette suite, automatic GE washer k dryer. •SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Gateway To The Waterway Phone FA 2-3416. Sinco 1944 Your EVINRUDK Dealer A. HARF. DoBARY Rohoort Sporting Good* NOrth 4 4422 NOrth 8-4711 104-9-8 E. let. Ph. FA 2-8961 BOX Your Citrus Fruit from R. U. Hutchison. Will ship. Anna FA 2-4059. TV FUTURE TUBE SPECIAL 29. AotoaakUee Far 2 week* ealyl HE FR1C, ERATO R~gond~eond4itoli, 1955 BEL AIR Chevrolet, automa­ 17 in. (accept aom* $40, FA J 2927. tic transmission, Ph. FA 2-3135. portables) 923..VI 31 in $33 50 54 to. 943 50 VOLKSWAGON: Vt. beautiful co­ WESTINGHOUSK refrigerator a r All tubes have i t year guarantee. new yello-e G. K. refrigerator. ral red, white wall tires, one LLOYDS RABIO k TV Mutt Mil one so take owner. Sanford. FA 2 4491. 4M Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 9799 choice, call KA 2 5400. FOR SALE: '50 Ford Truck. Good 2CWLDRENS Roll Top Dnih9 r writ tore Storage and Mortal Cond. Phone FA 2-3416. SITU) e a c h P W « r a |-41 To and From Any»W o C. R. FM U JP3 20-A Trailer* USED Green House, good condi­ MM French Ave. Ph. FA 2-14M tion. Buyer move to hi* kxotion MOBILE HOME: Rirhardion, 34'. or toiler wiH move to with awning: 2 bedroom*. Can R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor he »een in hack of Gray Sha­ FA 23023. # Asphalt Driveway! dow* Nursery, next to Movie0 Farklag Ar« a* MARY CARTER FAINTB land. Easy Term*, low down Quality Workmanship k Materials World's Largest Gallon payment. Forgerton, FA 2STS3. Term* To Suit Your Budget BUY ONE OAL 0Fr*o Eatimate* GET ONE FREE 21. Fornltar* • V'sek Gnaraatecd » t W. 1st. St. Ph. fA Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. 0 BIG VALUES 24- Last ft Fa 0 QUICK CREDIT 0 EASY TERMS AUTO GLASS Redden spinning reel and WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP* LOST: action rod at Geneva Bridge INSTALLED WILSON - MAIER boat ramp Sat. If found anil Windshield Bark Gian* FA 24423. 99.00 REWARD. New And Used Furiture Door Glam* Vent(ilaan lit K. First M. FA 2 5822 SERVICE tonuture, appftaaooo, toato Jo* C, Thomas Senknrik Glnan nnd Paint Co. Usad He. Bought eoid Urey's Man 1023 Sarita St. FA 2 0819 112 114 W. 2nd Si. FA 1 4622 211 Saniord Av*. Ph. FA 24198 PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING New. ft Used Furnttura ft Appli­ XV. !.. IIAIIMON ance*. A Good I’lai-e To rn . ta 21223 After » p . m . HUY. SELL or TRADE / Plumbing ft Hooting / Jenkins Furniture MODERN RUG CLEANERS FA 2743* All Six* Hug* And Wall To Wall 444 Sanford Ave. CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORE Carpel*. Satisfaction Guaranteed, ROLLAWAY, Hospital ami Bahy 14*2 Saaford Ave. PA 9-4S42 t Week Service Ph. FA 2 7437 Red*. Day, Week or Month— T lU l FURNITURE CENTER PUMPS - SPRINKLERS PLUMBING 110 French Ave. Alt type* and liiei. installed Contracting A Repairs Ph. TA 2-7933 ■Do It Yotir*elf" Free Extimalcs WE REP MR AND SERVICE R. L. HARVEY CUSTOM BUILT furniture - s i n ­ S T I N F. 204 Sanford Ave Phone FA 2-3341 gle piece* or *et*. Alio furni­ Machinery and Supply Co ture repair. Cabinet* made. 13. Electrical Serrlca* JOT W 2nd St Ph. FA 2 602 FA 2 7063. Hone* Wiring - Rloetrfe Send** ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, state R CA V IP S Sid Vlhlao menti, invoices, hand bill*, and , ^ RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. programs, et c. Prigrcssive ) New ft 1 sod IU Magnolia FA 29*11 Printing Co Phone FA 2 2951— F u rn itu re and Appliance* U ^B alldtni^^P aintin^^R epalri ™ *r<1 u,h.s':_________Mather of Sanford W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Ageacy 13-A Beauty P a rlo rs I 309 200 R. First St. Th. FA 20093 FLOOR tending and finiihing Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g DOIIIS' BEAUTY SIKH’ Seminole Counly ,incc 19JS. 2 BEDROOM fram* ooute in v»ry 2001 Adam* Ph. FA 1-15S3 H. M. GLEASON, l.ak Mary. good condition' iprinkler sys­ tem: front and rear screened in FACTORY FAINT OUTLET Your Glamour Headquarter* porch garage, large corner lot; "At The Totem Foie" ana w jnth St. 2817 So French Ave rA 2 46t3 SELL or TRADE: 1-Bedroom, P* Let ux recommend a competent Painter, Paper Hanger or Con­ baths, CB. Florida room. Nicely Beauty Salon tractor. landscaped 135' x I9.V corner 2510 Oak FA 2-7844 lot. $2,500 down or will trade b ft ii RoorrNo for other property. Will finance Contracting A Repair* part nf down pavn.ent if desir­ Licensed — Bonded —Insured ed 120 r. Coleman Circle. FREE ESTIMATES FA 1 7407. Am) Laurel Ave. Ph. FA 1-*948; — I (Dawn A N EW 57 BUICK R AV EN N A PARK H O M ES Special Fnrdnr Hardtop • Fully Equipped * lleuutilul Tutone Finish • Perfect In Every Way • ONLY *15 75 Our Used Cam Will Be Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our I.arg* Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE • * (Juki Community Near Golf Course $450 Down “In the City of Gracious Living” Dream. Homes *3 4 0 Down Payment-No Cloning *9 8 9 0 T O T A L PRICE 2nd k Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldsmnliile — Cadillac Trade-Ins Turn Went On 20th St. Follow Country Club Ud. A \V»lch For Our Sign's . . . Save D o IIam A t H o llerY OPEN D A ILY he* m*ny SPOT CASH end i<x>d term hut rr* for A< IIEAGE . . Fhor.e I, 9. Real Ratal* Far Sato at th» nign of your b«st buy K e illo r FAST RESULTS w i n<« . . Td Uku to report an a e d d o itr I C. A. Whiddon, Sr. It. Building • Painting • Repairs 15-A Beauty Pnrlurn IS. Special Services HOME - SEEKERS NICE HOME with good Incoma outside eity. Phone FA 2-5440. Very neat and sparkling elean 2 bedroom, tile bath CB homt in BARGAIN — MOVE IN TODAY Country Club Manor. Ideal for 9. Rati Batata Far Sato retired or young family. Total BY OWNER: 3 Bedroom CB horns 2 BR. boute as Magnolia, Just out L Gsed Feed price only $7940. with just 9500 with large Florida room, dining of city limi'a: kitchen equipped, down and $55.50 per month (In­ area, t.arge equity for tale Venetian blinds, apace heater. I warm, inviting ipot for a aandMuat aeR at once. 5»95. Will cluding u x ti and insurance). cheap. 105 Shannon Dr. Phone wch and beer—All Decorated for trade for late modal ear. Term* U deiiredl Available toFA 2 3324. Chriitmaa—THE OFFICE BAH. FA 94941 or FA 94535. Lake Mary. FOR SALE: Lou, ail graded, o* Stenstrom Realty paved ride road near Monro* 2. Fee Rani IM W. Park — Phone FA 2 2420 Comer*. HOME • SEEKERS Phone FA 2 2739. Far one of the finest buys hi San­ HAN LANTA: 1 bedroom fnrn- ford, we are privileged to offer LONGWOOD: For sale by builder; REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN iihed apartment. 404 E. 14th for your Inspection this lovely 9 bedroom, 1H bath, is* x t r 2544 French Ave. Street. Phone FA 3-4292. screened patio, double earporte, 3 bedroom home, and to our J. W. HALL opinion, our very beet home rai­ large kitchen A dining rooms. I-ROOM fumiihed apartment; Realtor Boned area; large lot; city wa­ firet floor; elo»e to town; 940 se. Phone rA 2 3441 ter. I m m e d i a t e possession. "Call Hail” month. Call TA 24291. 914,500. TE 1 4294. Situated on a nice sito lot, 90' BY OWNER: 2 bedroom. 2 bath x 133', and loeated in on* of tfsw deluxe duple*, kitchen aquiphome In So. Pinecrett 3rd. Addi­ Sanfordt nieeit and quietest sec- 9-BBDROOM borne. hardwood ped with carport# 975. tion; GE kitchen, large livinglions, this horns has all that 9 BR. home, kitchen equipped, Boon. Large lot. 3409 Adams room, large porch, terrano one could aak. (and more)! ftP mo. Cowet. Wynnewood. T e r m s . floor*. Sanford, FA 3-7440. BR. home, fumiihed, 140. mo FA I 1417. CB constructed, this home features BA. home, fumiihed 955 mo. LOTS for aato; cleared; high cement til* roof, terraixo floor*, ROSA L. PAYTON, Broker ground: 100' x 145'; Near RavenSAN SEM KNOI.LS Hiawatha FA 1-1301 and casement windows. Included ni Park; $450. FA 2-2311. is an attte fan for apring, a new 2 Bedroom 9350 air conditioner for Summer, m RENT A BED MORE FOR YOUR MONEY ^toBawny, Uoapital A Baby Bed* and a wall oil furnace for cold HOME LOVERS! HOMES BY ZEUI.l By Diy, Week or Month. winters. For one of our choireit buy*, tot CARROLL’S FURNITURE '»»* na thow you thli Deluxe 4 RedFA 2-5181 114 W. l»t 8t. In addition, fhe home ie wired for room. 2 bath home in beautiful 220 electrie, has new blinds and Little Venice acctlon of Loch Ar­ 9-BEDROOM unfurnished house, draperies, a complels Interior MODEL OPEN DAILY bor. Canal frontage gives you se­ kitchen eketneilly equipped. 4 Blocks west of French paint job, roof antenna, hot wa es** in large Crystal Lake for 9412 Willow Avrvvae. Call ter heater, and many aatret too on 20th Street boating and fishing. Ye*, the FA 2 0274. numerous to list. Tha houaa mult 1H and 2 baths, ehoice of color home has a tiled roof, and is be secs to be appreciated. ROOM, clean, modern, fumiihed tile—Furred and plaster walls— fully cquip|>cd, Including that long wished for Dixhwashcr. You apartment, 601 Palmetto. Phone P/iee, only *13.800, with reaaonable All slectric kitchens---- Tnrraxio FA 2 4514. f l o o r s—Custom-built cabinet­ can assume a 44% mortgage down payment. Assume 4K% paying 93234 down, balance FHA loan at 979 per month In­ work and dust-free closet*— by IFFICIENCY apartmsnt, 117 W. like rent. — Exclusive with Lsndscipcd and other plus f«a cluding taxes and insurance, and 3ul. ri.ooe FA 2 318. Seminole Realty, 1901 Tark Ave. have tho home of your dreams. turwe. FA 3-5232. M e l a k a a p a r t m e n t s : room* Owner forced to return North. private bath*, 114 W. First fit. We will be pleased to serve you. W. H. “ BIB" STEMPER Agency 5-ACRKS of good farm land in Realtor A laanrer FURN. Apt 30144 W. le t 1 Sanford Celery Delta $5uo per ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer Stenstrom Realty aere. Excellent tarms. Richards Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper IIOMES FOR RENT HERBERT STENSTROM Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. Robert F. May, Bart Pileher, Registered Broker the following t* a lilt of taleeled Haten E. Noonan LRN RISNER CB homer, well located in trariPhone FA 1-4991 111 K . Park to ous sectiona of Sanford. All fea­ HIVKHFRONT LOTS LOTTIE BROADWAY ture fully equipped electrie kit­ KF.N TORBETT in an exclusive NEW development chen*. healers, hot water heaton the ST JOHNS RIVER. BITTYF. D. SMITH OWNER WANTS Associate* era, blinds, and vanoua astral. Paved .Greet* to all properties and public water system. Those It! N. Park Pk. FA 2-2114 Caah down to mortgages on two 904 Laurel Drive who set quickly will hive first bouses la tkr country located BY OWNER NEW 2 BEDROOM so 4 tots. One bouse rented, choice on a wide selection, to I bedroom — 195 per month CBS HOUSE in Lake Mary. Cen. good water. call ui today for an appoint tral Heat. Under $4,000 cash or SEE AND MAKE OFFER ment to see this magnificent Mil Adam* Avenue term*. Phone FA 2 072*. property. 3 bedroom* Ilk) per month 107 Laurel Drive ^ I bedroom* — too per month Pag* 11 Heme* feature 3 Bedroom* • I* i TH* Baths • Screened Porch • Utility Rnom • Ter. raiao Floors • Carport* • Landleaped Lola - All City Conrenienres. 9:00 A. M. 'Til Dark H O LLER M OTOR S A LE S SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark Sfawnaksih C onstruction Co., Ine. 341 We«t 35th Rtreet Phone FA 2-1101 MONTHLY PAYMENTS WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We invito you to he one absolutely freo without eWIgnlion ai one of Kenfoed'i leading Motels while you locate *w42 • Hie bowsing for yourself and family. Pirh up you* key M oer Males Office. S U N LA N D Estates & South P IN EC R ES 1 4th Addition Hr<mo* Unsigned For Florida Living, t i 4 Bedrooms — 1 k 2 Baths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Dow n Payments Low as $-125 You can move In immedi­ ately while tha paper* ur being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The Firat Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cont Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. j tiff ire Open 9:44 T it 9.04 Dally 1:44 P. M. Til Dark Sunday Cor Hwy. 17-92 k 27th 81 Phon FA 2-1501 �1 i ■ • ' J - ' . 'i - j r ’V .v .n - Tiiv. •“ <?_ v , / ^ A '.i •• . f'Tc, . M> - Wei. C h ita t’T l * * rri. . Sat. C1«*ln* Tima # P. M ssth ( Flavor-Hist HOLIDAY CANDIES * Par* Art ASSORTED FLAVORS CHOCOLATE COVERED 49 FANCY CUT /lock Candy JB9 * Hard Candy 3 “s S B 4 DIXIE Jumbo Sticks •* 19 # Kiddie Pops ** 19 ' ANIMAL CRACKERS £ 1 0 * CHERRIES >£LICIObSr- • I’rlff* (toad Th rough Noon \ \ > J . I»*r. ISlh. ; CREAM • CHOCOUT! V A N IL L A STRAWBIRRY Vi C A L CTN Osage Luscious Halves PEACHES Libby's CUT BEETS Fyne-Bake, A ll Purpose SHORTENING teLEAF SPINACH A M IR IC A N M A U T Y IN HEAVY SYRUP T O M A T O OR VEGETABLE SOUP Lb Can NO. I CAN LIMIT—I WITH FO O D O K * * Rich Flavored! i v o r e a l fFuull l l Bodied b o d ie d FOOD FAIR Armour* or Swift* Cooked, Ready to Serve COFFEE Boneless CANNED HAMS 1-LB CAN LIMIT-1 W ITH FOOD ORDER •U T C H M AID. F U L L O F FRUIT LI A figbars2 i 39 Make Food Fair Your Head- P*S,G. ( Protected, Selected, G uaranteed) U. S. "CHOICE" BONELESS FULL CUT quartern For Xmas Merchan­ dise. Xmas Trees Direct From Novia Soctia - Assorted Col­ ors - Table Trees - Xmas Candy - Ornaments and Lifcht. HOOD "33 LIQUID BLEACH ROUND STEAK ROUND ROAST CUBE S T EA K D AIRY D EPT. P.S.C. TASTY. SLICED ORANGE JUICE 7 ss 99* BROWN 'N SERVE ROLLS STARCH LIBBYS NEW CROP NUTS STRA IN ED PKG OF 12 FOODS I.V Fresh Crisp Posral ?HOP FROM TH€ WIDEST 5FLECTION OF v Li BABY VALUE F F DELUXE. FROZEN S t:____ ; SLICED 0 1 1 BOLOGNA FRESH BAKED' LEMON OR COCONUT Cooked Lobsters COTTAGE C '/i<er .y m e^rs. FRESH. FLORIDA MAYFAIR CREAMED CHEESE r K 0 2 £/V FO O D HOOD E. Z. LIQUID D E E Y C /lT fSSE A / CELERY Reg Jars Grade B Shipped EGGS DOZ. C H O OSI N O W FROM OUR WIOR �0 1 jr XLIX WEATHKR: Partly cloudy today and tonight. High today. 68*72. Low tonight. 64-58. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) — prices st 1 p. American Airlines ............ American TAT ............... Americsa Tobacco ............ Bethlehem Sleet .. C * O ........... Chrysler Curtiss • Wniht DuPont Eastman Kodak Ford Motor Genersl Electric Genersl Motors t Grshsm • Paige Inti. TAT ... Lorillsrd . ■ Mlouts Msid .. Psnncy ........... Penn HR .......... Roysl Americsa . Sesrs Roebuck ... Stsndsrd Oil tNJ) Christmas night are Rolmrt Billhimer, \V. M. Phillips. Chamber of Com­ merce President B. L. Perkins Jr. and Mayfair Inn Manager George Pal­ mer. The 12th annual Christmas Ball sponsored by the Seminole County Interfratem ity Conference will be open to all members of college social fraternities and sororities. They took time out at the Mayfair opening to balk about k. Other opening ball pictures are on Page 8. Studcbaker g > m tfo r ii $ ? n d & Hock Its TTS 1OT County Board To Study our-Laninu SR 4 3 6 ’ y Cites v '- Needs ........... U. 8. Steel .. ... Wfsltnghous# El. . News Briefs Ike Resting W idow s, Disabled^JohnL LewB t a*j n ■ To Resign As J a x Aid Proposed Miner Leader Widows and disabled vateratu in Seminole County may get some tax relief in the very near future, County Com­ mission Chairman John Krider revealed today. Krider said th at he will propose a change in the Florida statutes raising the extra homestead exemption from $600 to $1,600 for widows, disabled veterans and other disabled ft. Chinese Reds Mass Troops Near Nepal are head* of families upon1 reaching the atr* of do years or when alifibla for social security. Krider said “in ths pant year, KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI)- — the many tax discussions have f veiled a vary serious haidahip on The Chinese Communists hsva msssed 100.000 troops snd 400 certain taxpayers, particularly plsnrs within easy strinking diathose who ara living on a sat in­ tancr ol the Nepalese trorder, re­ ports reaching this Himalayan come." > » Pointing disabled veterana capital said today. an d 'o th er totally disabled p*r•ons, Krider said, “obvlouily, and now have rolled down to the plans made years ago for retire­ very border In tome places, with ment now fall far short of present 20,00u of them stationed opposite Nepalese border checkposl of day needs because of the constant­ the Wolungehungola. ly . increasing cost .... of living. . .. Nepal has been worried for "The same conditions spp y to monlh| hy thw Chinese actions in those who are attempting to live Tibet. Defense Minister M. R an their social security payments. Gurung made an inspection tour This group ia finding it even more of the northern frontier and re­ difficult." ported "heavy concentrations" of Krider pointed out that the law troops there. allowing widows, disabled veter­ ans and other disabled persons an additional $600 over the |S,000 homeslead was based an Mm econesny of many years ago. Krider raad his statement to the commission and they agreed to give it to the legislative dele­ gation to sponsor the proposal YEW Post 0282 and ita Auxi­ during the next session of the glaUture. liary wiH hava a Christmas party Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., for children of all mrmbers Dec. a mcmlier of the delegation said 22 from * to 9 p m. the plan had a "great deal of Plans for the party were dia merit bwt he wanted to study • cussed at Isst night’s meeting of more the poet, which was visited by stale and district officers of the VFW. Commander C. P. Bennett. Auxiliary Prrs Eva Wynne, Rita Treadway. Merle Treadway and Myrtle gpalmxn reported on their visit to the VA Hospital at Lake City, where they delivered gifts The Sanford Civilan Club and of books, robes and other ilems Radio Station WTRR are work donated by residents for the vet#ing together this week to aid j rjna the mentally relarded children of , -------------------------Seminole County. The Civitans are conducting D nu A f o r d E l e c t e d a frust cake sale snd anyone j I W 7 1UCU I , I C l ,, C O wishing a cake for the holidays D u O v i e d o M O S O I I S ia askrd to call WTItR FA 2 8611 w 7 V T I C U U .tomorrow mar' ' A Civilan member will deliver . »hipful master of Oviedo Masonic the fruit eake to >our home. The Lodge No. 243 Monday night, cakea are available in ail sixes. Others elected were Roewsll All proceeds of the sale will go Noegel, senior warden. O. T. Kinto the Seminole Association for nerd, junior warden, James KinRetarded Children , rae< Kelsey, treasurer and Robert Starting at 7 p m. Thursday. A. Cameron, secretary. Appointed the Civitans will conduct a door- , officer* will he named later, to dour rake sale in the area in an effort to get funds for the work with the mentally retard­ ed. VFW, Auxiliary Plan Kids Party Civitans, WTRR ’Aiding Retarded SEZt officer lo lb . « lo . .« !.» since 1123. will succeed Lewis. J W K TALLAHAAIEK (UPD - * * Irsa pay benefit* droppad more than a half million dollara in Nnvamber, reflecting tha upsurge ti buslaesa in expectation of the win­ ter tourist season. Return of work­ er* to citrus parking and canning planl* also contributed to the rise in amployment. PAST o r MTVid by >* •otn# antic CROWD of 6,000 Nuvy personnel and visitors who wore bamber of Commnrca ami Jayceea is shown listening to to fiv e Owls, who furnished music for the event. !SSTSSLH& 2 7 S " T V . ' S i 'K K S R ured ia the decision. SuXjfki Valu4 , r n * Utornatiesrel vAifmirajJCT • *A sudden snow storm.* bearing leads to tha conclusion that I should | UP ««_ »**>'« inches of snow, twirlbegin the transfer of my obligations «», through New ^Mexico today and duties to other and more cap and knifed inlo the Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle. Tha storm able hands." Ltwii wrote. "Accordingly, I will resigp from spread rain, snow or (reeling rain (he constitutional office of presi­ over nearly all of Texas and dent shortly afler the new year," Oklahoma and paved many south­ Lewis will retire on a pension western highway* with ice. equal to his full salary—$60,000 a year. The UMW hat no "prarideat Labor Law In Effect WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal emeritus" title. He apparently will continue aa previsions guaranteeing secret bal a non paid trustee of the union’s lots and other democratic election multi-million dollar welfare and practirri in inure Ilian 60,000 na retirement fund. He made no men­ tional and local unions went into affeet Monday under tha now labor tion ef that Job to hit letter. reform law. Tha guarantee* were invoked automatically 90 day* afler ! President Eisenhower signrd the so-called l-andrum Griffin hill Into law last Sept. M. Bomber, Tanker Collide In Air EAST MILLINOCKKT. Maine it'PI I— On* of two airmen who halted owl of a BJf jet bomber Monday night after a roHision with a tanker plane, was found to the snow covered Main* wood­ land* today. An Air Force spokesman aaid two parachute* were spotted on the ground by a helicopter which landed to pick up Capt. WiUiam Harris, 14. of Middletown. Pa. He was taken to search headquarter* at Marwahoc. The fate at U Davit, B Murris. 24. of Corunna, Mirh.. the navigator waa nog immediately known. Fourteen other airmen, seven in each plane, rode lo safe land mg* after the collision al 16.Otw feel. The lanker crew was hn» pitalued but the Air Force said it waa only a "precautionary" measure. Three of the men suf­ fered minor injuries. The collision occurred shortly after the KC-97 (our engine tank er and the jet bomber began a routine refueling operation should they leave tha city them selves while on duly. Knowles said, regardless of any Seminole County Fireman’s Association agreements. Osteen School Party, Friday The Osteen irhool will hold ila annual Chrisimas party Friday at 7.30 p. aa. to Mm aehooi audito­ rium. Pre-school ehiidree will be wot come at the party and gift* will be whanged. Quite A Haul The County Commission today agreed to study the possibility of tour-laning State Road 438 from Altamonte Springs past If, S. 17-92 and to finance ;ht project out of surplus gasoline tax fundi. In a letter to th« board. State Road Department official* (aid that a recent traffic count on the road showed tom* 2,000 cor* there daily oompored to n 1964. Chairman John Kridef nailed the worst primary road aunty. "Aa a matter of ovno worse than any secondary road," ho added. Commissioner Vernon told th* board Hint to road la "breaking terioratlng because construction road. Krider Mid that If the County Commission could get the money, Ihe SRD haa informed him that they could get th* work done nut of this year's budget. Krider estimated the onto of the projeet nt $600,000. The board discussed the possW hility of amending surplus ga* fund* and naing tiv* money out of that "It would not tom* out of tnaea," Krider emphasised. Tax Board Ends Hearings; Bills Out Next Week " r" rV''‘*V *"d HoUk^ “WM a ^ u 2 o i i r - r s s s s y i f i j r - w- w j^ « ‘™ Hite West Limits Under Regulations Counly Commissioner Lawrence ____ ___ __ was _ op Sanford * City Commission last Swofford today said _he sed ;o all kinds of pari mutucl night voted to keep city fir* (ting in Seminole County and i fighting equipment inside the city may ask for an election next ; limit• except whrn called to November lo recall the dog track ; Ugh! a lire at_ th^ Sanford Naval Air Station Sanford has a re £ permit. Swofford said h* had been ap­ nprocal aid agreement with the proached by many citl/cn* of Navy. City Manager Warren Knowles thr county on the nerd for a petition that the commission put said that ha would like recipro­ the mailer up to the voters and cal aid agreements with Orlando. place it <>n the ballot during Ihe Drl.and. Winter Park and t-ake Mary d m* oommiasiooer* ap­ general election in November. Swofford said tha dog track proved The fir* fighting equipment Is waa approved by election year* ago but ".nany people feel dll city property. The firemen are M ouiaida laniard, war Jobletw P a y Down WASHINGTON (UPi)-John L Lewie, a turbulent titan ef the labor movement tor 40 year*, an­ nounced today he will resign aa president of the United Mina Work­ er* aarly next month. Lewla disclosed his unexpected move In a letter to members of Brain Surgery WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. his union published in tha United Richard M. Simpson (R-Pa.), 30, Mine Worker* Journal. UMW Vice President Thomas ‘*m* ,hrou»h brlin *ur«*rT Firemen To Stay In City's Swofford Moy Ask Dog Track Vote ABOARD USS ESSEX (UPI) President Eisenhower boarded the cruiser USS Dea Moinca today for two day* at needed atopNaN reet in tha Mediterranean before resuming hla Maea mlation that ha* taken him halfway artund toe world. NO. 68* ---- ------------- . . . . . . — . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . thin trophy from Bear Admiral Kenneth Cruiir at thu Sanford Naval Air Station Bnmhinx Derby conclusion Saturday. Cdr. L M. Howall Jr. ncceptad tha award for hia squadron. Overstreet Named Circuit Judge MIAMI (UPI) - U. S Customs agents in South Florida have con­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For fiscated enough military equipment mer Stair Ally. Murray W. Overfrom Caribbean arms smugglers in street of Kissimmee has been the past two years lo outfit a I,- chosen nrruit judge of the ninth 644-man army and provide It ai r 1judicial district by Gov. LeRoy and artillery support. Joseph for Collins. tier, supervising customs agent, Collin* appointed Ovy.-slreel said th* military supplies would Monday to assume the judgeship coat buyer* on the smugglers' black In the circuit which includes Semi­ market l1.30u.oou u» $g million. nole Hrrvard. Indian River. Mar tin. Okeecholier. Orange, Osceola and St. Lucie counties. Revolt Site Visited POSADAS. Argentina (UPli Paraguayan President Alfreilu Stroesiner Monday visited the bor der area where a weekend revolt apparently lulled and where rebel forces, now threaten a Fidel Cait/e guerrilla type offensive against bit government. The Sanford Grammar School The visit coincided with report! (hat the schoolboy rebel* who in­ Glee Club will present il* annual vaded Paraguay had failed to *n Christmas program Thursday at list any significant support withm I p. m at the Grammar School. Slaty boys and girl* of the aiith tha country. grad* will present a variety of songs and a Christmas eanlata "Song of th# Holy Nite Of Noel’ Set entitled Night." Mrs. Roberta Richard* will direct the program, which For Civic Center will have Steven Higgins and Tile Sanford Civic Center will Karl Tilson as announcer* snd present "A Nile of Noel" Thursday Miss Hrlen McMullen, Dianne at S: IS p. m . Ronald Perry, recre­ Beach. Samira Richards and David Wirboldt as accompanists. ation director announced today. Th* public ia invilad lo attend Th# leminole High School Hand and Glee Club will participate in and there will he ae admission the program which will highlight a charge. community sing of well known Chrisimas carol*. County Applies There wtR be no charge lor ad miasloa 1 For Osceola Base The first step in acquiring thr Osceola air base site waa takeo Clothing Collection today as the County Commission formally made application lo aeTime Extended quir* th* Osceola Auailiary Baa* The Nothing collection for the east of Sanford Seminole Indian* being conduct­ The commission made ha apph ed by I-ake Mary Scoot* ha* an ration to th* General Service Ad­ eslended deadline untd 7 p. m ministration in Atlanta, Ga tomorrow, at which time all Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. donations will be turned in al the said M would take "at least a Hut. couple ef month*" te rsreve ap­ Members al too Omen Bar proval. Association, who wiN be meet­ Th* former *4r base ks surplus ing al that lima, also will ac federal guvr-nnu-nt property and ha* aa area ml i.ioa Grammar School Program Thursday New Commanders To Be Guests At Coffee Club New commanders of YAII-3 and YAH I ami several newcomers to the Sanford ares will be inlre dured *4 Ihe Chamber of Com­ merce Coffee Club meeting Thursday at Mrs. Appleby’s Val drx Restaurant. l.’spt. J. D. Hamsge. commander of HatWing One. will Introduce Capt F. G. Edwards, ntw CO of VAII 1 and his executive of licvr, Cdr Arthur Kldrr, and Cdr. David A. King, new CO of YAH I. Charlie Morrison. Coffee Club chairman, will introduce the other new personalities. Th* meet­ ing will begin at 10 a m. Florida Symphony Scheduled Jan. 19 Three Injured , . $ u. , ln ^UfO Mishap A head on aulo collision on route 44 just east of the l.ak* Jessup bridge Sunday evening brought fare and knee ruts lo Ralph Holman of Eau Gallic, a bruited right arm lo Mrs. Hol­ man. an eye laceration lo Judy May Holman and th# total lots of two car*. Ray D. Johnson of Geneva, who was driving on Ihe wrong side of Ihe road, was charged with driving whilr intoxicated. High way Patrol Trooper Ulln (Jar­ rell said yesterday. Johnson, go ing west, forced an oncoming car off one aide of lite road, scraped the rear fender of a Sheriff’s car and forced R into the wrong Ian* and Ibeu crashed into the Holman car. Garrett said. John ton's car and the Holman auto were total hisses. Ihe Sheriff's department reported. Work On Three Streets Okayed The Florida Symphony will make its second appearance in Sanford Resurfacing of three Sanford itreela was approved by the City Jan. 19, at th* Civic Center. Th* musical presentation wUI be j Commission last night co sponsored by the recreation da ' The streets approved for repav­ partment ami the Sanford DeBary ing in the 1969 4u program are E. Second St. from Mrllonvillv Ave. Entertainment Association. Th# recreation department inau­ to San Carlos Ave . from San Car* gurated Ihe symphony's appear­ : lo* lo Chapman Ave. and from ance with over 900 children attend Chapman Av# to Sanford Ave.; W. Third St from French Ave. mg last year's youth concert Arrangement* this year caU for lo Prrtimmon Av*.; and Persim­ a similar plan with a youth concert mon Av*. from First St. to Third in the afternoon followed in the St. I Coat of this 8.B36 feel of resurfac­ evening by a "pops" concert. The youth concert ia presented ing 1* calculated at I19.A34 29. without rharg* with the aid of Sanford Merchant* and through CoIIh Lose Star patron ticket sale*. BALTIMORE. Md (UPD— When the Baltimore Colta defend In The Family their National Football Iwagu* NEW YORK (UPI) - A mother championship against th* Ntw is understudying her son in York Giant*. Der. 37, they’ll Broadway's new drama, "Th# have lo play without kicking speMiracle Worker." Th* ton In a cnaliat Bert Rechichar. Rcichitour yearoid brown aod white dog char injured ha* ngbi knee to named Tbpper. pitying ■ family last Saturday's gam* against the pet. Topper s mother, Mimsy, five fait Angeles Rams lud under­ i* the standby. went surgery UouJay. The Board of Equalisation for­ mally wrapped up ktn hearings this morning and reported that th* county ta i bills wUI be mailed out neat week. Th* board also announced that a public hearing will be held Jan. 6 for any complaint* aa a result of the findings at tha board. la other business during lh« county commission meeting, tho board agreed lo atari letting out contracts on road project* to neeto nt construction work could gel started during th* fiscal year. Th* board also was Informed that Dr. L. H. Smith who wan named County Health Director on ul Dec. 1 will he delayed becauan of a serious accident lo his wifo and child. Th# board also received appro­ val ef Us tentative budget from the atate'a comptroller's office. Th* board will hold a public hear­ ing on Ih* budget at 10 a. m. Fri­ day. King Is Named VAH-t Commander Cmdr, David King waa mad* commander of VAH-I today in an impressive ceremony at Sanford Navy Air Station. King wilt replace Cmdr. Sidney M. Baney who wtU be transferred lo another command. King has been executive offlcrr of the squadron for Ih* pan six months. City To Regulate Door To Door Sales The eity commission last night told Attorney William Hutchison to draw up an urdinanct pro­ hibiting door In door sales soil, citation in Sanford except by peopie who have lived her# for oo* yew. Th* ordinance was ordered af­ ter the commivaioneri discussed annoyances caused by sum* doorto door salespeople and solicitors. The city can’t charge fee* to license interstate commerce, hot Sanford ean prohibit Utia com­ merce, CUy Manager Warren E. Knowles Mid. Parolee Arreated Sheriffs D.puty Varnon Brew*, ter arrested Jamas Harold Thompson of 1U Elm Av*. for violating parole. Thompson, ft, was on parole from Montgomery, Ala. lor theft at government pro­ perty- He left Montgomery wttiv out permission. Brewster said. Thompson waa put to th* county Jail pending hit delivery to A U. &. marebtox * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Dee. 10. '89 Quotable Quotes HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — Bob H oft, admitting payola la an old Mary to him, said today ho haa to n Ua baltla with NBC to main­ tain the disputed payola aktteh in bU Friday night TV ahow. 1 got wnat i wanted, tit. comic grinned. "They decided not tn cut rryviilrg ■->Jt nf •hr seg­ ment, although they did delete soma materia! from othar parts ed tha show." The network, anxious to forget the row with its star comedian, agreed to allow llopo to beam the sketch aa it was taped earlier this month. Wednesday, funnyman Hope charged the network with censorabip when executives sought to eliminate commercial plugs from a sketch in which the comedian portrays Merman Payola, a Hithone t disc Jjckt on radio »lalinn KLIP. Network officlala, who sciaaored plugs for th« P.dsc I car, Blue Cross and Diners Club from other parts of the program but passed a free mention of Timex watebex, called the aettlemeot wtth Hope a U f l i l Notice compromise. sn ra m c i wcs. i t c s v a r m a n s " I claim victory," Hope said. r t a K i s t otm cviT in s s o row "The plugs in (he sketch were aa Ig a ts iu i n e m , n o a in s important part of the comedy. O t s c i a r n o . im is Payola la an old story to me. Peo­ • r r r t o g r i r r t it i.r r s c s INOURAMCK, INC ple have been sending me stuff » FlerlJa eurpurstion. tor years. Usually not for a direct flalatlff, •a YMUIMIA ItlClf ARDOON, at at, s a n o n to d k fk m i ll.f.n.ljnl. TO: VIRIIINIA HICHARlMtON »n,| ---- R|/ HARtMON. her »<!•bead, K. 1. HAItr.Kl.t, aid ___ — m* wit*, t* W o r i. p, ftiiA inibllH . “ G. H. 'TTrrr WARM, O. T. KDWAIIIJH. maureeo itiud last a aUaoge man was felUwing her wher­ m em b e r* * f th e l s * t H ou r! nf ever ahe wont. He even pe rawed D lre rt n r* n f t i a r a s * Kqulpher in Ua car when ahe drove m e a l Cnmpaajr, a e i . e n l . r u Pier Ida c s r p e r a t t n n : L.IZ7.IK away in her automoUk. And H. D A N U K ilU M .K . a /k / a t.tr.r.iR at. t jln h k iipik u j , soon the would have hewn re -, wife of • r.'.e il l* u « it* * r lli1d, broiled in n divorce if she hadn't a / k / a H o b ar t I ) a n g * r f i * l d ; J. used the aex strategy outline W. M A 1U U I A I J , a a d ------ UAHIrelow. If year mate la paat 40, S H A L L , h i* w l f * : I f t h a r are l l . i n g a r l a a s l a i . n . * and if by all means send for that aex aaO lh*r ■ *e« R. -*ra I'. dea d I V S I .L I or •• illi an lv rd , o ___ te.tr nr lie irmtuonn h.I, no■» spu.*.. ‘Y.■n*,n..*. »*r cr/WIDP-Wr t'WANE. eradllo.-n, lienars, usa.gns, su<Fk. D.. M. D. reaanra and aucreaeura In CASE C -------196: Maurceu F., tn-al, and against any and all •iioar porlire having or claim. sged 42, is a very sttractiva wife. Ina tu liaTS it., . rlSTnf,* till*' n Dr.” Crane."--eft* bcyijn. "my and/nr Inlci.al In tlie ,.,up.tlr bust>and la 10 year* older than karalaariar daaurlhad. aald landa altualad, lying and n»« I, but we have bean married Ing la Kemlnel* County, Flor- happily for 20 years. Ida, tn.wlt: "Ifowavar, something strange ■Bta Lot# I a n d I, a e c u r d l n g to has coma over him this past six , p la t o f a ur va y f o r y.ark ' P a v l a m a d * by M. M. T i n . months, He accuses me of having b l a p a u n b , dated A u g u a l I". out*l(la affairs, though ha should ISM, a n d ra ca rdad In ll .a d realise I never look at another Rnnk 111. p a g e i l l o f Ike P u b lic I t.i- on l" n f Namlman. not# C n u n l y , F l o r i d a , aald "Recently, I noticed a stranger la nda a la u klinnrn a n d drafollowing me around town. He even rr lb e d a a follow i t F r o m a trailed my car, too. e n n r r a t a b lo c k nn r i g h t of w a y n[ m a t e ll o a d No. I. "And now 1 find Hut my huaInrat ad SSI 1 fe e l N n f SW band has actually hired a privata c o r n e r n f HKQ HVV «* H K \ detective lo check upon my be­ a w 'i. Ueellun IS, T o w n a b l u St S o u l h , l i n a g e 1« Katt. havior. run S SS'lft* K a l o n g aald "That is the last straw: I can't r i g h t n f w a r IS f e a t In lava him any more since I hav# pain t n f b e g i n n i n g , th en re found out he distrusts me. Ho c o n t i n u e N l S * i n ‘ r. H i fe e l, t h a n r * R »e* I t K shouldn't I get a divorce?” I I I .I S feat, t h a n r * Mriulh DON'T ADVERTISE FLAW* I I S fe a t , thence H TS* la' Divorce is not a solution to such W l » ,» 3 feat, t h e m a N It* I a’ W I l l s fa* I In I bn be. marriage problems. It simply ad­ g ln u li iH , end bantu l : i fr et vertises publicly that the couple N o f MIV r u r a . r o f HK'i have failed lo follow the proper P W U M U'. S W ' , , Harllolt rules of matrimony. I*. Townahlp II Kouih, Range SV Kstl. run v T*> So l reminded Maureen that sus­ faai l o a t o m r a t * M u ck at picious middle aged husbands are right at war of Plain usually platonic mates. She ad­ llnad .N». 1, Ilian, a N IS* la' K S I fa al, l h a n r a It 1 1 ' mitted this fact concerning her own 1*' R I I I ! fa a l, tham-a M marriage. TS* IS' W m i l l ( . a t to When a man begins to worry ln l o f b a g i n n i n g A R K I I K I I K I i r .NrtTIFIKIr lest he become platonic, that very t h a t tha I ' l a l n l l f f h ere in baa Inatl. worry itself can quickly produce t u ia d a a ull a g a l n a t y m . In tha I 'l r r u l l C o u r t n f Iba N ln it i Judicial the effect he dreads. For love is an emotion. Hut f i n uli, In a n d fu r P a m ln n la I'uunt y , Florlil*. t o q u ie t ll a t i t l e in lha worry is a mental process. And a h n . a d aa cil h ad u i m i a r l v , alluated, we have a law in psychology that I rin a and b a l n g In P a m ln n la i'uuncannot simultaneously ly , F lo ri da , a * h a r a l n a h n r a niora y o u p a r t ic u la r ly a . I out. Vnu a r e liarr- “ emote” and "cerebrate” (think). by rt u u lr a d In rile y » u r A n .w a r One process surrenders lo the w il l, (be C l a r k »f lh a Ci rcuit t'Biirl. C o u r t. in and f o r Pemtnida other 'Hiat'* why the old adage Cnunly, F lo r i d a , and a a r v a a enpy is still valid aland counting to ten ■ hereof upon Hanlal \l tlu u lar, before you t-xplodr In anger. 321 Pa rk A v e n u e , Hou ih, W ln ia r The very act of counting is a P a rk . F lo r i d a , A t t o r n e y for lha I 'l a l n l l f f In t h a abu v a a cti on on menial ((cerebral) art and thus nr hafure Ilia I l i b d a y o f Ja n u a ry , tends lo dissipate a lot of your ire, A , It. I I I . , ntaa a t ' e r r a e l*ru Couso your anger cools. faaau w ill b a anta ra d a u a l n a t you, SEX PHOBIA IT IH O l t l i K I t K I i Hint i h i. ha The greatest sex phobia of the pu b ll.hed In tha Hanf urd Herald, a ''’ plug, but at Christmas time, or out of the clear blue sky when t luAen't even mentioned their products. "Some guys make a living try­ ing to gat stuff plugged on the air, ana and tney they sena send you merebandise as a feeler—in advance. "For jnjlanra they might send me a gallon Jug of vodka, hoping I’ll use the brand name in case 1 build a Joke around vodka.1* Hope was quick to add be never used a trade name unless there is a better than averagt laugh in M. "I will have no part of accept­ ing payola and I hav* always asked my crew never to get mix­ ed up with the pluigcrs," said Hope, a multi-millionaire who needs the mooey hhe he need* a United Frets International CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — Grady F. Stone, one of four convicts re­ captured in Ohio after a 19 min escape from Ivy Bluff Prison, Yaneyvllle, N. C., blaming mlaIrealment for the maaa breakout: ‘They lust couldn't stand it there. When I eicaped. I got my first cake and first eandy ___ _ six months.” NEW DELHI — Indira Uendhl, daughter of Indian Prim* Min­ ister Jawahirla! Nehru, after be­ ing asked by Nehru to take good care of President Elsenhower’# daughter in law, Barbara during • tumultuous welcome: "MM already te under by eere." THIS IH A PICTUKE OF A POSTCARD mailed from Canm !berry on the dny that the government officially opened khw poet office. The long eartk bearing C'anael- NEW YORK — Mr*. Nicholes R. Jones, chairman te Rw cus­ todial board te Mb* Jamal man­ sion, Washington's headquarters- School's Honor Roll Announced in-retreat to ITT*, discussing the Kucuc-roll for Ihe past lix wrakv ....Fifth grade. Gelry Mathis. Joe results af a taroat* breakdown for the Enterprise school ss an­ Vickers. Pete fle n lk r. Marcia in the mansion: Bernnger, Nancy Ray, Sharon "When many te the viatiora nounced hr Principal L. O. Hay Redman, Pamela Walasek: Sixth 1 maw. come isr-gTvd Rod it U cakitr tn■Ide thin outside, they turn right dh ' gralftr. Carrie HaTcHett, grader John Bu.nelt. Matt TTHTf- ' Middl# aged male 12 HB'dTeWW around and lesve. Tiiey don't ex­ Marjorie Ann Heimith, Palsy ’Yam) Sfik'e ThursarnT’Evelyn'V afi a platonic rot# la marriage. pect to get colonial drafts along long, Anita Quinones, Putty Ur­ ton: Seventh grade, Doris Harri­ Oddly enough, when the male with their Georgian architecture." ban, Jane Vaught, Carolyn Wat­ son, Kathy Hughes, Richard succumb* to this fear, he then Leah Slith, Susan Ryan, may ascribe csceeaiv# sexual ar- j son. Jimmy Wells, Louise Zavin- ! Laine. Jamea Walker, James Welch, Mi- ' dor lo hia wife. ski, Judy Kelley and Pamela Ar J Rav; and alaht grade \ Actually, the usual wife it quite Volunteer Group ter. i Wrllesly Corbett. , content with litlla physical woning. but such impotent husbands sud­ Elects Officers denly imagine their males must be New officers nf Mm Lake Mary ae erotic aa nymphomaniacs. Vounteer Fir# Dept, are: preslSo -J£j*r*[ow Jealous and soon Rslp1* Rchwwiehtut. tlce 'HJ-L- —■£*■ > U 'f; preeUan*. Den t'dtnmAAV secre­ reen w ai a pillar of her church i tary, Otis Sjoblom; treasurer, and PTA, aa wall as the mother of I Earl Toney; sergeant at arms, SPECIAL three .teeo-agera^ her husband! t^wla Humphrey:__ fitr... jchidf__ 7P« « jv . r»ASTER-SHrS Heg. Jl.ot\ Mm g-«U-t ^>Ml|a: simply went berserk in his f i t s - ; Ralph Abell: flrri ' ‘iTT-fcr.ffr^T, ^ ■ tional life until he couldn t think chief, Hentid Kern; second assist­ 9-rc. LUNCHEON SET Reg. *2.25 $1.95 straight. ant chief. Lewis Schwelekert; That's when he hired a detec­ third assistant chief, Doren Masco ( Cup PERCOLATOR Keg. >5.M $3.98 tive. Naturally, the detective found and anginccr, Ed Schwelekert. no evidence, for Maureen was a The seven director* elected at $2.19 I Cup HRKWMARTKK Keg. I.1.V9 devoted wife though uninformed on the Tuesday night fire house meeisex m atters. ing were Randall Chase, Sidney So I coached her regarding the Fowler, Homer Gleason, Dirk lvmaterial in the booklet named be­ ers, Ed Zimmerman, W. E. Gray low and reminded her that a wife and Charles Xruegar. should deliberately cultivate more All firemen and their ladies were allure and wax more aggressive invited lo a turkey dinner tn be in her boudoir lo nip in the bud held at the fire house hy the LIT MAGNOLIA WE. FA 2-3812 the usual waning urges of her Ladies Ausilisry Saturday at 6:30 OPEN FRIDAY husband. p. m. 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W t a d a r w a a d l* A H u n t e r A l l u r n a y a a t l.*w 311 I’a i k A v a n u e , P ou lt . berry’s town slogan, “Realty Tax Free Town, were mailed to commemorate the dedication of the poet office “W« Invite Charge Accounts” llf i Mucmtliti A te . FA 1 �\ JI . 01) r VOL. XL1X WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday. High today, B6-72. Low tonight, 45-55. SANFORD. FLORIDA F R ID A Y . DKCKM RKR I t . 1959 United Preaa Leased Wire Eatabliahed 1908 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPD - Stock pri­ ces at t p. m.: American Airline* ....... 341* American TAT .......... 7#'* American Tobacco ............ 10* Bethlehem Steel ............... FD» C A 0 M't Chrysler ....................... *T*» Curtiaa • Wright ................ 32** DuPont ....................... 360'1 Eailman Kodak .................... 10*U S i'4 Ford Motor General E lectric................... N General Motor* .................. l - ‘> Graham • Paige .................. 2l« toll. T A T ......................... «>• I.orillard .............................. 37 Minute Maid .......................... I*14 Pennrv ............................ '4 Penn tlR ......................... * A THR1S1BIAS IH L t'T U K THE HOSPITAL wurCTfeTOliTCd itTSemtnbW .Memorial Hospital adm inistrator Harry Weir yesterday by Brownie Troop .'178. Janet Lewis and Weir decorats the tres whils the other Brownies look on. From ths left ars: Linda Smith, Mary Reynolds, Connie Dejung, Theresa Chevaleir, Kathy Todd, Joyce Jones, Sherry Hastings, Debbie Rowland, Diane Huskin. Judy Ann Washburn, Mary Kllen Hofmann and Valerie Hamilton. Mrs. R. A . Smith and Mrs. C. D. Schoonover ars troop leaders. -I—4»~B m UwA. g > an forb f r r a l f t Martial Law Proclaimed In Minnesota Community Guard Sent New s Briefs -Uia. firT o Halt Standard Oil (N J> ................ « '* I’AI.M BEACH (UPD - The Studebaker .......................... 31^* mother of American soldier of for­ tune Austin Young J r. said she 1 U. S. Steel .................... 100 WettinghmiM M.................. !<*'» ia “very relieved" that he wa* recaptured by Cuban authorities. Mr*. Austin Young 4r. branded Young's e»CM|>e from prison "a vary foolish thing." Ike Launches Campaign To Free NO. 68.1 Violence ALBERT LEA. Minn. (L’PI) — National Guardsmen tn full bxtUa dj[j>si rolled intn rtrife-torn Albert mday lo nut iljj; >"*n under jftf. -n.i t-icther T7,irnce at the strike • bound Wilson 4 Co. meatpacking plant. Link N ecessary OKI.ANDO |I ll'll — Gov. ” lb. . said he i- " ' . i s , uttiifd. m u n 1n 1— >~n ' . _ ed before lbs> middle of I960 on the Oriaix'o-to-Fort Pierce *eg-, Orrrtopcr J. B.wV.cy tiJKita totdj when an app-s.xil lea-n inspected lav »*»e*Tur and of navinr mP.w-l—- merit of the ‘,,ir*hlns State Park­ More t!-,n 'a c"'*',ns - TtuiTTcRT' the Hoard if Equalixation ye*ter- 1 Iota if, Sunland F.*iaYr*'~aim Pine- enee with the beard. Jf l ,-an't1 <g|.;W DELHI (UPI) — Prrd- way. "Thii link it practical, found, I routed from Ihclr beds early thia day f" * at about Half ^ i-rr-*! addition* they recorded that and T«ry necessary," Collin* *nld airts began arriving shortly [HJiOR .Orth of hi* mu : 'he p-nperi;' was d-vpiiqo-A W'han rorne h.-.e with Irulh, 1 won't ro m e|,|enl Hi>enhow« launched today in a speech her* Tbunday night-. . t 'A P t r i.lU N K I. A. A k i . t . if rnntntitnil.iiy oiii.-o r »l miiDer. Udu, li a__m__Thrr ..ware gfCCP at all P n g 'a proper 7 waa "Improperly it waa nothing bat "bare land" aa a global campaign to fra# tha Snnford Naval Air Stntinn (ntfcttnd from left) waa prafatigue uniform*, xtrel helmet! "Thi* waa an hone*t mistake and world of hunger and aald "food. 4. To Stay Active appraised" In the eounty taap- of Jan. I, mt>. and had bayonet* fixed on their atinted with a silver tray liy officcrs Htalionod at the Odham, long active in county graiial. it there ire any doubting Thumasei family. , .friendship. . .and freaM l rifle*. WASHINGTON flFPI) — Tam­ Navy base recently, (’apt. Arthur, who also waa honored Diiplaying recortk, invoice*, and state politic*, said “I have they are welrome to Inspect these dom" trera mightier th in armlei ila's A jeering crowd of about 100, MarDill Air Force Ba»# will by Sanford civic nml titiaineas leatiera at n nmm lunclteon eon* tract inn detail*, maps - ami often been arctned of being the and bomb* ia bringing peace to remain an artive B4T hue, at many of them unking mextpaKI took* at any tune,” Odham sou* today will tu rn over hia com m anil shortly tu take over plan*, Odham told the hoard that one who Helped oust the former the world. er*. watched from acroa* tha least until July, lltflt, according lo phaaiaed. another command. Shown with ('apt. Arthur ia left tn Eitcnhowor said a luccessful .street aa *ome of the troop* took defense department report Tha property in question m- "food for peace" campaign would a right, (ap t. Robert K. Stutsman, senior medical officer up position* around the plant, Thuraday to .Han. George A. Sma volr** III lota in two subdivision*. bring full and prosperous livrs to at the base; Mrs. Arthur, (’apt. J. D. Ramaga and Com­ ordered closed by the National there. But the dapartnient told Chairman John Krider said that, families ami replace the threat of mander Lewis D. Tamny. Guard. since Um error was in the tax war with friendship among natin*, Siuallirrs that nu final decision The Ihrung dispersed about a rolla, the matter should h* tunnel ending forever tha fear and *u»pi- has Iwen reached nn the ultimate half • hour lalar whan a guard future of Mar dill. over to Taa Assessor Richard Me- rion that breed* wan offirar. Id. Col. Paul Meyers, apoke Canna. It wa* the second global cam­ Little Danuttfe uver a public address ayslrm and McCanoa said be wsaa await of paign he outlined today a* part told the people lhat under mili­ G A P E CANAVERAU Fla. the error but derided not tu cor­ of has iimsion half-way around tary order* it waa unlawful M ( Ill'll — A Titan Interrunttnenial rect K until it had been heaid by the world to convince India and congregate In largr number*. ballistic missile which failed In TIm ikmLnols Memorial Hospital board of triiateea yes­ tha board. He explained that the the world of America's peaceful in g.-l off ita pad Thursday appar­ Maj. George Boob# of Auilin, terday named Sanford Architect John Burton to design the error was discovered after the lax tendon*, in a speech at New Delhi ently sufferr.1 tittles damage in the Minn., stood guard outsld* a gala rolls ware completed. Univenily he called for a world one second lls engine wa* "alive.” turning away nonunion produc­ 95000.000 addition scheduled for tbs hospital. to build tion employe* reporting for work, Ths board named Burton because "h e is completely fa­ During yesterday's briwf .sv.ton, interchange of undent* , , S' j, .4 to* va *ssaid. e* r o * vIt 1 waa iato err 1s » * area mss *1e1*-■ 1111'*i'M believed an upon . pisiform " Iju u th . woul.t lw made 'Thi* plant i* closed," Roobu miliar with ths hospital, and worked on it before the present the board reviewed 20 rasas and peace HAVANA ( U l'l) — I'tilm tt n u th o ritie a naiil to d a y they \aul In a monotone to each work­ Klaenhouer. already haded .» a l ,„ on , flvr the llifflfUlty meet once more before clos­ building's completion." trustee chairman A- B- I’elerson said. will man of peace, repealed hia per­ which caused th* firat atage e n - i “ *e biiltllitR M iam i H erald re ix irle r Jame.* B u ch an an on er. ' There M martial law. Thcru ing the hearings. ’ Horton waa i « n/ three arclnlccti sonal triumphs of Jhe two days l i n e lo . 1.01 down automatically. ! charRe* of “ in v o lv e m e n l" in A n .tin Yr*imjt'* from will he no production. Ca on before. Again ilmlay- He drove whs worked on the hotnital, ‘ pri.««)n'\V>tlne!*dny, even though (h e re p o rte r an* in M iam i a t home." through human canyons of hun­ W alkout Continues Gov. Of villa L. Greeman order­ f* ” t A 6if o ' hospital A-.i-i.IUnt Hr. the lim e. dred* nf thousand* of Indian* who ed Albert lea ansi »urrounding Herman Smith will advise the An arm y *|M>ke*itmn an id Hiiehitnun w an arrest esl T h a t 6CAPE CANAVEKAL |U I'D .shouted ''tone live Ike” and alFreeborn County placed under trustee* on expansion requirement* * day a* ha an Ivied th* rooiH ia martial law to preserve order moat imolhrrrd him with flowers More than TIni wotkei* lemamnl iia'ed on community growth and off their Job* at this missile test as thee eheered 'th e king of Havana'* St. John Hotal whria between striker* and non union ihoo will confer with Burton, Peter­ cenlar in an unauthorised *trike America.” Voung had b e e n recnplured employe* at the Wilson plant. son said Eisenhower, standing in the rear begun hy members of th* Iron earlier, lie said th* Miami news­ The Minnesota governor aabt hn WASHINGTON (UPD — fcuTil* trustee* now are pre tiring MARTINSVILLE. Va. (UPD— nf an open car, hrld up hia hand* Worker* Union. Home M iron at* drug pric* investigator* today lb* architect's contract in send to man was carrying iodine and wa* acting in rrapoose to pleaa dug further into charges that Ihc federal Hill Burton Bind trus­ Charles W. (Yankl Stewart, ring­ lo ward off the avalanche of flow­ woik*r* walkesl out Wednesday in bandages, pieaiimahly to treat the frmn city official*. a dispulr over whelhrr an aban high-powered firms have confused tees who Hill give J223.UOO toward* leader m the i.cups of 20 con­ er* as hr drove slowly past mi*'minor Injurir* Yming nuffem l in Frrruian signed die proclama­ g«-tur., nii-ed pries* and may- building Ilie addition. John Burton victs from Notth Carolina's "Lil­ ahruuili-d walls of the historic red iloned Navalm missile tower wa his dramatic prison break. tion declaring martial law early li* Alcairax" prison, waa i*p- fort, the ancient British defense lo Ih- dismanllrd or undergo (Irmo tsar m paticnla. TAMPA I UPD —A Ncgrn man Young and llmhanan nr* being this morning in hit olfirei in St. is county school architect and lition The other workers walked lurrd hsr* early today. bastiun in India whose dirty rest .Specifically, the Senate enti- also designed the civic renter and sulked the sired* with a blaring held at military intelligence head­ Caul, 31inn. off their join In sympathy. trust subcommittee tried to deter­ the Seminole County blood hank Stewart, 52. was caught after h* wall* reared up through morning pistol here Thursday nigld He quarters her*. Tlie governor also scheduled a mine whether adveiliaing drive* wrecked the stolen automuhil* vapors and llir thin smoke from killed one man and wounded tluee Two other l). B, newsmen, NBC meeting today with Wilson Presi­ by big drug companies keep down ulhers before ton- of hi* wounded cameramen Carlo* Santos and dent James D. Cooney in an *4 Ilies* he wa* driving during a po­ liny rooking fires in nearby than Smothers Plans competition from .mailer firm*. lice chase. Stewart's i s r plunged lies. virlim* tricked him and cut him Iasi* Rive*, wen- arrested anil fort lo head off further Iroublu. C ar Veers Out Hr wa* linarse today from his The subcommittee, hea.lrd by down with a iholgun lilaal. Freeman, professing alarm * t JO feet off of a bridge down a held briefly Thursday in the west­ Ben. fete* Kefauvar (D-Tsnn.,) nvrrbank on Route 'J2U near hare. speech making but hia doctor said Three Week Tour ern town of Consolation del Sur, the "apparent breakdown*' ia ne> Police said *x convict David summoned Sc ynice* Blackman, Of Control, Hits WASHINGTON (U l’l) - Hen Kullmorr, 34. waa shut to death where they wet* filming the gotialIons, vent telegram* TburaOnly six of th* 'JO convicts who this waa nothing unu-ual and lhat secretary-treasurer of Prento fled I hr maximum security pris­ he was hearing up well from his George A. .Smellier* will leave hy Sim Porter, a 53-year old aimy'a liuu-e-to house search lor day to Cooney and IIPW freskHome Killing 2 vlrellllOL* and wild welcomes never I'harmacHUticai ladwiratoriv.'-, Inr. Ideal Ralph Helstein a.king for Jail. 14 on a three week tour of \ r gril Ahum Kt.llmore had Vnung. on after over power mg the gourds before seen in ilia Inslory nf India South Amenta In -tody th* atalii* wounded during a J5 minute ilimil South Hackensack, N. J. MIAMI (L’PI) —A speeding car Tuesday ware at large today. the parley. Santos nml Bites woe released or the other nations he ha* vi wit - of United Mtal* trade in l^lin ing spire in Ylmr City, Tamp*'* after being questioned by Inlelli. Premo wax dr-rrilwsi as a me *rcre«i out of conlrul early U»Uy However, a Wilson tpokeaman dium lis t manufacturer of drug and crashed into a home, explod­ Slate police grabbed tha swarthy ed. saui he bad been informed that America. l.atin let M on. gome agents. It was mil tmmediproducts. C h i e f subcommittee ing a butane gas tank and killing ringleader of the prison break Hmathei * wot Thursday hr Detective l(al|ih Mill* *aul Full- ately certain whether they were Hrlstnn hud been asked to meet runnel Rami Dixon .aid Black- two persons inside Hie flaming from the Ivy Bluff prison for inwith federal mediator* in St. want* to discover "the eofl apota" more wounded Negroes Edward allowed to keep their film. coriigihlcs only 1041 feet from tii-n soul.| he e.krd how prosito building. Paul, Minn . ami rmpliailied that Black Bear Shot which can h* remedied "tn the Young, a former llmi-ijnr who Bailey, 14, and VVrnice Boy land lions! and licensing practices of A lliirti p e r s o n s s i c r i t i c a l l y in where his ear wa> found alter it mutual advantage of th* United and killed Frank I'rado. a (I- now livHa in Miami, was unis, Coonry would only talk with crashed through the bridge rail­ major drug rompaniee affacted hi• jur^,j In Wekiva Area Slate* and lh* I aiir American year old while man, in addition pentant about Ihe allegml anti- Freeman. hu'ines*. ... ’ . . , . . , ing. More than 1,0s«* resident* nf thla government activity that irsullrd Another black be*, was shot in countries.” to .shiHiling Purler. He said Blackman's testimony •« w“ * "ke • **omh explndwt. Colne sard Stewart offered no southern Minnesota town looked lit bis being sentenced to prison the Wekiva swa.iips WedneoLy. Sui* the is ia chairman vf the said Nrai Tuk»-r A T, a Negro, who Mills, lit pining together Ih* resistance, although he was armed would "follow wall m Hne" with on ITiuinl.iv white yelling pick­ P. W. Wheatland of Monro* •Senate l.atin American trade sub­ chain of evt-nl*. toiil this story: for 341 years, testimony Thursday about the ail escaped tbs- building with three with a .'III caliber revolver. He ets hurled stone* and snowball* Corner, shot the I > M pound male committee. He proltahly will he "Fullinore anil Hailey got tuts* "I'd do it nil over again if I did n»t have the niachineguii Rising of Merck A Co , one of others. al non rob after six men with hunting accompanied by several ether an argiiini-nl in the kilchrn of Were given the chaine," he told plant strikers' r a n leaving th* fo u n ty pnlice .-aid die driver of which be stair during the prison • leaders in the drug indual ty. dog* tracked the uiimil for two member* nf Cnngreta. the car, Harold Guthrie, J»i, was Full more i apartment Fullinore newsmen. Dr. August*! Gibson. Merck's Al !r*vi twn persona were inTh* r e r a p i u r e d American lured and more than 20 car* dam­ shot Bailey anti left tor, a nrartqr reiearch .lire, lor, eoncfded lhat so drunk he dot not know he had siawail was brought here and mile*. Wheatland <hol the bear twice with a 30 . 1 (1 rifle. Hr. Karl seemed equally imcnllcerned about aged in the outburst of violence bar " one ad claiming that a certain been in an accident. He suffered krpt jn , h, ||rrn y County Jail, IXIlirr* -aid hnllmure burst tha post ability that an additional at the strike bound plant. drug produced "no sorriwin* atde a broken collar bon* and ruts in Hartinavrlle is about to mi).* Fau*l and Cotton Brown ol Han- Glee Club's Yule ford, Gus Hchlnah of l.nke Monthe wreck. into Itie* bar. tired sevrral aliuli penalty might hv imposed on him effects" was not tiue from the North Carolina prison Police .stood by and watched Police -aid Guthrie'* converti­ which border* Virginia and is art rue. Maj. Joseph Storey of Ml. Program Tuesday into (list wails and rriling, re became nf his escape from thr prl. wiule stone* rattled against Ih* Dr, I.oiii* luisugna, a Johns Plymouth and Bill Hoover of Ml. in Dinar alrl Km, 'Die Sanford Junior High School liMiled hit pistol and left lie son...... Hopkins University medical pro­ ble sma-hed through the wall of miles south of Roanoke, Va. , . . . . riir*- s<m"* oU<f*r* wsr# laughing Dora were the other member* of Glee Club will prrsenl ill annual returned * frw nimuiei later ami fessor. accused the drug industry the hou-e and apioarently landr-l "What does another '241 year* 4n(| joking The search for the remaining the parly. Christmas program Tuesday at fired mute shot* without hitting mean on top of lh. 34) l'v, al of dumping “miserable" medicine* in the bed where H-mbrny and six fugitives wwa renteied in the On, officer who taw l man 7:30 p. m in the Pineereet audi­ anyone. Ibrn went oulsido again ready gut?" be grinned. on the market every year with hi* cnninion-lsw wife were sleep, metropolitan Washington, H. ( ', hurl a stone at a passing car, tor ium. of nlvcrti'ing men who "tr^v ing, Tile i>*-<i was shoved through area ami cs-ntial Virginia. "Fullinore killed Prado on Ihe U lien he was a iv d about th« walked up. tapped the striker on IJncmploymerit I’p H unted by music instructor l.er street in limit id Ihe bar." Mills Miami reporter, Young u-plicd, the shoulder and laid gently, To sell sows' cars for silk purses." the partition into the adjoining The FBI said fingerprint* found WASHINGTON I UPD - The He said such practices hav* con­ apartment. on an abandoned stolen car in number of Job* held hy Americana Compton, the student* hav* done said. "He then walked about a Mhos Buchanan7 l<» alt ques- "watch rt” No arri-st* wera ra­ fused doctors, raised price* and suburban Washington at Arling­ dropped by marc than one mil­ all the work in preparing Ihe pag­ mile lo f'urtrr t tavern and shut tion* shout hit vsrape, he gave ported, may haim patient*. ton, Va., ware those of luuvicli lion in Nuw-mhrr, the govern­ eant and tableaux of Christina* him inside the bar. He leu and lh* same answer: "1 don't re­ .cen*. and making coetumea and Wiley Cummings, 31, Johnny Mil­ ment reported loday. Unemploy- selling*. It will lie narrated by ■ then shot Hoy Ia ltd about a block member,” Minute Maid Central Filing led, 27, and John Kilbourne, 31. menl climbed by yeUAK) to 3.670,- *eventh giader, Melanie William*, away ” Lake Mary Yule Mill* isisl Purler got another Woodrow Stewart, .16, Cleveland Reports Dividend 000. The I-ahor Department *»id nml i* Idled "Aru! It Cam* To man to drive home, grabbed hi* City Officials See Asked Of City Party, Set Dec. 19 ORLANDO (UPD - One id th* MrN*'J; 11■ *nd Willi* Shaw, 2«, total emplovmenl fell hv l,19t,ixoi Pa**." iholgun. went In thr hospital for Hanford m il service board The I ake Mar)' Christmas Tree world's largest citrus processor*, believed hiding out in th* ren- to 66631.01*1, sligh'lv more than Packer At Work Th* public is invited In attend first aid. ttirn went looking for members last night proposed havparty will be held Dec. 19 at 7 the Minute Matd Corp , reported tr ** ^"K1"'* are*. tin* program. the usual for the month. Kullmore Uily manager Warren E ing a central personnel file for 41. in. al the Chamber of Com­ Thursday a quarterly common Knowlei slid today that a refuse city employe*. C’ny manager War­ m erce Building. The children will stock dlvulrnd of A cents per parking truck he examined ui Win ren K. Knowlei and board assistant enlr-rtain and furnish Ihe program share and a slight isle* Incrrase ter Haven wa* a "vrry good piece -rrrelary N. I). Garner ahould until Santa Claut arrives. over the la t fiscal year. of equipment." Knowles, Refuse work out a central file on tity emThe party committee plans to Minute Maid * consolidated net Sup!. Eddie Griffillu, and Public pfovei in be in the cdy manager’! start a -pecial contribution drive sale* for ihe fiscal year ending Work* Director Syd Richard at­ High ranking Naval admirals Hanford for U>* iMioilung rompetinext week. No personal solicitation |, cl lt jsq, 133.913. Last Only on# competitor, Heavy At­ tion at make up event* are rum- tended Ihe demonstration with an office, board member Denver Uordrll suggested The information arrived today lo participate in Ihe tion include Captain W. F Hrin- tack Squadron Eleven now can of fund* will l*e made hut special year'* figure was $99,1)24.174, pleted. In addition Ihe highlight eve lo buying a packer for San tlH|ld |<e placed nn Garner* per ly arranged bottle* will b« placed Th,, regular quarterly stock annual Navy Appreciation Day gle. Commandant -if Mid-hipmen, overtake the leader. With perfect •vent of the AID vs. Ihe A3f) will ford This year'* uly budget call* „ mnft c4rq /„r ,hr 4„ „ Unt in all Lake Mary place* of bunt- dividend is payable Jan 20. I960, scheduled 1st start tomorrow morn­ U. 4. Naval Academy, Annapolt*. coring in their remaining make ing. lake plare nn ihe Lake Gemge for a new packer. They examined retary's u>e. fordcll proposed ness to receive *H contribution*. «t0rkhnldcrf nf record Jan. 16. the refuse truck * quality, efficirn Applicant* approved by Ih* bnard Arriving from Washington, D. C. MJ , Captain W. M. Romlierger, up event* they could pa** the Target at 10.mi a. m. *------ ;---------------I960. cy, speed and cost uf operation in lake the wnttrn police exam was Vic* Admiral Wallace M. Develupmenl Division, Office of Savage Son Squadron by some Kb At 1:30 tsimurruw afternoon Ihe ^Aan I n j u r e d -------------werr Marion A Butler. John Wil­ (leakley, Deputy Chief of Naval tha Chief uf Naval Operations; (minis. Heavy Attack Squadron liam Frazier and Aden G. Carter Operation* for Fleet readme**; Captain A. II Bowker, Training One would fall short nf first plare festivities will move to Fort Mel­ Vet Nearinjr Knd Art Association In Auto Mishap Vice Admiral Robert B. Pirie, de­ Division, Office of the Chief of by less than HI points hut would lon Dark for a "gel together" he HOUSTON, Tr* ( U P D - Dr Jr. Karl L. Mathew* of Day Irma puty chief of naval operttioni for Naval Operations. assure sarend place if they rack tween Navy and aivilian ciliiens Russell Wide said today that be air; and Rear Admiral D. F. Beach suffered neck injuries in a Plans Yule Party believe* "death * only a matter Tha high ranking bra-* will be up a perfect store in loft bombing. of the community. two ear accident at First bt. and The Sanford Art Asm ha* in Smith, also from tha office of on hand at Ihe airmanship compe­ Yesterday’s shape drop event Civilians wishing to get tickets of hour* away" for Waller (Old Post Office Open Majnol-a We at 12:30 p. m to­ vited its members to a Christ- Chief uf Naval operation-, tition slatrd to start at III a. m allowed Heavy Five to Increase fur the event ran pick them up Heb) Williams, 117, the last sur­ Oviedo postmaster J. B. June* Rear Admiral Kenneth U raig. day. The middle aged driver was mas Party at 7.3U p. m Monday The publw a invited In attend i heir lead on Heavy Seven by "frets" from tha majority of tha viving veteran uf Ihe Civil W«r. ia announcing th a t the Poet O fftra I'nmminiWr Fleet Air. Jarkson- tomorrow'! eer show. taken to Seminole Memorial Ho* -1in the Civic renter William* ia suffering from hi* will ho open all Hay HalurdaF end SB more point*. Saves) was the Hanford merrhanto. pi'al Christina* cards will be exrhang- ville, arnvail in Sanford last nlghl Meanwhile. th» homhing derby only squadron lo have completed Aa an added attraction, Santa fourth atlark of pnrumonia thi* also Saturday, Dec. 19 for Um Sanford Negro Oil* Knigbton of ed and each member la asked to after atlanding tha 4v.au of Flor­ now being conducted al th* bate, the bombing portion* kg 4 00 Ctaua wiU aeuva at 1 p. as. to year. Dr. WoUe. who ha* treated benefit ->f patrons with Lbrutmaa 1110 S. W K t struck Mathew*’ bring a guest, hia favorite dea- ida MlllUrjr Appraeiatloa Dinner Mara tha finish line with Squad­ m. present randy to youngster*. AB ham tor several year*, said hu m ail Ha also p-gintod out that O i fie left n t fender, police «ert and pictures for a critique. In Orlando. ron VAII 5 s'ill n 'iri'alnicg lt« Tomorrow wIR see th# final youngsters will he admitted with condition la critical ar.d he te the of fie* i« open all day on W ed­ UUvae naval Y ig m U iics visiting lead. *gjd. Colic* and tea will tw served. i very weak. i scoring iso the bombing eosnpali- out tickrta, nesdays Hospital Names Burton T o Design New Addition Cubans Arrest Newsman Charged In Aiding Escape nafors Probe Drug Firm Ads Carolina Escapee Ringleader Nabbed Man Shoots 4 " In Gun Spree t Admirals Arrive For Navy Day I t �dWind Sundew Like Mary Church CHURCH OP THR NASABKHB Choir To Join Lake Harp In Yule Service Church Of Christ Natarcnc CHURCH Ok C IM 8T LAM HART (SOttawa Ralph Brewer J r . .......Evan Bible School ....... 10:00 Morning Worahlp.......11:00 Evening Warship . . . . . 7:30 Wad. Prayer Service .. 7:40 M anias Worahlp Troming Uataa . g r iiHug Worship R. L. Drawer ............. Pastar Suaday S c h o o l ~ 10:10 a «w. M anias Woraalp U:00 • ai. Christian Sarvlea Training 1:00 P-.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Paata Kara Dunes* .................. Ml Evening W orship........ 7:00 p. m. Wad. Prayer Serviaa 7:30 p. m. Presbyterian PIROT PRESS) TEWTAN CHURCH Oak Aw. and Third M. Morning Worship .... lC:3p a. m. Horning Worship __ 0:40 a. m. Evening Worship . .. . 7:30 p. m. Sunday School ... >:45 a. ». Morning Worship ... 11:60 ■ m. Senior fellowship........0:00 p. ns. HOLT CROSS RPISTOPAL Evening Worship .. 7:30 p. id CHURCH Wad. Prayer Sarvlea T:M p. m. Park Aeo. at 4th Rl Nursery Available Rev. John W. Thomai Pastor Holy Eucharist.............. 7:10 a. m Family Service— Church School ........ 3:00 a. as Homing Pm ytr— Sermon ................ 11:00 a. as. A, C. Sum mare Wmal ........ 1:41 o. m. Haly Commutes— Sunday Scbaoi . Wanhlp .... !!:&> «• m Union .. .. t:30 p m. Tuesday .......... It JO g. m. 10:00 a. m. WnesMp - 7:43 p m Wednesday Tlursdiy .............. ' 7:30 a. ■Sacmment of Panaoca i.0O4:M p. m. ■ataeday ......... ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH utsala- * rr= -- — f REARYTB RIAN CHURCH John W. PlUoy ...... . .. Pastor m ... g:oo o. a . Suaday School ...... 11:00 a. a . V feef trirter PaDewsklp _ Junlar .......... 0:30 p. a . TIHmInj5er Fellowship ‘ flaniara.....................7:10 p. a . Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Saafsrd Shrine Cfnb le t BL awl Lee Aw. Ernest Boliek Jr. Pastor Church School........... 3:30 a. m. Morning Worship .... 10:30 a. m. Evening Bible Stoudy .. 7 p. a . P N K C m r ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH H. M. Snow Suaday School ...... Morning Worahlp .. Evening Worahlp . . Wad. P a y e r Service At 7 p. m, Sunday, the annual While Christmas program will be bald w:th members at the pariah asked to bring toys and canned goods for needy children in tbo area. Thureday Bonding 3:MMJ0 p. W E. Ttmms . . Pastm Suaday school ...... 10:0ft a as Morning Worahlp . . . . 11:00 a. m M. Y. r. .................. 0:30 p. m Evening Service ........ 7:10 p. m Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m Catholic GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onera Rd., at Weedland Ave. W Thomas Parson: Jr. Pastoi Suaisy School . .. 0:45 n. ra Morning Worship .... 11 a. m MY* .. 0:30 p. m (A new Church serving a n*< Community) FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Fellowship . PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 0 Miles Test an RL 4ft Cecil W Shaffer Pastor Sunday School ........ 4:45 a ra Morninf Worship . . ta 45 a m THE SALVATION ARMY Wasteyan Youth a 11 p m 114 K. Seceed SL Evening Worship 7:30 p m Wed. Prayer Service 1:30 p. m Sunday: Sunday School . ... 10:00 a. Holiness Meeting ... 11 00 a Nazarene Street Ueaunr ....... 0:30 p IT R tr CHURCH YPL ...... 7 00 p OF THE NAZARENE Salvation Meeting .... 7:V p W. lad S i nl Maple Ave. Tuesday: R. H. Speer Jr. Paster Sunday School * 45 a m Cerp Cadets ........... 1 30 p Morning Worship .. 10:45 a m Band Practice . .. 4:00 p NYPS ....... 4:30 p m Ladies Hama League 7:30 p N Y P S A N J .S............. 4 p m Thurs Prayer Service 7 30 p Gospel Service ......... 7 p m laL Street Meetlag 0:30 p. FERN PARI CHURCH OF THR NAZARENE O'BRIAN ROAD } CHURCH OF CHRIST Zed 84. asd Elm Are. Rev. Jim Flvher Pastor Boarge M Yatee Suaday school .. O'45 a ra Bibte School Morning worship . 14:45 ■ eenlng Worship Youth service ...... 0:46 | ■ Evening Worship Rvtngelittlc service 7 30 p m. •red. Bible Study 7:45 p. m. Wed. prayar service 7 30 p m. Church Of Chriit f• *'•" 11“ "T"HI1" Their aertainly tame not of proof bat of M R b The? feal aa#» veled at tha Warane . . , followed a gleaming a t a r . . . listened to prophesy, f o r Wise Men this waa enoughl And through the centuries others have sought the King. K a g ^ , amtsOy they have come Into tha reverent beauty of Rm C U n L And there, aa ageless Words east Hm U Hght la man's darkness, they h ast known Rm and of their p o s t. v- ,„.Vt The support of the Church Series is sponao red by th« following Business firm s Holy Communion CHURCH OP GOD Service Planned Preach Ava. and Holy Communion will bo ontoPalter Joel D. Brown .... Sunday School ........ 0:45 n. m . brated at ihe Entarpriao Episcopal Evangellatlo Service 7:00 y. a*. Church at a a. m. Sunday with Tuesday Service .... 7:30 p. a . morning prayar at It a. m. The regular vestry meeting will be held Monday at 7:30 p. m. at CHURCH OP JSSUS CHRIST the Parish Hall. OP LATTRH DAT SAINTS City HaD J. G. Brooks ... Branch President Other Churches Sunday School ...... 10:00 a. m. Charch Of Gad Of Triple*! Saersment Mooting . ... 0:00 p. ns. M«I Kim Arena* J. H. Mister ............ fsetoi Sunday School .. .0:40 a. a . FIRST PENTECOVTAL Morning Worship 11:00 a. a . CHURCH OP LONOWOOD Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. a . E. Ruth Grant .......... Palloi Womaa’e Missionary Sunday School ...... 10:40 a a . Young People’s Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. a . Service, Wed ........ 7:30 pt a Evening lorrica ........ 7:30 p. a . Wed Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. a . Fri. Prayer Sorvtoo .... 7:30 p. a Negro Churches PROURKM MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Midway ADVENTIST CHURCH E. E. Williams ............ Pastor Seventh 04. and Elm Ave. Sunday School ...... * jn a m C. W. Beach ............... Faster Morning Worship 11:00 a. a . Saturday Snbbatb School 0:30 a m First, Third, Fourth Sundays Morning Worship 11:00 a m Evening Worship____ 7:30 p. a . Wed. Prayar Service .. 7:30 p. m First, Third Sundays Usher Board. Tuesday 1:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal, THE REVIVAL TABIRNACLB Tuesday................... 1:00 p.m. 14th and Chaae Ave. Junior Church, • Sunday School . 10:40 a. m Wednesday ........... 7:3ft p.m. Morning Worship ... 11:00 a. m Business Meeting . 3:00 p.m. Evening Worship ... 7:45 p m Friday preceding first Sunday, Thursday Service ...... 7:45 p. m monthly Sunday School .. 0:45 a m. Morning Worship .... 11:00 n m Evening Worship S:00 p. m Chrlitian CowM Ritf be eerteh when tUp kw*K bp *a meager Mmt Ml woe tbe and of the quaatf Rev. Bill Swyear of tha Barnett Methodist Church at Enterprise has chosen for hie sermon title Sunday, The Gift of God." Tha service* jyill start at U a. ST. I.UKWS LUTHERAN Slavin (Near Oviedo) Stephen M. Tuhy ,*«■«».-> Paatas Morning Worship........ 0:30 a. ■Sunday School ...........,3:00 a.nr Christian Day Reboot, Monday through Friday — Kindergarten • Elementary ................... 0:00 a.w. ■BENBZEH METHODIST CHURCH t a t Rm Ring wne • m an bn bo. M e court woe a eotHa abed; HU prhiaalr farb ewnddtmg bond*. ‘The G ift Of God* Is Church Sermon Herbert W. Goers*........... raster Sunday School .......... 1:11 a- m. Adnit Bible C lans........ 3:11 a. a Warship l e w i e e .......10:30 a. as. PIK E METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Avo. at MB SL Da E. Hindman Jr. ... Pastor Sunday School .......... 0:45 a. m. Morning Worahlp .... 10:45 a. a PMY ........................ 7:00 p- a . Evening Worship .... 7:10 p. a . Mon. PMY Recreation 7:00 p. m Tuea. FMY Prayer 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayar Service 7:30 p. a . Church Holds Advent Program Mre. M. McDermott preaonted tha advent program last Wednes­ day to the regular membors of the Episcopal churehwomtn at the All Saints Church ln-Zntarpriao. The highlight of the aveniag was a a ria s of records at European Christmas earols. Plans also warn discussed to hold a series of saw­ ing meetings each second Wednes­ day of the month beginning Jan. 13 at tha parish house. Other Churches LUTHERAN CHURCH OR THE EEDBBMRR I l l Park Avn. T. C. O'Steen ........ Patter Maning Worship........ I N a. a . Sunday School ...... •:!> a. m. Morning Worahlp ... 11:40 a- a. MYP Meetinga 4:00 » m. (intaraodlata, Santee) Teacher Training Course Evening Worship 7:30 p. a. Sunday at 3.30 p. m., tha Junior Choir of the Laka Mary Prtabyterlaa Church will units with (Ha -High XihooJ Choir and tha Adult Chair la present a Christmas Can dtetight Vaspsr Service. This la a community service de signed to buildup tbe spirit ef Christmas in tbe hearts at the citizens of Lake Mary. Tha public la Invited ta coma to the program which is designed ta kindle and highlight Chrletmaa music. Tha Director of Music U Mr. Robert Mere. The organists are Mrs. James Thompson and Mrs. William Blakemoie. The prnirsm Is divided into eight main seetiona including: The Pro­ phecy, The Stir, A Ring la Horn, GUta for the Saviour, Glad Tid­ ings, And There Shephards, The Matter. ‘Tie Christmas Again. There will be candle lighting, proe/«shwalr t-ht ■-ringing of -rseny familiar and new Christmas carots. Tha calendar at aventa at the Lake Mary Prasbytarlan Church affords a number of spiritual opportunitiea for tbo celebration at Chrlatmae. Betides tha Vesper Service, there will be a Sunday School Program on Sunday even­ ing, December 10th at '7 p. m. High School students will go carol­ ing, December SI si. st 4:3ft n_ an J u n i o r - s t u d e n t s hill 'be out Caroline TWembsr a n d * ■4 »<V A'full carol service will he held at the church Wctfftftdsy, December THR RANFORD CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1111 W. 1st SL Sunday Watchtuwar a Study « .. .................. 1:00 p. Wed. Bible Study ... 7:10 p Fri. Ministry Sehael ... 7:30 p Friday Service ............ 1:30 p. FIRST SMILOR RAPTLST CHURCH 1111 W. IXh St. A A. Fields .. . Acting Pastor Church School ___ _ 1:30 g. m. Morning Worship .. . 11:00 a. m Evening Worship .... 7:30 p. m Tuesday Prayer ... 7;in p. m Teachers Meeting, Wednesday . ... 7:30 p.m. m. m. m m. m ZION HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 711 Orange Ave. J. L. Brooks ...................Pastor Church School ...... 1:30 a m Morning Worship .... 11:00 a m F'ruing Worship .. . 7:30 p. m Tuesday Prayer service 7:30 p.m m ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN m BAPTIST CHURCH m •3* Cypress SL m. H. B Whitehurst ... Pastor m Churrh School S:30 a m Morning Worship .. Uoo a. m. Evening Warship .... 7:30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal Monday ......... 7:30 pm Prayer Meeting Tuesday T:3Cp.m. Wednesday Bible Study, Junter Churrh . 7:03p.m. Club Metllngi Thursday ..... 7:30 p. m. �\ ‘•’r; ' T1"fT •------ *~ « : C nt W ittfnrl frrilb F ri. Dec. 11, 1959—Pare Experts Name 10 Choice Stocks Rain, Fog Stretch •Over W idtArei prospects were found: Rcnguct Consolidated Inc., GrahamBy GORDON J. TOLL Paige, Technicolor. Greer Hydraulics, and United Stores. Mapiger, Security Aaaoe*atw. Inc. I/rth c list of 30 of the best low-priccd stocks, which do it has been pointed nut before that rending through the ta ile d Pres* International not necessarily imply low quality, Izut are all "well-situated many popular statistical and investment se rv ic e s hns not a —r;c nf moiit *ir brought only proved interesting but profitable as well. In this week's companies with promising prospects" were found American dnzzlinz rains and foe In a wide area from the Gu'f of Mexico to column, 1 propose that we examine the thought of two of Airlines, Avco Corporation. Cclanese Corporation, Smiththe Great Lakei today. j viie larger investment services. The follow-';: opinions dn Douglas. Florida Power Corp.. Beneficial Finance, and The weather bureau <aid the Marine Midlund, Corp. > not necessarily represent my own. riampnez* would ipread from Ari— « — --• According to Standard < !c Poor* "low-priced stocke-are Tona tn Alabama and norihward — thrnught Wisconsin and the Ohio United Business Service any.* "The outlook for n pros­ ideally suited for the small investor, enabling him to obtain wValley into mid-Pennsylvania. perous buxine.*.* year in 1900 justifies n confident attitude n degree of diversification not possible in the higher price Most amounts during the night | toward the purchnxe_of common stocks. This docs not mean brackets.’’ - - w e r e light. but parts id Arkansas TtHiit investors can"buy at random. The market ns n whole reported up to an Inch of rain. ix high, nnd it is important to select issues which nro capable Scattered snow dotted the Colo­ of moving up in price tin the basis of rising enrningx." rado and Arizona Rockies while They have named the “Ten Most Promising Stocks a stationary patch of snow con­ tinued tn fall on the Pacific for 1960“ ax: Specializing In Home Cooked Foods Northwest. Aerojet General, the Inrgext U. S. developer nnd manu­ Temperatures rose 10 tn 20 de­ facturer of rocket engines for military us« and apace ex­ gree* over the mid and upper ploration. Mississippi Valley and the uealhSpaghetti Lasagne StMka W * r bureau predicted warmer Air Reduction, a major producer of oxygen, acetylene, weather for New England today. Rnvioli Chicken Cacciatore Sea Food and other industrial gases. Light rain or drizzle wa* fore­ 'HELL. BOOK AND ('ANI)LF.' has many hilarious scenes nml Dan Mar­ PARTIES ACCOMMODATED — CALI. FOR RR4ERVATIONI Arknnsas-Louisiann Gas. an integrated nrtural gas cast foe the Pacific Northwest, shall, Charlene Goldman and Lassie Smith are shown rehearsing one of •D'lity, which has become an industrial organization as well. R P fb l_ 4 »U 5 ______ _____ 411*..& With snow spieading into MbTUanathem For’lTie Playhouse Navy |uvWmailOil Lf lhd ptay JmTt*8-9 at the Caterpillar Tractor, h dominant producer oT enrthmov• nd Wyoming. * Arrow From The Water T o o rr la Orange CMy Civic Center. The Navy theater group opened ticket sales yesterday for ing equipment, and with a strong world-wide denier organ!-; the play, funds from which will go to local charities. Tickets are on sale at ration. Open Door Policy Roumillat & Anderson Drug Store, F aust’s Drug Store, Tuuehton’s Drug t'levite t ’orp.. a leading nuiker of slccve-type bearings PENSACOLA, Fla. fUPI) - BurStore and Sanford Child Care Center. and bushing for autos and farm equipment. glars broke a window to get into - — — — " " Ford Motor has notably improved its competitive posi­ a wrecking company office here tion in recent years under aggressive management and even land left this note when they found 'th e dor had been unlocked all mote important, profit margins have been brought up nicely. along: "Nice trick. Did not know International Tel & Tel. ACTION & THRILLS GALORE t"e door was open until got ready Jones St lutughlin Steel. to leave. Sorry." MODIFIED - SPORTSMAN & HOBBY Standard Packaging, an Important container producer WASHINGTON f lT I ) — Food of health, education and welfare .try and retailer* had pledged to storea and wholesaler: moved to -, said acientiit* hnd found the ehem -I halt Immediately the «sle of the f<-r the food industry. d ar-lti halt the sale oof ehkkcnz! Seal, a lynlkat1-- hormn-e ral'-tl }irented bird*. Tutted Fruit, by far the lnrge«t banana enterprise, w lil^ treated with a sex hormona which stlll’vstrol, to be a potential dangHe announced also that manu­ lesser activities including shipping, sugar, minor tropical' ha* piodu.cd cancer tn experi­ r r to human*. facturer* of the chemical had crops, and oil exploration. However, he etres.*ed the treated ngiecd to stop the sale of the hor­ mental animal*. The choice of the nbove is made with this fundamental The action followed an an­ bint* constituted less than 1 per mone to poultry producers, who in mind. “They represent well-established companies, and nouncement hy tne government iru l u* ll.c thicker.* *er* to m ar. hnd used It ew»-«oco|?- rmwlh Thursday that the poultry indus­ ket. The chemical is used only in of bigger chicken* with more snounl fare oeiter Ilian lav general run of stock.*, in the year Also: Don’t Forget The Big Races A t Kaa ahead.’’ try had agrted voluntarily to caponettrs. white meat. • • • Flemming said housewives could withdraw the chickens from the Gallie Speedway On Sat. Nite. Dee. 12 Hut behind the scene*, it was buy chicken with complete run- known the Agriculture Depart­ market. Standard Si Poor’s “The Outlook" hns named ten stocks Arthur ft. Flemming, secretary fidenre because the poultry Indus- ment wa* very unhappy with for Action expected to outperform the market in I960. They DIRECTION , FLORIDA'S TOT ALVIN HAWKINS Flemming's action. are ( levite Corp., Columbia Broadcasting. Ford Motor Co., STOCK CAR A Agriculture Undersecretary True Jones Ac Lnughlin, Lockheed Aircraft. Motorola. Inc., Olin DRIVERS J TOP MINGUS D. Morse promptly issued a state­ Mathiexon, Standard Packaging, U. S. Borax Si Chemical, ment sayinr that Flemming hail and White Motor. acted "within hi* ro*|»«in«U»iliti»-*’* Do you notice the similarity of recommendations be­ hut American food wa* "the best tween both services? anil safest in the world." Among S & P's list of 41 stocks that should be sold be­ Mor*e said the Agriculture De­ partment inspect* all poultry and cause they are believed to offer less»thnn-average market SO. OFF ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL . meat that moves across state lines appeal, eiiher because of price or relatively unpromising J e a n ' s Spaghetti House it v T 1 PIZZA S TO C K C AR R A C IN G Housewives Assured It's Safe To Buy Chickens Fri. Nite December 11 ADMISSION: $1.50 X L n£ 'L * « $ I £ 3 K 5 1 i G iv e Orlando Speedway FU N for Christmas! D a u p h in e * Driving n Renault is really F l’NJ It’a peppy and surefooted, amazingly comfortable on I be roughest roatls, nnd really ECONOMICAL — I p to 42 miles per gallon! wujksL yyc°- See "Law of the Plainsman’1 .Sundays at 6 :00, Channel 2. 800 French and confiscates any diseased or unwholesome product*. The action wa* the second taken by Flemming in ecnneellon with with chemical* *aid tn produce i cancer in animals, lie caused a furor two week* before Thanks­ giving when he advised house­ wives not to buy rianberries be­ cause pair of (lie crop wa* con­ taminated with a weed-killer that caused rancor in iat». Untainted rranlierrirs were put back on sale after a safety In-peelion by the government and ituliiltry. Flemming «aid poultry treated with stilbcslrol nnd withdrawn from sale would l-e purchased by Ihe Agriculture Department. He said the hint* could be made safe because residue* arr confined to the skin*, livers, and kidney* of treated bint*. Miami Beaten In Big Upset C O M E O N E LC O M E-A LL ! SHREVEPORT, La. (UPI) — Centenary College caught fire in the second half Thursday night to brat Miami 8177 In ■ *li.nnine upset. Miami, the nation's leading team in scoring last year and tsiasting an awesome 105 point average over the first three gamrs Ihi* yrar, rould not cope with Centenary's Jsck Crawford. The big center tallied T% points and grabbed U rebound* to lend the Hurricane* to their first loss in file outing*. Teammate Billy Eu­ bank* chipped In 20 points. • •• TO SANFORD'S FU R N IT U R E "Where z n u tu n TV marvel scans the skies D like radar to pull in better y pictures on your set! 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Ol’EN FROM 7 to 6 Monday thru Saturday. * Plenty Of Free Parking Always DRAWING DKC. 19th SPECIAL! i ^ rja •Jj 1 : *.*> ^ “* t O FF U * ON PA-CON (PALMER - CONTRACTOR) ►••t it*' I •weea J\ Our liquid «ia>l i* mad* to eaUefy area tba moot rriliral painting ronlrartor or homeo-oer, .(maiingty raay lo tpply with brush, roller or • prav . . . Ilrie* in minulre lo o soft, eelvety fini*h. Superior tourh-up of tool* with water . . . It hrautiful rotor* and while. RED. 11.(5. l^ iric rs i«i I liu m -Poiloort lo PrtfMi TVInrpl.M^ Dollar HEATERS FA 2-4095 CDR ROTOR Your A LL L A M P S .33 BRINING 3 Gal. PAINT — Made In * F U R NI T UR! E | Florida For The Tropica 1 1100 2(17 S. Frrnrh Are. FA 2-8(11 1 •C iE N T E I R FRENCH FREE PARKING * FA M IN I l �■ mb V m f iti M ayfair Opens Season Tomorrow 30* f 4. i t Mi Lake Mary School Presents Music Pntre 4—FrI. Dec. 11. 1959 frra ft Mr., Mra. Edward Davit, Mrt. terheim, Mr., Mr*. Sprague, Mr., ger, Mr., Jin . Don Bales, Cdr., The Mayfair Isa will opts the winter aocial aeaioa tomorrow G. Dawson snd partner, Dr., Mrs. Mra. Julius Levy, Robert Ra­ Mrs. Roach. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., Dr.. Mrs. a lfh t wfcta U wtleomoi |u e tu to J. B. Foley, Mr., Mrs. At White. mey, Mr., Mrs. W. E. Knowles, Lindsey, Mr., Mra. W. W. Horne, Ha ISUi annual formal dinner Mr., Mrs. Chsrles Lewis, Dr., Dr., Mra. N. V. Billing, Mr.. Mr., Jfr* Jo# Dennison. Mr., Mrs. Mrs. Earl Faust, Mr., Mrs. Jsmes Mra. McDaniel, Dr., Mrs. Law. Don H ov", Jlr., Jlrs. Livingston, dance. Mr.. Jlr;, J. Bpolskl. Cocktails from 7 to I p. m. will Slow ell, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Brum- retire, Mr., Mr*. Howland. Mr,, M n. Glen McCall, Mr., Mrs. bo fallowed by dinner. Dancing in bati, Mr., Mrs. W. A. F o r-ird , Gordon To", and guest, Jtr,, E. C. Harper Jr.. Mr.. Mr*. Robert Mr*. C. Harden,' Mr.. Mrs. Walter tbo ballroom will begin at 9:30 p. m . wlta Pete Bukur and hla or- Mr., Mis. David Gauiicl, Mack Mahan, Mr., Mrs. Charles Meek, Kuhrt, Jlr., Jin . Keenan. Cleveland and guest, Mr., Mrs. G. Mr., Ur*. K. M. Manhall. Mias cbeatra playing th» muiic. Mr., Mrt. Ken Torbett. Mr., Mrs. Bernice Christensen, Mr., Sirs. R. Robert Provencher. Jlr., Jlrs. — Maklss rriervitlona ft,r the j 'peer. onealna are: 1 Cdr., Mrs Gleeson. Mr., Mrs. W. Pooter, Mias Christine Hall, William Halbark, Al Wallace and Capt., lira . L. A. Arthur, U d r.. P. S. Goldman, W. II. Hall, Col., Mr., Mrt. J. 8. Mills, MaJ., Mrs. guest, Mr., Mrs. Ed Hughes, Mr., Wood. Mr*. L. Tamny, Capt., Iln . R. E. Jlrs. Ed Hunt, Mr., Mrs. Doug­ Mr., Mrt. I.. P. Moore, Mr., Mn. las Kickllghter, Mr., Mrs. 0 . J. itutam an, Capt., Mrt. R. C. Pose, Mrs. J. O. Gregory, Mr., Mrs. W. E. Gray, Mr., Mrs. John Sehlrard, Edward Higgins Jr., Dr., kin. Mills. Mr.. Mrs. Van Nelson, Col., D r., lira . 0 . L. Barks, Mr., Mrs. P. Williams, Ltdr,, E. M. Michael, Mr., Mrs. Marlon Harman, Kitty Charles I- Park, Mr., Mrs. Wally .Mrs. Truitt, .Miss Jlagill, Jtr., Jtr*. M r., Mrs. R. J . Bauman. Mr. Magruder, Mr.. Mrs. Hal Har­ Philips, Mr., Mr*. B. L. Perkins Jlerle Warner, Jtr., Mra. Joel Mrs. C. Ingrbam, Mr., Mrs. F. ris*, Mr., Mrs. Paul Brayton, Mr., Jr., Mr., Mr*. K. A. Newman. Field. Donohue, Mr., Mrs. T. Pltmogle, Mrs. Philip Zeull, Mrs. O. E. Mr., Mrt. L. U. Spear, Mr., M n. Mr., Mra. Gerald Warnke, Jlr., Bertrams, Chief, Mrs. Jack Horn* Mr., Mrt. I t Wesson, Mr., Mr*. T. Edwin Bhinholter., Mr., M n. W. Jlrs. Jack Trim, Mr., Mrt. H. M. er. Mr., Mrs. J. D. Hern. InmmertUl. A. Adams, Mr., k in . Henry Weir, Dr., Jlrs. Gordon Stanley, Don Howard and guest, Mr., Wight, Mr., J in . Leroy Anderson, Dr., Mr. Vann Parker, Jlr., Jlrs. Mr., Mrs. B. Billhlmer, Mr., Mrs. Thuma* Aihew, Mr., Mra. Mrs. H. Kaatner, Mr., Mrs. R. Mr., Mr*. James Crappa, Mr., Mra. Stanley Weiss, Mr.. Jlrs. K. VeinBrowning, Mr., Mrs. B. Hancock, Gerald Rchrena, Mr., Mr*. Don Ed Hunt. leiner, Mr., Jlrs. J. R. Hornslein, .Smith, Mr., Mra, L. R, Bhugart*, Miss BuUHmer, H. Earle, Mr., Mr., Mra. John Ivey, Mr.. Mn. Mr., Mrs. It. Wight, Jlr., Jlr*. Mr, Mra. D. F. Bruce, Mr., Mr*. •X lm r Boenar, Mr., Mrt _H. JL X, Higginbotham, Mr., M n. Harry White,- Mr., Mrt.-Roy Williams, Boynton, Mr., Mrs. J. Laubach, Jim Hunt, Mr., "Mrs!- Kkn Htln«7 Took#, Mr., M n. B. C, Stetson, •Mr., Mra. Hugh Whelchel, .Mr. Mr., Mra. Art Harris, Mr., Mrs. ArMr.. Mrs. Rosier, Mr., Mrs. J. Mr., Mrs. Jack Krickion, Mr., M n. Esther Ilidg", Jlrs. Llllyruth Har­ Aren, Mr., M n. P. J . Bukur, Mrs. nuld Dinkin*, Mr., Mra. Wally Roy Symei, Mr., Mra. I. Dunfree, den. Carlson, Mr., Mra. Bill Bromley, Paul Buktir. Cdr., Mra. D. Y. Weber, Mr., Mrs. Jlr., Mr*. Al Wilson, Jlr., Jtr*. Mr., Mrs. Cotton Brown. Paul Mr., Mra. Joe Davie, Mr., Mra. W. K. McRoberta, Mr., Mr*. An­ Charles Wilson, Mr., Mrs. Hill Shalby Kpsare, Mr., Mra. Byron X n u , Mr., M n. Rudy Ooff, Mr., drew Carreway, Mr.. Mrt. Clifford Gleg e r ,' M r. Mr*. C. It. Knight. Mrs. I . Compton, Cdr. Mn. J. E. Latch, Mr. Keenan. Mr., Mra. W. F. Hunt, Mr., Mra. McKibbln, Dr., Mr*. Walter T. Mr., Mr*. Glenn Wlmhlsh, Jlr., Cousins, M n. Anabel Cowan, G. Seuddrr. • Mr. Guy Strickland, Mr,, Mri. tebroeder, Mr., M n. Willard Aid* G. Chapman, Mr,, Mra. J . Purdy, Mr., Mrs, Baggerly, Mr., Mrs. Itkhard Silvers, Mr.. Mra. 0. V. Mr., Mra. A. B. Peterson Jr., Mr. ridge Mr., sod M n. Jack Ashford, Vic Kubello, Mr., Mr*. Ralph Wil­ Boutwell, Dr., Mr*. A. W. Woo<|. X. Olsen, Judge, Mrs. Voile Wil­ Mra. K. Dem, Dr., Mr*. Jack Mor- kins, Mr., Jlrs. K. J, Downes, Mr., all, Mr., Jlrs. Philip Boyd. Mr.. liam*, Mr., Mra. Ralph Cowan ri«on, Dr., Mra. H. Lumpkin, Mr., Mr*. John Shepard, Jlr., Jlrs. W. .Mrs. Ernest Whittaker, Jlrs. John Mra. A. J. Moreland, Mr., Mra. J. J r ., Mr., M n. Llagrnfelter. H. Mrljinnhan. J. 8 . Hall, Mr., H. Welble, Mr., Mrs. K. Weber, K. White, Mr., Mr*. Donald Mf., Mm, Robert Crumley, Mr., Mr*. Sonny Fahoen, Ifr., Mr*. Mr*j Mrs. Martha Aahhy, Hom'd p. Klanmi, M , Jtr*. Ifred Chiles, Mft.-JHidy M w rV f. Hugh Analey ami guest, Mr., Jlr*. L. Oratnkow, Mr., Mr*. Pavld Donald. M r, Wr»,*H. A. Moreland, i Malle, Ml.i* Shirley Lois, Mr., Mrt. Paul Colmnn, Mr., .Mrs. Jame* Saab, Mr., Mrs. Robert Cushing, Mr., Mra. Wharton, Mr., Mra.! Dirk Shilling, Mr., Mrs. Hay Met­ Voung, Mrs. Ra.sell, Jlr., Mra. Mr., Ml*. Ralph Falrcloth, M r, Glen Linirlr. calf, Mr., Mrs. T. R. flhelbenber- Edward Simon, M n. Rowland. Mr., Mra. Vcrno Mlie, Mr., Mra. 1 M n . Clark Bristol, Mr., Mn. Bob ■Toe R Raker, Mr,, Mr* Frank Rugeuitoin, C. Webster and Eilaen Willard, Mr., Mrs. 0, Fred­ Mcbane, Capt., M n. J. D. Itatn* erick, Mrs. Gonialez, Mr. Con- tea, Cmdr., Mr*. Brubaker, Dr„ Mra. Hinman and ton, Mr., Mra. Bales. Irving Felnberg, Capt., Mri. F. 0 . Edward*, Cmdr., Mra. J McCrack­ en. Cdr.,’ Mra. Art Elder, Cdr., NOT RESPONSIBLE Mra. George Deen. 1 will not be responsible for Capt., Mra. Ale* Curde*. C apt any dabta Ineurrad by my wife T. J. Walder. Mr., Mr*. William Myrtle Dunlap. Slrlpp, Mr., Mra. Area nil, Mr., Signed William Dunlap Mra. T. Armno, Mr., Mra. Harry Hobson, Mr., Mra. W. Glelow, Cdr., Ttie annual Christmas carol con­ Under the direction of Miss Ollio Mra. 0 . Blake, Cmdr., Mrs. J. cert will be presented by the Semi­ Reese Whittle, the Choralier* will Fossard, Carlisle Jlousholdrr, Mr. nole High School Choralleri snd be heard in ••Christmas Day In The Mra. William Hush, M r, Mra. Freshman Glee Club, Wednesday, Morning" with solo by Deanna Ni­ Kranrla Roumlllat, Cdr., Mra. Dee. 19 at ■ p. m. In the High chole. Suzanne Jones will have the solo parts In "Let Carol* King", Ken Howell, Cmdr., Mrs. I. M. School aditorium. Howell, Lt., Mra. C. M. Jamas, "Sleigh Belli" and Shubcrt'a Ave Maria." U dr., Mra. J . A. DeGahanal, Lt., The freshman glee club will sing G, Hopkins Jr., Cmdr., Mra. Win­ • J..y To The World", "0 Quit ter. Your Pasture*", “Sing We AH Cdr., Mra. 8. Haney, Dr., Mr*. Noel" and "Glory To God In The Robert Smith, Mr., Mr* . Ma* Rent, Mr., Mra. I). King, Mr., Mr*. Highest." V. J. Itolililna, Mr.. Mri. W. F. Violinist Mr* Robert Anderson Other soloists will be Patty Field. Mr., Mra. B. Day, Mr., Mra. will play a Barb Gounod Ave Marla Glenn Johnson, Cindy May, Joyce mil Claaa, Mr. Anderson, Mr. duet with organist Mra, George Weinmann, Phyllis McDaniel and StelnmeU, Mr. Wilson. Touhy at the First Presbyterian Winston Picrcy, Tin- double quartet Mr., Mr*. William Toll, Mr., Church's 10th Annual Chrivtmat and triple trios will also be heard 'd iiiw !h i /m f v w t v i Mrs. Samuel Laa, Mr., Mra. Mar­ music program Sunday, In special selections. tin Maltaar, Mr., Mr*. A. Gumow, Jlrs. Anderson will be guest The Rev. D. N. Gravemnler, pas­ Mr., Mra. Sin* Zuckerman, Mr*. artist at the 3 p. m. all music tor of (he Plnecrnt Baptist Church, Guaiow, Mr., Mrs. S. J. Jorgenaon, church candelight service. The will give the invocation and the Mr., Mra, P. C. Itlffe, Mr., Mra. girls intermediate choir will as beniliction. "0 Come All Ye Faithful" will John Mather*, Mlsaea Gray, Mr., slat her. Church choir members to Mra. E. Judy, Mr., Mra. Bit**, M r, ting In the 90 minutes of worship he sung for the candlelight proIf J f t M f . . . Mra. Robert C>, Kama, Mr., Mrs. In music Include Mrs. Nick l’fel- sessional and ''Silent Night" for A. H. Beckwith, Mr., Mra. C. C. fauf, Mri. Robert Graham. .11Urn the recessional. • b r a y i h«f Accompanists are Mary llrlen Ilenderaon, Mr., Mra. Henry Joan Wilke and Robert Crumley. Tamm Jr., William V. Hemphill, They will sing parts of to an­ Washburn, Pam Jones, Stanley a lw a y s d e a r Vihlen, l.oralne Jeffords and Mr., Mra. Jack Ruaaell, Mr., Mra, thems. D. 8. Talley, Mr., M n. John Kline, The 19 voice intermediate girls' Sandy Richards. a l w a y s p lw a ty Serving on the stage committee Mr., Mra. William Oyler, Mr., group will aing on* anthem and If• Urn# to InaMI a Mr*. Held Ivenen. will Join the 27 Chancel choir are Frances Strickland. Bonnie am gupsf iiHaoM Mr., M n. Jnrk tjinilvertaon, chorister* for another. Circle Sloffer, Cindy May, Linda HumCapt., Mra. Peter Kramer, Mr., Eight chairman Jlrs. Harry Weir pliress, Don McCoy, Winston Pier•AY A NMNT Mra, Charla* Schneider, Mr*. Htiit- will lead her group In decorating ry, Burke Winn and Arthur De­ America’s the sanctuary. D. C. Howard, Young. Finest Eugene Dimmock and Arthur De­ Water Shop For Christmas Young Jr. are in charge of the A s T h e S u n S e t s . . . © a Heater > ipecial lighting. HOLLYWOOD fUPI — Hay MilAt The New The public it invited to join the land la slated In head the cast congregation for Ihia program. of "Captain Cook Discovers Ha­ The nursery will be opened to waii." to he produced by James care for children of all who attend. A. Fitipalrirk. H.S. Christmas Music Program Sunday TAP TEST NATURAL GAS CO. SOS S a n fo rd A t «. FA 2-0282 f e h i v in 211 E. 4- % * • r A beautiful program of Chrlitmat music was presented to the par­ ents by the fourth, fifth and aixlh^ grade children of the Lake Mary” School at the parent's night meet­ ing. The music was directed by the music teacher Mrs. Pina liarrtson and Jtr*. R. K. Carlson play­ ed the piano. Solos were sung by Cathy Red, G*i| Robert*. Losan Curry. Tom—•-T am l/ei. Blit Shflfffr.n Sondra ti'umpurey, Cathy HcL'j.'tr.j, J’ai Willis and Barbae* Rowell. Susan Day was accompanist on the Autnharp when the group sans "G o d t Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen". After the program, the parents visited their children's rooms and inspected and discussed their work with the leachers. 1 a 4 -- * V ,- '** i V \ '< ra * \ \V *V * Film To Be Shown SPECIAL LTESTS of the Catholic Women's Club of All Souls Church, ut their annual Christmas party were, left to right, the Rev. Hasson, Rev. N. J. Hubble and Rev. Richard J. Lyons. "The Stoning at Lyitra." an epi­ sode in the life of St. Paul, will he shown at the Central Baptist Church Training Union assembly 9 Sunday. The seventh film In the series on St. Paul's life will start at 9:13 p. m. at the 74th St. and Oik Ave. Church. All are welcome. Catholic Womens Club Meets The Catholic Women’s Club ol All Souls Church held their annual Christmas party Jtonday, Dec. 7, in the church auditorium. In keeping with the Advent sea­ son of the Church, a huge advent wreath made cf magnolia leaves wav displayed in the center of the auditorium. Several lovely C'lirlft- Church Circles Meet Monday Circle* of the Presbyterian Church will meet Monday a* fob lows: Circles 1 through 3 will meet at the Church at 11 a. m. Circle 8, .Mrs. George Stine, chairman and Circle 7. Jlr*. Glenn Wlmbish. chairman, meets with Jlr*. Neill Houston at Hidden Lake, with Mri. A. R. Peterson as co hostess. Evening Circle 1. Mrs. Joel Field, chairman, meets for enverrd dish supper at <1:30 p. m. In Ihn edu­ cation building. Circle 2. Mrs. Joe Garrett, chair­ man, covered dish supper al 7 p m. m. at home of Mrs. W. It. Ander­ son. 318 Oak. AW. Circle 3. Mrs. Warren Adams, chairman, with Jlra. Sidney Ives, 111 Elliott Ave. GleeClub Plans Concert S O U T H ER N r mas decorations and centerpieces made of shrubbery, palmetto leaves and Christmas tree branch­ es were made and displayed by Mrs. Fran Donohoe. "Santa", in Ihc form of Mrs. C. J. Milliken made "his" appearance during the evening, and distributed the gifts among the mumbers. A prize was awarded to Mrs, Eve Rogero for being the first one to guess "Santa’s’' identity. 'receding Ihr fhrl«tm*« fesHvlfu . S,—J- DhTofid showed niovte film.' of the Eucharistic Congress held in Urlando, Get. 23. Special guests of the evening ii-(4*py*. !!«■•*4 Rlcfcan! «- L^cfts of AH Soul* Church. Rev. N. J. Hub­ ble, Navy Chaplain and the Rev. Hasson, Missioner of the Society of Ihe Most Precious Blood, who is in Sanford conducting a special two week .Mission House of Early American M3 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. GA 3-fit t.' Featuring: HAND BRAIDED ■ 11 fvtji*I# rvMrlftllJit RUGS Custom made by: RUTH HOMFOUD "EUgance without Extravagance" Call J it 4-V38J for complete detail* lyC Ac (3\b.rML F.MIILOT fr W if. C la s s ic B e a u ty ... S h e « r H i e g a n c e ... F d b u lo u * Sanford Kadets Slate Meetings The Sanford Kadeta' will meet every Saturday night from 7 to * p. m. at the Sanford Armory starl ing Dee. Ill Gene E. Humphrey and Terrance Gotlisricd will be supervisors for the local yuulh group of Cfc- Ka dels of America. The unit plans tn teach all pluses of seamanship and airmanship, basic military train ing and lessons about outer space Actual plane flights and overnight outings are on the agenda. Spun sors and a chaplain will be an mmuccd later. 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Jeweler 112 S. Park Ave. • J AMERICAN FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY • HOME OFFICE • ORLANDO, FLO Iill) A �9 \ V hr • a n ta r f t Irra lft Fri. Dec. 11. 1050—Pap* B C ircle T o R eceive T rophy Sorority Holds Music Program The Gamma Lambda chapter nf report rd that an eggnog parThe chief Inpie of conversation Ret* Sigma Phi met Tuefday tv i> scheduled for Drr. 1*». nth vinong member* of the Anna .sitt­ evening at lh» home of Mr*. V r the huthand* a* giiestt ‘ Beta er Circle when they met at the ;mia Robertson on Valencia Pr. Ruddy" gtftt will glto be exehang - lk'« Club thi* week, t a i the for the bi monthly business meet­ ed at thi* event. Christmas parade ing. Mrt. Tat t.ugen, tiu.riitaii o. Mr* Harry *dalf, pre«tdent, Mr* Sophia ShpemaVer snd -1:;.-v£jV£ committee, explained told the group that the rirrla hi n. Oairienf iy i pTrwTiits# «■** ioai*|o**Vt m 1! wesow if,a , .dCnl will receive a irophy foe their iriereating and informative pro­ for Ihe ball, tpontored by the V-Jiiru- flow'__LV' won first _ gram on music. Mr*. Shoemaker sorority and scheduled for early [trite m (he Civic Division nt the pointed out the importance of next year for the benefit of the parade. assonaiion and environment in Career Society. Mr* Vdair thanked the memlearning to enjoy music. She alao !»-r* lor iheir hard work and enChristmas iard* were addrets stressed the importance of nu*ic ed to thin int, who are member* bu.ia.m, both in de*igning and in the medical field, explaining of the sorority ,tnd whose names constructing Ihr winning float. A how n v*a* lived in mental ther were recently published in ihr na .pecial vote of thanks from tha apv amt rehabilution. lional magazine 'T orch". The floor, went lo Harry Adair, for A l i l U I I T O F V o rX O FLAY M ATHS hcljmcl l a n d Ann Mrt. Tv re explained the import hottets gi/l was won by Mr* the carpentry work. Uni title v ci’Ii’ttfatp tu p six th tiirth tla y w ith » purl v nt ance of understanding the differ­ Rrue»tle Those attending were Mrs. Rus­ tin* hiinie *»f h e r parent!*, Mr. an d Mr*. \V. S. Hrum ley ence between iclaaaic and popular sell E. Spencer, Mrs. John CamsRrfieshmenu of hot apple puce •Ir., Lake l)n t Ur. Left to riyrht. they a re D avid Itcaumusic and at the lame lime com­ _ MISS D K A V N A M C M A N l’S (c e n te r) reccivinp #<inu* o f h er p ift.t from ron, Mr*. Clauds Tyre. Mrs, and rookie* were terv prehending the similarity of the doughnut* rh a n ip . D avid H enry, F ra n k D unn and S tev e Dinkin*. • Elista Liiril* K inp. left nn<l Mi** Debliie M cL ain at th e sh o w er in h e r honor Thomas Butner. Mrs. Ed Cog, ed lo the Mmes. “ •ne»tlr, \r two. Set'nnd row , M ary Fat K irtley , M arth a P a rk e r, l.eslee Mr* Morne Moses. Mrs, Rot* th is w eek. thunne Cook, knit I owan, t'arol She played Mae recording. tirn h a m . Donna S aw yer, .lattice 15u*ch. ( ’a n d Aim (th e Clarke. Mr*. J. R Phillips, Mrs. Denmion. Ba-hara Greene. I’atri • Vieux Carre." from the album. Buford Brown. Mr* Jean Kline* Im noree) an d Ann S m ith . Hack row , K athy W omack. • Crescent City" and asked the McKee, Virginia Hoberi»nn *" Betty feller, Mrs. K. J. Mnughion J r , Vet S ue O dham . France* W illiam *. K a re n Jo h n so n , Mary members to note the three dif­ Mr* W O. I.ivmgtton mrtle Prtrr*nn. Sophia Sboemak Kilim B u rto n . Ann lle c k e n b a ch , .Indie M an*field and ferent musical cultures represent er faye Steiton. Peggv I.aw Mrs flcne Walter. Mr*. Wesley Louise M cN ulty. Mother.* a ssistin g ' wore Mr*. O. K. rd Rarhcr. Mrs. Clayton Smith. Mrs. renre. Ann Howland and Darlene llo ff, Mr*. V. W. Spink*, Mr* 11. R. O dham and B etty. Mrs. Vermeils Peter*on report Irene Kent, Mrs Chester Oxford, ed that a Thanksgiving hatket Tyre Mrs. lireg Ktnlaw, Mr*. Jam ss had been prevented to a needy 1 , , Via. Mrs, Martin Over, Mrs. Roy family, from the sorority I The columbine, after which fhorpenmg. Mrs. Wad# S. ^inyMr». Betty Brur*lle, reported President M-enliowvr named bis ,|or Mr4 R>l|ptl Wuh, „ Mrl_ Dial the children s Christmas par personal airplane, is the h|lJr amt n lr r i Adair J r Mr*. Robert , white stale (lower of Colorado. , fomlinson and Mrs Hubv C.ioder. Mrs. HatphMcLain. Mr*. It A awarded to Mr- Louie Bridges punch, nuts and mints were »erved t> will beheld tormember's eliil . . . . |>B, tin* ami \ i n amt Mi*.* Ann McNamre. to Deanna, iher mother), Mr*. Me- dren at the home of thepresident. ^ ; ! \ G,:-*„ were greeted a, the door Maous. M». O. H. Anderson i.he Mr* Retd. MeCalt. Dee 1. It T. A. Lobb wire e ) U || ()rb|,le Mrl.ain and MU* -room - mothcri. Mra.Susy Miller. Give a Gift That GROWS in iii. * lower, onto.me . .ss .an [ vm». I'hej s e t s tin -veil H o t.Jt it _ ..ry L .. _ n.i McManus orufe eirci. identically m red tattcia dres.es, Mrs l/mm Bridge.. Mr. ^ f T C t © - r i Q f l S ;*■ TV Sanford t 1 P* Mnmimrr Ho' * YccHtHi>.ini*H I •hup# i Idu tii an iv«i||f«1rii •nt« •■rniThe guesii met at the V F. W. trimmed tn while fui Howard Miller Mr.. N'aney Dob 4' ftttnl mtTiMU ill ail lU ^ a i r t * » i t U M»*. . 1loii’M W.1 *>tini **ind \Vn|ni**«ia> at thr cliit* h»»u5r. Thr Pam Joru** ill rii'UkInviit fh r m e party room was decorated in Mr.*' J * " Dunn,'‘ *>’ Fo r inform a tinit Hut on the lake front tor live par ra ll — t rhritlm a* theme and an open Mrs. ( . H. Wynn. Mr* It, J. annual lurkrx dinner v%.»* 'rrvpd \|r* Victor lirrcn Raw .1 real ...... t y , at s p. lire burned in t lie huge fireplace. 'ou*e, di». V.rtaoi v ia ii.. M*». T-vartt ;; :.k. Mr.. fti 'tca-ir.g •*' **!. gam.* were played ami prifr- The refreshment table vva* over *• Richardson, Mttsea Sally l irile llut-i- of the Christian Wo- *"’lh snd her committee *erv in g ; Christmas ' Mr*. S J. Nix was laid with a while linen, imported "'<1 Judy Robb. Mrs. J. I. Mark m ens Fellowship of the First *’ hostesses Tlisy w«-re Mrs. J program rh.nrm.oi tor tlie tUy. S S O C laV T liiS , IN C . .U li and banked win tern. IttJ ham. Mr. K. D Kennedy. Mr. Uirivtisn Church met Momlay K lourier Mrs. C. K McKee. The rluli voted lo send a letter taper* and crystal appoint.oer . K- M. Williams, Mrs. \erm m liar mgiu at the home of Mrs. 0, T. " r* *’ " "'.sits. Mr* James ,,i Senator Sather*. commending Gordon J. Toll, Mgr. KIKK . p l . t . fA I-TM1 completed the table decoration* din. -Mrs. fliarle* Ga-smaii. Mrs. Pearson, with Mr*. V. H. lirsnt ,lllff- Mr*. F T. Mertwetiu-r anl him for hi* part in the unrstiga Ifirect Wire lo .winrere A t o.. Member* hew k ork Slock Kith. Miss McManus rrcrived her gill'* 1 I’fe*cott, Mrs. A. I,. Lnos, ham, chairman, presiding. turn of the high cost of diug*. Mi*. George Slimtiiim a table covered ‘.util a red Mrs. J. A. Shipman, the worship hour consisted of tollowmg tintiivosaiion l* > Mr* Mrs John H Smgslcr daughter • Gad, and her mother, Mrv Xavier net Christmas cloth appluitied with Mr* C. K. iieiiliain, Mi. H K. personal Oiperienee* concerning Meri»elher. Mr- H 1 Mr*. II. ) Hale, Ihi- v --------became members sang Hie lo r d s liayi-i Im-lud Vigeant tell yesterday for Washing- while , poin*cttias. The hostess .. .,gill Derrolph. „ c Mrs. low ..........-- ........- of the ger ton I) C Mrs. Sangster will visit ,,le h.morec was a urighi yellow It T. Ilatcheti, Mrs. Lla huiiimer n ,rU,ull church, by Hirer mem ' d in the holidav decora!,on* was with her mother and her s.ster. klll’l’7 «»“fk Siu’ a ,,'( w»* "rF of Ti,u’v,"C *" ' [ W ' K* "cr» of the circle a background painting of the lit Mrs. Robert H. Beck and family 4,‘n,rd Phol»kt aph* of thr evening Ferguson. Miss Ann McXamee During the business hour, plans '" « d A lighled tree was surrounded for twn months. Her address while ' ‘"ivi n^rs lor her M-rapbook. Miss Ma. ge Magdl and Mrs. Mark m,ll!r ,)lr gallll.ring u-ed Individual decorated k e s, f rrgumn a.I of Orlando. clothing fur Christian World serv hv gift trapped packages to bl­ I Mill nt:i KMIt I It there will be XtlJ Stuy vesant ue Mr* J. L. Horton .Sr. gave '" 'lf 'n Jf1 orpbanagr in Jackson Mrs Muriel Gardner "as hostr . l s,-| fur tin- Holidav* with a new place, N. W Washington, It. C. Hu- stu.lv. which wa. the la«t vdie The Speaker's table was ecu i s lo Hie Wesleyan Service Guild Styled Hairdo, with a «ofl permanent Mrs. Ed Kirctier ha* returned division nil Town and Country 'er.-d wilit an arrangement, leallir |„,r on Palmetto Avenue —- su ra .y I., lirii'h and ra re for, to her home in Ft. t.suderdalr af­ i mirt h. 1 J "f Monday evening. ter a visit with her mother. Mrs. Refreshments were served hv aic.it and gold, flanked l.v slender Frril smith president, .tin "SULKIt BKA1TTY" Eva llarkey and ollirr relative* the hostess l» Mr*. Horton, Mr*. “rr,'n *•*< ’■ *le» ducted Hie litivine** tession, when Mr» U'unard Munson. Seminole. K \elu*ive Al Our Salon l.esler Tliaipr. Mr* Mary la-e B'’>d ( "leman inlriHlu.r.l m.-iii jus lor special Clirulma* giving Drilary Heart Council chairman Young, Mrs. O D. I.andre**. Mrs, '’cr* lf"‘ Seminole High school, l>te made. Itegiilnr S2.1 — SFKl'IAL will attend (he board meeting for The Osteen Home liciuon*tratlon report of her trip to the Home x Christmas progiam entitled, Mr- Eimtee Veslry, who prevented a musical program the American Heart Associtatiun Club met Tuesday afternoon at the l>em.,r stration f mn rnmoo at New GranUiam, ^|fJ , ' Murrj|) ,i rid Miss FI nr Hie double miartet *ang "Noel. | , ,„r tlie Nrtti.vri*,' was pre m Tampa tomorrow. SO FltK .N l'U — Iteg .$11 N'or!" a"-! • i:-v<l lies. \ Vterri j \J o *SaxttFl S F K l'IA L i- of Mr«, Joe .Master* tor thr ’ ,4,1 f.*,*" *'l t" rn.-e llivhop, _ h®m t ................ ...... ............................. ihelpful , tptul suggestinns on Christmas __ ____ Gentlemen • Cindy May and su/:3Vr scripture reading*. Mrs. o. ,-nl.er meeting and annua. , Herember nratmn ..one lone, -an- • Winter Wonder. K , nj \It, Krcd Smith, HKAI.ISTIC nr ZOTOS Christina* party. Home made Clirisinias gills werr .and and the triple trio sang , hl, r(.|4ll.,| 4 ,|„ ry ,.f a village Itcg. SIX SPECIAL tg.nO Chris'ma* riecoi.lions were turd i-xi-hangi-d hy members \* the Here V lorvli Jeanette Isabella 1() |n,|ia and tlie Clirisinias erleand ' Vwav In \ M anger" throughout the house \n Angel guest* rolled to the dining room o al!.m> hv the natives Carols Ml U j t ™ ( .Ki.|dvte and G uam nleed Lonii Parker gavr tlie lam.l.ai -■ iv vimg by the rnltre grou[i. O J. hair i hrisimas tree toppisl ther t-,r a hiiif.-t luncheon, iliey learned r \ I H * nisi, feature llelrnr I iirlw franrbt.nl was*# reading * (’lie lattiesl Angel" mil i ' i.i I the room had been invaded f l a n i C lT lV Hefli-'iimrnl v were served hy television and a snow scene do nnt tl*e miveil i-Tisrotlde sang 'I n i- \1 by Santa Claus, but hv Space ' Gaidnrr and co hosli-sses, ______ located toe mirror above the p.ano. * |j„.. were descending ir.on 'It Nam Broi k Mr* M ft I he l.ake Marv 111 girl' hrt.) HKAUTT Mrs Harry Osteen presided at the . oiling, across a large mirror t|„.lr rr s ,dar meeting Mon.lav af Smith and Miss Ethel Riser lo thr short business session. Mrs and to the In.tfet. iernium at the home of Mrs, Ted the IX member* and one guest NOOK Haroul F.liy, eonntv agent, gave s the invaders were made nt sty- Brooklyn and made plan* for a hot present *— ral-min Halls, pine cleaner* and dog barbecue at ‘heir next meet )05 S. y f- * ------106 s. (Onk FA 2-67 IS slirll' v,(|| p.pt cleaner anliimae mg. lire ?t. (be Hriii.li ftiival Molt pro The ia ole was centered with an Miss Myrtle W.Ison Sepunole f la ir v—/* — K a lh rrin e Harvey — l l . n E lllo lt (K a l. o n ly ) d-ii"d ',:l ,1 .'1)1 >»l Mins Inst vear FRIDAY .iriangenn-nt. featuring a rial.vilv eonnl' home d- iiomstialum a:,-ni. I n h i ed * ■i at of bin i .m* first Hap *t Church Bible v,ir ..in listing on a tied of pine was present and taught tlie g.rl* in a arse brandy -null, r con Imw to make small chrisima* Irers 'ey das* . Jo |» to Primary II a ,i i r out of aliMi.in<iio foil xhe al«o in departmrnl of S S parly in Ihe V) p m baud. Ill- German ive bread -Irueted them to the making of *«cial na". A MASONIC FKATLKK (roil iakr. Christmas candy, lea I 'locking* mil of leU and a h-iier and entire were served to Dr Alta and ehrisfmas card hov made of \ ’ A J | - 7 ( ) \V. Plan Hardin, Mr* I mm Melrose, Mrs - r r e n — hnit iieen in*tnlleil in th e Christmas Coffee Gin It..til. Mi' trank Georgr Each girl made a cenl.-rpn-.e of Officer* Wives of si|uadinn Mis Ho r n Williams aluminum l"i! idled with gree> Mn-umic Dm lien V M il will meet Thursday, Her M. v lot n Jut it, Mi Allin t .ullage and a rand e ITie nevi mee’ing i* tcneduli'd 17, a< lb a m at Hie home ed IIIK D K D K A IIO N I’l-il. M *. Harrv ilslcen. Mrs 'or Drr 7! a; Mrt Brooklyn t Mrs ( narir* Dunn In I.ake Mary ILiruld Eby and MiKicliani Pic — will he nt a d ale to lie tor a Christmas t offer kirv | no nevi meeting will meet home IOK HOLIDAY NIGHTS ai the name of Mr*. Melrose announced later Bridal Shower Honors • Miss Deanna McManus Woman’s Club Holds Christmas Program Clothes Project sixtKirv A (P & h A m w lA Guild Presents light" Program Members Of Osteen H.D. Club Exchange Gifts, Hear Reports 4-H Club Girls rl H A R R IET T'S I Church Calendai CbuwiiiUJLmmL No Prettier Way to Look holiday Lvdiii.n plan* 1 ill V Past Matrons Club Meets Momlay Dec. 21 Oaklawn Memorial Park COL’N T K Y lim it. C l.I it HOAD 1 . Box 211 (h u iD im jd n q .In ** fur .vim from o u r f:i!>- The Past Matrons Club of ihr older of Latlrrn Mar will hold their annual Christmas lire m e t mg at Ho- home of Mrs. Joe • or ley, i a mei on Vve , Monday, Dec 21 at It p. m. All pa>t mairont are invited u> attend. Each guest it requested in bring a gilt Twelfth FRANCISCO SANFORD, or hiilll fnllt at v le Complete (HANTS R uffet Wool Pant s - - - - $5.95 Cor dur oy P a n t s - - - $5.95 8 P. M. rm K ID A Deember 31, 1959 Sizes 5-15, 10*20 UNTIL om l-aftei c h n i i n o n in ahwk VYlmjpuh 9nn ‘10.98 to ‘ 24.98 TONIGHT ul.m* gel.-itiu n o f e n e k ta ll- of tiie SAN OPEN Annual yi&w 'I fa a h 'A Ev* f ta J iiy See Our Big S e l e c t i o n of DRESSES login here' (‘hno«e ju *t lii*» D a n c in r • #’ 10:00 F’avura. Suppwr p- 1 a. m. $ 1.00 Noiaemakerw Dre*» m. A p er person S urprise* - - Jewelry Handbags Hose Lingerie O ptional NO INDIVIDUAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BEING of Featuring Fashions .And Footsvear For The Family* MAILED. r It Ilf-erv alin iss l.im ilerl. Send Y our* In F'ftrlv. Howe's Fashions 2510 S. OAK F.ncln-ving FA 2-2.327 i Line F uvnient Phone FA 2-SS00 For Reservations 212 E. 1*( C b w a /C b , I’hone FA 2-4061 �Santa Claus Golf Tourney Sunday ... By JERKY COVINGTON le ft Theta daps th a n la so touch Mtball (oinf on that it's hard to ksap rith atl tha play. [%# adult d t / league opened action Moods/ night and tha nine teams aaa nation on Monday, Wadneaday. Thursday nighU tacit week. From all anyone a good battlo. McRobartn Tiro Bwppiy is one of tho stronger civilian entrtooi* tha league, with Joe Rogers and Frank Stafford leading them. This year, Seminole High Coach Dave lAtade jg directing tha league end from all Indications it looks very promising. Sever* •I teams are still look: _g for good talent, as contact some of the managers if you Would ilka to take part. HM Biddy Basketball schedule gets aadetway tomorrow morning and this is also under ths direction of Lauds. The m m Q fly will have tha equipment cut down to thsir sisa and they wIU play with • junior aiied ball. Tha Sanford Seminoies opened up their u nion Tuesday night with an impress ivt 4 M I win over Lyman and their next gams will be In DeLand naxt Tussday when they go against the Bulldogs In a doubichaadar. Thin yaar tha Seminolaa a rt aha ping up into what looks to ba tha fiatat squad at SH8 la recent years. Coach Bud Layer Ilatad aa hia btgfast pro nation problem tho right person to handle the rebounding job. Tuaoday night he fait much batter about this problem became junior canter Doug Tamny came This yaar tha Seminotea have an over* all taller squad and they have some of the fineat speed ever to be witnessed on n basketball court in those parts. They will be racognftad this year aa a fact breaking team and, if the rebounding goes welt, the Seminotes will go wait, Jim Grscey, Terry Christensen and Ray Lundqutst al­ ready hava proven to be big point makers ao let's watch them closely this season. Tomorrow night thera Is a very fine college game on tap In DeLand. The High Hattera play hoet to powtrful Murray State from Kentucky, with the game get­ ting underway a t t p. m. Murray State is always one of the fineat small college teama in the country. By the way, this is the school whsre Athletic Director Fred Ganas did his college playing. That wai back In the days whan they eaited him "curly'' and meant it. i j * .i The Mayfair Country Club Men'a Golf Aiaoclatlon will hofd a Santa Claua Tournament Sunday. Draw* lag for' team* will be at 12:30 hijjiiifl alibi n t* world featherweight, lightweight and junior welterweight champion at SI. At th« Hotel Bryant — in tho room ol tho LitUo man who bad fought from tho aboo-ahlao street comers of Now Orloant to boa* inf'a hall of feme—a e d k il exam­ iner John Devlin from the coro­ ner'* office *ald death apparently had m ulled from natural cauie* and that the exact cauie would be tlrtermined today. Attendanta at the- hotel aaid Tony had been dead "about two P rim also will be awarded to the death. He finally died of a broken friend, and bellboy Frank Medici player neareit the hole on the 16th heart." found him aprawlcd on hla bed. green and to the player getting Heart failure wai believed to *A "don’t disturb" sign on the tho highest score plus points. h art brought death to the former door bad prevented the hotel am t him awarmiag lata every oppemaet he ever faced. And he laced the beet baatamwelghta, # weatherweiglte, Ughtwaighta and waJtarweigbta of hla era, from IMS through lit) , lacluiive. ■He'i get the heart," eakl Pete Herman ad New Orlaaaa — then world bantamweight champion who later became Wind. ■Re's got the gnateit heart I aver aaw," aaid Harman, aad ha t'aMad Preta fefe r i i H u l • f r t . *itf„.llifiAtflld_Jhoe *»«'»a— -Nty. to .New -York. Tony car-led ~ ---------"** a note le Sammy Goldman, who * Detroit S5 loan *T became hia manager and remain, Western Kentucky 71 Seton Hall • ed hia pilot throughout Tony'a St. Prancia (Pa.) 7) carter. Weitmlalatar (Pa.) « SOUTH Loulivilla IS Eaitcra Kentucky Cl Membership Up NEW YORK (UP!) - The Eait. Centenary H Miami (Pla.) II am lattreollsgiata football Assn. Vanderbilt U Rica 72 Georgia Tech 70 South Carolina M Inertaiad Ita membership to se Thursday when it accepted Bates, VMI 107 Hampden Sydney M Bowdoln and Colby as members Triple overtime aad listed Malaa ai an associate. MIDWEST Ohio St. SI St. Louis 74 John Carroll M Weitem Ret. 71 Shop For Christmas DePaul 74 Bowling Green <S ironically. It wai "heart" thst made the muffin • faced, black* haired battler the acournge of four diviftoaa during hU U-yenr career of ITS protmlaoil beuta. Ha bad remarkable akin and punch and raggtdneaa, but a wai Cage Scores At Tha New Heavy Slate This will be another busy nishl at tha Sanford-Oriaodo Kennel Club when a total of 32 pre-season schooling events will send an eves 200 greyhounds to tha pest, startins it 7:30. Practice ALL year fwlf list* et HOME Improve 'ElUonwiaa poii"tS"jlTTparr^vritera and brtfadcaslcrs by only two votas — noalnx out his fellow AllAmerica iuard, Billy Burrell of lllloola. Da via received 38 votes to f« for Burrell. Tackle Din Lanphear of Wisconsin was third with 32, followed by centrovarelal iuard Mike McKaevar tf Southern Cali­ fornia with 30 and guard Zoke I PITTSBURGH (UPI) - quar­ Smith of Auburn with 23. terback Bobby Layne, closing out Other leidlns vote-getters were Ida 12th season in tho National guard Mike McGee of Duke with Football Lcagua, signed a "life- IS, end Monty BUcklts of Notre ilia*" contract Wadneaday with Demo with IS, guard Marvin Ter­ IlM Pittsburgh Steelcrs. Whatever rill of Mississippi with 11, end (h* number of eeasons tho veteran Chris Burford of Stsnford with 10 plgmal-calter may have left in him) and "lonely end" BUI Carpenter Uw centred* cell:- for them all to of Army with nine. bn played with the Steeleri. Salary Davis, a senior, laid* Syracuse Into a Cotton Bowl game against ware not disclosed, Happiness Through Health (By DR. F. LEO KEBW1N) Hay Fever ?The following article from ^Science Sidelights" tell* the Wtory of the Hay Fever MenInca: 7*Chiropractlc For Hay Fever” •"Hay fever in defined nn an acute Irritative inflammation of the mucous membranes of the eyes, and u p p e r respira­ t o r y passages, accompanied by sneezing, itching and profuse wa­ t e r y secretion, individual attucks I !®Fy.» L nu .lime, inner inT spring, Jackson Assigned CUT STROKES OFF YOUR GAME . . . . and practice indoors or outdoors a t horns with this Instructional kit! It includes TEN 45-RrjJ RECORDINGS OF JIMMY HIMSELF . . . . EIGHT 4-PAGE LESSONS BROCHURES IN COLOR with over 200 stop-action photos of Jimmy . . • PLUS THE REVOLU­ TIONARY "CHAT WITH JIMMY DEMARET" bwklstl CINCINNATI (UPI) - Outfield­ er Lou Jackson, acquired by tho Cincinnati Reds in a recent trade with tha Chicago Cubs, has baan assigned to the Havanna Sugar Kings of Ibe International League, It wae disclosed today by the Cubs. Pitcher BUI Henry and out­ fielder Lee Walls went to the Reds with Jackson far tbird-beieman-outfielder Freak Thomas. Garcia Signs CHICAGO (UPI) - Mika Gar­ da. who won T9 games for the Cleveland Indians during the fourveer period from 19S1 through 1934, ilgood as a free agent Taursday with the Chicago White Sox. Garcia, M, had only a 34 record snd appeared in only 37 Innings for tha Indian* this year. your DONT LET BAD WEATHER RUIN YOUR GAME! GET JIMMY DEMARETS GOLF-TO-MUSIC LESSONS! The first published lesions by ono of tho world's greatest golfers! Tk* nest best thing to personal instruction by one of the greatest of all _^ golf pro* • JIMMY DEMAKET! I US g aach IDEAL FOR BUSINESS OR PERSONAL GIFTS! Sand check or money order to m m | Dept. N P-129 TWO POINTS ON THE WAY as George Ferities gets off a push shot to score for tho Sanford Seminoies in their G8-33 win over Lymun. Other Seminoies in on this action uru Terry Christensen, fur left, and Doug Tamny, No, -12. (Stuff Photo) uULr. Inc. Prevention depends u p o n finding tha cause of the hypeniennitivenesn. Why, for example, should a person who has never aufered from Admission rates to general hos­ Cage Action aenaltivity to pollen become More than 1,000 apedes of allergic all of a sudden? The plants can be found in New Mexi­ Oviedo's A and It teams jour­ pitals in (he U. S. fur the treat­ C hiropractic' approach in co, Including many trees and ney to Ml. Dure tonight fur basket­ ment of ulcers have quadrupled • Austin, Texas Shipments mad* day order received. ihrube which grow In no other ball action with the Jayvee game since the 1930's, according to the Health Insurance Institute. slated to start at 7:13. state of tho natloa. They make the recur an* most pleasing ‘n* M ^ c o r re c itn g Bum- !cv’‘u hay fever. ,mer. or autumn, and Is caus­ ed by pollen of trees, grasses 'and shrubs." I* ’■- *been “ **" — It *has esYimated that over two million raona in the U. S. Buffer Dm thla hypersensitivity land evidence indicates th a t ;it is more frequent among •so-called "nervous" indlvi- S expected to announco~ihorJy thereafter that he Is turning pro­ fessional. Ife was tha No. 1 choice of the Chicago Bears In th* Na­ tional Football League player draft and also wee picked by Denvsr In the draft of th* new Amer­ ican football League. So far he's gives so hint of which wsy he’ll turn. and lasting Christmas G ifts ! Oat of a aerlea of art idea published in the public intereat to explain aad iUaatrate the practieo of acientific Chlropraetie, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwin whose office is located a t 201 9. French Ave. aad hla ieiepkane number is Remember ideal for the hobbiest, or the man who likes to “ putter around” • 7:S0 P. M. • • Free Admission Over 20 Races Regular Season Opens Dec. 19th H appy H o lid a y s ...and a Season of Snfo D riving! DO YOU NEED Lumber •— Plywood — Roofing —- Faint — Glass Courtesy continues to win friends— for Florida and you. For Insulation — Tools — Hardware aad safety's sake, practice courtesy in your daily driving, too. On BUILDING SUPPLIES. Call FA 2*5581 the street and highway, help to promote good will among your The Lumber Number,” for Sudden Service fellow Floridians and visitors by observing the Golden Rule. Htlfiij S.nV Haiti* 207 Magnolia Ave, Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 213 W. THIRD ST. SANFORD �j O T H Santa will give every little girl and boy a Christmas treat. Make up your list now and tell Santa in person just what you want for Christmas. To reach North Orlando Homes drive south on Rt. 17-92 to the Longwood-Oviedo Road. Turn left al the North Orlando sign. It's just a few minutes drive from Sanford. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TIP: You can give your family a new home at North Orlando Homes for as little as $110 down. 1140 Down, $ 71.71 M .n th ly . ) boWioomi, 2 h a th ., S t .» a r .- W .r n .r o .n tral haatiny, a .tra la iy a mo iter bedroom, torpor! with I 0 ‘ pared d ri.a . SI 10 Down. J7I 11 Monthly. 1 h.dronm., now l.wily Oil. "dun-bnlhi," cmpnrt, ot.r.|*, (ontr.l holt, ch.lc. of tnl.ri.r and .ltailar color Mhont.i, B r *’ W ■ S I J S Down, $ 7*.71 M onthly. ] b W n .n l , 1 bath, footoiM hltnhaa l i f e Iranoa fr.a a h t . c a i.a r t , L a .j M .r a 4 and lolly oaddnd fro nt la v a . 'h i . *r *^ 0> Now houie. under ..n.tru.ti.n at North Orlando Hi far y.ar oh.i.a al talar, aid lutwree. * • IIS Oawa, t d l .11 . .M._onthly. 1 hod . . . . . . . . 1 hath, Intlwdo. aotra larya l m n | Car part, <a to rad w alkway .( t o n (rant i t bouce. S 11S Down, I f f S I Monthly, 3 hod'oonii, t hath. Feature. Hear. t ..» e i liny tlid in f .I a n patia door., talaraaoia lo t t o .t a lla o r . in w h itt o a n i.n l. Raymond F. M .m ln f, Realtor north orlando �V H B H M M M M tM l ARCHIE MICKEY MOUSE THE LONE RANGER FLASH GORDON THE PHANTOM �1 ,v v |' ;:.vr'.v-V.':- - y " • •• ■ L M is «. fm U N a v m m i* u n a I m i b u t t Wi n n f. RUn M b a n a ru M it i u t t wanted a Balt I t If Wattat t a Mtlt at rtaalt II. Wart Wn M New detuie duple*, kitchen equip­ ped with carports 173. 3 BR. home, kitchen equipped, ITS mo. 1 BR. borne, furnished, ISO, mo 1 B.J. home, fumlihed 113 mo. BORA L. PAYTON, Broker 3040 Hiawatha FA 31301 I t d i a U i Sm kat U Bartfkal Imlcas I t M U U s . Palttlag THE O L D H O M e T O W N JAl.'kMOX, a Minor. T n w it . i, i * m n.irt K, u k m i d k n v k r.NK MUVN: V...I «*« ti.f.hy- n - . t m . t that a f ' . i m n n h a , h**n fllr.l In th* a h n y , - D i e d ,-aii.a hr fssai'.v It MAVIS ami INK/. I,KM i l U n . ins wir*. fur th* mlnpllxn Of tVIIJ.IK II. .lArKUOV. a nilnnr, h y th* l*allllnnrrr, anil >nn ar* ra.julra,| (n aarra a ropy o f jqiir \ t i . * * r nr n h l . e t l n n . In »h,.» rniisa why ■.aIiS I'atlllnn an mi lit not ha w a n t e d en lha AtInffiay fnr P .t l t l n n . r a , Mark ,V. f l a y aland, J r , S an fo rd AtlanlliXailnnal Rank lliilldlnc, Panford. F lo r id ., an.l flip iha orig in a l In Ilia tiff ii a nf I n , Clark of lha t'lri-iilt I'ourt on nr hate r* t h . I IS Si ■lar nf J a n u a ry , ISI0, and haraln | fall not nr a darraa pra ranfaaaa will ha aniarail a i a l n a t you. IlITVS;?* my hand and lha aaal nf aal-t 1’nurt In Panfnrd, Florida, i h n Sifi day nf D t i - . m h . r , A. 1>. I»s» lUr.Al.l I'avld M. fla trh a l Clark «f Circuit C u r t By! Jaan T. W ilka f'a pu 'v d a r k M»rk V, I ’laraland, J r , Attnrnay at I n n , I*. IS. 11.11 Jin, Panfnrd. r ln rld a Attnrnay f-ir J ' . i l t i n n r r . r u h l l i h Ha.-. II, IS, IS A Ja n. 1 S 6 QQD BUYS 55 W ILLYS Pick-Up— 4 Wheel Drive 56 M ERCURY Tudor— Like New 56 C H E V R O LE T Tudor Bel Air H. T. Your Credit is good on any of these Cars T & T M O TO R S Sanford BORGWARD m ■ w ^ ] t)' s . 1 It { - ■ • ■* Services I 'A TNs ink I. Rent Estate Fee Bote FOR THE CHOOSY FAMILY© Nest 3 Bidroem frame, one twe lots, with bearing citrus »M gsr* Hen. 37,000. J i i g P * - 1#*2 bedroom r. masonry, FOUR loti, only 110,700. 2 bedrooms, frame, ideally located on two very besutiful lots—re. duced to low low price of $11,600. 2 bedroom masonry mi beautiful lake, $13,300. 2 bedrooms, frame, neat, eomfort* Rayasewd l.waOqalst, Aaaoc. FA I M I AUaWte Rank BMg. able, on IW acres, five aeres fiKMVK flT, MHRCKR rii.V.VHTLYANIAS iv tub m ath ciiics it rra.t Th ird Actdltlen, and Smith P l n e r t . a l Fou rth Addi­ tion. I. p r n p n i. d In b* i n n , 4 R.l<: t S I n s l . - f . m l l y ) P l . i r l r t . l » ) I’r n p .rt) In ha i o n . i l I!-lf7 i s t n a l a - f a n i l l v ) D istrict d*»rrih,,l ■■ f o l l o w . ; i l . a l n n l n e ai ih* p o i n t nt In t.ra a .rtln n o f tha n o rth r l s h t - n f - w a y lln* nf 3hih. S l r a . t a n d tha p r . t r n t weatarljr rltjr lim its nf h t n f o n l , Vlnrlda. r u n n ln e th.m-a westerly aionr .a id north y l f h i - o f - n a j r nf J«ih. S tr a .t and I t . . t t . n . l n i i tn th* t v . t . r l y r l x h t - n f . w a y lln * s f th* nld A t l a n t i a Cnaat I.In* l la llr o .d if.im panr r l e h t - o f * way. them -, .n iiih w . n a r l y a l o n s aald * * * l . r l y r l u h t - u f . w a y l l n , in ih* r*n!*r l l n . of th* C o u n tr y CJub Uu.it, t h m r . I V .a tr r l y . l u n g *slii ic n t * r lln* tn Ih* i m i . r t i n , nf i h . I ild l ^ k . Mary l l n . d . Hi,nr* d m u h . r l y . t u n s . a i d •■fiH.r l l s * nf Ih* o l d luik* Mary Road to t h . C a n la e tins o f 2»!h Mlr**t . . l . n d t d , Ih .n c* .a a l.rljr a t o n a aald r . n t . r l l n . nf 2 l i h d l r , * t a n l Its . u r n a l n n to t h . p r . . , n t H»n« fnrd City IJ m I t.. th .m t n n n h . r l y a l o n g laid p r . a . n t o ily l i m i t , lln* tn t h . point nf h . s l n n l n s , t.a.a t h . ar*s hniinil.it on ih* north by Cnunlry d u b It.-ad. an d ns III* aouth liy l i l h . i H . n . v a ) h i r .r t , s n d on ih* *.iat hy ll»rdy A»*n u* and o n Ih* w a i t by l u i k . M iry R<'»d. Id J l.n t, m . 4*1, I t l . 4)7 and 4IS, all in V. I . W o o d r u f f , h u b dlila lo n . a r . propo.a d |n b* an ln .d I t - l i N In s I* .f a m ily ) Dlairlrt. All p . r t l * . In t n l . r . i l and c l t l a . n . ahall h a i * an o p p o r tu n it y tn ba h .a r d at aald h a a r ln s. Ily nrd.r o f t h . City I' n m m l.a ln s o f t h . City o f Sanford. Florida, thla Zlrd day n f X o v . m h . r , ISIS. II. X. T a m m , Jr. Aa City i'lark nf th* City o f Sanford . Vlorlda. r u h l l i h D*r. II. m s . At The New D0DCE-DART 111 N. Park Ave. Th. FA $-612$ MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor LAKE MARY fit. FA 2-82.17 of FA 2-1964. Legal Notice j V oT irB NOTICB IH H V.RK nr OIVKX that t h . u n d . r . l s n . d d . a l r l n * t a i i f t . l * in L i i . t i i . . . at Juo .Norm I*iur*l A v .n u * , H.nfurd, H*mtuol,County, S'lurld,. urut.r th* unfit* <.; tJXITKH TftAXHKKfl AX'D KTtil!. Q ADR CotM'AXV Inttnd In r * s l , t - r said nam* w ith tha Clrrk nf t',. Circuit Court, Hamlnol* C o unt) glarlda. TV. A. Adam* Ollv* X. Adam* Pabtl.1l N ot. so, s ; A Dae. I. 11. TOP YB IU r USED CAR "210'’ 4-Dr. 57 CHEVROLET Sedan • VA . Automatic Traps, - Radio • Heater Loci) Owner • ONLY 211 E. lit Come Into Seminole County Motors y C » r n ff Shop For Christmas NOW! ,o S t. Chrysler - Simca Dodge Trucks We Are Ready To DEAL! I I IQ C I1W W CHEVROLET I-Dr. 6 Cy­ linder • 3j Straight Shift PLYMOUTH Sedan - 4Hr. • V8 • Aulnmatlc Tran*. • Beautiful Tjton. Paint • l( Loral Owner CADILLAC "41" Sedan Power Steering - I'owrr Brake, . Heater f ONLY 1795 De SOTO 1-Dr. Hardtop Automatic Tram. - White Sidewall Tire* f I 4 A C Tuton* Paint * PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Hard­ top - White Sidewall Tireu • Beautiful Tuton* Crraiw A Whitt I'aint . Leral One $ Owner Car it ywr twi Need robm for a comfortable 6 instead of a crowded 4— and still g et 32 M.P.G.? Then you need a BORGWARD! D ittt llM ftk f SPECIAL *50 a a c a sh b o n u s • U U On Each NEW CAR Dought Before Dee. 21th- 1959 Your Stminol* County Franchised 3415 Park Ave. W ELC O M E W A GO I Dealer Phone FA 2-63SS FA 2.T95B or FA 2-1756 Seminole County Motors 519 E. FIRST ST. DeSOTO 4-Dr. VS Sedan • Power Starring • This I* A Real Buy I At Oily i OLDSMOBILE -IS' Aulnnalir Trans. White Sidewall $ Tire* German Quality — Economy — Performance at $2295 di&hhan VYloioh $al&A c in bearing grova, excellent loca* Cask dawi te mortgages aa twa tiofi, with investment features, k a u r i in tka country Iocs ltd LAKEFRONT Property In Ostaen priced at $27,000, Includes pre­ 246 ft on lake; 23! ft. on front; oa 4 lots. Ona bouse rented, sent citrus crop. Look Into thla. 227 ft. on F a il; 96 ft. on West; good water. modern 2 bedroom home, double SEE AND MAKE OFFER garsge: 90 fruit trees; 3 in. 3 bedrooms, over 300 R. frontage well. Ph. Orlando, GArden 3-3777 on well traveled paved State Q WILL TRADE road. Good location for family CBS koine with oak ftcere, eagrocery and service station, well cleoed garage, 1446iq- ft- la all worth tha price, $10,GOO. Legal Notice for Iota, land or wkat kave yoa. c o r . i ssue h r i i i m i n.v 3 bedrooms, masonry, on two largo oak shaded lots, beautiful osk ROSA L PAYTON .vvIBnNnrKpuVpsftscti r m v w x s iv o V T I I V I K M T t I V Dl*> floors, $12,930. Registered Real Estate Broker t s i i t sn S K%vn n o t v d s h i r s «»r >. Real Eatate For Bala Mary E. Carraea — Leo Salvail TH K SOVIMI n * I M V t U ' * l n r B. E. Rogero, Sr. Associates t h e . c i t y os* s t v r u s o , r i . n n - 4 bedrooms, rural location, fenced yard, heiring citrus trees, very 2 BEDROOM frame nouse In very Pk. PA 2-lMI n - t l at Hiawalka tnv. No i Ira t* h . r a h y » l “#h t h a t » nice and only $7,300, good condition- sprinkler sys­ Ihibllr D a a r ln e w l l ’ * h*l(t at th* tem: front and rear screened in I'.ieiml.alnn Knnn, . * I ' l l ) Halporch ^garage; large corner lot; Home For Christmas? In t h . rltjr o f Pftntjfrl. STurl.U, r * , t bedrooms, neat as a pin. elose to s «'i • flo ck P. SI, D o c.m b o r J». 606 W 20th. St. everything, very nice furniture, Thla 3 Bedroom, 14 bath home l « t » . tn m n . l i l . r t h . fijllo w ln s ready to move in, 112,300. c h a n t . * and a m . n t i m . n l , tn th* in the choicest of locations for SELL or TRADE: 3-Bedroom, 14 Vnntnjr fir. t i n , nc* o f th* Cl'y family living in relation to baths, CH, Florida room. Nicely H , nf„f,|, FlnrMo. — IF YOU DON'T LIKE THESE, buy schools and p,*7Cii>und. Would (SI I.n il «1S. IIS. t'.T. t ’ *. U t . landscaped tJ3' x 19.7' corner four nice large lols, just off W. be an ideal Xma* gift for the 421, 42S, 417. 42*. 4SI. 421. 412. lot. 32,300 down or will trad* lit. St. for $1,400 and build your 417, 41*. 441. I l l , 441. 412, family. Although prartically new, lay other ■" tri.-. Will finance IIS; 411 t h m u s h 114 Inrliiown. It ts priced $2,000.00 below the , l i t ; ,n>l In t. *11, ^14, StS, part J Jo; pajir.int if a air­ builder'* present offering of '.be e i i , *i«. 42*. J FARMERS AGENCY ed. ! » E Coleman Cirel*. i l l ; t i l In V. I . tVnnSrtiff*. identical home. Can be handled N. V. Farmer, Realtor FA 27107. .Hubdltl.lon, a r t p rn p n t.d to with low down payment, balance D. H. Whitmore b . i i n . i t 17-IC t B I n x I , -f a m ­ less than rent. Contact Seminole Lillian G. Trsm a ( ily ) D i s t r i c t . Realty today. 1901 Park Ave., <h) All p r o p e r l y t n r . i . d th auhAsiociatct. ■llyl.lona p f a t l . d a . P ln a r r .,1 EA 2 3232. l l * l « h t . n . p l a t , V.iuth P in t - lirt S. French Ave. Th. FA S-8221 rr*.t, So u th P |n * r r * , l Vlrlt After hours, FA 2-2611, FA 2-4921, .Vdilllion. Voiith l ’ln».-r*at thk otatk o r rixJU iriA t o FA 2-0261 Legal Notice roml A d d itio n , hnuth I’ln * . U IU .IA U I’ORTIAK. URNKftAI* WANT A NEW CAR 'r i *• 1 ** J LOCH ARBOR FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, CANAL FRONT 312 Holly Ave., l-bedrooms. j Crystal Drive Priced for quick sale at 16.400. 418 11,000 down payment Contact This three bedroom home witk 14 Mr*. M. L. Raborn, 1803 E . , baths, kltehce. yyilpmenl. dis­ posal. exliauii Tan. space heater Seminole Blvd. and Venetian blinds can be yours for the low down payment RAYMOND M. BALL of 11900 and assume low in­ terest rale mortgage of 4 4 '* . AND ASSOCIATES The owner baa been transferred Real Eatate — 'aaanaea and has authorized us to lower Rarefy Bond* the price to tll.SM with imme­ S tI So. Park Ave. rh. FA 2-3611 diate possession. Exclusive list­ Sanford ing. Evan* Bide. Lake Mary Ph. FA 2-1290 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, t e alter ro i ht o r thk A sworn Complaint having baan J im m ia n u n it o r fllad against you lo th# 4‘ircult TMF. PTATF. OF r iO M I IM . | \ rnurt in ami for f*amhifil« L’ounljr, 4 A ll FOR PKtflAO l.K 4 01 ATI, IA Florida, by JFA.V MARIK n i | ( . a « »;r 9 , ( A b k An. i m u i , TIKIS fpf dlfOfc#. th# ahorl Utla r»f iINll 4UK; Th# A'lop t inn nf whlrh la JK.'.V MARIK I'ORHAHY WKA VKR, 4 minor, TIKK VMalntlff, varaua WILLIAM AOTIi F. i n FI III.II ITI4IA OF CnilTlStC, Iiffandant, tn**a praarK rin iiA for u io rrio A anti ara to rummand you to ap[iaar O 9 ALFK K D IIHOuKP WKAVKR and flla jour wrltiari dafaniFa TAddr#«a: I’nkniiw n h#r#lo i>n or btfoia Hm Hat ilay ARK flK R R It r XOTIFIKD of Iiaaambar* A. D. 1*39. or oihar- t h atOL* t m patitlnn b##n fllad In wlaa htcraa Pro r*ssnf##ao will ba tha abofG •t y l#hd a t court for tha •nfar#4 agalnat you. adap tion o f Uahy Waavar, a minor, Th# Panford Herald la d«algnal#d and >nu Ara r#>|ulr#d In a a« a n#w«D«p#r nf ganaral rirrtiJa* *•p y o f y a ii r .%u #w #r e r i i baarva |# c Ii« n • Mon In whlrh this rifatlon ahall In i h " # raiiiw why •slid T# (an publlthad one# aarh walk for * ■hniilrl nat ha g ia n ta d . on thafit At* four ron«»4 utlva wr#H# turnar fop tha paililrsnara, KdwArtl WITNKHP my han«l and nffuiAl I H* H u n 4 i a1*# Alttcalf Huilding, n i l of th* «’l#rk of tha I'lrrult U» landtu FiiiriilA and flla th# «rkCourt aa cht* tha .33th day of No­ RInal In ib a o f fic e o f tha d a r k vember, %, Ik 1419. "f Ih# *‘In m lt r n u r t on or lit fort Iiakid M iiatrhal ih# 21th day o f L>#i#mbar. A. D # • Mark o f i'lrcult Court 1919 ft»: Martha T. Vlblan IIKftKt.V VAIL *V»T nr a daliaputv Cl«rk cr## |»ro «onftBBo w ill ba antvrtd Carroll llurk* age!'GT you. Attomar at Law WITNK mi my h tn d and tha •#•! V*. O Hoi !.*a nf aald Court lr» i4anfnrtl. Haml* Pan ford, Florida nnl# County, F lo rid a |ht<* 3i*.h Hottcltor for r u i n t l f f . of No\arnh#r. A. D , 1939. liakld M. Oatctl#! Clerk nf 'Circuit Court VIIril K <»»* IVI.K liy: Martha T. *Thlan iNV.Al.t NOTICE IH 11 K It KM V fit VEX I»cpm> Clark I'avld M. (I« t.h * l p u reiu n t l« lha iii-itlalona of Har. (RKALI Clark o f I'lri-utl Court of lio n S7s.lt. VIorM* N'atut**, that a*mln"l» Cou nty, Vlorlda. la »r<l*r l o a a l l i f y ilia Han tha I h tha 4‘hhf| o f Ih# r o a n t y J«dg#. Vrtd It. Wllann un.leriiftnart w arahnuiauian haa oam lanla I <iHaly» gf ata nf Florida. Attnrnay fur f l a l n t l f f i i 4 i m i lha aouda i|»«.tih*.l haluw, !<• Frobata, 101*101 Hanford AllantL* nwna<l by Mr*. Huai* Mnurt, In Iw r* Iba F.alata atfi Hank lllila nr r.lt. II.,a STS w h o a , n u n * tha aun.la ara hald. A«\HRKW H. MAHO.VKT, Hanford, Vlorlda s -mhI. will ha aoM a t aurtlun Dtcttiad* Piihllah Nov. :a. IT A Dan I, II. Ih* at Zila North f^u ral Avanu*. f a n . FI A %f« AOTH F. f o l d , Vlorl't*. tha plara what* >alit W ill lea In h«r#by given that th# v o r i i v. n r * « i . r |i*n w*a fttfiulrad, on ftat-amhar tindaraignad will, o n iha 4th day of NOTICK IH 1IKRV.HT OIVKV J»i». a t It ;«■> e r l t w k ,t M.; J a n u a ry , A. I*. 1)10. praiatil to ih# puriUAiu in i h g pru tiaiona o f 9 n > that th* rf*arrlptlon *f tha (oo<la HnnoraMf Cou nty Judge o f Haml* tlon i l l S3, ► ’lorM a HiMuta*. that to b* aoli I* aa f o llo w ,: nn|# Cou nty, Florida, h«r final ra­ In nnl*f to aa 1 1«f f tha ll*tt tha a linn h*<t an<la in ru. n m u n i and ypucharR, a# Adtimlaralififd » ar«lir»KBa man ha* S Doubla matiraaa tnlniqtrairU I..J Kartla of A,\aialriGi Hi# go oil a dtacr lh«<l IhmIn n . 1 ttullar binkau MIKW It MAHONKT, d#c#*«»d. own til hr V. ! • hLrion laa, in «rho«a 1 Mala! chair* and at aaid lima, lh#rt and thara, nama tha g o o d t a r t h«M. lha I ttprlnaa m ak# ap p lication tn iha laid Judga • oo<l« will ha a.ild at a u ctio n at 1 Tahl* arsaii ruity for a final aattlamant of bar ad* North t*4iira| A v m u e , Hanfnrd, 1 Mall hot m lntairatlnn nf »ald aatata, and for Florida, tha pla« a whara m H han a n*.i r*iit art >ord«r d lB eh a rg in t bar an inch j m a • i a 1 1| ii i r a *I, o o !>♦<*a rn H# f f I I Tt bl* l a ,a AifirilrilairairSv. H l f , at l l ; t o o'clock A* H.; that l Tahta ailanatoti f'ata d thla ih# 2nd day of Dteth* lUbrrlp: Ion n f tha gonda to he I Ran t* • mhgr. A l». l)^# aold la aa follow a; 1 nafrl**rathr MART M FITTS 1 3 4 Matraaa t \ a n11y \d m tn iB tra trls o f tha l s t r a i g h t Chair I Chaal I.'Rial a o f 1 ra rto n a I Jnf* a r t a i A.VUUEW F # MAJfO.YKT, 1 \ p a rtm * n t r a n f t 1 Tabla Dacaattd t 1 I Hprlng I r r a l * nf ciMa a anila A F.dwin NhlnhoUar 2 Tablet wnda 1 t / t Vlatlraaa Atto rney for tilm liila tra trii 1 Tahl* Tnp I MTS:|1 TRANSVKR * Man ford . U l u n i . i Rank flu tiding 2 Taltla Heart HTollAGIt CO -Stanford* Ft or tela I Urn • r u h l l i h Dar. II, It, 1)1). r u b l l i h Ii#4» I, II. II. SI. 1959. « Rad ra ils wood « Rad ala' a 5 (lad s o d s S 4 1 Spring doubla 1 Mattrasa t i'll • «i draw ara t Rad an da doubla 6 Fan w h lta IIN1TKD TR i M F r . R A H TO RAaS CO ruhllah Dar. ft. II. 1ISI. JL ■ S. Real Eatate Par Bala A. Reel Estate F*r Bale OWNER WANTS 104 Laurel Drive 3 bedroom — $03 per month a •(■ M B y S T A N tE / The following ii ■ list cl ‘selected CB homes, well located in vari­ ous sretiona of Sanford. All fea­ ture fully equipped eleetrie kit­ chens, heaters, hot water heat­ ers, blinds, and various extras. % A v t. » r e ..w .e a HOMES FOR RENT Hospital Notes F re n c h Vlff #sat«rt Rrnlb FURN. A pt 301H W. l i t a t Ri lairs 1113 Adams Avenue la ffU la l U n irn H U N T A B E l) 3 bedrooms 100 per month P arian M*A Itollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds V By Diy, Week or Month. l a flowaio 4 Plaato 307 Laurel Drive CARROLL'S FL'KMTl'RF, IT. Pete • Uvaatack - SappUaa 3 bedrooms — 100 per month Ph. FA 2- l i a i 114 W. 1st St. 1 1 M adiatag • T ask SB. Maala asd Matare 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house, 306 Grapeville Avenue $ bedrooms 103 per month kitchen electrically equipped. 3413 Willow Avenue. Call » A TraUar* 403 West 30(h Street FA 30174. 12. Paraltart 3 bedrooms — (too per month t For Real tt> Artklaa Par Bait 3 ROOM, clean, modern, furnished S T E N S T R O M R E A L T Y apartment, 601 Palmetto. Phone D-fiaUcaa A PanotaU 3-RM. Apt. 1113 Park. 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 2430 F A 3 4351. _________ . BA- Last A Poaad . . 3 TRAILER LOTS with trees. City BA Edncattee - laitnttlaa R003I and BOARD in private TWO BEDROOM home. 403 San light meter available. Seven Cs r I ii a, Kitchen equipment, home. Ph. FA 7 0312.________ Oaki Trailer Park, Ph FA 2-3176 133.00 phone FA 3 3931. EFFlciENCY apartment, 117 W. MOBILE HOME LOT, SO* % 100' 3rd. Phone FA 3-3816 .________ SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablai, with water, lights and sewage j This Receptacle 401 Magnolii FA 3 0720. connections. E. R. Young, Trailer WELAKA APARTMKNTR: rooms Village, Casselberry. 1 Is Ornamental private baths, ! ! l w First St. APARTMENT, furnlaned; 2 adults, MEW YORK CUPli — Make an 2-BEDROOM furnished house, 11 no peta. Water furnished. Fifal ■rsamvntal rtctplacla for dlscard- 4-RODM f u r n i s h e d house. houaw West, Hlvervjei* Ave, Smyrna Dr., DeBary, NO 8 137S. FA 3-tHI.___________________ ad rib tia i and wrappings on FA 2-2447. ‘•Christmas morning. Covtr a large grocery carton v tth brick-patterned crepe paper, Holiday Topping wall paper or salf-atlcking plastic. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. Add a bandla of metallic gold cord, BROKER DECEMBER It For Gingerbread aad a "collar" of “ snow’* at the Admlsaioas NEW YORK (UPI) - Fluffy 2M No. Park Ava. Pk. PA I SMI Carl Krauth. DeBary Yule sauce makes a tasty lopping make the snow, mix several Catherine Jones. Sanford for warm llngerbrcad. Chill 4 of packaged soap or deterJosephine Von Herbulis, San­ cup of undiluted evaporated milk Legal Notice •ad a littla water with an ford in refrigerator Iray about to min­ •Metric or hand beater until the Sarah Getter, Altamonte q n T li'M n r ai i t utes, or until soft ice crystals form T UK OTVTK ns* H . f ir M H i Tfi: * 4 * a rt stiff. Springs rlK.VK A U T ll l - R WVTKO.V, wh o .* about edges of Iray. a * i " "J- J'■ . n r . I. u . l u t n . i t Eduard I.a Reau, Lake Mary Heat 1 egg until thick, gradually r . aVM -mi * r . h . r f b y n o i l f l . , t t h . l Lillian Wight, Sanford beat In 4 cup of lifted powdered nV.VTi-E I.AT1IAM WATSCIV h . . Toothpick Tree Alice Foreman, Enterprise sugar. Add 1 teaspoon of nutmeg f ii.u V . n i l x . l n . t yo u In ! k . Births i-lrrull f o u r ! nf th» S l n l h Juill. and 4 teaspoon of vanilla. Is Easy To Make l . l I'lrrult o f th* tllftift o f Klnr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Robert Whip chilled evaporated milk in rlit*. In m U for Hrm lnol. Cou nty, jfKW YORK (UP!) - Tooth Askrcn, Sanford, a son chilled howl about 1 minute, or rioriu a. In ('h a n r . r r , Vo. l o j l j , Christmas trees are u n u '-.l Mr. and Mrs. James L. Von until stiff. Add 1 teaspoon of lemon for d l.o r r * . t h . . t i l i . r y | * t . d | | | l r wetterplecaa which rsn be made Hcrbulii. Sanford, a ion o f which r « « . I. ( i l V f i ' K I.A. Juice and whip I to 2 minutei more, TIlAM WTAThOV. p l.ln tlff y. Dismissals [vdekly, nr until very stiff. Gently fold o k s s ; A i t T i i r u w a t h o .v . u * f . m i . l Stick aa many round toothpicks KKalhicrn Morris. Sanford beslen egg and l 3 cup of ground «nt. and lit* tifttura of . a i d pull •dposilblt in sarh of 16 syrofosm Mabel Sherwood, Sanford for a d l y o r r . o f th* p l a i n ti f f walnut* inlo whipped milk. Tide la balls which m anure )» Inch. from you, an d ) « u ara h . r . b y ra* (.arena Tindat, Lake Monroe sauce may be made and refrige­ tiulr.d lo flla yuur a n . w a r to tha <Ybu probably will need about Russell Braswell. Sanford rated I hour in advance. Stakes cuinpUint, fll*,| l.y . . i d p la in tiff, eight ho»*s of toothpicks.) Ar­ Viola Woctner, Delia ry with t h . u n d*r*lan.d I'lark of t h . about 3 nips. ria g a seven of tha balls In a cir­ Cllrrttll f o u r , of t**mlool* I 'min', y. Josrph Govecek, Like Monroe VI nr Id a. at hi* of fit* la th* d*m|. cle la form Ih base. Add a circle Carolyn Killers and baby, San­ n-.la I'ounlr Court l l o u . a at San. • f five balls, then thrae. thea ms. ford ford. Vlorlda, not latar thnn i n . Legal Notice •pray thoroughly with snow Grace Hail, Sanford SIM d*y of t )* r .m l‘*r, IMS. and •ar** a m p y Ih.rftuf upon plain. ‘ y. Deck the houghs with bright* Retly Lowe, Sanforil IV TIIK ( IHt l IT COI HT .VIVTH ( I f f . a t t o r n . y d a i l a n . l . d on ( h i. ' ornaments. J i i m i u . i t a n it n r m m u n noltr*. an-l upon y o u r falln r* to Katmat National Monument in i v * m » r o a a i - . w i v o i . r c o l v r » . do au. aaid l o m p la liit w ill b« laaan aa ront*a**d by you. About two-thirds of the Jap- Alaska it so isolated that a vol­ i v i ' i i i v c a s n v vis. i s u a M in is; no.VK AN'ft O lU iK R K n , a t S a n ­ ; these merchant fleet la leaa than cano can crop*, there without any­ IV Tlll-J MATTVH nr* Till", ford. Vlorlda, rhla ISlIt day *f >>* years eld. one hearing nr seeing ll. I I I O P T i n v US' W IM .IK H Nov ant liar. IMS. 1510 1 FURNISHED 3 bedroom house near base. Pbooe FA 3-3007 or f a 3-rso. 3 ROOM furnished aparlmrat; first floor: close to tows; 140 month. Call FA 24361. O rtwtm itiM n Pngt 10—Fri. Dec. 11, 1959 ment. Water furnished. 33004 Sanford Avenue. 343 month. Ap­ ply apartm fnt 3 after 0:00 p. m. OFFICE SPACE with ample parktrig, lia Oik Avtnu*. FA 1MW. «. M w u * n l u m * 0 FURNISHED aoe bedroom apart­ A w arn , inviting ipol for a aandweh atd boar—All Decorated for Christmas—THE OTFICE BAR. Lika Miry. M n it WANT ADS Are As Good As Gold <oree*htwn t Few -v •■ ■ •.-■ ■ .-• PHONE FA 2-0614 BRASS MOTORS 246 E, Cemnetienl Ava. FA 2-31It O >t �■ffc <■ A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-261L B. Brel F-ctate For Suit______ 5. Real Eatate Per Sale S. Real Eatate Fee Bele HOUSE for Sale or Trade: Price #1,500. Term*. Ph. PA 2-81*4. BY OWNER; 3-Bedroom CB home with large Florida room, dining area. Large equity for sale cheap. 105 Shannon Dr. Phone FA 2-3324. BY CWNER: 3-bedroom frame 7** year old furnished house: lot 104* x •1*.' One m.le to jcs ool and shopping center. 1 ton able. 194# Minnesota Ave., Win­ ter Park, Florida. Call Midway 4-4*11. LISTEN H’YAR! The owner of this nice two bed­ YOUR OWN BUSINESS room (plus Florida room) cor erete block home says ‘ SELL!’’ in a modern attractive two bed­ room home with a carporte and a f< u i jo and conven­ Florida room. The toning if com­ ient location lay you can make mercial! Cash about $4500. youm lf • wonderful buy! YES Price II 1.500. By appointment. SIR— A b u y ; Sanford Properties W. H. ••BUI" STEMPER Agency FA 2 32(4 Atlantic Bank Bldg. “ #A l t*»l 112 N. Park BY OWNER: Brand new 3-bed­ NICE HOME with good income room. l'x bath house. New 13 •utslde city. Phone FA 2-3888. It. refrigerator included. No qualifying. 1750 down, W! month. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY Located In Casielberry. Phone S BR. house on Magnolia, just out MI 4 4753. ad city limi t; kitchen equipped. Venetian blind*, apace heater. HOME < SEEKERS Huat aeU at once. 15905. Will trade tar lata model car. Very neat and sparkling clean 2 bedroom, tile bath CB home • FA 1-0MI or PA 2 0535. Country Club Manor. Ideal for retired or young family. Total price only 17940, with Just 1500 HOME • SEEKERS down and 155.50 per month (in­ Far one a! the fineat buy* in Sancluding laxes and insuranea). fcrd, we ere privileged to offer Terms if desired! Available to­ ‘for your inspection this lovely day! S bedroom home, and in our opinion, our very best home val­ Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park - Phone FA 2-2420 id a t e d on a nice sire lot, SO' LONGWOOD: For aale by builder: i US', and located in one of I bedroom, Us hath, 12' r II' Saoforda s ic itt and quietest sec­ screened patio, double carports, tions, this home has all that large kitchen A dining room*. one could aak. (and more)! Zoned area: large lot; city wa­ ter. I m in c u i s t s possession. CB constructed, this home features #14.500. 1 E 1-42*5. cement tile n o t, terran o floors, trri -aaement window*. Included 3-BEDROOM Homo. hardwood floors. la rg e lot. 243* Adama la an attic f»n for spring, a new Court, Wynnewood. T a r m a. BJfl A>r conditioner for Summer, FA 2-1*17. and a will oil furnace tor**old winters. 4-RED ROOM, kitchen equipped home. Low down payment. 134 Rl addition, the home I* wired for a month. 1*19 Summerlin. 230 electric, has new blinds and draperies, a complete interior IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME paint Job, rood antenna, hot wa­ NEAR LAKE MARY. Lake ter heatar, end many extras too privilege*, 2 Hedroom*, CBS, aunteroui to Hat. The house must Ige. living room, carporte, utility, be seen to be appreciated. quiet neighborhood. Bargain for cash or will sell on term*. Owner Price, only 115,M0, with reaeonable FA 2-0728 down payment. Assume dAiT FHA loan at IT* per month in­ cluding taxea and Insurance, end SAN SEM KNOLLS have the home of your dreams. Owner forced to return North. 3 Rad room We will be pleased to serve you. MORE FOR YOUR MONEY HOMES BY ZEUL1 Stenstrom Realty 1 r»o« $550 HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker I.EN RISNER MODEL OPEN DAILY 4 Blocks west of French LOTTIE BROADWAY on 20th Street KEN TORBETT BETTYE I). SMITH 114 and l hath*, choice ot color Aeooeiatei tile—Furred and plaster walls— IM N. P ast — Ph. PA M 4B All electric kitchens-----Tcrrairo f l o o r a—Custom-built cabinet­ work and duit-frea rloaeta— landscaped and other plui fea­ ture*. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Ww tovHe yaw to to awe stoelitely fraa without nbUgs flaw at ossa of Sanford’s Wading Motel* while you locals railahte tow ing for yauratK and (redly. Pick np ja w kwy at our Salta Office. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition Home* Designed For Florida Living. 3 i 4 Bedroom* — l Si 2 Bnth* VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as SI25 You can move in immedi­ ately while the paper* are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coal Will He CheerfuUy Refundcd. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Cor Hwjr. 17-92 St 27th SI. Phnn FA 2-150! W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency Realtor ft Insurer ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer Arthur F. Day. Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bail Plleher. Helen E. Noonan phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park HOME FOR XMAS! For a Joyous Xms», move your family into thi* deluxe 3 bed­ room masonry home located in beautiful Wynnewood Requires only $400.00 down on FHA financ­ ing, teller pays 111 closing coals. Exclusive with Seminole Really, 1901 Park Ave., FA 2-3232. She fturfarh Vernik Fri. Dec. 11. 1059—Pnge 11 I i$. Special 9cmkoe lA tt-A -D A Y PUMPS — SPRINKLERS — »nd Supply Co rh. FA 2(432 207 W. 2nd st. Realtor Phone T \ 2 3641 (SAVES YOURS FOR XMAS! ! ! $1200 for Equity — term i available 3 bedrooms—t bath—on Circle 2*rl Park Ct. Pinecrest. Phone FA 2 2054 DORIS* BEAITY SHOP 3004 Adama Pk. BY OWNER; 3-bedroom, 3 hath home in So. Plr.eerest 3rd. Addi­ tion; GE kitchen, large livingroom, large porch, terraito floors. Sanford, FA 2-7480. %\M9 V*t ftotorw f “4 ATTENTION N A V Y ! Oversea* bound. Must sell our privately •Td go out with Kenny If he wai more gallant, or built 3 bedroom home. Ideal for courteous, or attentive—or aak me. family. Close to base and school*. Outside city limlta. Hardwood floors, kitchen equip­ ped; targe lot. Down payment ad­ n ^ o r^ X jre to ^ M JIu lld in ^ ^ je in tin ^ ^ Jite p n jre justable. Call FA 2-5405. FINE INTERIOR PAINTING LOTS for sale; cleared; high SOBER, Reliable, family man de­ O. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 sire* steady employment, local ground; I f x 145'; Near Ravenresident, good reference*. Ph. na Park; 1*50. FA 2-7213. PAINTING ft DECORATING FA 2 4055. Lirtnsed — Bonded Free Estimates — .HOME LOVERS! - ANY WOltK. PLEASE! ' Work Guaranteed For one of our choicest buy*, let Skilled carpenter temporarily out Seminole Painting Conlrartora us show ynu thU Deluxe 4 Bedof work due lo contractor layoff FA 2 1294 rottiit 2 bath home in beautiful desperately needs work and ren Little Venire section of Loch Ar­ tal housing" Immediately tar IS SpeHil Ferrites bor. Canal frontage give* you ac­ family includiing to children. re** to large Crystal lake for HEATING Will do any kind of work in ad­ boating and fishing. Yes, the dition lo carpentry or will ex­ H. II. POPE CO. home ha* a tiled roof, and i* change labor for house rent 200 S. Park - FA 2 4234 fully equipped, including that payment. Appreciate any sug­ Jong wished for Dishwasher. You RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO gestions. Phone FA 2-3*90. can assume a 4 V , mortgage Greenware Free Instructions by paying #3236 down, balance Gift Pieces—Supplies—Kiln* like rent. — Exclusive with 12. riambing Service# Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2 4707 Seminole Realty, 1901 park Ave. LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE FA 3 5232. SANFORD Plumbing ft Heating Vespa MMor Scooters 2596 to. Elm Pb. FA 2-7914. 3-ACRES of good farm land In Heater ft Lawn Mower Service Sanford Celery Delta 1500 per West Country Club Rd FA 2 *92* acre. Excellent terms. Richards Plumbing & Repairs Joe C. Them a* Complete l.iwn Maintenance: Hotel. Melbourne. Florida. 1t2.1 Sorito SI. FA 1-0*19 Fertilizer — Spraving — Moving JOHN LUMMERSE 418 Willow Ave. EA 2-7197 RIVERFRONT LOTS In an exclusive NEW development 7/L f f TV and RADIO REPAIR af r on the ST- JOHNS RIVER. 3 no night* and weekends: San­ Paved atreet* to all properties ^ P lu m b in q ji^ d e n tin ^ ^ ford. Lake Mary and t.ongwood. and public water system. Those FA 2 2772 and FA 2 6*13. whn act quickly will have flrat AIR CONDfTIONINR choice on a wide selection, to CONTRACT an# REPAIR WORE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE rail us today (or an sppolnt- 1M7 loatord Are. PA 14Mt Since 1948 ment to tee this magnificent A. H IR E OfllARY property. PLUMBING NOtth 8 4422 NOrth 8-4711 Contracting ft Rrpalra W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Agency Free Estimates TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL Ptowe PA 14*91 ||2 N. Park R. L. HARVEY For 2 weeka only! 304 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 33*3 17 in. laerrpt »om» 7. Bnslneso Onnurtnnltleo portable! I 123 50 21 in $33 50 24 In. *43 50 WANTED: Men interested in 13. Klrrtricnl Sersicee m-s have u 1 year guarantee. truck farming on pari lime or Wiring — Electric Service All IuILLOYDS RARIO ft TV full time haais. We have good Sid Vlhlaw 416 Sanford Ave. Ph. TA 2 9790 land*. Will share crop or rent. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Phono FA 2 6033 (or appoint 112 Magnolia FA 2 0815 Furniture Storage and Moving ment. American Produce Ex­ To aid From Anywhere change. Inc. 1 4 J irild in g ^ J !a ln ttn £ ^ R # M lri c . E. PHILLIP* 8- Fentale Help Wanted FLOOR sanding and finishing 13*8 French Ave Pb. FA 3-ttet Cleaning. Waxing. S e r v i n g R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor WHITE female help wanted, f list Seminole County since 1925. to 71. Apply to Pig *N Whistle. • Asphalt Drivewayt H. M. GLEASON. I.ak Mary. • Parking Area* ROOKING. Gutter*, Spouting, Quality Workmanship ft Material* AVON CALLING Terms To Suit Your Budget Roof Repairs. Painting, Cement For women who want to earn • Free Fstlmatra A Carpenlrr Work. Grnrral about 12 • $3 per hour. WRITE • York Guaranteed Home Repair*. 20 yrv. FxprriPhono FA 2-4030 Sanford, ria, ence. Very l^iw Rates. i-honr Manager, Box 144, Lockhart. Mi. for interview. FA 2 567* h ousew ork. Phone fa 2-7791. FURn It u S'e " kCENTER00U,‘ lULFVkntil Ave. wv»' r .t J-7K3 ENVELOPES. U lterhrads. state­ CISTOM BUILT furniture -alngle pieces or *cts. Also furni­ ments, Invoices, hand bills, snd ture repair. Cabinets made. programs, e t r . Pngressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— FA 2-7083. 30* West 13th St. J. W. HALL II. Work Manted JUUA.V*' 'Y , Hospital and fiTby T REAL ESTATE DRIVED* 2344 French Ave. EXTRA MONEY needed in your home? Make spare time pay. Ai little as three hour* per day will bring excellent earnings oppor­ tunity. No experience necessary. Write Box C, r ’n Sanford Her aid, giving phone number. 23—Nwtlcea ft 4*9 Saaford Ave._______ FA 2-745* AH FOR SALE: Lota, all graded, on paved ride road near Monroe Corner*. Phone FA 2-3731. "Call Hall" 21. Fnrnltarw MODERN BUG CLEANERS New ft Used Furniture ft Appli­ All Site Rue* And Wall To Wall ances. A Good Place To t’nrjfet*. SnlUfnrtinn Guaranteed, BUY. SELL or TRADE t Week Service Ph. FA 2 7437 Jenkins Furniture AUTO GLASS FACTORY PAINT OUTLET "At The Totem Pole* INSTALLED 2817 So French Ave FA 2 *643 Windshield Hark Glare Let us recommend a competent Vent Glare Painlpr, Paper Hanger or Con­ Door Glare SKIt VICK tractor. New ft I'aed Furniture and Appliance# NOTICE ,c By Popular Request ■&ANFO R U ’ DAY NURSERY WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY NITB FA 31553 Mather of Sanford From <:M F. M, to 1:89 A. I . * A Satisfied customer t* mir be t 202-209 R. First St. Ph. FA 2-09*3 advertisement. To Accommodate Thoto Wishing' HARRIETTS BEAUTY VOOK 33. Article* For Sal* tOS So. Oak Ph FA 7 5742 To Attend The Many toeili UTILITY TRAILER, 4* x 7', oak Your Glamour Headquarters door * tongue excellent condi­ tion. Call FA 2 4*49 nr aee at Functions Scheduled 313 K. tlth. St. ‘ et (Dawn A Beauty Salon 2510 Oak FA 2-7*84 ORANGES and tangrrlncs $1 per husliel and up. P.ione F.. " 3067. PHONE FA 2-7741 . . • ft SMALL Rrambach R«hy Grand FA 2-7*59 •• 3 FOR RESERVATIONS piano, medium light mahogany: LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON reasonable. Call FA 2-3ti|* or Basseriy Bids 2557 Orlando Dr, ter tux) Elliott. 2*04 So. Park Avenue 1*. Flower* ft Planto UPRIGHT PIANO for quick sale $35.00. Phone FA 2 2833. Cot Flowers For Any Oecn*l*n HO Gage Rc <11 train set. t year SANFORD FLOWER HHOP old $20 Call FA 2 332* after FA 3-1*22 or FA 2-0278 la st ft Freed 3:38 P. M. COt,LARD Plants, large Georgia plants Special price in t .000 lots. GOOD used appliance* and TV'S, LOST: lleddon spinning reel m i ‘ see Jake at 317 S. Palmetto action rod at Genova Brid Re­ Hunt's Feed Store. 11* So. San heat ramp Sat. If found M ft„ ford Ave. nr R. F. Crenshaw, Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick FA 9 4421. $5 M REWARD. 1133 E. 7th. Phone FA 2 5995. S e r v i c e W ith T h e C a s h S U P E R 100 SEEDLING Orange Tree* two TRADING TOST. FA 2 0677. I.OST: 38 In. boy* Roadmatear vra. old; Saw Hospital, Country FACTORY TO YOU bicycle: basket on front: (real Club Rd. ALUMINUM while wall tire, black back tiro;' VENETIAN BUNDS 17. l*et« - Livestock - SuppHew seat broken. Ted WdKaWk Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom TA 234*4. rail with plaalir enda. riastlc I*ET Ring Tall Monkey la large or rayon tape*. Colton or nylon cage, cheap Mixrd puppy*, cord*. cheap. Call FA 2-84*3. Senkarik Gin*.* and I’nint Co. MINIATURE poodlra AKC regia- 112-114 W. Znd SI. Ph. FA 2 .3622 tered. excellent pedigree, Ph. FA 2 3442. LIFE V ein, Pup Tent*, Sleeping Rags. Terp*. Tents. Army-Navy SHETLAND pony. 3* inches high, Surplus Store. 310 Sanford Are. rail after 4:30 P. M. FA 2-39*4. ASSORTED FRUIT HOX (or sale; >t. Huai* and Motor* ready to ahip. Call Homer I.itlle, FA 1-1194 nr FA 2 2*30. Gateway To The Waterway FOR SALE: Simmon* hirfe-a bed. Your KYINRUDE Dealne chest of drswers, dinette suite, Robson Sport inf Goods automatic GE washer ft dryer. Phone FA 2 3416, 304 6 8 E. 1st. Pb. PA $-1981 SINGLE hed, with bookcase head, board, like new Also I porch 1955 BEL AIR Chevrolet, automa­ rockers, good condition, 81* R. tic transmission. Ph. FA 2 3115 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 08*2. 1956 MG-A; completely overhaul­ BOX Your Citrus Fruit from R. ed: FA 2 4844; MI9 E. Capilan tl. Hutchison. Will ehip. Phono Dr FA 2 405*. FOR SALE: '50 Ford Truck. Good REFRIGERATOR good fondtitan. fond. Phono FA 2 311*. 140 FA 2 2927. 2«. Automobllrs WKST1NGHOUSF. refrigerator nr new yellow G. F. refrigerator. I 3 BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ Must sell one to take your ditioned. washer and dryer. Will rhoiee. rail FA 25400. i •ell equity very reasonable nr _ will l rede for equity In S bed­ I room home. Phone FK I-5134. NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES $01 Dm in. A Trallere 21. Furniture OPEN D A IL Y • tM A . R . H BHHft I9 R M Y » t « I . )L H f ta f t • RIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIKR New And Ueed Funiure 311 E. First SI. FA 2 5622 ShnumaJuUk i l'sed furniture, appliances, tout* etc. Bought sold Larry • Men 21$ Sanford Ave. Ph FA $-4132 Senkarik Glare and I’nlnl Co. B ft M ROOFING 112114 W. 2nd St. FA 2 4622 Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured PIANO TUNING ft ItBI’AIIIIN4. VV. I„ HARMON FREE ESTIMATES .500 laurel Ave. Ph. FA J-"941 PH. FA 2-4223 After i P. M. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS “In the City of Gracious Living” CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Dream Homes *3 4 0 , X *y \Jt ‘ ' 50.00 Down Hu*ment-No Ginning *9 8 9 0 CASH USED CARS BONUS I On Each 1 BED U VR With Vslerisk In Front. Must He Koughl Before Dee, 2 lib., 1951. jJ, }[ !« 1 1’1.3’MOUTH Custom t |*a*«rnirr Sleliniv Wagon Fully Owner Car. Real Nice .. 1968 RAMBLER 4-Dr. i-fy l. • Radio • One Owner *1969 * Hedio • Heater • One Owner ....... ........... 1967 DODGE Correal 2-Dr. H. T Fully Equipped • One Owner T O T A L PRICE If.liar* felinre 3 Bedrooms . t 'l Tilt Baths • Screened Porch - Utility Room - Terr u n Floor* • Carport# • Landsciped Lola * All City Con­ venience*. Equipped • One * 1968 *1268 *1268 '1568 CHRYSLER New Yorker *468 DODGE Convertible | MONTHLY PAYiMENTS CHEVROLET ____— ............... *268 ........................ ’ 168 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 519 E. First St. Phone FA 2-0S14 OPEN TILL 7 P . l l Christmas S p e c i a l ! $12 Thin Utely aquarium rompleU, make* an intercom* lift for nny age. Ita email price wilt emexc yuu! Id .. . I AQUA P E IS Aqua Supplleo 2610 tliawatho — At IT-9# i �SPECIALS INc^uDES: • 4 pc. B. R. Suite • Box Spring & Mattress • Set of Bed Pillows • 2 Pc. Sofa & Chair • 2 Step End Tables • 1 Coffee Table • 5 Pc. Dinette with Extra Leaf • 2 Living Room Lamps Any Type of Choir you could possibly want for your loved one this Christmas. We have received over 500 chairs of every style in the last 10 days and we are going to sell them before Christmas — Come early and get the exact chair you want in your choice of colors. • Arm Chairs With Nylon Covers • Swivels • Reclinem • Arm Chair ^ PRICES START AT STEP LADDERS ODD LAMPS PLASTIC HASSOCKS O N LY O N LY Cushion-y and Comfortable and Much Too I/arge For Their Stockings Inriudta: * I Pc. K. K. Suit* * llo* Spring * Miitlrnw * 2 limit loir l.anipH * 2 Pi Him* SET OF 3 TABLES Choice Of 2 Different • 2 Step Table* $ | Q .g g • 1 Cocktail I Grouping* Table 1W M c M illa n * 2 Sofa Pillowa • 1 Ash Stand Drawer Stores HAVE THEIR OWN We guarantee we have more dinettes on Come In — Select Your Favorite .Furniture Have It Delivered the SAME • • • • Box Spring Legs Mattress Plastic Headboard • Pillow DAY display than any store in Orlando. warehouse — you see the set. No Will be delivered — any color, any finish, any style. STORES ALSO A T • • • 5850 Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando Highway 1 North, in Melbourne and 7801 U. S. 19 North In SL Petersburg Highway 17-92, North Between Sanlord and Orlando In The Heart of - CASSELBERRY , \ Phone T E B ia s* - 1-4811 �f A ppreciation .» Tomorrow is Navy Appreciation Day and the personnel tha Naval Air Station will be gueata of the Chamber ot Commerce and the Jaycees at Ft. Mellon Park for some en­ tertainm ent and refreshment!. Thia ha* become an annual event to show the Navy folk* that the community welcomes them year after year and is glad that so many of them eventually return as permanent residents. The Navy ha* made the feeling mutual h r opening Its gate* to the public .Saturday for the finals of tha bomirii.* derby and some other aerial and ground exhibits. 9 This makes it a real fine day for visiting terns# the fence. And even Santa Claus, who makes his trips to Sanford each year for the Christmas parade in a Navy jet, will join In. Although moat dealings with the Navy necessarily are done with the commanders, this Appreciation Day on which all the men and their families are recognized has contributed to the cooperation among the station* personnel and the . •oynty’s resident* and officials. We'd like to join everyhody else in saying Navy, we aporweiate you—and that's with a capital 'A'. f . . . The Chamber of Commerce will lose an active member and officer when Capt. Lionel Arthur, commander of the Naval Air Station, move* on to another command this month. Capt. Arthur has served as vice president of the C of C for District 1 and chamlter officials rate his personal efforts |0 a* outstanding in promoting excellent cooperation between Navy personnel and civic, governmental and social agencies here. The captain was an honor guest today at a luncheon, where his efforts were praised, and we join the Chamber of Commerce in saluting him. * Takes Office Sunday • Assignment Washington O n B ow lett’s Side Kvery body is un liuwliiC* side. And. brother, they are unanimously against whoever brought tortuous pain to that little dog by shooting him in a sadistic manner. Since Bowlett’s story appeared on Monday's rdiloriid page, The Herald office has had call after call wanting to know about the dog, if his torturer has been found out ami generally protesting such cruelty. The kindly woman who wrote us Rowlett's story sus. petted that some boy or boys shot the dog. She said site mwould like to make their action known so that the shame of • i t might forcibly impress on whoever did it, that there's no place around here, or anywhere else, lor such inhuman acts. We wish that whoever inflicted Rowlett's wounds had tu answer all the calls we got here at the paper and listen to what a very large number of people think of it. They'd be quick to find another type of diversion. Public To View Goldfine Case WASHINGTON lUPl) - House Investigator* plan to make public toon moat of milllonalr* Bernard Ootdfin* a testimony on charges he dipped into the ttM of a com­ pany he controlled. Chairman Oren Harria ID-Ark.) Mid the bulk of the new England mdvaetnaliM'g testimony at a four- HUNTSVILLE. Ala. UTI> - fuel lank* that will feed the take- wide and M feet high. Tills stag* Sometime around Jan. 2t>, l%o. off engine* of the Saturn. Tha is actually fight Jupttrr type a t* , doors on a big shed will awing lhlnl 11 *° h,a •* may have to go tile* lied together. * to Cape Canaveral by river barge. The second and third stales open snrt oat will roll the hfhrmoih The pro eet i« progressing under have not been finally decided upoa. ot American ipsce efforts, the what r*malna of a TO million dollar But part of a Titan for the second super-booster first stage ol th» appropriation for (he Saturn pro and a now-being-devetoped Centaur jeet. This I* about half of what waa for the third are being discussed. Saturn vehicle. Project Saturn—the main U. S. wanted by Maj. Gen. John B. Me- The finished product is expected hope of putting up 1 heavy" »at- dan*, who retires Jan. >1 from to be 200 feet high end weigh M ellitea—has been caught in a cross- the Arms as head of the Ordnance ton* loaded. fire of politic*, rivalries economy Missile Command, and Dr. Went-1 Development of the** upper stage* will keep Saturn —. out ... ot cu t. and many-sided prrsonahtre*. her von Braun. It is coming along much ton slow- Von Braun, the former German ‘MS* B9H ** '***•■-M fiB-JL-. ty\ to suit the eager Von Braun icwnltal. gets the job next year Congress appropnaies hurry-up scientific learn that want* more nf producing big boosters like Sat fu r.irrftr^sr'p fl.ffr .. 1V.,I fn* vital ihan anything to ralrh and pass tirday and Ihe still-newer Nova sin first state will bo ready to teat Hussia Ut the exploration of the gle engine, million plus pound In a few month*. >?ven of the booster'* eight TB. heavens. thrust for the National Aeronautics A rl«it to a couple of hmlding* and Spare Agency. Von Rraun inch tanks are almoat finished. here dispel*-the thought, however, blamed Medan*’ resignation and Now in fabrication ia the giant lifc. lagging space inch center section. The engine!. that people are simply sitting on this country's their hand* while the high level achievement* on tno-lillle backing that will he hooked to the rear reorganisation of the l ’. S spare from Congrea*. He now appears of this cluster of fuel tanka ara program.-Including Saturn's role happy over reorganisation that will ready in a nearby building. At the present rate of construc­ in it. spin* between Huntsville ami put the spare venture under NASA. Washington. Compared to other It. S. space tion. the booster will be completad A learn of 1.17 production men vehicle*, Saturn will he a giant, hy Jan. 20, according to official* and 12 supervisors are into ihe The first slag, alone, the part here. II will then he hoisted tn a final phase of building the great'being pul together now, is 24 feel modified Jupiter test lower a few mile* away and put through rigid statu tritJ befnr* being shipped to Capa Canaveral, where • launch­ ing pad ia being built to launch II with dummy upper stage*. Current thinking renter* on a •pecial barge that would pick up the Saturn at Huntaville on the Tcnnessre Valley Authority iako system. It would move down to tha Tennessee River, up Ihe Tennessee By PHII. NEWSOM In I9.VS, .the underground dr lo the Ohio at Paducah. Ky., over rtared war on the British and thr lo the Mississippi at Cairo, III., UPl Foreign Editor and thenre (o the Gulf for a voyage A black-bearded priest of the shooting began. Greek Orthodox Church becomes Hundreds were killed and thou­ around the horn of Florida. Tha the newly elrrted president of a sands wounded lo the fighting trip would lake about IT dayi. There also is a plan tinder eon* newly-horn s t a t e nn Sunday which raged with no holds harrrd (Dee. t.1». for the next four years, and the siilcralmn tn secure thr great parkage henrath a blimp for a faster lie i« Archbishop MaVarint ||. scars still run tlcrp. Greerr and Turkey, allies In trip tn Florida. The new state is Cyprus, an is­ land about Ihe sire of New Jer­ NATO, came to the verge of war. Greek anil Turkish Cypriot hatsey containing approximately a Shop For Christmas half million people of whom four- lied each other and outrages against each alill bun m memfifths are of Grrrk origin At The New from ttie wealthy wotitdn t like mat The new vice president wilt he I I I J . Early this year, Britain. Tur­ too well This would reduce their Farit Katrhuk, a man ot Turkish key and Grcrce. wiih Makarios cash gift* if such contributions origin. weren't income lax deductible. The constitution of the t rw re­ silling in for the Cypriots, agreed public provides that Ihe prudent tliat Cyprus should become an inCongressman Mills' voice rolled from the cellar ami he retorted: lie Greek, the vice president drprmirnt state. It was an agreement aatisfac214 K. lei "l thought philanthropists made Turkish HotH Makarius and Kat­ lory to mt one. rd in ill* chair, cleared hi* lhro.il rhuk arc assured of elerlinn. The election* Sunday are a contributions from their hearts " Rep. Noah Ma«on ill , lit.) Hggl prelude to Ihe actual dale when and took Mills' expression of ideal Cyprus is supposed to lake over It* own destiny, which it Fell. 19 uni to task. W e a re plo a ted fo announce #te It wilt tie a slate with a hlooily "I'm a decent *ort ed chap," o f a new o/fic« in -aid Ma-on, a church man ami past anil an uncertain future, Cyprus’ strategic location, til Sunday School Iearlier for more TH I FIRST N ATIONAL BANK ihan So years. ‘ And I have a big index off turkey lit the eastern MIAMI 3 3 , FLORIDA heart When I give It,out) to a Medm-rrancan, has made It a fa­ church I have it in the hack of vorite target of conqurrur* for my mind that Uncle Sam is giving more than 2.uou years, beginning ttou of it and I am giving only with Alexander the Great. Effective January 2, T960i Its most recent hlatory of vio­ $400.'* Mason figured hr was gelling a lence began with demands of the M r . G i o r o i N . Sh a w Greek majority for ' rnotis" dm bargain ihai way. f 0•into/ . I fi.n i «r ■*. C*r vt iont with Greece, a proposal vio­ This businrsa of so-called loop­ paU OwSiar mt a. BmmHimmt hole* got Rep. Howard Raker tR . lently opposed hy Ihe Turkish «r *• s-aW Tend I to thinking lie asked expert minority, as writ as hy Turkey. wM join our organisation a t Vwe Prm M m it In the resulting dispute, inv.ilv llrllrnhrand: "Just what is a loop mg Britain, Greece and Turkey hole?" a n d M anogm o f am Florida O p e ra tio n Deadpan, the lax man replied' in addition In Cyprus ilsel.’, Ma “ A loophole is a deduction that I karios became the psibtical lire brand and a man named Col. can’t make u*r of," A* •nffl'H id i reruvNe*#! ft» When I left thr hig mnnrx talk George Grivas the leader nf the •••"M l wfluti iftrftufK*w 4 *A-d ms fern, m voifone iBftapenn i fighting underground. era in their gold draprrird commit­ tee room, I concluded that what we needed In make us all happy Camembert rheese is namtd for was more loopholes, including an a village in Normandy, France It W A I N W R I G H T A RAM S I T r<ni a I number for Uncle Sam was invited by Marie Hard, who C*wmjhnnti m kkwk p a f I That way, like Congressman Ma supposedly populartied the cheese son. we'd all think we were getting hr presenting a sampl* to Em away with something. peror Napoleon III New Cyprus President Capt. A rthur Saluted • Space Project Saturn Almost Ready J '\J THAT'S RIGHT! I T U S O O N BE CHRISTMAS W ith Capital ‘A ’ hour cioaed-iiour tteaston Wednesday would be released when Ihe transcript is printed Goldfine, gift • giving friend of former presidential assistant Sherman \d*m», asked for the cloved hearing on grounds his testimony would tend to defame or incriminate four persons—two living and two dead. DAILY C R O S S W O R D BLMcxi. LI IIY fill KOTKRBA WASHINGTON' — The tune tax experts, attired quietly, -at before the House taxing committee, and what they were doing in elfc et wu putting their hand* in the poekgU of about !W million U. s taxpay­ ers. What I couldn’t quite liguie out was: Were they trying to put mon­ ey in the taxpayer*' pocket.nr lake some out.'" The way things went, I don't think even they knew The subject was: "Personal in cume lav deductions." One tax man shortened that to Just plain ''bmp holes." The time gentlemen w*u- panelucd before Rep. Wilbur Mills <L> , Ark.) and his Way* and Means Committee, a group that, loosely defined, mran*: a committee tu find S a j i to lax a taxpayer and the mean! to collect it from him 'Hie expert' anti Ihe dour faced Congressmen all agreed they were here for one purpose: to lind methods of reducing income taxes .Samuel Hetlenbrand, tax conn setor for the New York Central Hailrn.ul. -.nd maybe that could he accomplished by — of all tilings —eliminating persona! deductions' How- would that save anybody art' money? Well, explained the tax man. if nobody gets deductions, turn it would mean $.1n million more in a year's time for Uncle Sam And if Untie S. had that much more owed him in a year, he could cut everybody’s taxes to total that amount. Follow? This way, a taxpayer's only choice would he the "short form." with gieatcr exemption* built in tor everybody. II a "new look" would come to income lave*. Representative Mills ligurt-x the highest bracket would be reduced front the present 91 percent to about 6i percent of in­ come. Mil- then would mean that if a sea libs philanthropist ilunalrd a slug of money lo a school, church or chanty, he'd have more dough ,u hand. In.t ihe contributions would come uu'. of his pocket directly. Panelist Frank .Sparks, New York tax ullornrv, who was inter­ ested in the interest< of higher learning, bristled. He -aid colleges which depend t>n contributions New Department CHICAGO (UPl) — Northwest­ ern University is thinking of sel­ ling up a new depart me tit of ad­ vertising winch would combine the . facilities of the School of llusines* and the M dill School of Journal, ism. The deans of the journalism and business schools prupo-ed the new department as the first step m the development of a ' new ap punch" to advertising education at Norlhwcctern. ft] of ILVOd. a* cigars Hero are the LOWEST-PRICED PICKUPS It. Sweet wfo* ftMeaaurca, oa agent M. 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M a k i . s la a a M lla e .a . t e a r s . ■ • ra s a u a as • l- « W h i t . w s < » -------*w sa “* tl# a « S a a mt “ v a « I . M I aaw a »• m h * ta a * . AT 20lh A FRENCH mm • a M lia U I «■ Financing — *4 5 0 D O W N All Kilchenn fully equipped. i-.- ii..,. e a k l l . s . a Itatls *«*■»*! Sans,Way e * « * 4 t » * C S i l s i a i , CartMf With Pape 13 wai/ian eiuLovs. asit-t VA N O T H IN G DOW N • dhci lAL ^ E L E C T R I C s t a l l * a I I N U # asw iu iss *■■•*•> •w With Equipment flawy 'Friday, December 11, 1959 m I'B R B lr IIBM < Mm A b a An Cmt Aovi/w coa e ast. Adit 1 S T R IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N , Inc. gaalar4. FtarUa » a. f DRIVE OUT TODAY! B U cem o k e/i IH R a v HIM I leaf AM ft * Construction Cumpany Inc. 211 W. 2 5 th Si. t FA 1-3102 FA LTBM �Saturday, December 12th, 1959 TUB TWOSTARS of the A»D Skywwrioi n /A4D8kyire of theI hawk MniMnff eontnt today which la one featu.NAB Bomblhr Derby are Cdr, Ken Rowell, left, and Cdr. starting at 1:3 0 in Fort Mellon Park Bill Sorrow, ehown looking over the Lake Georfe tar*at area. Rowell fUe* the bl* A8D and Barrow the "mite" (Navy Photo) i competition, A4D. Washington See-Saw tfyjl cToetaa u Im u Uvo for pooylo to •T WW PBNDUTON 11 yee are aakayyy about Untie buy.' Ooo of the big probltma ia l a a 'i way *f fi|uri*g your Income the Country today U • iberUCt of Ian tad U you have wait you taiok inveatment capital.'’ la a hitter yUa- Caagramaaa Syd Harlony oaplalnod that ho feel* Mariana ie your mea. The big dil- that our tax atructuro ahould bo dtreaie hetweea you oad Htrloox changed to give builxoaimee a Incentive to rrlavrit oad ox* le tbla: beta la a poeklon (mayb*) root pand their builnema. Ho polatod to do Mmotblaf about it, Ho I* not out that In Itie than will be *0 milenly la the Cooptu of tho Unitod lion saw worktra looking for Jeba. autei, he U a atenbar at the tax* "1 think," he Slid, "It in up, to tho Uw-Wrttlaf Way* and Motni Com* Coniraaa to mika It poailUo to enough capital to make Joba miller. Wo put the "maybe" in roloaaa for tboao worktra. The incroaaed tbero bocauoe ho la only one of M Income, taxed at a lower rale than membcri of tho CnmmtttM ond all would return to the Govern­ ho can do la 0|ht for what ha now, ment more than wo are now re* thiaka la right. Apd he'a dolne that. Ho baa writ- calving.” heiringa that are now goma ton tho "Merloni Tax Reform onTho before tho Waya end Mean* BUI" and avail thouih the Con* Committee are aimed primarily at o n la In meat, ho la illtl In gathering. Every phaie of the aablaiton, attendinf hearing* be­ faet fore the Committee aimed attax picture ia being dlacuaaed: as* working out a batter income tax penae account*, depredation and roplacamext, depletion allowaxcca, ynaram. capital galxe, taxation of tho coop­ "aly bill," Harlone aaya, "pro* erative*, pen*loo plana, deduction vidta for ■reduction in tax ratca and the poeaibla taaation of muni­ ifar the purpooe of oldlax pcoplo cipal bend*. Tboae appearing be­ 'Who want lo Invaat their monoy In fore Committer include earn# bualaeaa oananaion. I Ilka to ute of thethonatinna itho illuitration of the retail mer­ builoeaamen. lop eeonomiata and chant who flnda that hla aalea have "I think," Ilerlong aald, "that 'dropped off and that hia tarnlnia Ihtro loo many college proore down. Ha doean't Immediately feaaoraaracoming the Com­ Incroiie hla prlcea In order In mittee rather thanbefore think­ | make up for hia loa«»a. That would ing bualMiamao. Uppractical lo new in tho ibe foetlah. wo hnvo had n aurplua "but, tbit ta the principle that hearlaga the Government haa followed for ■ of theoretical auggeatloni." One lon| lime. When Congrc** find* thing for euro—the llrrlong Rill will be a top aubjecl in the upcom­ that the Govoramant la running at ing aeaiton of Congreaa. • loia, thay have in tho pa it merely BACK TO FLOB1DA - QutUiaa railed our tout. "Under my plan, wo are trying 8. Yancey, who haa worked In tho te do at the merchant doaa. Ha offtco of Congmaman Jim Haley a on a aalr, or pula In a new for tho peat two yean. ia return­ to bla homo In Lakeland where i of mtrchandla*. In ihort, hr ing he will OltablUN a low ettlct. Mr. * #___Ranchburgers for all Navy f p E Personnel & their Families Since 1951 it has been our pleasure to serve the Navy in Sanford. We are indeed grateful for this opportunity to express our i.ncere thanks for their faithful and loyal patronage. We sincerely hope that it w ill be our privilege to continue to serve our many Navy friends who are making Sanford their home away from home. e B Shop For Christmas At Tho Now C c n v ti/i^ 211 K. lot Yancty ll n native of Ukoltnd and attended Florida •outhorn Collage there. Later ho waa a etudeat in tho Coliago of Law at Steteoa. la HUT, ba came to Waihlogtong to work for Congreuraan Haley nad attend Georfe Washington Law School at night. Upon completion of hla callage work, Mr, Yancay waa admitted to practice in Florida ami also before the V. 5. Court of Clilnan in Waihlagten. Z H. J tm ss Gut A fop ey Visit Uf - Anytime C im ir s F itn ilts r o 111 W. Flint SL FA Mill Owner*: Hilda S Clarence PnweD General Iaauraace 111 B. IS fa 1.4111 Goodyear S trrlce Stefa Day V Night stn x o n i A uanne n an on ai nan* Ifamber FJ)XC. 111 8. Park Are FAbNtl Holler Motor Sales M ovioUsd Drivovln T hester Car. 2nd A Palmetto FA MTU GRILL THE STATE M A M E T RESTAURANT G m d fm iU Echols Bedding Co. I ll S. MacMSn Are. FA 14111 W estern A uto A isod ate Store B u m 's B eauty Shop Vgfeer Batons rA b W Georte’fl Tavern Hoars Every D sy Shopping's No DEPOSIT Problem — $0.11 AO 1.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 When you’re SAVED In o«r CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB THE RECEIVE Each Week for 10 Wdekn E m *t C M ? $ 1150 25.00 50.00 100.00 150.00 250.00 FA2*4214 SANFORD A TLA N TIC® NATIONAL BANK E l* l i f t I n s ni l <■■■ Hd k W ert Jew elry Store 202 E. Pint St. FAMltl Furniture C o, Inc. HI Srt loeorpneatod ll|T — -b- / poem i iiii in.......—........ u - iw u p �Slji ta la ri f r r a ll f r t. Dae. 11. II VAH-11 ORDNANCEMAN David A. Bogart. A02, ona of the squadron's men who helped prepan fcr tha Yuma. Ariz., All Weapons contest and the NAS Bombing Der­ by, is shown being sworn in by the squadron commander. Cdr. Gordon H. Robertson as he reenlisted for another tour of Navy service. Rogers, his wife. Camille, and son. David, live at 3515 Orlando Dr., Sanford. (Navy Photo) Sanford Auto Parts, Inc. WARSAW (U Pl) - Movie thea­ ters provide W sriaw with Its most popular form of entertainment, according to a recent survey by the Polish Ministry of Culture. Of MIT persons queried, ST per cent said they went to the movies at least ooca a month, compared with IS per cent who said they attended sports events regularly, U per cent who go to the theater • mi 4 to 6 per cent who visit mu­ seums. Only 6 per cent said they never went to see a film, while 24 per cent never ventured into a thea­ ter, 28 per cent skipped museums and .vo per cent stayed away from all .penal artistic aiiu lultufil exhibitions. The survey aUo sought to de­ termine why people do not at­ tend cultural events, ft found that S3 per cent blame Ihc high price of tickets, 48 per rent the lack of leisure lime, 30 per cent after- of Sanford "The Friendly Rank' Bill's Tavsm Progressive Printing Co, Old Orlando Hl-way Sanford Ave. INVERNESS. Scotland (LTD What won't they think of next department: A Scottish frozen fowl expert say: hn firm has per­ fected a method of freexlng (low­ ers. Firm manager Alan Thurnton said Americans started it all by asking for ionic frozen heather. "There w e r e duficuiites,'’ Thornton said. "The heather be­ came brittle when frozen and broke when handled, fiut now we have found a way of freezing it which is completely successful. "Unfortunately we discovered how to do it loo late for this year's St. Andrew's Night — the heather crop was over. By next year we hope to be in Ihis busi­ ness in a big way." Meanwhile, Thornton said, hit company has tried ‘he same pro­ cess with roses. "And It works wonderfully," Thornton said. "I wore a rose bud in my buttonhole for five days last week after it had been frozen for three weeks." 114 S. Park FA 3-8*88 BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (U H ) — In jotfl. Robert Thompson was sen­ tenced to death for a murder. Ea­ ter, the sentence was commuted to life; later still, to 23 yeare. Four years ago, he was released on pa­ role. Thompson was in court again re­ cently. lie was fined *23 for fre­ quenting a gambling house. Crumley ft Monteith Rtsl KataU A litaurgncs Ted Williams Hardware Robb’s Home Bakery Atraaa From Tha Past OHUa' At The Nsw c u s a /i± LIT'L G I A N T FOOD STO RES OPEN 7 A. M. - 11 P. M. EVERYDAY COLD BEER Carton nr Case Flshlxi A Picnic Supplies Paper I’laUa, Cupa, Ipuusa, Porks, Flaking roles, Everything For A Com pitta Hunting Or FUMng Trip. ICE Crushed Or Block, To Keep Your tisme Or FUh. For Cold Drinks, LuackUn tie. COLD CUTS A Coapletu Assortment 01 S.nd»ich Meats. QUICK COOK MEATS In Trouble Again Harry's Liquor Store Shop For ChrlstmaB Florida's Friendliest Mont Convenient Food Store • Quick Borvlco French Ave. at ttr d St. And Now Conies Frozen Flowers The Florida State Bank work fatigue, 28 per aast tha dif­ ficulty of sbtalnlas tickets, IS per cent tha difficulty of finding transportation. 13 per cent tha lack of suitable clothea and s per tin t tha lack of companionship. Chicken, Sausage Weiner, Perk Chop* Etc. DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, But tar, Egge, Ira Bos Paatriao. Y'ALL COME 7 TO 11 Cathedral Organ Tone for Your Home Mary Carter Paint Store tho organ you lo r n In a ml nut o. . s •njoy for a 1 LIFETIME I Seminole County Laundry Hunt Uncobi-Merctary Inc. Stine Machine ft Supply Co 1M N. PstasiU 207 W. 2nd FA 1-84*1 Roumillat ft Anderson 111 W. 3rd FA 1-18*1 Furniture Center Country Club Manor 1100 Frond* At* In The City Of Gracious Living1 PA S»liM FA l-TUl FIRFICT MUSIC WITHOUT U118NS . . . (1FIRKNCL Y»u reed enly sumbsrs sml loiters to pisr perfectlys. t*» laiND.Thsri'iMthleg to learn Just aiiten idult-iiie hoys snd chords ts ftmiliiznumPtriKd tslteri.indtntworld af muue it jewel TSUI HUTS MilBIT RICH . . . la mid* in a as* 11118 giitisitf cslisd Iks dusllorw ckemSsr. Tkie tto teaad isvod imsriti so vitrsstty nd*. it iingsri * tee sir, omaetly tiki citnedfsJ erie. «tbrat*. IT Y llll TUT ITIHIS H I avaf all stairs with sculptured Maas and hs« fyrmtvrs to nkei...pi«a dsiusa flltutttlAth.seepiritid Vllsoa cMtril, title aad legs, pdst light. muue isck..,SM 20-m itit laaha ready ss| ssllisg ALSO SEE THE FAMOUS MAGNUS-#*#ELECTRIC CHORCTORCAN RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY Magnolia t jl ' " j jl �■ si A / £ Ifllj.'j .T} 1■ • 1W !*■, : M so| M t m" a ti m nSy,> * n ■ 1 hMLL.%ir 7. We are proud to have been able to serve you since 1951 f and hope to have the privilege of * serving you for many years to come. We count if the supreme compliment that si many of you have selected Sanford as your per manent home. «» CITY A* L Jos E. Wilson, Mayor Baker Marla W. Warner COMMISSIONERS Earl Hifffinbotham Robert S. Brown J. H. Crappa, Commissioner-Elect �e,F . ’ -i*. ’ vjf‘ *-* |*|? . -»_• »-I " ■* *A* t t i l l ' * v r / S ff 7: - T * T B il- W R 'S .to.q Lw»-* ' »**• e. . ~ Z t ~ ~ 7: L i 1 LOTT BOMBING TROPHY WINNER Cdr. BiU Barrow of Jackeonvill* accepted the loft bombing award from Vie* Admiral R.- B. Pirie at the Banford Naval Air Station Bombing Derby Saturday. Navy A ir Show ''Giant' Success “WOW DADDY,” w u a typical reaction of tha many children who aaw the aerial maneuver* a t Saturday'* Bombing Derby, Willfnm Braxton, SKI, pointed out •ome of the eight* to hi* *on, lireg. — — — THE WEATHER: United Pres* Leased Wire im . at the finest in Mm area's Me- Reds Ridicule NKW YORK (UPI>—Stock pri ces at 1 p. m.i American Airlines ................ 24H American TAT ................. 7SH American Tobacco .............. !0Al« Belhlehem Steel ................... M The u<i» awl a half hour show aUo drew praise* from high ranking Navy official* who were on hand for tha avanla which featur­ ed split second timing, accuracy |% » j J K C P O l I 4 1/ v Q U In Space Flight c k o *. award* Including the toft bombMOSCOW (UPI) - Report* from [ng kophy> f#MMan(Ur.> lrophy Italy that four Russian* have been -m j Op»rationa fllihl *af*ly VAII -1 took first place for #*• rellrnie in high altitude radar bombing while VA-12 took first place honor* In tha Dougla* l.oft iwmbing event. The -artier airmanship trophy waa won by VAH-.1 and the Con­ over trophy for outstanding radar bombing to V Atl-ll. Tha Hat wing tine Dumbing champion, l.tjg. William Malirowski of Y‘AH-11 waa presented with the Norden-Ketay outatanding achievement plaque. ( After the derby, barbecue and entertainment program was the main attraction at Fort Mellon Park. Rome ti.lHIO persona were on Town Councils bund to share In steakhurger* and soft drink- while Santa Clau* wae *To Meet Tonight The Altamonte Springs and Cas­ on hand to present candy to the selberry' town councils will meet youngster*. tonight. The Altamonte council will discus* the paving of Springlike Dr. and nallard St. at ita meet­ Deadline Nears ing. according to Town Clert Henry The deadline for rescryation* for the 20th anniversary of tha Hansen. The Casselberry board of alder- 1939 S IIS. graduating class re­ men will hold their regular month- union, is Drc. 17. The group will jar meeting at the Casselberry meet at the Kins and Prince restaurant. Drc. W. W om en’* r lub at 7:30 p. m. men had perished in spsce bid* over the past two years in Russia. M quoted “ moat reliable source*” hi Prague. The agency >aid a leading Soviet test pilot and two other men were •eat op in rocket*. The Rtusisp fcromin was said to have died in a apace aircraft aimilar to the American X15, which la still un­ dergoing testa in the United States. Rut sources here said the re­ port* were erroneous and that HusMe plans many more experiments with animals before contemplating tending a man into apace. i a \ m m Her are. from left. Tommy Duboia, Debby Feeback, Jeff and Mika Nalatea. News Briefs The Navy air «how which drew some 10.000 person* Saturday waa termed a "giant aucceaa" by Navy and civilian effkiais today. Chamber of C om m erce manager John Krider apeaking for aivie leaders in the community called the day’e activities — — AM. EYES WERE ON THE SKY aa jet* etreaked acroaa the Sanford Naval Air Station at Saturday’* Bombing Derby. Searching the blue ycto- Fair through Tuesday. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 50-64. Established 1908 The Sanford Junior High School Glee club will present Its annual Christma- program tomorrow at 7:30 p. in in lha Pinecrest audi­ torium. AlTfl i JN . i -J A CAMERA FOR T tlE CAPTAIN wax Riven Sanforil Naval Air Station commander Capt. Lionel Arthur at « Mayfair Inn testimonial farewell luncheon Friday. Seminole County Chamber of Commerce president B. L. Perkin* presented Ihe Polaroid l .and Camera to Capt. Arthur while San­ ford Mayor A. L. Wilson looked on. SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 584 Arrives In ................... ea Chrytler ........................... ** Curtiaa Wright ...................... 32 DuPont ......................... 2b0'» Eastman Kod.ik ................ lOSH Ford Motor ................. »7H Gene;*I Electric ................. « a s , tieneral Motor* ................... J-1'* Graham Paige ......... 2U Inti. TfkT . ...................... 40'* K e l* ...................................... m m LorilUrd ...................... 391* Minute Maid ...................... 20 Penney 11* Penn HR .................... »«• Royal American ............ 4 Scar* Roebuck .............. 4H‘. Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 4S<* Sludrbaker ................. 211* 'I1ir county school board will U. * Steel ................... too1. Westinghou-e El.................. KM hold a public hearing lumorrow night In weigh charges of "gross insubordination, willful neglect of duly and misconduct in nffice” made against Seminole High School •cirnre teacher Edwin Williams. The purpose of the a p. m. hear­ ing in the Commercial Ase. county Four persons were injured in school building will be to hear Sanford accident- during Ihe week­ whether, on the basis of evidence end. submitted, the* charges are sus­ A three rar rolliuon at First St. tained The school hoard suspend­ and French Ate. yrslrrday after­ ed Williams after receiving in­ noon brought multiple forrhead formation from principal A. ’J. cut*, a bruised chest and cuts on (Darken and county director of both kneea to Frank Adams, '.‘‘XiA instruction Stewart Galchel that Lake A ve. police said. In Ihe William* said lie didn't "usually” same accident, Mrs. Michael ioill the class flag salute, and that Thomas, 301 Holly Ave. suffered hr didn't sup|Mirt this policy, that laeerations of the right eye and hr didn't have daily Bible reading* cuts on both knee-, ami Mr*. C. O. Jones, 2001 l.ake Ase suffrred In class, that he had "indicated a reluctance to sign the loyalty chin cults. oath", and to sign the teacher Mrs. Geraldine Thump-on tuf retirement forms and to execute ferrd a cut above her left rye his teacher contract. which rrqmrrd nine stitches in a Williams’ attorney, Kenneth la-ftcotillion Saturday, Her husband, ler. replied that In hit and his Lonnie R. Thompson, was arrest­ ed fur careless and nrglisrnt driv­ client's opinion, the reasons for ing after he ran into Ihe rear of Williams removal "are deeper a car driven by Gladys R. Me looted than the public might he Ird wart of Key Wr-t, police said to believe.” loftier said that he The collision happened near the hope* In get at "the real reasons Lakaview Motel, and Lake Mon­ for Mr. Williams' removal as phy­ sics teacher.” at the public hear­ roe. ing Attorney D o u g l a s Stenstrom will represent the School Hoard White Is Named and Leftler will speak for William*. Williams will hr taken back as a Jaycee Of Month county teacher if the charge* made against him are not sustained. Sup!. R. T. Milwee said today. Four Are Injured In Auto Mishaps Annual Program Set MONDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1059 Police Ball Ticket Sales Are Good More than 11.000 worth of tic kels h ave hern sold lo thr Dec. 1* Policeman's Bail at Ihe Mayfair Inn. Pele Uuker's Populates will provide Ihe music at Ihe eighth annual dance. Police Chief Roy Wilitam* said tickets to the t p. m. benefit ace It. 10. Profits will go to the Police Benevolent A ISyear old Seminole County girl was killed when the sports rar In which she wa* a passenger smashed into • palm tree in Or lando late Saturday afternoon. Mia* Elena Tuhy. daughter of Ihe Rev. and Mr*. Tuhy of Silvia was killed instantly In Ihe crash. The driver of the ear, Harold Hearn, 2S, stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station, ia under treat­ ment at Florida Sanitarium and Hospital with h*ad, cheat and leg injuries aa a result of the mishap. Funeral arrangement* are in complete. Tbe need for a more ucliv* Seminole County Humane Society wux urged today with plana in the fire to reorganise the oiguni/.ution. Mrs. Harriet Cowley today said that Lite need for an "active" organization was cited over tha recent experience |J .1 J . The Mayfair l-iuntry Ctuh Men's G olf A ssociation h a d 4H en­ trants in Iheir Santa Claus benefit tournament yrslefday, Ihe winning team was eumpo«ed of Hill Faulk, 8 . G. Harriman and Harry YVoodrulf. On lha «einnd pleee team -ere Konny Powell, Martin Yu«t and Dan Wright. Har­ old Mclnm-, Saul Abram-on, George Nicrly and H. W. Horton made up the third place group. Individual high point man wa* E. C. Ilrailfoul. Dick Hnviou- won the prise for l>eing rloef-t to the pin on the Itith hole, while Ihe duhiuu* honor of having the most stioke- on Ihe 12th holr went |o H. W. Horton Thr toy- and en­ trance fee- collected (mm player* will go lo the Sanford Elks' char­ ily parly. The Sanford Women'* Golf As­ sociation will hold thrir monthly luncheon Wednesday with a tour­ nament scheduled for low gross cle-« A player- and low net riots It and C players. Drawing- will he made at Ihe luncheon for the cuurlr-y tournament In he played Jan. Alh. The annual Kadrr tournament will he discussed. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Na­ tional Education Assn, said today (lie government should require tele­ vision stations to devote a "fair portion” of their best evening time to public service broadcasts. Walter W. Eahelman, NEA presi­ dent, made Ihe proposal at hear­ ing* before the Federal Communi­ cations Commission which la con­ ducting a broad investigation into broadcasting. The inquiry waa ini­ tialed because of abuses such aa quit show rigging and allagatiaaa of payola in Ihe industry. Eahelman, in bta prepared state­ ment, aatd tfiat public -irrWa VATICAN CITY I HIM I - Pope John XXIII today created right new cardinal.*, including two Ame­ ricans, and in accompanying cere­ monies reaffirmed Roman Ca t i ­ tle opposition to "erroneous doc­ trines" of birth rontrol. Seven of thr eight cardinals designale were in Rome for tha consistory and subsequent weeklong ceremonies. Including Arch bshop Albert Meyer of Chicago and Alolima Murnhr of Fargo, N. D , former apostolic Nuncio to Ger­ many. ATHENS. Uiee-w (U P t)-P re a . Ident Eisenhower serried hi* world Pence rrusad* from the HO-degree heel of N*w Delhi to wintry Ire* end on into rain-swept Greece to­ day with renewed plrdgee of U. S. aid and praise for the courage of small nations resitting commu­ nism. The President’* Jet airliner land­ ed at Athcn* airport at 4:34 p. m. tD:34 a. m. 'e.a.t.) from Tehran where, in a 5'* hour slop, he con­ ferred \%ilh Shah Mohammed Reus I'ahlrvi and addressed the Iranian Parliament. Eisenhower made the bride*! ape«. h of hi- lour on arrival here. “It It a great privilege to be wrlromed to this city for the first lime in -even years.” he said after the customary acknowledgment* to lha King and the crowd. “I come buck to a country re-pon-ihlr for much of W e-trm ruftine and civilisation. Since 1 came hack to this country seven years ugu, Greece and its people have -howo much c o u r a g e , muck strength amt have caused much admiration “ I hope that between your gov­ ernment and my government there will he much in ruinmon which we will exchange, and I thank yon all for Ihe reception extended to me.** King Paul. Ihe rruwn prinre and Prime Minister Constantine Karainanlis gifried the Piesident on behalf of a nation which heat hack a threat of Commmii.il domination with the help of three billion dol­ lar- in U. S aid In the snow-covered Iranian capital of Tehran earlier today Eisenhower received a royal wel­ come along street* paved in hi* honor with Persisn rugs. broadcasts in the 7 lo 10 p m. period might be regarded a* "fair compensation" by the stations for the use of air wave* which, under FCC regulations, belong to all Americana. "Tbara ia need—urgent need— that mure of this Lima be in the prime hours when there is an au­ dience to look at them and to hear them.” ha said. Eahelman said educational and other public service program a at present are too often relegated to an intunveuitnl hour of the day intellectual ghetto'' a a Sunday af­ ternoon. The NEA president, whoaa orga* m illion represent* more than a million teachers, said he did not think * necessary for the people lo come "humhly, hat in hand, begging crumbs from the table ' ia order to get puMic service broad* casta. Eahelman said per ha pa an* power the FCC should have la n a ­ pe ns too of a station'* privilege to make commercials for a United lime U * doe* not meal ito puhilt of the little dug who wee cruelly shut. Mrs. Cowley taai that although the humane society was formed last year it ha* not been able |u function because "not enough peo­ ple were able to give their time to gat the organiiation going.” Mre. Cowley said that recently two peraona have pledged $100 each If (he society ran become ac­ tive again. "If this society can be formed and we can gel enough persune interested, no animal in the coun­ ty will have to go through what little Bowled ifcd.” Mre. Cowley Anyone interested in joining the association is asked to call Mrs. Cowley at FA 2-32811. Pope Names 8 New Cardinals or to what ha* baan called "the MfVIOi a«*esex«-iKll^w � 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, December 11, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/60e734ee05fdc3d8fe81ae4ad2a2afbd.pdf 8e7781809ad213f998d9a98020ad0eb0 PDF Text Text * ; Student Drives Bus To School Bosses: Tolerate BRIDGEPORT. Conn. (U P lj— Many college itudenta drive lo their c i m t i In iporta f a n . Jalopiei or conventional autoi. But Gordon A. Wazner, a senior at the University of Bridgeport, hat them all beat. He rolli onto the eamput be­ hind the wheel of a 32 ptiicnger but W amer has a part-time Job at a but driver, carrying pupili to and from three public aehoolt. Hil employe! let him ute the but to attend hit college clattet and undent council meeting!. “ The bigger problem it p a rt­ ing the thing," tay t Wagner. OOCMO (UPS) - Tht tueetaefnl boat mutt have a “high trsdrsllim level,” according to ■ pndeeaer with both practical and academic kaowledg* in the art of lay E. Brown, profettor at the Udverahy of Chicago'! Graduate Bchaol of Boaloeaa and lupcrinindent of iu Til-bed elir.tea, aafd leader* of men miui learn to tolarata human raQingt and IndBdncy. Describing what be called "the •Bwr-none complex," Brown aald aaa of administrator!’ moat com­ mon pitfall* It the "tendency to attempt only perfect tolulioai In­ deed of the aceompilahable." "The aueceiiful adminlitralor moat on occailona tolerate ronditiofia of iaefndency rather than court failure by attempting to dear all obatacka with one great put,” he aaid. “He mutt deter­ mine bit goal! and evaluate the IX (Jf) TIM COOLEY, left. Heavy Attack Squadron One Bombardier'Navijrator Training Officer, wan awarded a plaque by Cdr. David A. Kinjf, VAH-1 exe­ cutive officer, to commemorate hit tour of duly with the VAH-1 TiKcr*. Cooley him been with VAH-1 since Sep­ tember, M)o7. He and Mr.a. Cooley will yo to Hartford. Conn., until Cooley enrolls in Wharton Bu.tinen* School at the University of Pennsylvania. The Cooleys made their home »t 12i Shannon Drive, Sanford. Shop For Christmas At The New 25th Street Street HEAVY WESTERN STEAK HEAVY W ESTERN heavy w ester n •s J I C f ir l o in M HEAVY WESTERN T-BONE or PORTERHOUSE V T I- I " .^ M a M B m m n m m m m B m m m M M M SUNNYLANI) FOODMART MEATS WHOLE A R E G U A R A N T E E D 10 P L E A S E SMALL LEAN MEATY EVERY COMMUNITY HAS SHLItFINK PEANUT (With IS or more order) RONCO SP A G H ET T I MACARONI SHI RUNE WHITE or YELLOW Boxes FROZEN SPECIALS SW ANSON’S TV DINNERS SH U Ill’lNIi ORANGE [s jV W V V l 1 REALTY 1 BRAND (LIMIT S PLEASE McK e n z i e s TALL CANS (L im it,, ARMOUR'S / V IE N N A 1 / A A A ^ ^ 'vh SAUSAG E J £ BROW NIES �“Navy Prepares For Annual Day Personnel of Ih e N aval Air Slat ion were making plans to Ilost 10,000 civilians anil Sanford was winding up prepara­ tions for the annual Navy Appreciation Day Saturday as the Navy Bombing Derby entered its fourth day today. The bomber crews stuck strictly to business, with the crew VAH-5 Savage Sons leading after yesterday’s point totaling. VAH 3 Ihtd 1.9*3 points after adding Sit yesterday. V.sH-T Is in second place and gained *3 points on the leaders yesterday, hut registering GSft points In the third day. Seminole County rasidents, in­ VAH-5 LEADERS of derby a n , from right. Crew 5—Lcdr. Hugh O'Hnra, cluding school children, will be pilot, Lt. (jg) Bill Hopkins, bombardier, and C. 11. Smith, AE2. Crew h— guests of the Navy Ssturday when Appreciation Day at Ft. Mellon Park are Jnyre# Pre*. Maaon Wharton tha Ramey field gates will b* l^edr. Kinor)' Tiffany, pilot; Lt. (jg) Gordie Kuehn, J. L Taylor, AK2. and Santa Claim, who will lie present. open ta the ptiMir from • a ■. until 4:40 p. m. Tha carriar airmanship competiUoo and air aftow wtU atari at M a. ta. wish AID Skywarriore jeta ROANOKE, Va. (CPl)-V irginla competing tor prectelon and tochNEW YORK (UP1)—Stock pci# slats potto* frabbwd another *•- niqua. ea at 1 p. m,; Other highlights of the show wM f raped prisoner from North CaroAmerican TAT ................... 7G*s Lass's “LRtto Aloatraa" priaoo include precision flight manuevers. Amen pan Tobareo . . . . . . . . H*7 loft bombing demenaaratoeai and aaatp M a f . A bant tor •***■ to­ praachtaia jam pa. Pathtokem Mod ................... »>* *TH rn airuevg desperate prisoner* was Many high official# of tha Navy Chrysler WEATHER; Partly cloudy through Friday. High today, 68-74. Low tonight in the 50‘e. pressed bp the fB I and other Department are asptcled la al­ Curtiss - Wright .................... 33H DuPont JSJN lend alao VOL. XUX United Frees LeasedAVira EsUMUhed PJ08 THURSDAY. DECEMHER It). lf»r>0 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 582police. Meanwhile, the Sanford Cham­ Eastman Kodak .................. lilt Twenty men broke from the Ivy ber of Commtrca and J a jeers are Ford Motor M*» Muff maximum security prison General Eleclrw ................ slu s s rif Tweeday, and the roundup romplrttog plana far the fashv- General Motors .................... 32'* UIm at fo rt MrHoc Park which was ea a nationwide scale. Graham • Paige ..................... 2‘« will atari at 1:30 p. m. ..................... t»»s Not yet spotted was Charles W. Santa Claue la expected to ar loll. T A T I N - ltf r V (Y sn k ) Stewart, 1*. who master- rive at 1 p. m. to dtsTrifvtoe randy Kel t T7's I \ I.orillard minded the escape alter complain- to youngster* I9G : in« of brvulity in Mm prison near .Anyone wtahing to attend the Minute Maid 121*. YaneepvtIle, X. C. Hta eolaader frtUvMee ran pick ep their free |«H Jxmea Edward • O w i"*, had ..y » u tm n t’ t e j whis m ereh en m tp*?“ . J * ie .'r i' Ho*buck im ii eaptuleu. "listed Ml yesterday's Herald. IBS i Stewart, oaca branded an owlAddMonsr merchants who will Standard Oil (NJ> 21 v. 1 l i « by a judge am. wlois* father join in giving away tickets are: Studebaker tl» and brother were executed for Phillips Colonial Clraneri, Sem U. S. Sleet 107** killing a policeman, was consider­ inota County Laundry. Downtown Weatinghouse El. ed the most dangerous of the con­ Cleaners. HM Tasmhee end lup victs who broke from the prison. pig. United lum ber. Miracle Con * The M year old thug trora Vfl- cr ele, Chapman Concrete. Good mington. X. C., was believad arm ­ year Service Stores, Western ed with a sub-msehine gun, ooe of Auto, Sweeney’s, Celery City tho IT weapons taken by tbs con Printing Co.. Kaust Drugs. Touch- Didn’t Quite Work ton'* Drug Co.. McReynolds Drug viets in their aacape. GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (UPL Jittery residents of the North Co , O. D. Farrell’s liquor Store, Eight convict.* in lha lightly-guai The Town Pump. Harry's liquor Carolina-Virginia area where the ed penitentiary here who re w sreb was centered were calling Store and George'* Bar. about the Yanceyvillr. N. police every time they saw s sus prison break and tried it the ptcious person. One caller insisted selves ran into a hail of gunfire that officers arrest a man who Th* Seminole County school sys­ id wounded at that killed five and | * i i only fixing a flat tire least two. tem will eliminate double teasionn Captured tarty today was Ho m alt aounty schoota b# lh« aprmf bert Council, .34. a Negro of FayArmy To Withdra term of IMU, *upt. R, T. Milwe* Htrville, N. C. He offered ao re­ WASHINGTON tU PIl said today. sistance when puked up shout « United States announced today Milwee said he and other aeluvol a, m. while walking along a high DINAR DEL RIO, Cuba <UPI> the l.Zftft American Army tnx way about five miles south ol —Two lop-ranking army officers stationed in Iceland will be wi official* are working on a largo Lynchburg, Va. scale plan to eliminate double seacame here from Havana late drawn during Ihe first six imm Four fugitives were caught iu Wednesday to investigate Miami of next year Approximately t. •mna which wtU b* ready he th« Ohio Wednesday and sevrn were an Austin Youngs escape from Air Force and Navy personnel t first of ihe year. apprehended in Virginia Wednca- lha prison where he had been sen remain in Iceland He mi rule County achoola have day night.' Another, who left the fenced to serve 30 year*. conducted double s***mmii sine* camp a couple of hour* afu r the Maj. Juan Almeida, command­ Optimistic Coach HAD. mass break.* had been caught er* of the army, arrived with Maj ’ FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. lUI'l MHwre explained that new school Tuesday. Dermidio Etc* Ion a, commandant The Arkansas Haiorhack* show roaiatruclton and additions to vari­ of ihe Glh Military District, who so much zip Wednesday m pracous schools in Hie county will mako had been in Havana on leave. tiring for their Jan. 2 Gator- Howl elimination of tha doubla aesaioa Almeida returnad to the capi­ dale with Georgia Tech that Coach program possible. tal after inspecting the washroom Frank liruylr. dismissed them Prujrcla expected to be eomfrom which Young and a Cuban early "We quit a little bit ea early pleied by the end of IWO are tho companion. Sergio Hernandez became we were gelling along mg so new Seminole High School, being Reyea. made their escape Eaca- well," Bruy lev remarked constructed near loike Jennie, and Iona remained to direri the MfDDLKTOWN, X. J. (U P I)-A search for the fugitives, who are aslditions to the Midway Elemen­ ITyesrold high school student, l>clievrd to have fled into the KDA W arning tary and Itosenwald Schools and WASHINGTON (UPIl I g enraged al being suspended from nearby Organ Mountains. schosils in loike 31ary, Longwood classes, Ihreaiened hit teacher and Oviedo. Investigators said Young ap­ Food and Drug Administration with a loaded gun Wednesday and pears to have made the hole in vised the public today not to Milwcc also repsirted that tho was disarmed by his older broth­ the wall through which the two lieve *nv claims tin t use of sal school board plans to hire 100 ad­ shortening* or oleomargar er. a clasamate. ditional school teacher* in lytiOAt men eiraped with a piece of iron oils, Police said the teacher, Joseph detached to take rare of a projected I t from the furniture of hia would prevent heart attack! stroke*. FDA Commissioner Grot 0. Marion, 33, walked into hla cell. per rent increase in atudenta io P. I.arrick warned that the gove classroom anil found the boy, the county'* 20 school*. men) considers any such he*.,.. James J. Murphy, sitting on a There are approximately 11,0o0 radiator. claims by sellers of such “unsetyiN.ngatera attending xehool in tho BREAKING GROUND FOR TilE BLOOD BANK nr* DuukLu ijtenatruin; A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman of tha When the youth was alow to go urated fats and oils" as violation* county and 400 (earlier* ao tho .Mr. urn I Mm. Frank Evan* uf Iaike Mary. Kvans, first board of trusteed of Seminole Memorial llonpital; F. to his desk, aa ordered by the of th* federal misbranding laws. faculties thi« terra. Seminole County Illootl Hank chairman, anti Mrs. Evan*, Burton Smith, chairman of the ('antral Florida Blood Q teacher, Marion gave him a slip t ailed Press lnteraatlossal first donor, joined in ground breaking eeremonie.w nn the Hank; .Mr*. Mary Doucette, technician in chariot of the directing him to report to Prin­ Scattered showers and snow Strict Controls Seminole Memorial iloH|>ital grounds yeaterday. Other cipal William K. MrgtU, who asis- flurries moved from the South­ county hank; and Mra. Mary Rand, secretary-nianajjcr HAVANA (UPIl — Cuba's revo­ pendnl ihe youth indefinitely west and Pacific Northwest into lutionary rrgtme ha* rlamped participant* in the ceremonies were, from left. Sen. of the Central Florida Blood Bank. (Staff Photo) from school. the fringe* of the Midwest today strict controls on exports of foreign Murphv returned to ifve class­ to atop away at the fair weather eurreney. ruling among other room. drew a If caliber auto­ over most of the eastern half of thing* that investors living abroad matic and told Marlon, "Now Ihe oatioo. may lake no mnr* than 3200 a something m going to happen to Florida, bitten by three cold month out of the country. The regu­ The Sem molr county teho>i| you,’* police said. snap* in a week, turned its best lation* published by the National luiard today decided not to apply * While 3ft other students divrd face to Ihe tourists with temper Bank's stabiliration fund provide for a school tile at the varalrd under their desks, Thomai Mur- atures m the 70s—wirmeat ia the aim Inst persons desiring to travel Osceola airport npar Geneva. Tho f phv. Ik, jumped from hit aeal and nation. abroad—including those nn official ....... .. .. . board cannot prrscnl ihe required ran between hi* brother ami the business—must obtain special per­ LAI E •ANAVEBAL t u r n — site plan to the federal governretreating teacher and grabbed mission If they want to take more oificiiiii i*f IIII* UrNljfii* and Strut* nirnt, owni*rv of the nrport JriilU the gun than 113ft with them NEW DELHI (CI’i President after his busy das lh.it began will peace lie said and h* called iur.il Iron Worker* Union planned we said, This would require moro Eisenhower renewed his rati to when he laid a wrealh on tile nn India lo 'is Ip lead it meet today with some GOO wild immediate and ronrrete arrangeday fur controlled world disarm­ tomb of Mahandas K Gandhi, 111* Indian government pul cat striker* to trv lo |n-rsuade them t menta than the board i* able to Hoard Sets Meet Sanford's Police Rrnevoleni Aa ament but warned Communist stringent xrrurUv measures in to return lo their jobs at the mu make right now, he explained Sanford's Civil Service Board sociatton will meet at the police China the United Slates stood hero of Indian independence, but force, even greater than those in­ site base A tract at the airport was view­ station Friday at 3 p. m. to dia will meet at S p. m. today m tha ready to protect its tri*nd* against lie brightened when graat crowds The wnrki r* walked »(f th* Mi ed as land reserve for a possible WASHINGTON i l l ’ll — Th* an "alien phliosopliv barked h> lining Ihe streets of New Delhi voked wlien Communists Nikita ct.s* incorporating the group. City Hall’s civil service room. Khrushchev and Nikolai Itulg.imn Wednesday in a di-pule over whe future school Hi* counly ia a t­ l T. .S. Court of Appeals diieetnl great military rnlgic " cheered and tcrcjii,-d their ap visited i'ailumciit ,n I'.li3 Armed ! Iher an abandoned missile Lunch tempting tu acquire the airport she th* Civil Aeronautics Hoard today Eisenhower addressed a joint police ill ttie I . > and Indian *er mg complex was to he dismantled Irom the government. to reconsider its award In Trans session of F’arliaiienl minutrx proval of his peace mission. ret services were stationed on the nr undergo demolition The board accepted Hie thU.Ooo World Airlines of a new route alter a meeting well I'ruoe .1in The galleries of I’arliamrnt roof About 100 workers in irther un bid of Richardson Construction Co. of Parliament and parapets from St, Louis to Miami and isler Jaw.ilurl.il Nehru at which were packed hour* before Eist-tl inns mined them in * sympathy of Ft. Lauderdale to btoild the alongside BEECH GROVE. Ind. (UPIl — Tommy's life Then they talked other Florida points. h* was reported to have offered huwrr arrived lu warn the world walkout. Oviedo School additions. The Rich­ Tlie I'ommumsi had given that if thrre is not peace "there The court found that while th* To,limy Thompson talked and of Tommy'* voice. They said | U. S. military aid should a shoot The union lenders branded the ardson bid was judged the lowest their foil approval to tile Eist-n may lie no generations lo follow yrlled and shouted all through hi* there was very little hope Tommy CAR had limited it* hearings to | ing war develop from Ih-d China • strike as “unauthorized’ ami said consideration* dealing with H*. attack* on India's northern tmr us " Only * world campaign can (lower visit—lull rioai were report they hopcsl In settle th* dispul* and best bid to butlsl sevrn class­ sixth grade elasa today and m> ever would speak again. rooms. an administrative tuUe aad nil worried s' ihe magnitude of Then began ihe series of oper­ I.ouia . Florida service, it took d*ra.‘ one could get enough of It. cafetorium for Oviedo Iflgk and his rtception. Vhey wer* said lo later in Ihe day. ''It's a miracle, that's what it ations at Chicago's Children's transcontinental a*pests into ac­ Despite the union’s back lo work three rlataroom.*, an adiaaiatraEisenhower received a standing be concerned Ihat it would dwarf ia," Tonimv's father, Paul said. Memorial Hospital, noted for its count when making the award. order, the members showed no live suit*, cafetorium and library ovation when b* entered the Jam the reception espectvd when Sov­ Th* court said th* agency ‘‘can parked and flower b.-derked par­ "It's Christina*,'* Tommy's mo­ work in bronehulogy. A special iet President Kllmeiill Voroshilov sign- of returning to their job*. for Oviedo Elementary. ' - n r tr it mold and sliver tube were insert­ not hear an area case and. without liamentary hall His ’’ minute ther, Vivian said. Oiiiciala al Ihe missile test te n ­ lion will begin right away. vi si is here nest uiuuth. .g Five months ago. doctor* said ed in Tommy's Ihroal In protect nrore, make a Iran (continental speech was interrupted lt time* WASHINGTON I l l 'l l — The Eisenhower told Parliament the ter said the walkouts were not H L Douglass was apfoinlisi award." th* injured tissue and to help hia Tommy never wopld speak again. steelworkers union asked Hie sleel world most forget Us "m istrust seriously affecting operation*. supervising principal of both Goldtby applause Shrapnel from an exploding grrn breathing. cimpames today for retroactive However, tom* of the strikers had and misgiving'' 11 there can he noru elementary school and Eisenhower jpps-sred (aligned For live months, Tommy lived ade had piervrd hia voire' box. iiemfits in any new contract ami peace throughout the world He iteen working on several new roc­ Cronins Academy al this morning'* Today Tommy, II, was hac* in with Dial into-, lb* commuted be a |in* (Tiri»tinas pay raise ba.eed orgrd the world to forget its ket complexes, including the Mm meeting. school. Hi* voice was normal, tween hit home in a suburb uf nn the government’* cost of living "fixation un the past, the dead olr Man and Allas ll'HM’s and Midway Eleiurnlary S * h a • ) though somewhat deeper— much Indianapolis and Chicago. JOu index. past, wiih all its abuses of poor the Saturn projects. teacher H L. Rrfoe Jr. will be­ MIAMI BEACH < IT I i -.Hii of Ilka an older person's"—his mo­ miles away. At home. Tommy had The doulilr barrel' cl pruposal rr," and concetti rale on reducing Hie strike rcntrrrd ovrr a dts come assistant principal at Goldshi* school teacher come over *f Mtami Beach's largest hoi*!* may ther said was mads- by union president [la pule belwern the worker* and the (Miro * h,|* brooms teacher Edward CAl’E CANAVERAL. Kla. — vid J. McDonald in a letter to world tension* winch could least Gainesville Scrap Metal Co. over Biackshear* will be assistant "Tommy*! grown up. that's ter hours fur tutoring. Tommy he turned uv«r to public owner a.l," Mrs. Thompson said. "He’s learned Morse code and the ship through a stock sate, It was (Ul’li - A Titan Irilrrcotumental heads of tbr 11 steel coin panic* Ui World War ill. Ihe use of company workers ralhrr teacher at the academy. The apjust grown up. In »o many ways," Thompsons learned to read tips. disclosed here Wednesday. missile fueled on It* launching pad run-fed by the Tail Hartley In than onion members lo tear down pointmenla will be eltective .Mon­ Morns Lansburgh, coowner of l ml as m the second straight failure jiirictimi which ordered the sleel Tommy's recovery was the pro "Somehow we managed." Mrs. i tower once used by the now day. Milwre said They will last un­ duct of five month* of surgery Thompson said. "Ws learned «r in* holela, said ht wotild go to of America's biggest srid moat sinker* hack lo work Nov. 7. The defunct Niivahn missile. Th* faci­ til th* end of the school ywar. New York Monday to discuss th* powerful war rocket. which began in July, after Tom­ had lo manage." injunction run* not Jan. 2ti lity recently was bought by the my aid six boy friends warr Then, tne other day, docturs poesibli merger of lha properties The missile began lo sport llame The new proposal rame as lui company for scrap metal. playing with a discarded hand fell it was lima to remove Ihe 'nlo • firm listed on th* New esaally on schrdu'r hut only fur ion and management negotiator* The Seminole High School Hand 'tlie company claimed it was a Vacation Dec. 18 York Block Exchange, grenade Tha grenade went off. apparatus. a aerond or ao. Then the III) ton were called into joint session to­ Association will meet at M p, m demolition job and that it had a County schools will atos* jur kitting !*..» of th* youngsters. The hotels are the tkeauville, weapon's automatic safety system day by federal jneshatur* amid today in the school’s band hal] for righi to irue ns own workers. The "Say something, ion." Ihe due .Sana Kotsei, Versailles, Casa­ apparently saved i« from destruc­ Signs tbe government might pro­ its regular monthly meeting, Al union contended the job was dis­ Christmas vacation Dec. II astd Iftrapnei tractored Tommy's la- tor said will open Jan. 4 Dec M will bn "What*" T o a a g aefcod lie blanca. ikseiy Front tion on Ihe pod by fhotling ait pose * package settlement at Uv* Case, association prwsidosnt as mantling, touch fell under its juris a full da* of traehing at all school*, Crown. lavewl doctor* Ikrst fought for bad spoken Ihe engines seven months old dispute nouncesl H i m morning. diction. Mil we* said today. 13 O f Jail ■Breakers A re Caught t p. m. Stocks g>anford ijm tU i Double School Sessions By Spring Term, News Briefs Additions To Be Ready Cubans Probe Young's Escape • Enraged Student Threatens Teacher With Gun In Class Snow Flurries Enter Midwest Ike Renews W orld Disarmament Plea In Talk To Cheering Indians Police Group Meets Friday Court Asks CAB Reconsider Route A Miracle Steelworkers Ask 2 New Proposals 6 Miami Hotels May Be Sold Titan Missile Fizzles On Pad Band Association To Meet Tonight Wildcat Strike Hits Missile Base Possible School Site Ruled Out �» ;V iK$"J ^ ‘ # V iC« X—T h u n . D te . 1 0 , 1 9 M ■ It n i H i i It ; t* » n t •« # !» COUNTY RUSSIAN STUDENTS Mr*. William Wormell, at right, and (!mc# SwigunNkl learn the language from Michel Zworykin, a native of Kunsla who fle'l the eommunint regime. The first Russian course offered in Central Florida consists of .1.1 lessons given from 7-10 p. m. each 1 lies* day at Seminole High School. The 27 students taking the course can now do dictation and will be able to read Russian classics by mid-February. Zworykin said. The course begun Oct. 13. A $1 registration fee is churged by the county school aystem, sponsora of the lessons.-Zworykin. a Longwood resident. w*s a captain with the Free French during World War II. Drug Pricing Probe Continues Is to call on doctors to distribute free samples and relate informa­ tion aIwiit new drugs put on the market by the company which employe! them. This la done in hopes (hat the doctors will use the company'! brand name in writing prescrip­ tions for this type of drug. Witnesses have told the »ubcommdlee that many physicians, particularly general practitioner*, rely more on detail men than on medical journals for data on naw drugs. The main Job of the detail men The subcommittee has received information that the employment of detail men la one of the m a­ jor business expenses of large companies ind enables them to sell more drugs thsn smaller competitors who have cheaper WASHINGTON (CPI) - Th* drag Industry's version of the traveling talesman caught the attention of Senate drug price invertlgaters today. Causes! Rand bison of the SenB«S anti trust subcommittee said tfW group planned to study at SOtna length the activities of the Wwalled "detail m m ” employed hp big pharmaceutical houses. There baa been tastlmony In­ dicating Wat they have helped beep prices t* and competition prices. LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:15 Legal Notice itn iM tnuniit NAMUAND IQfiAJIOC FEATURE; 1:U<> - 3: Oil 5:011 • 7:00 . 0:12 NEWCOMER? ncrricss o r a s c s s s a a nr nr.«i. rnorM im r .v in o s in iiKiiKiir iiivwn that the llnard of County Cnmmlielun. er* ef lemlnol* County, florins, will, at Ih* meellna of the said Hoard, In he held In the Cnunly t'ntnmli-lnner* tlnom In Ihe Court llauee et hanford. Demlntd* Colinl>, ri'.iid» on the tetii uer of Me. emher, ISIS, at )»:»# o'. lo. h ». m er a* teen thereafter a* possible, i-nne|d*r the adoption by the Hoard ef I'ounlr Cnnimleeton■re of a resolution eulhorlalna the earhante nf ell rlahl, lllle and Inlere.t lhal hemlnnla County he* In the follow tna deerrlbed pro. pertr, to.win a etrlp of lend t* ft nrlde In The W'* of Iwit St end ihe Wit end Ih* XU nf KU nf t.ol Jl, of Itr.VRM.R OR. ANilK VII.lot, eci'ordlna In plat reuorded In I'lai ||ooh S. i.eee lill, imlillu rerurde. Heinlnol.' i’ounlr, riurlde. earn# l.e.!.*« III* W'S of w *, of HIV1, end Ih* V» of XK1, of nil of He. Hon It, Toon• hip SI South, Rena* It Meal: I e*ld Strip of laud ha vine bean 1 .IvriKit aa Halil of way fur Mlale | ftoa.l Nii I iMiate llood loot l.y | d.-e-l UjiIoU July l’'i«. and r» • I .orrde.l In ll**d Hook Jl, pa a - Jfl, ill puhlln reiofd,. KXi ’KI'TINi I therefrom that pari of eald ad lout rlehi of war mat |1«« V e.i I of and within «l f.»i and K»ai of ilia airrv.v line of Mint* Hoad Jim, I Haull ..it 111)1, talil etiivty line he. | lou i l . i . r l h n l i . Ilea I n ii I ii u on the Mouth linn of Marilon |i, T o w n . Have you, or bis someone you know, just moved to a new borne? I ah Ip Jl Hoii Hi, I! in da 1» Kn»l, at a point I'll" II feel ra il nf in* Hrn,|hw*it i-i.rner nf .eld paillun I-. ind inn thenr* .\utih If d«k j i t it V Si; n fait to H„ 1beginning of a curve cmi.-et* to III* Hi.ulhwvrt.rly ami l.avloi a i.iduu of itSt.dt i. . ij them * alouii ■old m i Ihruuaii a .aniral anal* •t i; d*t n|' ;C. a illatan a of IH.’ i : fl l<> ih* llr.t line ,.f mid H*. iion I'*, ol a point IJ2.» II fe*t .Noiili of ill* Hoiithtve.l >ortier of •will ilei'il,,ii I d, Th» II,.aid of nit t'liutinleelonen of H.mlnnle <.unity pmp.,i. in convey ell rlahl. line m l Inleieii of Memlnole ■ rtt)r In end Ihe ..... .. reel prup.it, l.y O ut claim Me. I in cv.lian*.' for end Upon rrrlpi iif a warrenlr .Irrd . o), r Ilia Ih* follow lit ||*>irihed real propnit •Huai. I.lnt and tnliii in Hrinlnol* Count >. Clorid-i. to.will The .Sorm »» tael of the JVeel atj feat of the North Ca*i ', Hnllon T, Townihlp Si, iianue ia r:«-i ddterli-aiiienl. aa.tidiip* and . onveyeut'o h) t|ult t'lalnt Meed to nude pureuanl to Seutlon 13S 3T. Mloridi Humiri John Krlder. chahmen of ih* Hoard of County Comntie* 1' oo i » of Hantlnul* CoilUly, riurlde ATTKrtr MDid M, flaiehel Clerk I I'uliluh lieu I, I), lev) Your Welcome VS*gun llnoUa wiH tag » u h gift* and frie n d ly greeting* (rum the com- FA 2-7936 or FA 2-1756 OkksM Hiiu»# of Lurlv AnierU-Hii 2213 N. Orange Av*. Oilandn, Fla. GA 30142 USDAEntering TobaccoPlant Controversy WASHINGTON (UTtJ — A friculture Department official! have •Upped Into the controvariy over the use nf a chemical for stripping sucker* from tobacco plants. Tho ehemkal Is maleic hydraride, more commonly eallad MH30. Officiate raid there have teen complaint* that Ihe chemical af* fed* the flavor and teete of to­ bacco. But they said th ert'i still a Int rtf argument over whether th* complaints are justified. Into (hit controversy cornea a letter from the heod of the de­ partment's agricultural research aervice, ll's eitHreaaeH to price • uppnrt officials who asked for advice on the u»e of the chemical. The letter reporta that research os tho chemical has not yet pro­ duced « definite answer aa to whether it* use la desirable. Tho letter goes on to say that research results so far "do not warrant a recommendation far tha list of maleic hydraaide on lo­ ttoreo." There are indication* that whan the UMill tobacco program Is drafted, tha government may con­ sider a price support discount on tobacco grown with tha chemical. Officers. W i v e s Name Chairmen If a d o ilp * wuirty^oNR a bran* np m iv cie drJI.‘,i»l t# re­ quired to use this particular prod­ uct In filling the prescription. Of­ ten time;, the same drug is avail­ able at i lesser-prior under an­ Officers Wise* of aquadron other brand name or under ha VAH 7. held their Docember lunch­ eon at Winter Park, ia tho Ctrela generic, or chemical, name. Subcommittee rhilrm sn Kites room Barblaoa. Tha room Kefauver tD-Tenn 1 hss pointed lw** decorated in a Christmas out that the patient who must | theme by the two hosteues, Mr*. pay the bill has no choice over J. H. Swope and Mrs. H. J. Hill. The table wat centered with a what brand he gats or th* price beautiful arrangement of rod eirho must pay. nation# and candles, mlaed with spruce and a miniature utowmsn In tho cantor. Favors wore gives to each guest. A silver trsy was presented to Mr*, t. J. Demboskl by Mr*. K. F. Bowel), as s going swsy gift from the members. Mrs. Rowell won the door prise, Mrs. H. H, Harrison WASHINGTON (LTD — Th# wee appointed bridge chairman, Florida Avocada, barred f r o m Mrs. Hilt, treasurer, Mrs. flwopo, California because of IU alleged alternate. Mrs. G, G. Zimmerman, inadequate oil content, U having representative, Mrs. I. P, Stew­ itt ease pleaded before th* U. 3, art, hospitality, Mrs. G. H. Gallo.Supremo Court. noy, assistant and Mrs. W. A. EUFlorida I.lmo and Avocado log. publicity. Grower*, Inc., and th* South Mrs. Ralph Bartlett, of Abeocon, Florida Growers Ann. hired at­ N. J. was ■ guoit of Mrs. Harrison torney Isaac E, Ferguson, a Cali­ and Mrs. Charlts Hodgats was tho fornia resident to argue th* mar* guest of Mrs. Riling. Its of th* Florida avocado boforo Others attending were Mrs. Q. P. Went, Mr*. R. M. Donaldson, th* high bench, Ferguson contended Wednes­ Mrs. B. M. Fltigerald, Mrs. V. H. day a California law which saya Jennings. Mrs. M. D. McPhermn, avocados told in that state must Mrs. H. A. Moreland. Mrs. M. W. contain at least S per cent oil Otto. Mrs. R. H. Rosa. Mrs. H. F. ''discriminated'' against Florida Lang. Mrs. Charles Dunn, Mrs R. avocado* and wa* “repugnant to J. Mllller ind Mrs. William Collier. the Constitution of the L'nlted 81* las." Farguaon aatd th# Florida avo­ cado meat* all government stand­ ard* dealing with ala* and matu­ rity. He aald government regula­ TAMPA (l?PI) — Chamber of tions ar* not concerned with oil Commerce officials worried today over the possibility that MacDtll content. Air Fore* Rata might be de­ activated of It* operations curtail­ ed by an Air Fore# cutback. But Florida's congressional T i l l M U N I V I . |Ulo« delegation promised it would do HT.KTK IIK KLnrillU. TO? everythin!; In lit power lo keep T.ltotal»•: MAH OltKK.N vJAm.rti TIG 1*1f>r*on frrrirh th* big hate—an Important factor Rn, hwatrir. .Vos* VirrW in Ihia city's economy—at full Tf"i »ir# h*r#hv n<»tfl#i1 tH«r ilrcngth. i i ill#* j*mfl Niriji J aintt Itiii n Oirih l‘r i It Inn in Hiri f h,.,m The possibility of a cutback at I’uurt «if Se-mlmil* iNjiifity. it MacDlll developed after Ihe Air f'vnl, fliiriiti, fur th* ,|4li»|»thiii *if Force announced this week It « n InfArit tniy, t.iun.«r •! flIni*a|%| *> Jimwa. iHi| y»ia ir* li*rthY r*f|i|lr* plans to reduce tharply its BS7 *f In ff11r >11'inr m, r i11,«ii uh|»*i 111tt 1*1 Imi mtiers a ml Flos Jet lighters, |f ifiv V'ii h4k*. with 111* ri*rh t wing of each is haied at Mae ««f *»ur »4l.| «*i»uria ll»%l«f «l4trh*l, Dill. a niii*v i|irI'p'i.f inn It \\ \\ i«rr It.a 1111 Haiifurd. flnrlda, alturn*) . —* State Avocado To Have Its Say Tampa May Lose Air Force Base «‘ Featuring: HAND HKAIDKD all stool, rew tslbla RUGS Custom load* by: RUTH HOMHHtlt I \i "hUgaiw* wiihuut Fstiavaganci" Call ,\|) 4-U'Ut2 for iumpk-t# detail* Atlantic Gale Leaves Heavy Toll LONDON t u r n — One of th* Tho itorm-buffeted British ship worst Atlantic storm* la mnmory “Janet Helen'' oorly today sprang sank two more vcseels today and a leak In Its engine room and was left score* of flsblag boat* la dii- abandoned to sink off th# Holland coait. All crew members were rr*: tress from Gibraltar ia lbs Arctic. eucd from lifeboote by tbo ship The storm wa* ia Ite fifth tens, “ Warduho" standing by. ptituous day. It toft European Two ships, the German "Bruns­ Mae almost deserted of amallcr wick" and tho Duteb, 431-ton coast vessel! while officii la counted up vessel ‘'Flamingo" collided on the to 130 lives lost oa load and eea. River Elbe ia Holland and the But for tho first tlmo siaco Sun. Flamingo went down. Ill five crew­ day, roporti from coaatal areas men wero picked up from a lifeboat indicated an abatement in lh« by the coaatal vtaiel "All." flercenetc of tho storm . It waa only At least five Danfsh fisH-n* Ott tho seas that gat* winds and cuttera were in trouble in the aorih squalls continued without tot-up. ’ *sea off Eabjerg, Denmark, and it was feared 20 men aboard them ’ shattered portholes, set off jt,, mieht lose their Ihes. , automatic springing system *ni Even Britain's *3.6;3-ton liner •Inlurcd several passengers. T.ie Q.ecti Elisabeth, the big;est Elisabeth arrived 37 hours ]lte alloat. was buffeted by the Inner- Wednesday on the New York. ing waves and 60 mile winds which,Southampton run. ^ Takes Last Look ST. COMBS. Scotland (U Plj — The “ Anna" wa* driven aground Finnish sea Cept. Jukka Vuorio Monday night after Yuoriu and hti 17 man crew had brought her stumbled along Ihe gate • swept across the North bca in dhe of tn* shore today to take a last misty- worst gales in memory. The l.ms. sysd look it th* creaky old tub of ton tramp crashed into the roots a freighter he loved but had re­ 100 yards offshorr and Vuorio ur. ordered the crew lo abandon ih*) luctantly surrendered to the sea. Rut for 21 houri Vuorio refiunt Tha 43-year-old aklpper stood lo hudge from tha "Anna", which watching as the pounding sea re­ had been his home for 24 years. ||* lentlessly battered the freighter vowed to stay aboard the 63-yearold Ship and get her hack out in "Anns" against the rocks, sea. “ I am an old man," h# said Lila Wednesday, he surrendered CIS In the junglrv nf renrral "The •«* has taken my ship. It to the pleas of hi* crew, th* rovit Panama proved to he a misun­ guard — and to inevitability — ln d derstanding apparently caused by might aa well take me.” agreed to consign “ Anna" to th* Inaccurate translation of a Spanelements. Ish-languege report by operator* Lake Monroe at th* Canal Zone r*>cu* center. Th# plane, operated by Colons, Shop For Christmas bia s SAM Airline, was on a flight from th* resort island of San At Th# New Andre* to the North Colombian BY MR3. M. L. JOHNSON port of Cartagena when It van­ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Creech Jr., ished. All nf those aboard were and daughter and Grandvtlie Rob­ helitved to be Colombians. erta of Jacksonville, spent the wosk end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ die Bohrenf. While hers, th* party enjoyed a hunting trip Is Farm- | J 114 E . lo t lngtooA strange coincidence in the L. C. Hobby family occurred, this past week. Mrs. Hobby injurod her left arm and shoulder in a car NEW YORK’ (U P |j - Lnqf. wrvyti-wsd Ur. Hubby injured his T sooremen from Maine to Virginia right shouidsr during a bunting vote today on whether to accept trip. They ire now occupying ad­ PHONE FA M i l l a naw contract agreement, but LAST T IES TON 1TB roomi at Seminole Memor­ other ports it Hi >ac*d th* possi­ joining AT * # 4 ial Hospital. bility of a renewed dock strike “GO JOH.NN V GO" Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Moan Jr. t when a Tsfi Hartley injunction ALAN FREED and thddren and JlmmU Johnson expires Dec. 37. PLUS AT 6:10 ONLY of Orlando, were wssksnd visit­ 1LA Executive Vice President ors at th* home of Mr. and Mrs. “THE BIG BEAT* Patrick J. Connolly told United GOGI GRANT Hubert John loo sad sow Bob. Press International he believed Friends of Mra. J. H. Tlndel agreements would be reached in will regret to learn that sh* fell STARTS FBI DAT all ports before Dec, 37. But he injurod hsc rivoulder, Sunday FIRST would not predict what action Ihe and morning. SANFORD union might take if longshoremen Joe Govocek is confined lo Semi­ 8110 WING In tome ports resumed the strike. nole Memorial Hospital. About 34,000 to 40,000 I LA Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of members were lo vote on ihe mas­ ter settlement for ports from Roanoke, Vs., ar* visiting Mr. Searsport, Maine, to Hampton and Mrs, George Poff and Mr. Hoads, Va. No resulti were eg- and Mrs. Tommy Brown. peeled until tonight. AirForcePlaneResumesSearch ForMissingPlaneWith46Aboard RAI.ROA, C. Z. <UPI| - U. Air Fares planes took off at dawn todiy to resume the search for a Colombian airliner with 4A par­ son* aboard, missing for mora than 16 hour* over tho Caribbean Sea. A report Wednesday that anoth­ er Colombian plana hod sighted the wreckage of tho twin-engine Soviets Develop X-Ray Machine MOSCOW t u r n — Soviet en­ gineers hava dsvslopsd a machine they said is q u !:U r thin X-ray In detecting ch_r.gr* la -hvM.an body tissues ti» t give first w arn­ ing* af ranrar an d Other dis­ ease*. Basically >h* machine shout* •uparsonic «ava* Into th# body and than aicaauraa th* difference in their passage through healthy and abnormal tissues. Th* engln**rs said R Is aa almpla aa having an X-ray but without any ra­ diation or other discernible dangor*. Th* apparatus was d*v*lop^i over th* last thraa yssrs by Moisei Gurevich, a radio *ngin*»r a t th* U.B.B.R. rsissrch In­ stitute for medical Instruments and apparatus In Moscow. It has betn undergoing exUnsivo tests for about a year at the Institute and other medttgl institution* in Moscow. Gurevich, In an interview with UP!, stressed that IIZD-4, oa th* device is called, do«a wot detect cancer a t such, Nor dote It Indi­ cate If the tissue differences It notes are harmful or beneficial. “That I* a m atter for th* doc­ tor to dec Ms," Gurevich said. “But th* machine can eld him to discover a tissue transforma­ tion taking places, Just as an Xrey san." ChurchMembers Personals Dock Men Vote On Contract Today Church Plans Clean-Up Drive All th* men of Good Hhepherd Lutheran Church will meet Satur­ day, at 9:0i) a.m. to cleen-up the church's property. Pa*tor Ernest Rolirk will Join with th* men to complete this project. It I* eapreted that Fhe Job will take mo*t of th* day es th* men prepare th* newly purvhaistl pro­ perty on U. 8. 17-92 south of San­ ford for a living nativity sesns. Oviedo Personals Attend M Night A largo group of Control Baptist Church members attended "M" night at the First Baptist Church in DeLand, Monday night. “ M" is mobilisation night for tha Training Union Association, whan reports of Ih* past year and plana for the coming year qre read. Those attending from Centrgl Baptist were The Rev. and Mrs. Gall Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Grieme, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hayes, Mr. ind Mr*. Oils Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brown, Mrs. Ren Bullard and Ruth. Joe Crit­ tenden, Bob F.ppley. Jack Owen. Dellon Parker. June Bridges. Arisen Rullnck. Charles Hayes Jr,, Fat bpoar. Wuimli M o ter, Fay* llayes, Phil anti Roy Smith, Clyde IVt! . n " , i m or h*fJ’" ,h* T h i r <* > Ia n T h e m e n it .m :hh mr ha mi *>i.t ..filrijt NEW YORK lUI’H—Arthur Don- and Robin llayes and Robin and David Smith. ^",M;tr2„1k.';,,i*iV.... .. b,,.vn,‘ ln,ir,,r,"r *« ** New Nork Alhltiic Club, holds the rec­ iHK.Jt.l ord for having refereed the molt r>*)H M Oalch*l. Clark I'lil.ltati Ii*. l. Ik, IT, Jl, jsjt world heavyweight title fights: U. Legal Notice BY MARIAN R. JONK8 Th* past two week ends brought together many families and friends. The largest get-together held this year, was th* Lea's family annual gathering, held this year at Sweetwater Park. People congregated from San­ ford. Orlando, Clarksville, Ttnn., Titusville, Ft. Myers, Jacksonville, and Oviedo. Th* U. 8. .Moon family also hid a family gathering, with member* from Clarksville, Tenn. and At­ lanta. Ga., among those present. Other Oviedo families who had guest* from out of town as well a* local member! included Mrs. H. A Abell. Mr. and Mrs D B. Gammas*, Mr*. R. W. Estes, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alford. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Walnright and Mrs. Het- j tie Ragsdale. U0R9S— Lake Mary Personals IDA MAT 3JO BLUM Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burke, Gayle, Myrna Wllliami and Mrs. J. L. Bullard hava returned home after a rlilt to Pearacn, Ga. While there they attended the wedding of Mrs. Burke's niece. Miss Revonda Courson and Mr, Carter Golden which wai held ot the Pearson Methodist Church. Mr. end Mra. L. W, Friebee of Farwell, Michigan have arriv­ ed lo spend the winter hrre. House gueeli of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Day and family, last weak, were Mr. and Mri. Boris Boortt of Norfolk, Vi. Friendi of Mr*. Samuel Day will regret to hear that ah* has been called lo Miami, due le th* death of her father. Th* inen'i brotherhood of the Lake Mary Baptist Church held a •upper at the Church, with the ladiei aa guests of honor. A deli­ cious meal of fried chicken and fish, with all th# trimming* wa* served to thoi# attending. p lL lfW T A L K A ’-m t'O-FKATLKK SUIT SALE SH 0 About 50 Now REDUCED Friday Night Special! ,| S6B.30 5 :3 0 't i l 8 :0 0 <34 TO 865.110 515.1)0 Nunn - Hutih • Naturnlizer Freeman • Paradise • Jacqueline S ta r H ra n d Poll-Parrott •Open Till 8:00 Friday Night” I / M S v /U fl\ •Whir# quality I# Higher Than Prl<«" Dresses Regulars One group wools, cotton, day time and cocktail lirrftacs. 1 j 2 7 J lc tA tf'£ A th jlA 'A J l t N. Park 57.95+ Now 54.95 Now 29.95 Now Few Longs and Shorts we have yuur *uv in une uf thta# guod fluit value*. Fall weight*, few apring Maybe weight# . . . all frum our regular stock. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 8 P. M. O w n. & o & 6 cn \ 0 MEN S WEAR 115 S. MAtiNOLIA AVE. SANFOKD FA 2-1535 �tip Thurs. Dec. 10. 105P—Pape 3 fawferrfl VrrtA Sanford Garden Circles Plan Holiday Meetings Tomorrow Lake Mary HD. Club €njoys Demonstration Christmas decorations for (hr holidays was the demonstration of the month at th» Lake Mary Home Hemonstration Cluh, when the group met at the home of Mrs. Olan Boulwell, In Uttle Venice. Mrs. 0. W. Kimmons, shnvied wreaths nf assorted sires and de^ t n s , made of native materials, using hardware cloth, the also showed Christmas trees made from wire clothes liner, acorns made Into a bunch of grapes arid a »lun niiig dried arrangement, made of poinsettias and a pine cone. Mrs. Kimmon*. a navy wife, is a past president of the ' Quern of iSpades'* gatrten circle. Dayton. Outstanding Program Of Year To Be Presented By Sorority The XI Beta Eta Chapter of mas Party wore announced h> Beta Sigma Phi met at the home *ocl*1 chairman. Mrs. E C. liar- Ohio, and has won many tri color awards and blue ribbons w^th her arrangements. Mrs. Richard Silvn* allowed a table tree, maile ot crinoline ami candlesticks made of paprr straws amt aluminum foil. Miss Myriie Wilson displayed a Christmas card holder, made of screen wire anil felt, made by Mrs Vincent Matechi. of the Longwood club, a table tree of aluminum foil and a cen­ terpiece made by the ( H girls. Members brought Christmas ideas, including a Nativity scene of styrafnam. a Christmas card stocking doll, tatted Imok marks, a trer cake, and holiday cookie*. Plan* were discussed concerning the hake sale, scheduled for Dec 15. Proreeds will be used to buy tables for the firehouse. The next meeting will be Jan. 12 at w , n, „ lh(, (lrrhouir ani, a demonstration will be given on fro, n g* 3* p f“m ' * O le s. Goff . kindergarten. A dl)(ulllon „n pirhamentary procedure was conducted by Mrs. Vernon Hardin. ' v ,r5; intfrrsttng program was pr*^*aud by AJrs_. 1UTI" .. L1L hf |c ..An K n e n tr " Klch member was assed to describe her most vivid experience Mr*. Horton served chocolate chiffon pie and coffee to Mrs Sp*er. Mr*. Harper, Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. frank Mebane. Mrs. W. G. Fleming, Mn. Harold Chapman, Mrs. M. J. Lodge. Jr.. Mr*. Carle " elcom* \tag.m Club members, ton Bliss. Mrs. C. M. Nichols. . * “ h their husbands as guests. gathered at the Mayfair Country Mxs Bon Bale*. . Th* next meeting »nl b* Jan Club, Saturday night for a din 11 at the home of Mrs. frank ner party. The tables were deeo Cirri* S of the W. S. C. S. of first Methodist Church met Mabane. rated in a Christmas theme Monday afternoon at the home with fern, poinietl.aji. a u j—small of Mrs. M. E: Biker. At the YAH-7 Wives Plan trees. business meeting reports were | Christmas Party following a baked ham dinner, M ad and announcements made Officer* Wives of squadron an impressive, candlelight, install­ W future meetings, including a VAH 7 will hold * Christmas Cof­ ing service was held. Mrs. R. W Christmas party. Two chapters from the book fee at the home of Mrs. Charles Repp, retiring president, was in of Luke, study for the year, were Dunn. Lake Mary, Thursday, Dec. stalling officer. New officers in-tailed were given by Mrs. Loll Taylor in an IT at 10 a. m. 'impressive manner A social hour Mrs. W. A Dinkins, president; Mrs. Fred Harris, vice president; was enjoyed. A libt* decorated Feed A Fever, Miss Eva Hunt, secretary, Mrs with a miniature Christmas tree was surrounded by gifts to be Don’t Starve It Gary Korrl, treasurer and Mr*. exchanged, by the prayer pals, J. L. Morgan, cnrrrsponding see Don’t starve that ftv er1 chosen at the beginning of the Two physicians writing in a re rrtary. Earh officer was present­ » e a r. c*ot issue, published by the Ante- ed with a corsage of red earns Donari of th* gifts wer# kept riran Medical Association, indi­ tions. a secret. Th* nam*a of th* aerret cate that the adage, Starve a Members and llieir guest* at pals will b* rev*aled at the d o st ffver,” is nonsense. lending were Mr. and Mr*. W, of th* conf*r*nce year In May fever dehydrates the body and fv Archer, Mr*. Turtle Abrams, Mrs. Mae Sturdivant waa the jolly causes th* body tissues to break Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Dinkins, Mr. • t. Nick who distributed the gifts. down. The fevered body need* and Mrs Jam es DeHuril, Mr Refreshment! of hot spiced, both food and water to replace and Mrs, Tom Gallagher. Mr and Mrs. Fred Harris, Mi** Eva Hunt, mulled apple cider and an assort­ these cells, they said. fever Is a symptom, not a dis Mr. and Mrs, J. I,. Morgan, Mr ment of Christmas rookies and randy waa aerved by the hasten ease, and is eliminated only when and Mrs. R. W Rrpp. Mr. and and eo hostesi, Mr*. W. S. Thorn (he cause is identified and elimi­ Mrs. II. T. Sheer and Mr. and Mrs W. H. Weilile. nated. Ana. of Mr,. J. L. Horton, Jr. for their December meeting. Mrs. G. Andrew Speer presided over the business session. Th* chapter voted to present ar. award to the member presenting ----. . the most outstanding program during the year. This award will be given at the annual banquet tn April. Plans for th# ehildren't Christ* Circle* of Ih* Sanford Garden Club will meet tomorrow as fol­ lows: The Dirt Gardeners' Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. I. E. Batten. ,M« Valencia Dr., at lo Club Holds Dinner Party tirc/e 5 Meets At Baker Home .Members nf the Jacaranda Circl* will meet at the Finccrcst Inn at 7 p m. for the annual Christmas d.niter. H o U c *j c s are, Mrs. N, B. Whitney, Mrs. Bertha Rhodes and Mrs. Mime Ewan. Mimosa Circle .members will meet at the home of Mrs. Herbert Behren*. Lake Mnnmr. for tha w regular Christmas meeting, follow, rd by a turkey dinner at noon. Mrs. G. Behrens is co-hostess. The two hostesses will furnish tha turkey and members will take a covered dish. The Christmas meeting of tha Ruse Circle will be held at tha Mr*. Arminla Taylor »as host­ home of Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Sil­ ess to the Navy Wives Club, this ver Like, with 31ra. Dan Atwood week. A report was made at the as eo-hnstris. The program will be business session (hat a charter presented hv Miss Glenna MigUl had been applied for and that it T ill’R5IIA V • and Mrs. Charles Wilke. would be received in the near The W S. C. S. and Wesleyan future. Service Guild, of First Methodist By !00 B. C., there were mort It was decided that th* social Church meet at 6 30 p. m. in than 250 hakeshops in Rome. meeting, usually held, the third McKinley Hall for a covered dish There a rt more than 30 bridges Monday, be changed to a pot luck supper. Meat. drink, and d r u m linking th* Right Bank with . luncheon and an exchange of will h# furnished. Left Bank of Pas’ gift* ft will tie held at the home Th* Fidrii* Class of F ir.I napof*.Mr* Nell Kut*er, 20* Bamboo list Church mceti at Ihe home Dr . Wednesday, Dee. 1* at 1 p of Mri, V. C. Messenger, 137 m. l-'or IJTTTer information, caii Norlii f.uiott, Ase. lor a ChrustFA 2 5663 or FA 21990 ma» party. A covered dish supper Good luck and goodbye wishes will be served at 7 p. m. followed were rxtrndrd lo Mrs. Belly Md- by th* business mret.i-sg and a ter. who will he leaving soon, ' gift exchange. ----(or Norfolk, Va.. to Join her hus­ FRIDAY band, who ia stationed there. first Baptist Church Bihl* sur­ vey elan, 7:30 p. m. Primary II department of S. S. party in th* social hat*. /tisifl p. m Navy Club Plans Luncheon W W .MISS Hl'BY PAT LINK STKNSTItOM Pkms Announced Mr and Mrs X J Stenstrom, 117 I'oplar Ave, Sanford, an nouitrr Hie engagement and ap preaching marriage of their daughter, Ruby Pauline, to James Edward Alderman, non of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Alderman of plant City. Ela. Miss Sienstrnm is a graduate of Seminole High School and is employed by Florida fashions, in Orlando. Mr. VUIrrman is a graduate of Date Correction The Christmas party (or child­ ren of \ M ill at Hie NAS ball­ room. will be held Thursday Dec. 17 and not today as stated In yoti-idd) * • -lit,»ii the Plant City High Sehonl and is now employed by the Florida Power ami Light Co. in Sanford The wedding will he an even! nf Jon 3. at 2 50 p, m. in the First Baptist Church, Sanford No In* Italians arc being lent and alt friends nf the couple are in sited to attend. l)ul( k Soup A quirk and hearty soup needs Just four ingredients. Blend 31* cups nf milk with t yP) ouncei package of dehydrated cream of mushroom xoup. Add t chicken bouillon cube and I tin miner) package of (roirn bruxsels sprout* Coter ami cook oyer low heat, stirring occasionally, until sprout* are tender Makes about i a. m with Mrs, Robert MagnusSon. Mrs. Clyde Ramsey and Mrs. M. L. Cultum as rn-ho*(r*irs. The annual plant exchange will be hold. The Hibiscus Circle will meet for Htetr annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Dick McLaulin, to* West 19th St. at 2:30 p. m. Lxora Circle member* will meet at the tin me of Mrs. Spencer Har den. ion* Lily Cl for the annual program on Christinas decora­ tions. Mrs Day id Bach and Mrs. D. S. Talley will serve as cohostesses. Club Sponsors Annual program The annual Christ Singing spun *ored by the Oviedo Woman's Club » a» held Sunday night at 7 W p m at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Charles T. Niblick and Mrs W. II. Martin wrra in charge of all arrangements. Th# choir of the First Baptist Church sang a special number. "The Star of Bethlehem.” Merrill Stalrv led the congregation in ting­ ing Christmas carols. Th* musical program was concluded with the HeyerentI George II. Carlton, pas­ tor of the Firit Methodist Church, amt his wife, Mary Jean, aingmg a duet, “We Would See Jesus " Mr*. George C. Means and W. II. Marlin accompanied all num­ bers at the piano and organ. Joe t. Beasley, assislrd by some of Hi* Ha pint men were ushers for Ihe esent which brought together members of both the First Mctlio dist ami First Baptist ( hufthrs as well as any other denominating dc*iring In attend. The church was filled tn capacdy Church Calendar & n /w "n a m jw t A MASONIC FEATURE — ha* bean InalaTled In tha Maaonle Garden THE DEDICATION — nil! ba at a data lo ba announced Inter 'if - , f | ** Oaklawn Memorial Park COUNTRY CI.UH ROAD Kouta 1 • Box 214 ♦ ' I 4 Warners Merry Wido* SI inis Your Waist, Glorifies your bosom aa nothin® eka can . 4 * Doubla Play with hidden criss-cross elastic — under an already controlling satin elastic front . . . flattering tinder all your fashions. 4 I i t*r* Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomedl �Here’s A Message For Everybody Phenix City Like Dormant Volcano M IX MASTER Evtry now and then somebody cornea along to point out th a t the thing* end the people we live among and oeal with ■re not so bad after all. Our mail yesterday Included a letter from Mrs. Lida Stine and ahe ha* a message of understand­ ing that it important. We'd tike to thank her for expressing our sentiment* on *ome subjects and pass on her letter, ftw n here on, Mrs. Stine is speaking: As we approach this blessed Christmas Season, I would like to pass out a few bouquets to those who serve us so welt. To our own merchants, the salespeople in all our lovely •hope, telephone girls, our newspaper and paper boya (who deliver our paper regardless of weather), doctors, nurses, poet office employes, police and the friendly tellers and all those in our banks, And let’s don't forget the beauty aliops where wc try to regain tome of our youth and sometimes we wait 'til the laat minute to make our appointments and grumble if they •re ail filled up. The stores in Sanford arc full of merchandise ■o let's all shop here at home. Roost our own home town. I like to buy here for several reasons: First, I think it is my duty in order for Sanford to grow. Second, the salespeople known me and a rt the moat friendly you will find anywhere, and if I say "I’m just looking," they don’t taka offense and walk away. Third, 1 find the mer­ chants are more than fair in making adjustments If any are accessary, and last, but not least, I enn find 'most everything 1 want here in Sanford (except shoes size I0* j—John WPn take note). All I need Is the money, so why take money away from home. It ie so sire.to run In the store* and aav * cheery "Hey" to thoee who terve us so well whether we ara buying or Just asking about the mother who has been ill, etc. . Please, to you who read this, if I have 1>cen guilty in thia while you were being waited on please turglve, it is one «f iflj many faultf'— l wnl Orfsh up to * clerk while she is waiting or, you and butt in and ask her a question or com­ ment on the dress you may lie trying oh.*7 dt.n’t mean to be pH* jggjLhave tried to break myself of this habit, as 1 don’t ..Wahl to gaCthv derk in lryuUfcil'm ju«t interested In people ami like to see folks i pping-for pretty thugs,- whether it costa a dime or $100. Another thing, hav# yo*, ever thought that because the elsrk who waa waiting on you and wasn't as chccrfui as you would like, that she too, has her problems, maybe m o th e r BY ED KOTERBA ill at home, a aick child, a husband whose crops have been WASHINGTON - Ever line* 1 damaged by the weather, if we think of these we may rpeak started cooking Sunday breakfast* fa a kinder tone. Also the other person M just ns importsnt •■mind the home — and that waa and may be in a hurry, to*. tha Sunday afirr I look a bride It So let’s all shop early if we can nml at least be kind and y ean ago — 1 knew science had considerate so that when Christmas Eve or the birthday (ailed the kitchen husband. of our Master comes, Instead of being too tired to enjoy the Thii was In tha soft-boiled egg It’a been humanly imreal meaning of Christmas, they will be glad and not Just department. poaiibla (o find a foolproof system glad It’s all over for another year. lo cook a three or four-minute egg And may we not only have this attitude at this time hut that doesn't rome out either too hard or too runny. for all of I960. And now a blessed Christmas to each and every one, from Litln Stine up much of the corruption that PHENIX CITY, Ala. (U PI)— ! —Putnam and Mima outvoted Thia one-time iln city ia like a John Barbee, lone re form coun- Patterson pledged to clean un. The latest round in the battl" volcano that hasn't popped its lid oilman, and ousted R oy Phillips, for power was fired by tiov. J-.ts. city recorder (judge of municipal for a long time but can be heard court). He was replaced by Cecil Patterson, son of the slam aurumbling down deep. Outwardly, tha lid Is *U11 on, Curtia. It waa th* Suita Demo- sailer. He p'ut two antl-l’ulriru five year* after a wholesale clean­ erotic* Executive Committee's in­ men on the civil service ho.^j up that wiped out a 20-railUon-dnl. vestigation of Curtia' election to which controls the hiring no1 lira-year vie* racket following Ihe legislature in 1934 that turned firing of policemen and firtm ei. the asiasalnation in 1934 of cru­ sading Albert Patterson, then the nomine* for state attorney gener­ al. I'attersuu'o murder sent former Seminole Hi<h !2th grade honor Pat Lavender, Phyllis MtDan »J, Chief Deputy 3heriff Albert Ful­ Emmett McCall, Alex McKtb1h ler lo jail for life. It led to the roll aludenti who had all A’* for and Doug Tamny; 10th grali, the first six weeks of this term creation of a blue ribbon grand Frankie Jones, Ann Schumacher, jury that handed down >41 in­ are: Cordsll Jeffery. Henry Mor­ John Boniface, John Goers*. HW dictments against 144 persOi*. gan. Steve Powell. Marilyn Me- Dim Ott, and Bob Williams ® about 95 par rent of whom plead­ Ninth grade, Theresa Ra's-r, DIntel and Peggy Price; 11th ed guilty. And it resulted in the Louise Higginbotham, Linda li tgrade. Penny Anderson. Joy Wes­ National Guard running Phenia ter. Robert Bullard; 10th grade, tell. Roberta Rankin, Carolyn City for months. Turner, Linda Williams, Fruit Today, tha old hnnky tonka a rt Delta Horner and JoAnn Zeiglrr; Chance. Tommy IBnion. Davjt •till boarded up. A riverboat tent ninth grade. Jane Harward. MacGiliis, Donald Mc.Murr.iy. town of prostitute* ia no more. Student* In the twelfth grade Johnny Phillips, Leo Watson aid If* ■» quiet that Fort Benning, who had more A'a than B's were: John Weslsale: eight grade, *u. in nearby Columbus, Go., doesn't Buddy Fulper. Norbert Peters. san llalback, Carol Oxford an l even bother to send military po­ Diin Aiken, Nancy Butler, Jean April Ramey. lice here on a regular bail*. Ur Mur rough, Linda Roitman and Today, In fact, promoter! are Pat Stone: 11th grade. Niki Ashby, even planning a huge shopping plaza m ar Russell County'* mod- ! ern hilltop courthouse. J - P e tite the exterior serenity, ( however, a recent political up­ heaval has so-called reform ele­ ment* — the group that took over in the poit-Pallrrson era — MIAMI (UPI) —The groom wore fearful that the old crowd ia a drip dry suit end the bride bad working It* way hark to power, -x.."The loudest denial of thia fishing weights In her dr*** as ■•barge comes from the pew may­ Philip Amero and Jane Breton ' or of f'henlx Cl*-.;— • **ut- became man and wife under water j nam. He insists everything n go­ here Tuesday. The ceremony took place under ing to stay on the up-and-up hare. feet of water In the^lruplr Thia town Hm . . a., thres­ her city council with staggered flih ta k of th* Miami Seaqua three-year term*, putting one rium, where tourists ogle crest man's office on the block each lire* of the reef* through glass year. Coming into the 19SS elec- ponhoiti. It was a publicity stunt 1Butt, reform forces had full Cor.- hut the marriage was just a; The timer rings, you pop up the U v. Then Putnam, who waa city legal as If performed on dry land. Municipal Judge Ed More of hood and there it ia — a mechani­ rlerk during tha vica days, ousted Sweetwater, Pa., a friend of cally perfect toft-boiled egg. Mayor Leonard ('miller. le s t Sept. 21 Dr. W. B. Mims, Amero and a diving enthusiast, Th* beat part about Ihe inven­ tion. Locke says, is that inasmuch a I'utnani man, won election, fix-, pronounerd the vows. Two brides­ as ihe egg is untouched by boiling mg his side a majority and inaur- maids wore hiklnis and aqmtungs. Mite Breton wore a cocktail water, no moisture is forced mg Putnam's election s i mayor. The following things happened length white brocade dress. The through the poraa of the shell. ceremony waa performed before Tha U. 5. Patent Oflice is loaded rapidly: —Jame* Caldwell, prosecutor ■n arch of irtifieal flowers with Ideas (some of which should The couple met when Amero make somebody rich) to make life during the )li&4 cleanup, was fired was teaching skin diving at a as city attorney and replaced by more leisurely and Disable around J. Pelham Ferrell, brother of Arch summer resort In Cape Cod. Site th* old household. was • Boston School teacher and Taka tha simple device thought Ferrell, the one-time prosecutor ha li a diver for tha Seaquawho w ii tried for the murder of up by Allan Losilua of San Fran­ rium. cisco. He was awarded Patent 2,- Patterson ami acquitted. The wedding went off without —Putnam began a wholesale 911.230 for a fly swatter. ahakcup in the police department. a hitch except that the whole It's similar to the standard Many resignations followed, in -1 parly was a little blue from the 82degree water. swatters except that he'i affixed a couple of metal "fingtrs" that eluding that of Chief Pat Mihelic The rouple and the Judge wore :cnlly grab tha dead fly and let who would aay only that the ait diving helmets and talkrd to one you dispose of it untouched by hu­ uatlon resulted from "new pot another through an underwater iries." man banda. telrphona system. When the judge told Ihe groom Babies Just coming into this he might kiss his hrulr, the two world will ba pleasantly pampered rlinkcd helmets. if all our new invention* are put lo use — conveniences we never hid in our day. British Mint Busy Robert Lundcn of Bound Brook, N. J-, has come up with a new LONDON (UPI 1 — Britain's kind of nipplcd nursing bottle that WOODRR1DGK, Conn. (UPI)— Royal Mint is working at "lull feed* tlie baby strained foods. No The robin, now ronMilrrrd a har­ pressure" to produce a cool bdlion matter how the baby handles it, coins for Nigeria. Nigeria, which the bottle (with a hag inside) al­ binger of spring, nnre war a fav become* independent in I9fin, will orite Christmas motif, much ■ I ways collapses from Ihe bottom be starting from scratch as far up Santa Claus Is today. a* it* coins are concerned. .So it Any parent whose child is afraid The hryday of robin's popular­ gave the Royal Mint here a rush lo go to sleep in Ihe quiet oe in ity was In the taflO'i, and It pos­ order for 1,000.000,000 coins of dif­ the dark may soon he beating a ferent denominations — more tlign path in the door of Winfred Parker sibly rira r to an end because of (he mint produced all last year. what the Wright Brothers did at of S.in Diego. Parker invented a sleep inducer. Kitty Hawk in |w>3. Patent 2,907,901. If* a timer that legend connected the robin with connect* tn both your bedroom Christ, and thus with Christmas, lamp and radio or television. Turn according to the research of C. G. on the light and soundbox to full Alton Mrans, consultant to a card power and set the plug in llmer. In manufacturer's collection of anti­ a little while the light starts get­ que greeting cards. ting dimmer and eventually shuts itself o(f, ami the aama with the The legend stales Hut the bin!, in trying to ease Christ's suffer­ TV set or radio. Now, if your baby sleeps rest­ ing nn His way to the crucifixion, lessly and kicks off hi* crib hlan pulled a thorn from the crown. ket, Dcrmunt B. Craft* of Auburn. In so doing, a drop nf hlood fell the robin's chest and remained Maine, hat the answer with hli on there forever. baby alarm. You insert (he top edge of the blanket tn email clips un either Shop For Christmas side of the crib. The moment the blanket slips out, the two Jaws uf At The New Ihe clip come together and make a harmless electrical rontart. This start* off a low-voltage huzzer which gently nudges your ear. A day of browsing at th* Patent Office makes me wish I was born 211 E. let 40 years later. Seminole High Names Honor Roll Pair Married Underwater Assignment Washington That 1*. it waa until (mentor Ar­ thur Locke of Algonac, Mich., came along. I learned about Locke and hU auU.nt.illc egg coulter el the U. S. Patent Office. Ilia gastronomic giimo. Patent 2,908,213, works on the order of a pop-up toaster. You put the egg tn tha eookrr, which look* something Ilk* a plug in chroma toaatar with a side opening. Then slip a sliding hood over the egg, set an electric timer, anil wait a few minulea. Slezak Recreates Original Claims He Found 'Missing Link’ DARES-SALAAM, Tanganyika (UPI) — A British anthropologist ties discovered another "missing link" — the real one Ihli lime, he claims. Dr. Louis Leakey, a 54-year old Briton, bases bia claim on what ha calla "the nutcracker man" — a akull estimated at about COO,000 years of age, found in the Olduval Gorge in Tanganyika. Leakey has been digging in the gorge off and on for 30 years. A few months ago he discover­ ed piece* of a akull on the aide of the gorge. The akull was that of a 18 • is year-old youth. Leakey named the akull "the nutcracker man" becauia of Its tremendously developed Irclh, When the lire of ihc teeth and the depth of the palate were measured ha became certain that thia was the connecting link between Smith African ape men and true men. The British scientist still has more than 100 fragments to fit into the skull. Eventually it will go In the British Museum In London. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D 2 .One learnACROSS lng a job 1. Giro S. Weapon* «. Cavil* 4. a pawn of 31. Mistake flah Itlfim it 5. bitter IX Entit Its vrteta I t Small*#; •.Red State aonghtnla <at.br.) Y. Greedy 35. Rough fcxuaio nob 10. Underft Talk wort it god foolishly IT. Singularity I d Remain* 39. Ahead IT.Gold (Bp.) sa Hillside If, Lina dugout 30. Cuin* a t ttCumpMa point I f . Garlands St. Deeds ST.Paaugairaj 31. Mai* Dora* 32. Outcast a leap (Jap.) M. Eject ST. Oadolln- tL Sam art urn (abbr.) SB. Rlvar deposit 34.7as, In ChUs i a Voyage record •0. Approve BE Flight, T u tw tii’a *■•■*• lex* >9. forearm bird bona If . Old 10. Bpwlta of h'ore* pier works 43. father M. Earth (L ) 4 1 Belonging MkJrwnn to ua month 48. And ft*) M m UUVM VaM ium (■ml mmmwsMwmmnm aa^M naa^M am ■ mu aaaaw 88. Expos* sham t i l Tlnntah seaport iL Medical a a a a a '^ M a M u m (abba) 4 1 Chintea w sM M H m aaaal + *w # M a a w v M m measure «| tilatanca 447.5. Cara sport* ana 4 1 A g tYtt Maaau^Mam (ooUoq 1 4*. Tha dtvll 441 V ale dutJg * a % iM a % iiu a a a aa*aavM aaaa fiOWW LOood-wll demon, r i i t i ^ - i atretic* Faga 2 i | i trio Thursday, December 10. 1959 » * tm IIXI.OW, H N , Role In Playrs T V Version By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI)—Too many of Walter Slczak'a more recent TV role* hav* found him at raining to rekindle mrmoriej of his glow­ ing performance in the 1933 Broadway comedy, "My Three Angel*." Tuesday night, the role w*» nn longer a pale imitation. It was the original, rich role of Joseph, Dcvil'i Island prisoner (No. 30tl—20 years (or swindling) for Slexak and lie rolled along with It to help give us ore of the most enjoyable production* of Ihe TV season. The OO-mlnute NIU' . TV alar time presentation of Ihe Sam and Bella Spewak comedy retnuined true tn (he original. A bit too faithful in one spot, I might add. That moment came when licurge Grizaard (another of the Angels, No. (797, serving a life term for murdering his stepfather) got carrlrd away in trying to describe Ids late, unlainrntcd victim and substituted another seven - letter word for "buzzard." This was. in rata you wondered, a live show. Probably the Iasi live one Ihe sponsor. Ford, will attempt for a long time. Anyhow, let’s remem her that while language can he embarrassing—and even offensive to many — the ehlef troubles ol TV today stem from deeds, not words. Back to tha slum: 1 Slezak amt his angrlir buddies, Grlzzard and Barry Sullivan (No 0817, serving life term fur wile • kilting) had sums funny moment* at they dis­ played their lardontc techniques in crime. They managed to spread around tome of the surplus "hon­ or" traditionally found among thievrs and did it delightfully. They also were atiecessful match­ makers for the family they be­ friended In French Guiana about fin year* ago. Despite the theme, which might irrin too wild at a hasty glance. I thought the touch of Christmas in the play had a meaningful, though insouciant and different tlavor. Slezak, a t history's first moti­ vational researcher, made the show a success, but I don't want to alight Ihe other*—Will Kotova, Carmen Msthewi, Griztard, Di­ ana Miliary. Dr. Tom Dooley was seen and ____ *• « « ■ * * • . a<TM«ito« H . U . . heard Tuesday night in a special jaen ,TH,“ cncni.i* r u i n half-hour ABC-TV program that Maaaalaa Kail— ________________________ I w U tr ■«)(.» l*a*IUh«d Ualir •**••■ sa ta .u .f, * ..4 a r, C tr l.* ..., , , , 11. , ^ rnabled him to discuss his life and bis work in Asia. Uf hi* ri • ■tartar l U n U l a , thrUiwaa. cent cancer operation, he said «•••• “ •••• IT, t i l l at t i t r M| only: "Dooley, at this present ■■olvti, tin A«t •( CtaciBaa •( Man> «, Ilff, T»* n«MM la • m a k e r .» Ik . U .tl.a r r w wklah U aaUlle* eaeiaa moment, feels tine." lie plan* to Crele *» me mm k t m tU lM U w ml all me leewl M a i pvt-a* k k k return to Luros to continue his work- He la a forceful, overpow­ ering TV speaker. And a nug IVBtCIISPTIM S i « Belivery nihrrnt human being, which is By Mall '• Beailaali Casaty #11 (Vehw mors important. orriee rate Tew ati-aa * Tea, ana* t Tmv • Meefke S.I* Maalka ».t» a Meelka Tha Channel Swim: Mar West a kealke n et M* ia• Mealk* I-h S Maalka will portray "Diamond t i l " on a I Meath ..— l.ee. — • l.e*- 1 -1 M«a<k Meatfc _ .. -------*l.ee — »I a-an a i i M M * • — f W a- yreeMe (fcat ell, area aakaeeVyU-aa ke „ M la CBS-TV Red Skelton show to be I taped Beat month and shown 1 7 1 early nest March. Skelton will play three parts opposite Miss West — Clem Kaddidlehopper, San Fernando Red and Cauliflow­ er Mcl’ugg...The newest fashionl Irom Paris will he presented on NBC-TV Monday, Feb. 29 in a one-hour color special. "Pari* A t.a Mode" . . . Archibald MacLeish's first TV play, "The Se­ cret of Freedom," has been scheduled by NBC-TV fur Sunday, Jan. 31. Tony Randall, Thoms* Mitchell and Kim Hunter will star. The 90 minute adaptation of the motinn picturp, "Mrs, Miniver," In lie presented on Thursday, Jan. 7 over CliS-TV, list Mau­ reen O'Hara in the title role... Hunrom. the production firm own ed by Perry Como, la turning out two musical situation comedy ierirs at possible summer replace­ ment* for Ihe Como NBC • TV hour. One. "The Girl Nest Door/' stars Molly Bee. The other, un­ titled. would star Jane Powell. "Dirk Clark's New Year'i Eve Parly," on AIR' TV Dec 31, has hooked Fabian, Kitty Kallrn, Mr. lUIUntiue anil the Buddy Morrow tund. Paper Weight PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) — If you weigh J22 pounds, you read sour weight In pipe each year, according lo the American Paper and Pulp Association. Total per capita paper eontumpGon l o t year amounted lo 403 pounds, nearly four times as much as th* 38 pound* used in 1899. Christmas Robin Once As Popular As Santa Claus 15 W k V I REPEAT SPECIAL w n A Give a Gift... that’s FUN! Il'i* ITN to Drive — H*« Peppy and •ure fimird • and So ECONOMICAL! Foe yearn* of FUN, g itr a A SELL ELECTRIC BLANKET Dial The Warmth „ N A U L T SMALL CABS ARE OCR BUSINESS — NO A SIDELINE! Even All Night Bed You Want Comfort Full Two Year Guarantee 100% American Cotton Completely Washable Non-Allergenic — iMoth VMjcJOul OfloioA. Qo. See "Law of (he Flninaman'* Sundays at 5:00, Channel 2, OUT PURCHASE For Double Or Twin I— > a u j o In i r~» & * 800 French OF FA 2-1095 SHOP PENNEY’S Proof YOU’LL SAVE OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 8:00 �i_ . V rrtll SM Thum. Per. 10. 1059—Patr* 5 Ghost of Nation's Business, Banks Aiding Revenue Department First President Must Be Freezing Insurance Cut Slated For Small Car Owners TALLAHASSEE il'IMv—An estimated 130,000 owner, of tmaU can m Elorida will rome under nr«lyapproved in«uranre rate diKounti to take effert Jan. |. State Injurin'-* C om m luiticr J. Edwin Lan.in approved reductions Wednesday which will permit <le creates from SI2.I0 to Sll 50 a year mi moat areas and up to it*.70 an Dually in Miami. War«on said the discounts pro po**d by fi\# insurance compan.rv would apply to 33 make* of Ameri can and foreign cars. Additional model! may qualify later. Excluded were all «p«ri* cars and models prior to the year 1934 t.ar«on estimated the lower rale would alfect more than lou.uou compact car owners m the state now. and another So.ono to .Sow by the end of 1360. The discount plan will he offered by Allstate, General Insurance Company of America, Salcco, Na r ii n rim % n %wr. NOTICE IM htretoy n u n ?h«» I tionwide Mutual Insurance Co , and em •n«4|w.f In I»U* *■ 2«’H M nfnri *«mfnnt# C o u n ty , State Kami Mutual. Florida tindar tto* f|« tltlou* n»»na COM* SI Kt'KKKIt -Min­ nie’* j>i‘t chimpanzee of x-ir«iltri'*l Albert H. Sabin, Cin­ cinnati. Ohio, like million* of n* feel* miserable* due to the common cold. Legal Notice • *. M a n f< n| N o v e lt y »*n. «in| (hat I in la nd tn r - < i » t » r •■».! narti' with Plenty Of Soot In Jacksonville the C!l»rto *»f the Ctriull I’ourt. Customers’ Comfort Knnlnol# Count). Florida In a* NEW YORK i CPU Pro •J l * " ' * h Hi th e p r o v is io n * ».f Kiri It t#m• N am e ;... football player Johnny Olszewski ***! M#s.tion «*i *»n H n r l d a Mte tu'tt of the Washington Redskins has m :. dev elope d an attractive stadium S'.a U i i k i l i ii l i J i l t ) A tMKSO.NVU.LE it I’l’i - t stall cushion for fan* to carry to spo> • Melt) II It^llejr T » r~- V 1 ......— r T*---r 7*------ frVJiTTi. it went ifn “ - .- tins- Tail” >oi..TXry‘Fngincrr say~Jack*iinv tile i* covered hy a morning haze of soot and smoke about 30 in 30 per cent of the time. N*llr* mi I'nMIt llmrlnB Sanitary Engineer Charles Hard.NotIt* I* h*r*liy f lien In a<vorda*** wif% f* n* t** *<>!• <’f»unp /.nnln* R#gtlUt Maird nt C.*un*x iVifttnMaalnn*' • n» ' mg commented Wednesday on a •’ mrt FUf da prnpoi** t•• ih* follow ng if. i. d study hy tfir t . S. Public llralih Miporty M• i !rtf|ii«!r'«t t « .* . 4 ,r .\».*, n* j»k #* m#. i : 1 . • i r. •Scrvtic -ihtch 'howcd J.iskum J l r t n i l - III n#l a n i l ?»f, , n f H#t*. t 3 - ! l - 2 l , « m | S V I n f MU », .»f . viile-'w -wsn- p-j-’1—!—»• rate a.« tlu M^s . *ns| H .if Ml!*| of Mf» |ls ]|-IJ ( ani| ih4* pi*' V NU <,f <0, j-. .* «.f M* Rd 11V. and (hat pari uf \\ **f \K , Mf highest in the 'leu aith an index IS -il-J: \ «• %» |(d • ,*». nt I0L P'ti-i H irin g will H* h*ld |i . > , | Other Southern cities and ihrir y 11•ft■r si, H<*r|>i *, in ip * I'sfiint) •'■•itiitn**,.i fn«*m m !*»■• *tnh# J', polJut.o.. .ate* inrlt.dr liwton Rouge l A *-* ■i ’ \ Xt of at Rss.sst lifiraf:# i a* |»i*s*il * llnard nf f’liur/t i* fmniMif»it«ri with Kit; Atlanta, lit. limning Mfmtfiul* (’mint). Florida ham. 16(1. and Houston. 123. lU* Jsihn Kr dfr. Chairman However, health official* .aid thi­ vitMi: lu t »d M ilati h*l r i |i«. in hr p |t». n ly can neier become a* smog hound a* lais \ngclcs because «d •* I I ' m M i r || r* rl M * thr Hat topography and almost eonJ r h * t #h>* K • #I| III All l t d «i M i t h Mf* m i e»f * ’• - f tt t Mki ( "tin^x ’/ ..... .. f*. •| . • »• 1 v tinuouv wmils. n *1# 1 ' s u n t ) . F 1 <m l d « . p n t p o i M t * »..n * •».* ic , . • .. I'M. Ilpllk fin -«■ fie Ks!''3r! | s # t t v « - t i *< int m *r i 1*1 f.*r Mliop|» >■ t ' f t i t n ; A l l i h « » ■ .. f i» * K ' , Smith said i-orrrctiie slrp* were • f lh * XK *a 0 ' - ' 1- a n d t h a t | in* NK'» of *4111 ^fslluti ?l n»"rr p«rtl< ularljr d*»s rthr«i Am ful •*»• underway because "Ihr turning H#* a : *.* -*» . i# t h * m ; , . . f Rjifil point" is now. Stale health worker* r*.*« n a • ^ ■ to n « ih» d t h t S K '« ■ • \ I. . ■ - reported frequent complaint* o! >“ i i for « • . • ***!••.• .w . .. i •. i M'.1* rtf in* Nl 'g . !hfrt«# run M *'«%*0.S** K thr W ||m nt ?•* odor*, ga*. dust in the air and paint Y»'% nf Ih * V K ' i rtf t f i * M : » , * 41.1 Sr. t 2 1 . 4 #«| • A o . , f damage to automobile* f' trt A !'•».(•; 113*11. # tun S I *• 13 .*•** K. 4 '11*1 Ills c Iff : (*i Cl fi l , m Smith's stall is currently taking |h*rt< # r o n M I I * U K A U l R l A f i i * o f | i * ’. » ft t<» 4 pt u f t « >|e > pictorial evidence «( smoke cun« t ’ h a rlr< u l * r « n r q r .» t h r i l * h r ; t h r u . • t u n 4 l**un u t e 4 1 * ..f • . .( lamination and will call on the f i t **u I a f « ! * » » • 1 ) 1 4 M * J|. haxl ntf 4 r * ( H u « o f l . n §n«» f ; *m | 4 .» .» • .1 » n « l r n f 1 1 * O t t , 4 d l«t *n« * o f t <» 4 p i u f 14 m k f n • \ •• • thr- 1 offender and request him to correct l u * rtf I h * N K ' i s»f t h « NF. 1 rtf M i d M* «tu«ti 3 1 ; l h * n . r r u n M •* «»; the .situation P « V . n g R* id K 1 1 n * fo< $ •( « ! * * * • n f i l ft frt i h r |*« l|| » n t m r . Smith said Jacksonville dors nut I n p « t r h « MP: c . r ,. f hr S P . \ >f » h r V K ' , Mr, t 2 1 - 2 IM 3 *‘ e r,»n ^ liavr an air pollution ordinance hut • * u 2 3 9 * K ■ I o n * tn# K li n n o f t n * N i : » , #»f t h « S C ' , «,f * 4 I > r M ) M ; , f o r 4 ifltta n i * f f i t o % |»t o f i a Mg* 1 1 . » *4 1 ' n 4 •11 ilrr . i n t t a clause in one regulation prohibits • o i n # l r f t ; i h t n * * L i n A l u n « t h r atc « ( »4t«l * f r r u U r . * » \ r i.s t h * I r f discharge of "black" smoke on tilt­ to . v •• W 4 ■ a I ■1 • •. • • . m u * t . . o' IK fi m • p<int» f to n g * n r) ; lh*n* • run N M* 14 1* u • 11 •1 4 »,•• ed*. Legal Notice of la i n i n * I ' u l l . l h * i i t * ru n N l i ' l l .'I ' K. 4 • l . a U n i r ,»f ; f » tn a |»t. t h r u , * r u n s B I ' l R ! * * U 4 uf ........ ( l (•• • p> T » . r n . r r u n M |*s*| . * 2 l ’ \\ , 4 d t « 1 4 l|r# o f 2 i*t! Am |o 4 |»l , (||#|m # r,|n M .Mrin innlt ♦ r- J . 2 », c o u n t ) , FI or id A H' l o h n Kr il l'* . A t t a i t . I * 4 i id >1 I Royal Masons Hold Elections ilitrh il told I'ntted Press International. An | how much tfiey received ■ initial printing of in million copies dent* or interest. of Form 5219 has been increased to | Many firms have said »h* IRS ix million copies and the IRS may did not make the request early a«k for five million more. enough in the year. Still others art In addition, firms have requested unwilling to undertake the expense mil received permission to reprint making such individual tallies. Form 3219 thrm«rlve*. Some, shyThe fR.q estimated that nearly ing away from the form because it fjvr billion dollars of dividends and tnrn'.ton» * eniorcement action," inter«*t go unreported each year. are preparing reminder of their It said a mwjur reason la that peo­ ns •* ple don't know this income is tax Official* acknuwr'edged that the able. This is especially true in the IKS wa* merting with less success case of interest which is credited to m it* request that corporations and savings accounts and not withthrtft institution* send stockholders drawn. Such income is mat as taxand depositor* a year-end tall* of able as a cash payment. B A R G A IN Po pul a r B r a n d s at Farrell's SN O -TR EES bx Mile hell ____ WHITB and COLORS —i1.011111* "**■ l.arte.l. map* IfeauliliiP |1i«iil«s Arcade Package Store .110 Mitchell-Specialties U r « l S ulr » l || m %, 1T - *•- Ml in I r r n I'ar k \V* (live Top Value Stamp* So n ia Say*i: 6IVE YOURSELF A NEW CAR This Christmas! Maybe You s'N.ay You Can’t Afford On# — But - Holler Motor Sales IN • II u VI l | 11 . .1 t \ | \( \ M \ i i N«. \N . Can Help You Make Your l)ream« %• IU T T Y II t t l l a l e A V, M i l M 1 III I'l THRILLS CALORIC SPORTSMAN & HOBBY llr' M il D o n ' l ( i a l l i e K n r R f l S p e e d w a y T h e O n ll i g S a l . K a r r a N i l e . A l D e c . 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' * 4 >1 f , m n n i V • ’ *( • II 1. 1 1 2 I l l ( l l l i v « u ( * | | ■ • • »• • % N O T IF 'II u \ il i » , * f i • | * * ( m | >• t ..................................... A l- s o : 1 n h r f v» ■AH** i With A New IMan If You Lack Sufficient Cash F<«r Tha Down P in rnenl You fan H ring In Your M nnsy— In Any A m ount — At Any Time Yrm (Txrvvae. Holler M otor Sabu Will Hold Your Money U ntil Such lime A, You Hava A LarRo Knongh IlefNxsil For The Down Payment — And Then Credit Tour Money Toward The Purchtoto Of Vt . ) | 1114 rt •T il • *«( l | Fri. Nite December 11 ADMISSION: $ 1 . 5 0 Come True Fasier Than Y'ou Think! l»* » t n | # n f % 1 III ) III II v is. - Sanford 7 - 1 111 ! * ! • i n * »♦ f , & F. Legal Notice \\ ACTION • MODIFIED Ka.-sl I X I Ml- ) III' II I • III It I lit I III XIX III .11 lilt I VI I llll | | t IX VMl I llll *1.111X1111. I 1,1 \ | | » 1 (MIIM % | R 1^1 S TO C K C AR R A C IN G PRICES on C c h v o t Ja 'Hiere are tti ttoo i«») item* to the Library ol t'ongre»s i l ’l* -% K. ■ 141411* M Ilf r •*••".» ft ||, |h | |v |l, I *«• >•11• h • 4 r 1 rt £ M i l l M« iirl>| m m * M* u i l 'i u l o I ’ o u n t '* » r ! »l • •• 1 . K lM f h ig , in i h * C o u n t ) C o n > m i » R i « i t i t r « r o o m o n l ) r » # m i * r r J• ■ I” ° « M o r a • •«yun i l i r r * 4 f t t r * 9 1 * ar M r M " 4 rd o f ( ' o u n i > 1 "m n iissi.in , NKW YORK (CPU—The city of New York i« putting the Ireeie on George Washington's gho«t. The furnace in historic Jumrl Manston. Washingtons headquart ers in retreat in 1'• and now » soy museum, broke down a .nontti aa-> and the temperati.re in It* 2u anti que filled riMints ha» dropped to be low freezing on several occasions Washington's troubled spirit. •vhieh it -aid to pace there on win trv nights vsith a spvgla** in It* pale hands, had better bundle up in an ectoplasmic greatcoat. lt'« going to he cold inside for at least another wrek until heal is restored The city spend* HSO.OOU a year to maintain the upper Manhattan tourist attraction, anti city father* have made all haste lo replace the 193 year-old mansion , corroded furnace boiler. Rul official hasle ran somrtimes in- a snail'* pace o« cause ol lhr necessity of ailvi-r tisirj. for hul*. lelt'ng esvnlract* x**d ..iher rni iwpe —in the x. «<**“*. Henry If — in de Erise, the curator, and a staff n( ll4r arr , arrving on-playing |10., lo j Vfr.,i;P of nearly ?t«i visitors a day. The city ho* pro vuled no temporary healing ar rangement*. and the score of fireplace* used in Washington's dsy ctti i h. utilized f..r fear of hum u,g down one oi die naiiun's most aumirt-d iiislnriral shrines -----------------------... ., . " ,l »■*' “*rd "* ''uil-i.'>JU hoturs . in lJir Ended Mates in 1920. com pared willi more than Ih million ‘.uslev. W VSHINGTON i I T l) —'The guv- The servile has xskrd corpora ernmenl reported today that its I lions, hanks and savings a*ti>ria drive to set people to pav income hums in send each .stockholder or .dcp«»it'»r a copv of the notice at tax on dividends and interest 1‘ iu-rnd of the year. getting a hi* assist from corpora these (irm; haxp responded re bon* and savings institutions. niarkahlv well." an IRS spokesman The campaign, on for several months, was announced tmiav h* interna! Revenue Service Coinmt*smner liana Latham. He said till­ effort was two-sided with the main emphasis on rd iu .mug taxpayer* The Lake Mon.oe k'iuptc; No and a secondary puriiote of pro*id 13 R \M held thetr officer eiertton (ng closer scrutiny of tav returns meeting recently with Woodrow T()p |„ s estimated the govern- lash elected high priest: J F mpnj lose* 3oo million dollar* a Rlarkntan. king and \aron E , f i r in lave* on unreported divi Wooten, scribe (lends and interest other estimates Rov R Wright and Prank 1. have ranged a* hign as one billion Miller were re eleeted to the posts dollars of treasurer and serretarv. \ key weapon in the drivr is IRb Korm 3219. a reminder to taxpayer* that dividends and inlcrest arr Shop For Christmas a* taxable at wages and salaries At T b e New A ll | / „ r V - u i . r l i f * " 1 J* ttl,K n i NEW YORK l PI i _ The height f,»ne frustration was reached in IS;“ «ben boxer* Andy Bowen and -'ack Burke fought 110 ro u n d s-to -<*11 K. i>t 4 •h'* '' 1 b ... V v • • * my • W IIII.K IT IS BEING IIKIJJ BY I S! * *14 a a J ' » BUY A N EW CAR! ABOVE A LL sV 7 O ff On The Right Foot ? What better up-to-date way wi t h can your you Local BUY A U S ED C AR ! keep and BUT <2 C o u n t y N e w s , t h a n wi t h “ S e m i n o l e C o u n t y ’s O n l y Daily Buy From N e w s p a p e r ? ’’ For Home Delivery Call FA 2-2611 Ih r Hanford Herald I ,1 j HOLLER MOTOR SALES ’’Where Your Car Money Crows” COIL PALMKTTO AVK. AND 2nd *ST. PHONK FA 2-0711 �t I By A tanM m r B O B B Y Sanford's Biddy basketball laacoa wfll start Its 10 wMk ftJM atbadttia Saturday morning with eontaaU batwtea six locdlly gpaaaartd taaiaa. Stamp* lacunae* Agency will matt Swninola Sporting Goods, Higginbotham’a Standard Oil will go agaiast Xobooa'a Sporting Goods and Saaford Eloctrie will am t Soualllat sad Aadonoa’a Drue Stora la ths wornlay’s fiaal contact. Ths Saaford lacraation Dopt. has ampioysd Stminols Hifh Coach Data Lauda to supervise tha basketball profrsai for boys I t years old aad under. LA YN E , STB B LB B B G U A X T tA B A C K , S E T S A M tY ti'F.L. PBCOXP XABD, Ohio (UP!) - Soaar Liston, tha PhBtvywclfht who elafma ha ess boat say msa allvs had aaothar cdnviadng victory la his record to* ap his boast. S y a s r s ld B a s h a r C ity f if h ta r . th ir d n a k e d t a d t r t . b e tte d o u t a Weedy technical k a o e k o u t M V e X Y 7 /M g tr e r o s s e s r * e B A U , X A V //K 9 BtCertTLY 0 B O K E /i 5 M M / B A tw * f t e c o x p O F % O l6 B A SSe* a ttm m btk p. Dixit Crystals 1st club tabes se Its second oppoosot t i tbs m u m today Is a i i m at Now Smyrna Btseb. ThS dob last ta DsLaad abuffioboardtra Tuesday afternoon, ae-lf. Uses Use 1« ■ember* Join in sMUr court sad club nctl.iarv moot will betas W a/tn from irtjT cities ta Ssafsrd Dae. M, ta com­ pote for amateur mixed double* elinpteaahfpa, Saaford will be host ta tear# than IS ebuffleboard eiohi January tail la tba Celery CUT Doable* Teunumwt aad «1U m tlre sitey ; t t a n w a i w f e « r tha y*b. IMS "Msa's-Ladte*' or Mixed doable*" tournament. The club* will come from Northern aad Coatnl Florida. The Sanford Srsue'a annual Christmas party will he TUetJiy. The elub usually play* toil *o other central Florida croup* once a weak durias tba winter month* and trsreli to ethtr r-rmmt weakly, Parry laid. Tba club buildInS is Pbft Mellon Park 1* open every afternoon and inveral evealagi. New member* may Jda far a imin fee. A pot luck (upper ia bald at the dub house each first Sad third Thursday af tha month. MuffBigdunce laavoa Pryor1! stats aaooad apat with IS ulna. WBnaa-Malar waa ria p ilb lo Aw ths awOrtstars downfall, as they was Usd last two from Robaou'a, altar that taam took the first game by d huge Mere, Needing two or thfdd wins to (tab lh« Drat place porttian, Robson's Just couldn’t get tha vtnia again after that first game. -l.tbWe Whitehead waa top for tha fportitera. WilsonMalafa wbala team got Into tba M A WaSIsNe a Ween lass. . . wwbat w*l olaaytoappty M o o re d MoteiHi SENKARIK *°fSfRO#F. , GLASS and PAINT CO. W. M V.lAMf BEACH, Pla. (U P IK Tha baseball mattinga turned out ta bo a complete bust for the Mil- Sin Francisco and Clevaland .w o lxterasUd ta tha IttUw £*» wnultf* Braves and New York Yaikata, who came In plenty hopeful but laft empty-handed. Neither of tha two cluba waa able to awinf a lingla deal sithoush both tried in evary poislbl# directionGanaral Manaier Johnny Me­ llila of the Braves took off for Milwaukee still looklnf for a firststring second baicmsn. while Yankee officials headed home without either the lell-titldar or Taaple as Prlaetonas front-lina pitcher they aouiht. Ldlalle M Lahlgh M "Wa'ra not ilvlnc up," nid Dartmouth 14 Rhode Island SI Me l lair, obviously disappointed. Naw York U 13 Bulgers l* “There la still plenty of tima far Harvard M WUIlsms fT us to shop around." Yale Bl Fardbam as Tima SnMiac Out Holy Cron IS St. Ansalm’a 71 Actually, there isn't as much SOUTH time as h* thinks. If he has Maryland 7# Virginia « Frank Bolling of the Ttiara or Mmls-Har 74 Oaargtlown Xy. 73 Gil McDouiald of the Yankeea in Tana. Wesleyan U Chattanooga IS mind, Mellila baa only ftva more Murray SI. *7 Ttxaa Wesleyan At days because the new Inter-lriiu* MIDWEST trading period officially tada Baldwin-Wallacn 7S Adrain 17 Dae. 13. Dayton Al Miami (Ohio) ts And if he'a hoping to land Dan ObarUn Si r«ut 4k Blaalngame of the Cardlmli, Belak N Ripen N some other club Is liable to beat Notre Dame A3 Northwestern Al him to the punch AOVTMWEST Oklahoma U Texas Tech « Miami rria.) 71 Houston U Top Choice Ttaai Christina IP Tulsa 77 NEW YORK (UPD-Thn Evans WIST vUle, Ind. Purple Acts, victor* in New Mexico St. 77 Colorado M 44 uf their last 34 basketball gamas, Montana Slate 71 South Dakota 13 were picked today by tha United Press International B o a r d of Coaches to wind up th« 1UM0 Ma­ Horvath Recovers SOSTON (UP!) - Bronco Hor- son at national small cotlaga cham­ vath of tha Boston Bruins, lend­ pions. ing scorer la tha National Hockey League, kss recovered from a ton Injury and will play against INTRODUCIN tha Tarnotn Mapla Laafs tonight. Cage Scores Holiday Bowl LOS ANOELES (UPl) - Six local course! will hold qualifying rounds on Jan. 4 for the 144,300 Id* Angelaa Open golf tourna­ ment which begin* four days later, ligular PQA tour playara will antomiUeally draw about u of tha 1M spots la the tournameat. I I ta fv : Shop For Christmas At The New G PICTURES OF SANFORD'S MOST MODERN HARDWARE STORE ■ Constant Competitors MELBOURNE. Australia (UPl) —Australia and (be United Stales hlva engaged In tvary Davis Cup *«■ beginning at 1110 p. * . as.t, tatpla challenge round since IMS. f *f,ll If It’s Hardware, W e Have I f D ent de k tha hard way I TncUo tha problem the modern bwilneeilfha way—honour SANFORD O .A.C.vFIN AN CK Tel. FAirfea 2-3/43 Give FISHING TACKLE Soloct from thin complolo a rra y Taeklo from our now, complete 421 North Oreafo Jhoot* 401 WoM Control Avonuo... 124] goal Coloniol Drive...... M n b m W jM , Tel. GArden 4-3604 Tot. GArdon 3-4493 TelGAfdon 5-244] anfcyf-tt ✓ of Finking HARDWARE STORE SEE OUR CHRISMAS LIGHTS Hill “ S ™ 1 H a rd * 211 S. Oak Avt. 4l Gift* For Christman | FA 2-1122 �1 \ • » T* ,"“* r ............ — ■rrT yr:T ? y j* •XkV*’ fominoles In Cage Action Thurs. Dec. 10, 1959—Page T Cite fovinqJbn CAGE ACTION SCENES show the Seminole High basketball enters in action Tueaday night as they romped over Lyman 68-35. It was the first game of the aeason for the local quintette. Next Tuesday they journey to DeLand for a basketball tilt with tho Bulldogs. (Staff Photos) faafarft frra li Covers Sports Kilrea W as Here Off-Season Job Spr in g fie l d , Man. <u p i ) Brian Kllrta, a rookie with the Springfield Indians, la the fourth member of hD family to play In the American Hockey League. The others ware Wally, Hee and Ken Kilrea. NEW YORK (UP!) - Lee G lw * cup, the former University of Utah alar now a member of Dm New York Football Giants, la a perttime journalist as wan as a apart*, caster during the sff-seasM la ( a ll Lake City. ■* By JERRY COVINGTON Ward Goodrich, business manager of the Sanford Greyhounds last season, was signed the other day by the Leesburg Orioles to run their front office for the I960 campaign. After being out of the Florida State League fur several seasons. Leesburg has signed a sound working agreement with Baltimore and. along with Lakeland, is ready to cuine back in to make it nn eight team league once again. This Ward is quite a guy. Last year was his first season as business mnnngcr and he really did a bang up job. Although the Greyhounds let the baseball fans in Sanford down, he did a fine job of pro­ moting and with a halfway decent sea­ son it could hava been a tremendous sue* cess. Wnrd really put all that he had into making baseball a success here once again but. after such a big let down by the Sen­ ators, you can't blame him fur seeking an­ other location. He really ctiioyed. h iu u m mcr here and he made quite n few friends. However, battling it out with the Nats all season was u little too much for him. I've got ii sneuking suspicion what at­ tracted Ward to Leesburg. Although his profession has been a disc jockey for several big radio stations. the way he used to mnke his living was driving race cars. Leesburg has • micromidget racing track and several times last summer while the Greyhounds (better known to Ward as the "Holdogs'’) were on the road, he would slip off from his wife and would have 10 laps behind him before you could blink an eye. I’m sure that he was highly attracted by Baltimore but I'll be willing lo place U small wager that the .Micro's had a big hand in it. The Leesburg ball club can rest as­ sured that they will loose less baseballs than anyone in the league. Ward used to sit with Lonnie Padron and myself in the press box on top of the stadium and when a ball was fouled over the top, he would run right to the edge in hot pursuit. Lon­ nie and I used to bet on which night he would go over. The folks in Leesburg really have a fine business manager and if anyone can make baseball go It will be Ward. I'll never lorget nil the fine aummer evenings we spent together wstching the “UoidngalLga througli the paces. On* thing I can say for the guy Is that he never gave up. The I team hnd just dropped 17 in a row and when they came back and won three games he was just as proud as punch. Leesburg—Our loss is your gain! Best of luck Wnrd. Akins, Moyer To Fight Tonight | Double Duty CUT RATI LIQUORS EVERY nOTTI.K AT niHl'OlXT Whiskey - Gin - Vodko o iunicF*^ hen iVjla.nTr Denny Moyer meets veteran Virgil Akim in a 10 round boxing match. A k i m , the ex-welterweight champ, will have a definite ad­ vantage over Moy«r In experience. Out youth will be on Moycr'a aide. “ ’KJKU.Vtd, Oh!. \L ITT —” llob Pulford, the Turonto Maple Leafs' crack center, attends evening clasves at the University of Toronto durine the hockey ted at the University of British Columbia last summer. GIFT DECANTERS 3 Walker Barber Shop, Go Devils vs. Faust Drug. Jan. 6, National Guard vs. Evans Roofing, VAIl •1 vs. McRoberts Tire, Robson's vs. Dynatronics. Jin . 7, Robson's vs Faust Drug. VAIM va. Walker Barber Shop, McRobcrt. Tire vs. Dynatronics. Eagles Sign QB PHILADELPHIA i l l ' l l -Q u a r­ terback Jack Communis of the University of North Carolina has signed a I960 contract with the t’hiladclnhia Eagles of the Na­ tional Football League. Commun­ is, a local boy and the Eagles' No. t choice in the recent NFL 1 draft, completed 1GS of 331 pastes ! in hit three year career at North 1 Carolina. Twenty-eight race* are seheduled for tonight at 7:30 at the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club as £ schooling continues in preparation w t»r th# track's opening Dec. 19th. A total of 112 greyhounds will go to the post. In the 13th race. Ed Bluelace wilt seek her second schooling win. In her initial start here she hit a siuling 31.31 seconds over the 3 loth* rails course, the fastest schooling time turned in to date. OPEN _ 3 for II1.7J V L ’Y $ y» A # Ith I fe e St 141 LlH 112 W . FIR S T S T. STOCK This M o n th 'O THIS o ff RECLINERS SWIVELS MONTH S a n t a Says: Be S u r e to SEE al l these Bargains! T h e r e ’s I f MIN - 0* *4* SN/Nf. —' Schooling Tonight • 7:30 P. M. • Free Admission • Over 20 Hates Regular Season Opens Dec. 19th OkafoSkute/ 3 4 “ S t a r t i n g at OPEN FRIDAY EVENING Ti l 9 P. M . BUY NOW a U - : W - l - D - E Selection! (Easy Terms Too) •CENTER# 1100 FRENCH AVE. 1st BlUSsSi Old Hickory Old Slagg Bourbon Detail Fleiachmann ty brook O C C A SIO N A LS At The New E. Four Roaoa Old Crow Anilem *fttt 7 Crown Schenley Calvert O .F .C . S fee tti.M i A up AUCKLAND, \ . Z. lLPT7—Ever | hear of the same horse winning * ^ P o u Idea Do Kuvper Q JO* both ends of a dally double? Weil i firm to da Menthe* *;u, •Rum it happened ~h»TT* a nuir.jer el A»k about o u r Hpeclal Caao Dlaeewale years ago when Count Defaulter won the first race a> the fourth choice and then came back to win the second a t th- favorite for a SANFORD - OPEN 8 A. M, TIL MIDNIGHT SM dally double return. Platform ROCKERS Shop For Christmas 211 3th WHISKEY * A WIDE SELECTION OF B E D R O O M F U R N I T U R E ’• 28 Schooling Races Tonight ^ SECTIONALS .City Gets A ssist COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP!) —The city of Cincinnati received an as­ sist from the Ohio Supreme Court Wrdnesdsy in its plans to build a two million dollar parking lot ntar Crosley Field, home of the Reds. The Supreme Court support­ ed two lower court rulings in re­ futing to restrain the city in Us venture. A laundry and towel sup­ ply company had charged the A cUy with building the lot near w the park on the grounds it was part of a deal to keep the Iteds in Cincinnati at least until 1965. r.uhenbetwMr * *» A nine team adult city league Go Devils, VAH-1 vs. National McRoberts Tire. Jan. I, Robson's opens tho 1938 «o Sanford Recrca- Guard. Dec. 10, McRoberts Tire v*. VAH-1, National Guard va. vs. Robson's. Walker Barber Shop vs. Fautt Drug, Dynatronics vi. Evans Hoofing. Dee. II, Dynatronics vs. Nation­ al Guard. Faust Drug vs. Evans Roofing. Walker Barber Shop vs. Go Devils. Dee. 16. Walker Bar­ ber Shop vs Robson's. Dynatronics vs. VAH-1. Fautt Drug vs. Na­ tional Guard. Dec. 17, Faust Drug vs. VAH-1, Walker Harbor Shop VI. McRoberts Tire. Evans Roof­ ing vs. Go Devils. Drc. 28, Evans Roofing vi. Hobson's, Go Devils vs. National Guard, Fautt Drug vi. Dynatronics. Dec. 29, Evans Roofing va. McRoberts Tirr, Go Devils v«. VAH-ll, National Guard vs. Robson'sDec. 30. Go Devils vs Dyna. Ironies, Evans Roofing vs. Walker Barber Shop. National Guard vs. Rtlska Vodka |& 4 £ Flelachmann Gin Ilk I fee IMS BEAUTIFUL City A d u lt Cage League Opens M onday Otion Department Basketball sea­ son Monday night by playing three gsmes in the Seminole High School gym. Three gsmes will be played on each Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evening throughout the season. The teams entered arc: Go Devils and VAH-1 of NAS; Evans Roofing, Faust Drug, Walker Bar­ ber Shop, Dynatronice. McRoberts £ Tire, Robson'a and National Guard. Spcctatori are welcome and there is no admission charge. The schedule is as follows: First round; Drc. T, Robson's vs. Go Devils, VAil-1 vs. Evans Roofing, McRoberts Tire vs- Faust Drug. Dec. 9. Dynatronics vs. Walker Barber Shop, McRoberts Tire vi. $2.99„> EGGNOG $2.69, 1 b o u r b o nm$3.993th CtMiliun— f f I h POHTLAND, Ore. (UP1) -Y outh vs. experience will hr., w itched .-- - . ■ PLENTY F R E E PARKING FA 2-795$ Located S .Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17*92 aom n ;.. # �% ^ X tL c o v K H E R A L D Cfossifod Ads Bring Fast Results MAKCS T > }*n*«ie«r w t OP y o u * M ojflv, MIA\ TW*« all MICAM ^ yoov« got. CLASSIFIED IN DBS WIN? . 1. M 2. t m By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN Feed 2-BEDROOM frnmv wuae in very food coedition' sprinkler- ays tcm; front and raar amanad in porch; garage; largo cornor lot; ( aoa w. sotb. St «. V u M to Bee* I. Real b u tt Wax* I. Rm J b u t* fee Bete LAKE FRONT Property in Oateen 244 ft on lake; 231 f t on front; 7 r f t on East; to ft. an Weat; modem 2 bedroom borne, double garage: to fruit tree*; 1 in. well. Ph. Orlando, GArden 1-5777 • Mortgage U u i 7. Bwaiaete OopertaMi#* GIB.KlOS, YOU ALL LO O K GLUM 1 "C L tia U V L T .n E VC H REASON T ' BE.GRANDMA/ WE JUST WEATO TH NEW) ASSISTANT TRUANT J O F F I C E R . . . f--------- V WELCOME ...HOLDS RECORDS FOR LONq-DISTANCE RUNNING/ • except m t fa ta r PYSMYPccm, MOSTD U tlX im tEll JUN6LE M U CrWirewNtWr 1 MoSTDiaf J 'KUOLONE KNiWtUE PUAMIOM WAT NOT IMMORTAL f /---- —------ * NAVY A N D NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD I t Electrical Serricee 14. BnUdieg • PaMteg II. Special Bertieae 11-A Raaety P arian IB. Plewera * Ptaato If. Peta • Llreaterk * II. Machinery • Taela It. Rm U aad Meter* 24. AntoaaoMlea ■11 .b a ite r OPPfCK SPACE with a ? TniTSUTOak Avenue. BROKER tot Be. Park Are. Pk PA 2-SNI POE SALE ST OWNER; ilouie, 311 Holly Ave., 2-bedroom a. Priced for quick aale at *8,400, 11,000 down paym ent Contact Mra. M. L. Rabon, IMS E. .Seminole R!>d praneff' w» e* WCTR ATTACK' . T*NA../f ■ H w am s u p m •mts rf 2 c n ! Tirss y,cu tic «*!*«*«• inti ke e c i a a YiOLunr i ttxa 1»* ---------- a ci, &ce! . p*o,iiTfc __V ^ to . UTICA' WAS NOTWC ID SoWiOW) IT 14 WO two >OU.' THC OUFFACE 1 OFTNED f \ f f ! g FAMOUS ADVANCE ^ M CN O K CITY.' .IH P 9 V H R T tm lo n e pan d er U L N Y W R D I D O S N N E N Y O U C E U T E R T N tS N O T E / / e a t t a H A T 'r N s s c o u r s e * G A M E DID T O TM * SH E O /E E ' ---------------f A N D hUE D E P U T Y ... I Mi a n w m i l b . in TH O SE K I L L E R * M U S T rnrT GO/ m tk c uwYEQft o rtice • ^ SCPAMBLCD OAGWOOO ■ HOWPONT YOUWANT >009(005 THU • MO0NIK4? iMMAr DOVOUMEAM, HOW DON’T I WANT JJ mv ecicsjM is ,— -7 M O R N I N G v y -S C. A. W W 'don, Sr. / CAN'T ST O P * LAUJH'Ndl ] Stenstrom Realty RERBERT STENSTROM Regiatered Broker I.EN RIS.NER LOTTIE BROADWAY ■Jg -JOU1 rbltt O W N W W A 'N T o ' P1ZZA ETS — ihrj rc Home-made BETTVE n . SMITH by l.illie. Get them ONLY at the Caab down U m ertgaiea w l « e Aaaeciatea bonaea to the cewHry located 111 N. Park OFFICE BAR in Lake Mary. Pk. PA M t » mm t >at«. One henae rented, leed water. SELL or TRADE; 3‘Bedroom, l 1* bath,. CB. Florida room. Nicely SEE AND MAKE OFFER ? TRAILER LOTS with trees. City land.taped U i z iw corner iiakt meter avauanir. seven lot. 13.300 down or will trade WILE TRADE Oaka Trailer Park, Ph FA 2 3178 for other property. Will finance CBS kerne with enk fleer*, enpart of down payment if deairFURNISHED I bedroom house elend garage, 1444 *q. ft. In all ed. 130 E- Coleman Cirele. near base. Phone FA 2 3007 or far lata, land or what havt yoe. FA 13730. ROSA L PAYTON FURNISHED one bedroom apart­ ment. Water furnished. 2i00<» Regiatered Real Eitale Broker Sanford Avenue. 243 month. Ap Mary E. Carmen — le e Salrall II. E. Roger#, Sr. Aaaeciatea ply apartment 3 after 0:00 p. m. Pk. PA M S I it-oi at Hiawatha 3 ROOM furnished apartment: first floor: close to town; 840 BARGAIN - MOVE fN TODAY 2 BR. house on Magnolia. Just out month. Call FA 2 8241, of city Mini's; kitchen equipped, New deluxe duplex, kilthen equip­ Venetian blinds, apace heater. ped with carporte *73. Must aell at once. *3995. Will 2 RK. home, kitchen equipped, trade for late model ear. 173 mo. FA 2 0441 or FA 20333. 1 BR. home, furnished. MO. mo FOR THE CHOOSY FAMILY 1 BR. home, furnished *33 mo. ROSA L. PAYTON, Broker 28tO Hiawatha FA 3130! Neat 2 Bedroom frame, one lwo lota, with bearing citrus and gar­ RENT A IIED den. *7.004. Roltxway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Uiy, Week nr Month. 1 bedroom*, masonry, POUR loti, CARROLL'S FURNITURE only *10,700. Ph. FA 2-318! 118 W. 1st St. bedrooms, frame. Ideally located 3 BEDROOM unfurnished house, 2 on two very beautiful lota—re­ kitchen electrically equipped. duced to low low price of *11,400. 2413 Willow Avenue. Call FA 20371. 2 bedroom masonry on beautiful take, *13,300. 3 ROOM, elean, modern, furnished apartment, Ml palmetto. Phone 2 bedrooms, frame, neat, comfort­ FA 2 1338. able, on 4*» acres, five acre* Fl'R.NI.SHF.D 3 bedroom house, in bearing grove, excellent loca­ Floral Heights Ph. FA 2 2097 or tion, with investment features, FA 33730. priced at *37,000. includes pre­ sent citrus crop. Look into this. ROOM and ROARD In private home. Ph, FA 2 0082. 3 bedroom,, over 300 ft. frontage on well traveled paved Stale EFFICIENCY apartment, 3tJ W road. Good location foe family 3rd. Phone FA 3 2*18. grocery and service station, well FURNISHED apartment of four worth the price, *10,400. roomi and hath; adult* only. Phone FA 2 4333. 3 bedrooms, masonry, on two large oak shadrd lots, beautiful oak STORE and office — about 900 floors, III,ISO, sq. (K (07 W. 1st. See owner li t W. 8th. 4 bedrooms, rural location, fenced yard, hearing rltrua tree«, very FURN Apt. 2BIVO W 1* St nice and only *7,300. 2-BEDROOM, -kitchen equipped house. Phone FA 24(M3 4 bedrooms, neat ai a pin. clnj* to WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* everything, very nice furniture, ready to move in, 812,300. private baths, 114 W. First St. 4-ROO.M f u r n i s h e d house. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THESE, huy lour me* large Inis, just off W. FA 2 118!. 1st. St. for 11,404 and build your 2-REDROOM furnished house. 11 own. Smyrna Dr., DeRary, NO 8-4871. FURN. apt. 300 Park Ave. TWO BEDROOM home, 403 San Ca r I o a. Kitchen equipment, *43 00 Phone FA 2-3831. SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gables, loi Magnolia. FA 2 0720. 4th Addition Homei Designed For Florida Living. S t 4 Bedroom* — 1 * 2 Baths RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate — laanraaea Be rely Bead* 218 Bo. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2 3841 Hanford Evans Bldg. twke Mary Th. PA 2-1290 O f. jmEmt VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 L nyaq 114 N. Park Ave. Th. PA 2-4123 You can move in immedi­ ately while tho paper* are MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor LAKE MARY . FA 2-3227 of FA 2-1944. b e in g pm ceM od. We Guarantee Peraona! Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. LOCH ARBOR CANAL FRONT w • Crystal Drive This three bedroom home with l'v bathe, kitchen equipment, dis­ posal. exhaust f»n, space heater and Venetian blinds can he yours for (he low down payment of *1904 end assume tow in­ terest rate mortgage of iH% . The owner has been transferred and has authorized ua to lower the price to *14.800 with imme diate possession. Exclusive list- OacWi ’a (pkq. SJtoM A Samovar ggj V O D K A /]/<Si&yam6 gbf CHRISTMAS m decanter | d IB __ _ $ 0 9 9 J ' Regular $5.98 w Fifll FARMERS AGENCY N, V, Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian fl. Trama Associates. ltd S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2 3211 After hours, FA 2 281*. FA 2 4921. FA 2 0281 S e a g r a m 's V Q Just Received Over 156 This Week & Reaatifal Lamp* treated by "Darryl,'* America'! formoet lamp designer. Soma with genuine ehina mid pottery haste. Style* aad rnlnra for aay room drror. These lamps usually sell for *9.93 A up. Our Speeial Holiday Price . . . . M /to /u e o e HAVt YOU M EN SO d U >4«/ J I ACL TW t G U YS A VVOULO TA ICC 0 * J t LOOK Ar u a a n o x e e p o iu g o in g * SPECIAL! Table Lampa wilh malrbint s . i Floor Lamp W T«o ECHOLS nEDDLNft COMPANY 119 So. Palmetto / FA 2-8321 Reg. $6.65 SCOTCH SPECIAL MARTINS W O HAIG & HAIG C P OO VAT 69 USHERS Green Stripe Kentucky “ $ « Tavern R,f*,5-75 " P t 40 Popular Brands At Cut Rate Pricea 89 O S C A R ’S P KG. STORE OPEN Mew. Thru Tbure. 7 - i t fri. A Bat. I • 18 HTATF. RIWAY 48 C arter Geae-a A lleardall Av*. n FA 2-7*1 �\ i 1 - A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business P a y! Ph. FA2-2611 HOUSE for Salt or T rad e Price 17,J00. T rrm i. Ph. FA 2 11S4. «■ Rtal Extern For Sal* 3. Real Eatate For Bala BY OWNER: 3-Bedroom CB home with large Florida room, dining area. Large equity for tale cheap. 103 Shannon Dr. Phone FA 33334. BY rWNER: 3-bedroom frame 7>i year old formatted bouse; lot 19t' i 1Jg.' One m l* to school and shopping center. R ton able. 1141 Minnesota Ave., Win­ ter Park, Florida. Call Midway 4 1111. Page 9 1IS- Flo»era ft Plant* m N. Park "In the-C :fy of Gracious Living” Dream Homes *340 D ow * P a y m e n t-N o Cloning *9890 T O T A L PRICE Hmnee featare S Bed room a • H i TTW Batka • Screened Poreh . Utility Roma - Ter. Floor* . Carport* . Land aeaped Lota • Alt City Cooto* fence*. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Mather of Sanford built 3 bedroom home. Ideal for family. Close to base and LONG WOOD: For aale by builder; schools. Oulilde city limits. 3 bedroom. I1* bath, 13* % II' Hardwood Boon, kitchen equip­ screened patio, double earporlt, ped: largo lot. Down payment ad­ large kitchen A dining rooms. Zoned area: large lot: city wa­ justable. Call FA 2-3403. ter. I m m e d i a t e poaaeaiion. LOTS for talc: cleared; high Sit,MO. TE 1 4293. ground: I t' x 143': Near Rivenna Park: SMO. FA 2 7213. 3 BEDROOM home hardwood floor*. Large lot. 2409 Adame Court, Wynnewood. T a r m a. 5-ACRES of good farm land in Sanford Celery Delta 1300 per FA 2-1117. acre. Excellent term*. Richards Hotel. Melbourne. Florida. 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped home. Low down payment. $3g Rehwow Sporting Geod* ■ month. 1319 Summerlin. 304-8 3 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-3331 RIVERFRONT LOTS la an exclusive NEW development tOFAI. RETIREMENT HOME AatemeMIe* - e ; i Hit JOHMV ■RiVEfc NEAR LAKE MARY. Lek* Paved street* to all properties. I __ "It’g gnother tk a ritr from that ahipwrtcked aallor." privilege], : - edroems, L'BR; 1933 BEL AiR C h e v r n ! t L j L U l p > n j . - . and public water system. Those tic transmission', ph. FUi-Yus', Iga. living room, earportt, utility, who act quickly will have first quiet neighborhood. Bargain for choice on a wide selection, so 33 FORD lx ton pick up truck »n»h nr will sell on term*. Owner call ua today for an appoint­ 14. Building - Palatine • Rtpaiea i:». Special Service* wilh Ford-O-Mstic. clesn, tuione FA 1-0728 ment- to aee this magnificent ROOFING, fin ah. Phone FA 2 3781. MODERN RUG CLEANERS Guitar*. Spouting. property. Roof Repairs, Palnltng, Cement All Siie Rug* And Mall To Wall ft Carpenter Work. General Carpet*. Satisfaction Guaranteed. >133 MG-A: completely overhaul* SAN SEM KNOLI.S W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Ageaey Th. FA 2-7437 cd; FA 2-4344; 2819 E. Capilan Home Repair*. M yrs. Experi­ 1 Week Service FA 3-4M1 113 N. Park Dr. ence. Very Lo* T*4e*--Phone 3 bedroom r U M r s ; p R IN KL? tsMRwsr,. j— u 7A :sc:s. 7. Buainraa Pppertunitle* MORE FOR YOUR MONEY All types and .ices, mslallcd cor)d. phop* FA 2-3418. HOMES BY ZEULI FACTORY FAINT OUTLET "Do It Yourself" WANTED: Men interested in f » °« "At Tk* Tetam Pale" WE REP MR AND SERVICE 29-A Trailers truck farming on part time or FA 2 9843 S T I N r. full time hast*. We have good 26t7 So. French Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. 39 DODGE tk ton Iruck. Will telands. Will shire crop or rent. Let ui recommend a competent MODEL OPEN DAILY Ph. v V ? 6422___uqu-old. car o r . in - l . U r - my Painler, Paper Hanger nr Con- 20T W ejut Si -Phone FA 1 3933 for appoint 4 Block* west of Flench tractor. rquity. Ph. FA 2-3013. ment. American Produce Ex­ On 20th Street ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ change, Inc. FINE INTERIOR PALMING ment*, involves, hand bills, and 1-BEDROOM trailer fully air eonUs and 2 baths, choice of color ditioned. washer and d ry er WUI O. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 program*, e t c . Pngretvue 3. Female Help W anted tile—Furred and plaster walla— *rll equity very reasonable ar Printing Co. Phonr FA 2 29MAll electric kitchens-----T e rrm o WHITE female help wanted Lust ■ ft m B o o r m a will trad* for equity In 3 bed­ 306 We»t 13ih Si. f l o o r s—Custom-built cabinet­ Contracting ft Bepairi room home. Phone FA 1-5134. be 21. Apply to Pig ‘N Whittle. work and dust-free cloaets— Licensed — Beaded —Insured 13-A Iteauly Parlor* Landscaped and other plus fea­ 21. Eerniler* FREE ESTIMATES 300 Laurel Ave. rh. FA 2-7943 tures. AVON CALLING DORIS’ IIKAUTY SHOD • RIG VALUES Adame Fh. FA 2 3.153 For women whn want lo earn • QUICK CREDIT W. II. "11111" S T E M P E R Ageaey PAINTING ft DECORATING about |2 • S3 per hour. WRITE • EASY TERMS Realtor ft Insurer Licensed — Bonded A Ssliified nuiom er U our bed Manager. Box 2M, Lockhart, WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer Free Estimate* — adverttaemrnt. Fla. for Interview. Arthur F. Day, Everatt Harper HARRIETT'S BEAUTY MMK WILSON - MA1KR Work Guaranteed Robert F. May. Bart Pilcher, Sam Mol* Fainting Contractors 103 So. Oak Ph FA 7 5742 New And Used Kurilure Helen E. Noonan EXTRA MONEY needed in your FA 2-1284 31i E. First St. F A 2 3322 Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park home? Make spar* time pay. At Your Glamour Headquarters little as threa hours per day will IS. Special Services Used furniture, appliance*, toola bring excellent earnings oppor­ etc. Rougfct-eold Larry's Man REAL ESTATE DRtVE-IN H F. A T I N O tunity. No experience necessary. 2tl Sanford Ave. Ph FA 3 4 ltt 3344 French At*. II. 11. I'Ol’E CO. Write Box C, e 'o Sanford Her­ Beauty Salon ald. giving phone number. New ft Used Furniture ft AppH XM S. Park — FA 1-4234 J. W. HALL 2510 Oak FA 2-7H84 ancaa. A Good Flare To Realtor 11. Week Wanted RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO BUY. SELL or TRADE "Call Hall" Phona FA 2-3341 Greenware Frcr Instructions F.A 2 79SO .Jenkins Furniture SOBER, Reliable, family men deGift Piece*—Supplies—Kilns LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON rA 1-748* llres steady employment, local Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2-4707 Baggerly Bldg. 2357 Orlando Dr. 4M Staler* Ave. m id rn t. good references. Ph. Rol.LAWAY. Hospital and Rahy 13. Flower* ft Plaata LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE FA 1 (033. Red*. Day. Week or Month— Vespa Motor Scooters TVRNITURE CENTER Heater A Lawn Mower Scrvie* Cut Ho* ere For Any Deration SANFORD FLOWER NHOP 110 French Ave. ANY WORK, PLEASE! West Country Club ltd. FA 2 7321 FA 2-1322 nr FA 2-0170 Shilled carpenter temporarily out Ph. *A 1-7933 of work due to contractor layoff Complete Lawn Maintenance; desperately needs work and rrn FcMilirer — Spraying — Mowing lal housing immediately for JOHN LOMMF.RSE fimily including to children. 418 Willow Ave. FA 2 7107 Will do any kind of work In ad­ dition lo carpentry or will ex­ I T and RADIO REPAIR af T 3 on nights and weekends; Sinchange labor for houne rent ford. Lake Mary snd Longwood payment. Appreciate any *ug geilion*. Phone FA 2 3*80. FA 2-7772 snd FA 2 3313. $550 (Dawn A USED CAR B A R G A IN S ^ R E A D J M ^ & J J A ^ HOUSEWORK. Phone FA 2-7781. 12. Plumblnx Service* 1957 B U I C K R o a d m a s t e r 1- lloor Riveria • Factory Air Conditioned • Radio • Heater - Power Mentis • Power Windows • Power Steering1 • Power Hrnke* • The Finest Ituick Ituilt A Local Car Priced To Sell At Onlv *1585 Hurry* It Won’t Stay With Ua Long At Thit Price! 1957 P L Y M O U T H / Plumbing ft Heating*^ AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK 1397 9life rd Are. FA 1- DELIVERED Furniture Storage *nd Moving T* and From Anywhere C. E. Fim .lJFS 1300 Frtoeb Ave Ph. fA 21891 R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor • Asphalt Drivewayi • Parking Art a* PLUMBING Quality Workmanship A Materials Contracting A Repairs Terms To Suit Your Rudget Free Estimates • Free Estimates R L. HARVEY • Fork Guaranteed 194 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2 3333 Phone FA 2 1010 Sanford. FIs Belvedere • 2-Door • Vft • Powerful* • Radio ■Healer • 2Ton* Red A White • Spotless - A Popular Car At A 11, Electrical Service* Bargain Price *1190 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since >818 A. HARK DeBARY NOrth 8-4422 North 8-4711 SANFORD Plumbing ft HeiHag TV PICTURE TURK SPECIAL For I week* only! 2393 So Elm Th. FA 2-7914. 17 in. (arrrp l tome portables! *23 30 Plumbing & Repairs 31 in. *33.30 24 In. *43 30 Joe C. Theme* 1023 Sarila SI. FA 2-0319 All lube* have t 1 year guarantee. LLOYDS KARlO A TV 118 Sanford Ave PI.. FA 2 9i:» T M AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Hoe** Wiring - Electric Scrvie* 814 Vihlaa Windshield Hack Ulam* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Door (Jim* Vent tllaiw I ll Magnolia fa 2-a*M ________________ S E R V IC E Painting . Repair* S e n k a rik (H rm* nnd P aint < o. 14. Ralldlng I t: i l l W. 2nd SI. FA 2 4*22 unUTn^^JTd finishing Cleaning, Wising. S e r v i n g PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. I.. HARMON Seminole County vince 1923. PH. FA 2-4223 After 3 P. M II. M. GLEASON, Lak Mary. ir m BUICKS & PONTIACS Will Begin To Roll Again Dec. Oth. Place your order now for Preference Delivery! Buy with confidence at vour Seminole Counts Authorised • PONTIAC • BUICK • RAMBLER Dealer. =G00D_BUYS= 55 W ILLY S Pick-Up— 4 Wheel Drive 56 M E R C U R Y Tudor— Like New H * B I L L * I I E M P H I I I \l f i T O K S ^301 W. FIRST ST. PH. FA 2-02311 56 CHEVROLET Tudor Bd Air H. T. Vour Credit ia good on any o f th r u Cars T&T MOTORS 1510 French A v e. 22- Article* For Sale too SEEDLING Orange Tree* two CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin WESTtNGHOUSE refrigerator or lie pieces or »et* Also furni­ yrs. old: Saw Hospital, Country new yellow G. E. refrigerator. Club Rd. ture repair. Cabinets made. Must sell one so take your _ ___ ____L FA 2 7063 choice, call FA 2-5460. 17. Pet* • Livestock • SeppUee SSAVES 23—Notices ft PET Ring Tall Monkey In large New A feed rage, cheap. Mixed puppya, ride to Indiana for I Furniture and Appliance* WANTED: cheap. Call FA 2-8(33. yr. old girl about Dec. IBth. Must furnish references. Writ* MESIATURE poodlia AKC rcii*^ hox R e o Sanford Herald. If red, exit-Lieut pedigree, Ph. 203-2M E First St. Ph. FA 1-0833 FA 2 3443. Losl ft Fernd 22. Art idea For Rale SHETLAND pony, 33 inches high, . LOST: Heddon spinning reel and call after 4:30 P. M. FA 2 5934. n p r* n n n m iv t-o D L» ^ R' „ r rUMt ' wetion rod at Geneva Bridge automatic. UIRPM with assorthost rsm p Sat. if found call Rests end Meter* ment of record.; a|*o erector r x 24 iO . *3.00 REWARD, set with motor. Phone FA 2-0786. Christmas Lay-a-way Plan Spec­ ials on all 1839 Evtnrudr, Nuts TAILORED maternity wardrobe, LOST: M In. boys Roadmaater bicycle: basket on frost: front and Gator trailers. Sample: like new. reasonable. Ph. white wail lire, black back tire; 1993. 18' HIHat 9893 FA 2-5134. seat broken. Ted Williams, .V) hp. Evtnrude Elect *.YM ORANGES and tangerines II per j FA 2 3461. , Gator trailers to match 1130 bushel and up. P.ione r .. ■•1067. Show room* of bargains 304-3-1 E. tst. Finance Plan. SMALL Brambscb Rahy Grind piano, medium-light mahogany: Gateway T# The Waterway reasonable. Can FA 2-304* or Your EV1NRUDE Dealer see 420 EUlott. LISTEN H’VAR! Tha owntr of (Hit nica two bedroom fplui Florida room) con­ BY OWNER: 3-bedroom, 3 bath home in So. Plnecreat 3rd. Addi­ crete block homo aayi "SELL!" Excellent condition and conven­ tion: GE kitchen, large Uving- FOR SALE: Loti, all „raded, on pared ride road near Monroe ient location tar you can make room. large porch, te rra in Corners. Phone FA 2-373*. youreelf a wonderful buy! YES floor* Sanford. FA 2-7490. SIR- A BUY! NICE HOME with good income ATTENTION NAVY1 Overseas outalde city. Phone FA 3-1 bound. Must tall our privately W. ■. ITEMPEP Agency Fhaaa FA t-M I St. Furniture Sanford POWER P A C K ED 59• TnnCHEVY Pick l p • Very Low .Mileage • ILidio A Heater • Perfect In Every Way HO Gage Rc til train »et. t year r.jtf-* t t t - j CUt F \ 2 3328 after *:*. P. M. R AV EN N A GOOD used .appliances snd TV's, see Jake at 317 S. Palmetto PARK Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With Tha Cash. SUPER TRADING POST, FA 20377. HOMES -r-J VENETIAN BONDS Enclosed head. Sag-prnof bottom rail with plastic ends. Tlastie or rayon tapes. Colton or nylon * i rN ii fa -KoU $450 Down cordi. rie n k a rrtc liia a a and Paint Co. Ill-Ill W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 3622 Waai tm 8k Falaw C*l W y CHb M . A Wrtafc Far Ow • • ♦ Surpiui Aluminum Taint, good quality *2.13 gal. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. SCHWINN Varsity Boys Bike Engliih style. Can be aero at The Sanford llrratd day*. OPEN D AILY BtM A. ■. T i Bwfe SVWDAT ASSORTED FRUIT BOX [or *ate; ready to ihip. Call Hnmrr Little, FA 2-1194 or FA 2 2830. FOR SALK: Simmon* hide s bed, cheat of drawers, dinette suite, automatic GE washer ft dryer. Phone FA 23411. V M P . H . *11 M ShoamakaA SINGLE bed. wilh bookcase head, hoard, like new. Also 2 porch rocker*, good condition, 618 K. 2nd. SI. Ph. FA 2 U662. -ATTENTION ALL TRUCKERS - LOGGERS S U P P L Y and P A C K I N G HOUSES ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SAVING MONEY? $1795 58 CHEVY Half Ton Flrctwide Tick Up - F na m H u h h * r Front Seal* • l.ikr New Inside nnd Dul 57 DODGE \ 4 H alf T on I’irk I p - R adio - H eal­ er • Excellent Con­ ditio n We’re Offering: a Tremendous Discount 1595 *1195 56GMC <-’) Half Ton Pick I'pa ■ One Automa­ tic A One Standard Tranamlswlon • Both In Excellent Condilion • T a k e Vour Choice • Chevrolet • old.mobile SerOml A i'aliurtln UPRIGHT PIANO for quick sale *M.0Q. Phone FA 2-2*33. • Cadillae 995 • Cnrralr Dealer FV 2-0711 On thin NKW 195!) CIIKVHOl.F.T 2 'i T»n (H5II3) Heavy Duly Cnh A Channea • veheel ban* denigned for lfl ft. bed * Equipped with 2SX cu. in. Super Tankninater VH Engine with punitive vacuum operat­ ing engine ventilation - Dual Exhaust System • 2 Speed Axel • H e ttw Duly Front A Hear Springs • Air over Hydraulic Brake • ti/!H)0 x 20/|0 I'ly Tube Tiraa • 7/20" x 7" Cnat Spoke Demountable Rima • Boalrom Seat • Governor and Oxer Speed Light, Thin truck in dewlgned to make you EXTRA DOL­ LARS in HltillER PAY LOADS. CREATER DUB* ABILITY and Unger TROUBLE FREE SERVICE. Thla Truck U ready for Immediata Delivery. No Wailing or Ordering. If intereated call one of our Salewmen aad they « ■ ronlact you! Jim Benina Elmo FarrU Claude Hit Iell Harold W hitten Howard Hood Jack (iregnry Wt alan have one all ateel 12 Font Flat Bed with Steel Rails and Pocket*. 2nd A Palmetto Phone FA 2-0711 Save Oollorv A t Holler v Holler Motor Sales HOLLER MOTOR SALES l �P in 10—<n itm . Dee. 10. '89 Quotable Quotes HOLLYWOOD (UP1) — Bob H oft, admitting payola la an old Mary to him, said today ho haa to n Ua baltla with NBC to main­ tain the disputed payola aktteh in bU Friday night TV ahow. 1 got wnat i wanted, tit. comic grinned. "They decided not tn cut rryviilrg ■->Jt nf •hr seg­ ment, although they did delete soma materia! from othar parts ed tha show." The network, anxious to forget the row with its star comedian, agreed to allow llopo to beam the sketch aa it was taped earlier this month. Wednesday, funnyman Hope charged the network with censorabip when executives sought to eliminate commercial plugs from a sketch in which the comedian portrays Merman Payola, a Hithone t disc Jjckt on radio »lalinn KLIP. Network officlala, who sciaaored plugs for th« P.dsc I car, Blue Cross and Diners Club from other parts of the program but passed a free mention of Timex watebex, called the aettlemeot wtth Hope a compromise. sn ram ci wcs. it c s v a r m ans " I claim victory," Hope said. r t a K is t otmcviT in s s o row "The plugs in (he sketch were aa I g a t s iu i n e m , n o a i n s important part of the comedy. O t s c i a r no. imis Payola la an old story to me. Peo­ •rrr to g r ir r titi . r r s c s INOURAMCK, INC ple have been sending me stuff » FlerlJa eurpurstion. tor years. Usually not for a direct flalatlff, •a U f lil Notice YMUIMIA ItlClf ARDOON, at at, sa n o n to dkfkmi ll.f.n.ljnl. TO: VIRIIINIA HICHARlMtON »n,| ---- R|/ HARtMON. her »<!•bead, K. 1. HAItr.Kl.t, aid ___ — m* wit*, t* maureeo itiud last a aUaoge man was felUwing her wher­ member* *f the ls*t Hour! nf ever ahe wont. He even pe rawed Dlrertnr* nf t i a r a s * Kqulpher in Ua car when ahe drove m eal Cnmpaajr, a e i.e n l .ru Pier Ida c s r p e r a ttn n : L.IZ7.IK away in her automoUk. And H. D A N U K ilU M .K . a/k /a t.tr.r.iR at. t jln h k iipik u j , soon the would have hewn r e -, wife of • r.'.eil l*u«it**rlli1d, broiled in n divorce if she hadn't a/k/a H o bart I)a n g * rf i* ld ; J. used the aex strategy outline W. MA1UUIAIJ, a a d ------UAHSHALL, hi* wlf*: If t h a r are Irelow. If year mate la paat 40, ll. i n g a r la a s l a i . n . * and if by all means send for that aex lh*r -*ra dead or illianlvrd, o ____ te.tr nr lie irmtuonn h.I, ''’ n o ■» spu.*.. ‘Y. ■n*,n..*. »*r cr/WIDP-Wr t'WANE. eradllo.-n, lienars, usa.gns, su<Fk. D.. M. D. reaanra and aucreaeura In CASE C -------196: Maurceu F., tn-al, and against any and all •iioar porlire having or claim. sged 42, is a very sttractiva wife. Ina tu liaTS it., . rlSTnf,* till*' n Dr.” Crane."--eft* bcyijn. "my and/nr Inlci.al In tlie ,.,up.tlr bust>and la 10 year* older than karalaariar daaurlhad. aald landa altualad, lying and n»« I, but we have bean married Ing la Kemlnel* County, Flor- happily for 20 years. Ida, tn.wlt: "Ifowavar, something strange ■Bta Lot# I and I , ae cu rd ln g to has coma over him this past six , plat of aurvay f o r y.ark ' Pavla mad* by M. M. T i n . months, He accuses me of having bla pa un b, dated A u g u a l I". out*l(la affairs, though ha should IS M, a n d racardad In ll.ad realise I never look at another Rnnk 111. page i l l of Ike Pub lic I t.i- o n l" nf Namlman. not# C n u n l y , F lo r i d a , aald "Recently, I noticed a stranger landa alau klinnrn a n d drafollowing me around town. He even rrlbed aa follow i t From a trailed my car, too. en nrrata block nn r i g h t of w a y n [ mat e lload No. I. "And now 1 find Hut my huaInrat ad SSI 1 feel N nf SW band has actually hired a privata corner nf H K Q HVV «* H K \ detective lo check upon my be­ a w 'i. Ueellun IS, T o w n a b lu St S oulh, li nage 1« Katt. havior. run S SS'lft* K a l o n g aald "That is the last straw: I can't r ig h t nf w a r I S feat In lava him any more since I hav# paint nf be gin ni ng , thenre found out he distrusts me. Ho con tinu e N lS * in ‘ r. H i feel, th a n r* R »e* I t K shouldn't I get a divorce?” III.IS feat, th an r* Mriulh DON'T ADVERTISE FLAW* I I S feat, thence H TS* la' Divorce is not a solution to such W l » , » 3 feat, th em a N It* I a’ W I l l s fa* I I n I bn be. marriage problems. It simply ad­ g ln u li iH , end bantu l : i fret vertises publicly that the couple N of MIV r u r a . r of H K 'i have failed lo follow the proper P W U M U ' . S W ' , , Harllolt rules of matrimony. I*. Tow nahlp II Kouih, Range SV Kstl. run v T* > So l reminded Maureen that sus­ faai lo a to m rat* Muck at picious middle aged husbands are r ig h t at war of Plain usually platonic mates. She ad­ llnad .N». 1, Ilian, a N IS* la' K S I faal, lh a n r a It 11' mitted this fact concerning her own 1*' R I I I ! faal, tham-a M marriage. TS* IS' W m i l l ( . a t to When a man begins to worry ln l of ba gin ning A R K I I K I I K I i r . N r t T I F I K I r lest he become platonic, that very that tha I 'l a l n l l f f herein baa Inatl. worry itself can quickly produce tuiad a aull agalnat y m . In tha I ' l r r u l l C o u r t nf Iba N ln it i Judicial the effect he dreads. For love is an emotion. Hut f i n uli, In an d fur Pam ln nla I'uunty , Florlil*. t o quiet lla title in lha worry is a mental process. And a h n . a daacilhad u i m i a r l v , alluated, we have a law in psychology that Iri n a and ba ln g In P amlnnla i'u un cannot simultaneously ly , Florida, a* h araln a h nra niora y o u particula rly a . I out. Vnu are liarr- “ emote” and "cerebrate” (think). by rtu ulra d In rile y » u r A n . w a r One process surrenders lo the w ill, (be C l a r k » f lh a Circuit t'Biirl. C ourt. in and for Pemtnida other 'Hiat'* why the old adage Cnunly, Flo rid a , and aar va a enpy is still valid aland counting to ten ■hereof upon Hanlal \l tluular, before you t-xplodr In anger. 321 Park Av en ue , H oui h, W ln ia r The very act of counting is a Park. F lo ri d a , Att orn ey for lha I'lalnll ff In tha abuva action on menial ((cerebral) art and thus nr hafure Ilia I l i b day of Ja n uary, tends lo dissipate a lot of your ire, A , It. I I I . , ntaa a t' e rr a e l*ru Co uso your anger cools. faaau will ba antarad aualnat you, SEX PHOBIA I T IH O l t l i K I t K I i H in t i h i. ha The greatest sex phobia of the publl.hed In tha Hanfurd Herald, a ■ *e« R. I'. I V S I .L I United Frets International CAMBRIDGE, Ohio — Grady F. Stone, one of four convicts re­ captured in Ohio after a 19 min escape from Ivy Bluff Prison, Yaneyvllle, N. C., blaming mlaIrealment for the maaa breakout: ‘They lust couldn't stand it there. When I eicaped. I got my first cake and first eandy ___ _ six months.” NEW DELHI — Indira Uendhl, daughter of Indian Prim* Min­ ister Jawahirla! Nehru, after be­ ing asked by Nehru to take good care of President Elsenhower’# daughter in law, Barbara during • tumultuous welcome: THIS IH A PICTUKE OF A POSTCARD mailed from Can m !berry on the dny that the government officially opened khw poet office. The long eartk bearing C'anael- "MM already te under by eere." NEW YORK — Mr*. Nicholes R. Jones, chairman te Rw cus­ todial board te Mb* Jamal man­ sion, Washington's headquartersin-retreat to ITT*, discussing the Kucuc-roll for Ihe past lix wrakv ....Fifth grade. Gelry Mathis. Joe results af a taroat* breakdown for the Enterprise school ss an­ Vickers. Pete fle n lk r. Marcia in the mansion: Bernnger, Nancy Ray, Sharon "When many te the viatiora nounced hr Principal L. O. Hay Redman, Pamela Walasek: Sixth 1 maw. come isr-gTvd Rod it U cakitr tn■Ide thin outside, they turn right dh ' gralftr. Carrie HaTcHett, grader John Bu.nelt. Matt TTHTf- ' Middl# aged male 12 HB'dTeWW around and lesve. Tiiey don't ex­ Marjorie Ann Heimith, Palsy ’Yam) Sfik'e ThursarnT’Evelyn'V afi a platonic rot# la marriage. pect to get colonial drafts along long, Anita Quinones, Putty Ur­ ton: Seventh grade, Doris Harri­ Oddly enough, when the male with their Georgian architecture." ban, Jane Vaught, Carolyn Wat­ son, Kathy Hughes, Richard succumb* to this fear, he then Leah Slith, Susan Ryan, may ascribe csceeaiv# sexual ar- j son. Jimmy Wells, Louise Zavin- ! Laine. Jamea Walker, James Welch, Mi- ' dor lo hia wife. ski, Judy Kelley and Pamela Ar J Rav; and alaht grade \ Actually, the usual wife it quite ter. i Wrllesly Corbett. , content with litlla physical woning. but such impotent husbands sud­ denly imagine their males must be New officers nf Mm Lake Mary ae erotic aa nymphomaniacs. Vounteer Fir# Dept, are: preslSo -J£j*r*[ow Jealous and soon Rslp1* Rchwwiehtut. tlce 'HJ-L- —■£*■ > U 'f; preeUan*. Den t'dtnmAAV secre­ reen w ai a pillar of her church i tary, Otis Sjoblom; treasurer, and PTA, aa wall as the mother of I Earl Toney; sergeant at arms, SPECIAL three .teeo-agera^ her husband! t^wla Humphrey:__ fitr... jchidf__ 7P« « jv . r»A STER-SHrS Heg. Jl.ot\ Mm g-«U-t ^>Ml|a: simply went berserk in his f i t s - ; Ralph Abell: flrri ' ‘iTT-fcr.ffr^T, ^ ■ tional life until he couldn t think chief, Hentid Kern; second assist­ 9-rc. LUNCHEON SET Reg. *2.25 $1.95 straight. ant chief. Lewis Schwelekert; That's when he hired a detec­ third assistant chief, Doren Masco ( Cup PERCOLATOR Keg. >5.M $3.98 tive. Naturally, the detective found and anginccr, Ed Schwelekert. no evidence, for Maureen was a The seven director* elected at $2.19 I Cup HRKWMARTKK Keg. I.1.V9 devoted wife though uninformed on the Tuesday night fire house meeisex m atters. ing were Randall Chase, Sidney So I coached her regarding the Fowler, Homer Gleason, Dirk lvmaterial in the booklet named be­ ers, Ed Zimmerman, W. E. Gray low and reminded her that a wife and Charles Xruegar. should deliberately cultivate more All firemen and their ladies were allure and wax more aggressive invited lo a turkey dinner tn be in her boudoir lo nip in the bud held at the fire house hy the LIT MAGNOLIA WE. FA 2-3812 the usual waning urges of her Ladies Ausilisry Saturday at 6:30 OPEN FRIDAY husband. p. m. School's Honor Roll Announced W o ri. Clink p, ftiiA inibllH . “ G. H. 'TTrrr WARM, O. T. KDWAIIIJH. aaO plug, but at Christmas time, or out of the clear blue sky when t luAen't even mentioned their products. "Some guys make a living try­ ing to gat stuff plugged on the air, ana and tney they sena send you merebandise as a feeler—in advance. "For jnjlanra they might send me a gallon Jug of vodka, hoping I’ll use the brand name in case 1 build a Joke around vodka.1* Hope was quick to add be never used a trade name unless there is a better than averagt laugh in M. "I will have no part of accept­ ing payola and I hav* always asked my crew never to get mix­ ed up with the pluigcrs," said Hope, a multi-millionaire who needs the mooey hhe he need* a •• Volunteer Group Elects Officers friday Njght Specials P O W ELLS s? i /r \ new.paper publlelied In pamlnnla County. Flo ri d a , one# each weak for four i n n a .c u tlt r week*. W I T N K P P tha hand of lh a t'lark af lha C i r c u i t C o u r t. P.mlnala Cuu nl y, F lo r i d a , thla S lh day nf lieremher, A. H llll. ta sA M Da vi d U . Halchat C la r k nf lha C i r c u i t Court hemlnnta C u u n l y , Flo rid a By I A l l* J I t u n d q u lt l, D C . Wtadarwaadl* A H u n t e r A ll u rn a y a at l.*w 311 I’a ik Avan ue , Poult. 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FD» M 't C A 0 Chrysler ....................... *T*» Curtiaa • Wright ................ 32** DuPont ....................... 360'1 Eailman Kodak .................... 10*U S i'4 Ford Motor General E lectric................... N General Motor* .................. l - ‘> Martial Law Proclaimed In Minnesota Community Graham • Paige ................. 2l« toll. T A T ...................... «>• Guard Sent I.orillard .............................. 37 Minute Maid .......................... I*14 Pennrv ............................ '4 Penn tlR ......................... * -I—4»~B m UwA. -Uia. Standard Oil (N J> ................ « '* I’AI.M BEACH (UPD - The Studebaker .......................... 31^* mother of American soldier of for­ tune Austin Young J r. said she 1 U. S. Steel .................... 100 WettinghmiM M.................. !<*'» ia “very relieved" that he wa* recaptured by Cuban authorities. Mr*. Austin Young 4r. branded Young's e»CM|>e from prison "a vary foolish thing." New s Briefs A THR1S1BIAS IHLt'TUK THE HOSPITAL wurCTfeTOliTCd itTSemtnbW .Memorial Hospital administrator Harry Weir yesterday by Brownie Troop .'178. Janet Lewis and Weir decorats the tres whils the other Brownies look on. From ths left ars: Linda Smith, Mary Reynolds, Connie Dejung, Theresa Chevaleir, Kathy Todd, Joyce Jones, Sherry Hastings, Debbie Rowland, Diane Huskin. Judy Ann Washburn, Mary Kllen Hofmann and Valerie Hamilton. Mrs. R. A. Smith and Mrs. C. D. Schoonover ars troop leaders. Ike Launches Campaign To Free NO. 68.1 firT o Halt Violence ALBERT LEA. Minn. (L’PI) — National Guardsmen tn full bxtUa dj[j>si rolled intn rtrife-torn Albert OKI.ANDO |I ll'll — Gov. ” lb. . said he i- " '. i s , mday lo nut iljj; >"*n under jftf. -n.i t-icther _ uttiifd. m u n 1 n 1— >~n ' . ed before lbs> middle of I960 on T7,irnce at the strike • bound the Oriaix'o-to-Fort Pierce *eg-, Wilson 4 Co. meatpacking plant. Orrrtopcr J. B.wV.cy tiJKita totdj when an app-s.xil lea-n inspected lav »*»e*Tur and of navinr mP.w-l—- merit of the ‘,,ir*hlns State Park­ More t!-,n 'a c"'*',ns - TtuiTTcRT' the Hoard if Equalixation ye*ter- 1 Iota if, Sunland F.*iaYr*'~aim Pine- enee with the beard. Jf l ,-an't 1 <g|.;W DELHI (UPI) — Prrd- way. "Thii link it practical, found, I routed from Ihclr beds early thia day f" * at about Half ^ i-rr-*! addition* they recorded that and T«ry necessary," Collin* *nld airts began arriving shortly [HJiOR .Orth of hi* mu : 'he p-nperi;' was d-vpiiqo-A W'han rorne h.-.e with Irulh, 1 won't ro m e|,|enl Hi>enhow« launched today in a speech her* Tbunday night-. . t ' A P t r i . l U N K I . A. A k i . t . if r n n t n t i t n i l . i i y o i i i . - o r » l miiDer. Udu, li a__m__Thrr ..ware gfCCP at all P n g 'a proper 7 waa "Improperly it waa nothing bat "bare land" aa a global campaign to fra# tha Snnford Naval Air Stntinn (ntfcttnd from left) waa prafatigue uniform*, xtrel helmet! "Thi* waa an hone*t mistake and world of hunger and aald "food. 4. To Stay Active appraised" In the eounty taap- of Jan. I, mt>. and had bayonet* fixed on their atinted with a silver tray liy officcrs Htalionod at the Odham, long active in county graiial. it there ire any doubting Thumasei family. , .friendship. . .and freaM l rifle*. WASHINGTON flFPI) — Tam­ Navy base recently, (’apt. Arthur, who also waa honored Diiplaying recortk, invoice*, and state politic*, said “I have they are welrome to Inspect these dom" trera mightier th in armlei ila's A jeering crowd of about 100, MarDill Air Force Ba»# will by Sanford civic nml titiaineas leatiera at n nmm lunclteon eon* tract inn detail*, maps - ami often been arctned of being the and bomb* ia bringing peace to remain an artive B4T hue, at many of them unking mextpaKI took* at any tune,” Odham sou* today will turn over hia com m anil shortly tu take over er*. watched plan*, Odham told the hoard that one who Helped oust the former the world. from acroa* tha least until July, lltflt, according lo phaaiaed. another command. Shown with ('apt. Arthur ia left tn Eitcnhowor said a luccessful .street aa *ome of the troop* took defense department report Tha property in question m- "food for peace" campaign would a right, (apt. Robert K. Stutsman, senior medical officer up position* around the plant, volr** III lota in two subdivision*. bring full and prosperous livrs to Thuraday to .Han. George A. Sma at the base; Mrs. Arthur, (’apt. J. D. Ramaga and Com­ ordered closed by the National there. But the dapartnient told Chairman John Krider said that, families ami replace the threat of mander Lewis D. Tamny. Guard. since Um error was in the tax war with friendship among natin*, Siuallirrs that nu final decision The Ihrung dispersed about a rolla, the matter should h* tunnel ending forever tha fear and *u»pi- has Iwen reached nn the ultimate half • hour lalar whan a guard future of Mar dill. over to Taa Assessor Richard Me- rion that breed* wan offirar. Id. Col. Paul Meyers, apoke Canna. It wa* the second global cam­ Little Danuttfe uver a public address ayslrm and McCanoa said be wsaa await of paign he outlined today a* part told the people lhat under mili­ G A P E CANAVERAU Fla. the error but derided not tu cor­ of has iimsion half-way around tary order* it waa unlawful M ( Ill'll — A Titan Interrunttnenial rect K until it had been heaid by the world to convince India and congregate In largr number*. ballistic missile which failed In TIm ikmLnols Memorial Hospital board of triiateea yes­ tha board. He explained that the the world of America's peaceful in g.-l off ita pad Thursday appar­ Maj. George Boob# of Auilin, terday named Sanford Architect John Burton to design the error was discovered after the lax tendon*, in a speech at New Delhi ently sufferr.1 tittles damage in the Minn., stood guard outsld* a gala rolls ware completed. Univenily he called for a world one second lls engine wa* "alive.” turning away nonunion produc­ 95000.000 addition scheduled for tbs hospital. to build tion employe* reporting for work, Ths board named Burton because "h e is completely fa­ During yesterday's briwf .sv.ton, interchange of undent* , , S' j, .4 to* e*-■1 '*i'M v a *ssaid. e*r o * vIt 1 waa ia to err 1 s» * area mss *11111 believed an upon . pisiform " Iju u th . woul.t lw made 'Thi* plant i* closed," Roobu miliar with ths hospital, and worked on it before the present the board reviewed 20 rasas and peace HAVANA ( U l'l) — I'tilm tt n u th o ritie a naiil to d a y they \aul In a monotone to each work­ Klaenhouer. already haded .» a l ,„ on , flvr the llifflfUlty meet once more before clos­ building's completion." trustee chairman A- B- I’elerson said. will man of peace, repealed hia per­ which caused th* firat atage e n -i“ *e biiltllitR M iam i H erald re ix irle r Jame.* B u ch an an on er. ' There M martial law. Thcru ing the hearings. ’ Horton waa i « n/ three arclnlccti sonal triumphs of Jhe two days lin e lo . 1.01 down automatically.! charRe* of “ in v o lv e m e n l" in A n .tin Yr*imjt'* from will he no production. Ca on before. Again ilmlay- He drove whs worked on the hotnital, ‘ pri.««)n'\V>tlne!*dny, even though (h e re p o rte r an* in M iam i a t home." through human canyons of hun­ Walkout Continues Gov. Of villa L. Greeman order­ f* ” t A 6if o ' hospital A-.i-i.IUnt Hr. the lim e. dred* nf thousand* of Indian* who ed Albert lea ansi »urrounding Herman Smith will advise the An arm y *|M>ke*itmn an id Hiiehitnun w an arrest esl T h a t 6CAPE CANAVEKAL |UI'D .shouted ''tone live Ike” and alFreeborn County placed under trustee* on expansion requirement* * day a* ha an Ivied th* rooiH ia martial law to preserve order moat imolhrrrd him with flowers More than TIni wotkei* lemamnl iia'ed on community growth and off their Job* at this missile test as thee eheered 'th e king of Havana'* St. John Hotal whria between striker* and non union ihoo will confer with Burton, Peter­ cenlar in an unauthorised *trike America.” Voung had b e e n recnplured employe* at the Wilson plant. son said Eisenhower, standing in the rear begun hy members of th* Iron earlier, lie said th* Miami news­ The Minnesota governor aabt hn WASHINGTON (UPD — fcuTil* trustee* now are pre tiring MARTINSVILLE. Va. (UPD— nf an open car, hrld up hia hand* Worker* Union. Home M iron at* drug pric* investigator* today lb* architect's contract in send to man was carrying iodine and wa* acting in rrapoose to pleaa dug further into charges that Ihc federal Hill Burton Bind trus­ Charles W. (Yankl Stewart, ring­ lo ward off the avalanche of flow­ woik*r* walkesl out Wednesday in bandages, pieaiimahly to treat the frmn city official*. a dispulr over whelhrr an aban high-powered firms have confused tees who Hill give J223.UOO toward* leader m the i.cups of 20 con­ er* as hr drove slowly past mi*'minor Injurir* Yming nuffem l in Frrruian signed die proclama­ g«-tur., nii-ed pries* and may- building Ilie addition. John Burton victs from Notth Carolina's "Lil­ ahruuili-d walls of the historic red iloned Navalm missile tower wa his dramatic prison break. tion declaring martial law early li* Alcairax" prison, waa i*p- fort, the ancient British defense lo Ih- dismanllrd or undergo (Irmo tsar m paticnla. TAMPA I UPD —A Ncgrn man Young and llmhanan nr* being this morning in hit olfirei in St. is county school architect and lition The other workers walked lurrd hsr* early today. bastiun in India whose dirty rest .Specifically, the Senate enti- also designed the civic renter and sulked the sired* with a blaring held at military intelligence head­ Caul, 31inn. off their join In sympathy. trust subcommittee tried to deter­ the Seminole County blood hank Stewart, 52. was caught after h* wall* reared up through morning pistol here Thursday nigld He quarters her*. Tlie governor also scheduled a mine whether adveiliaing drive* wrecked the stolen automuhil* vapors and llir thin smoke from killed one man and wounded tluee Two other l). B, newsmen, NBC meeting today with Wilson Presi­ by big drug companies keep down ulhers before ton- of hi* wounded cameramen Carlo* Santos and dent James D. Cooney in an *4 Ilies* he wa* driving during a po­ liny rooking fires in nearby than competition from .mailer firm*. lice chase. Stewart's i s r plunged lies. virlim* tricked him and cut him Iasi* Rive*, wen- arrested anil fort lo head off further Iroublu. Hr wa* linarse today from his The subcommittee, hea.lrd by down with a iholgun lilaal. Freeman, professing alarm * t JO feet off of a bridge down a held briefly Thursday in the west­ Ben. fete* Kefauvar (D-Tsnn.,) nvrrbank on Route 'J2U near hare. speech making but hia doctor said Police said *x convict David ern town of Consolation del Sur, the "apparent breakdown*' ia ne> summoned Sc ynice* Blackman, WASHINGTON (U l’l) - Hen Kullmorr, 34. waa shut to death where they wet* filming the gotialIons, vent telegram* TburaOnly six of th* 'JO convicts who this waa nothing unu-ual and lhat secretary-treasurer of Prento fled I hr maximum security pris­ he was hearing up well from his George A. .Smellier* will leave hy Sim Porter, a 53-year old aimy'a liuu-e-to house search lor day to Cooney and IIPW freskvlrellllOL* and wild welcomes never I'harmacHUticai ladwiratoriv.'-, Inr. Ideal Ralph Helstein a.king for Jail. 14 on a three week tour of \ r gril Ahum Kt.llmore had Vnung. on after over power mg the gourds before seen in ilia Inslory nf India South Amenta In -tody th* atalii* wounded during a J5 minute ilimil South Hackensack, N. J. MIAMI (L’PI) —A speeding car Tuesday ware at large today. Santos nm l Bites w o e released the parley. or the other nations he ha* vi wit - of United Mtal* trade in l^lin ing spire in Ylmr City, Tamp*'* after being questioned by Inlelli. Premo wax dr-rrilwsi as a me *rcre«i out of conlrul early U»Uy However, a Wilson tpokeaman dium lis t manufacturer of drug and crashed into a home, explod­ Slate police grabbed tha swarthy ed. saui he bad been informed that America. l.atin let M on. gome agents. It was mil tmmediproducts. C h i e f subcommittee ing a butane gas tank and killing ringleader of the prison break Hmathei * wot Thursday hr Detective l(al|ih Mill* *aul Full- ately certain whether they were Hrlstnn hud been asked to meet runnel Rami Dixon .aid Black- two persons inside Hie flaming from the Ivy Bluff prison for inwith federal mediator* in St. want* to discover "the eofl apota" more wounded Negroes Edward allowed to keep their film. coriigihlcs only 1041 feet from tii-n soul.| he e.krd how prosito building. Paul, Minn . ami rmpliailied that which can h* remedied "tn the Young, a former llmi-ijnr who Bailey, 14, and VVrnice Boy land lions! and licensing practices of A lliir t i p e r so n s s i c r it ic a lly in where his ear wa> found alter it mutual advantage of th* United and killed Frank I'rado. a (I- now livHa in Miami, was unis, Coonry would only talk with crashed through the bridge rail­ major drug rompaniee affacted hi• jur^,j Slate* and lh* I aiir American year old while man, in addition pentant about Ihe allegml anti- Freeman. hu'ines*. ... ’ . . , . . , ing. More than 1,0s«* resident* nf thla government activity that irsullrd Another black be*, was shot in countries.” to .shiHiling Purler. He said Blackman's testimony •« w“ * "ke • **omh explndwt. Colne sard Stewart offered no southern Minnesota town looked lit bis being sentenced to prison the Wekiva swa.iips WedneoLy. Sui* the is ia chairman vf the said Nrai Tuk»-r A T, a Negro, who Mills, lit pining together Ih* resistance, although he was armed would "follow wall m Hne" with on ITiuinl.iv white yelling pick­ P. W. Wheatland of Monro* •Senate l.atin American trade sub­ chain of evt-nl*. toiil this story: for 341 years, testimony Thursday about the ail escaped tbs- building with three with a .'III caliber revolver. He ets hurled stone* and snowball* Corner, shot the I > M pound male committee. He proltahly will he "Fullinore anil Hailey got tuts* "I'd do it nil over again if I did n»t have the niachineguii Rising of Merck A Co , one of others. al non rob after six men with hunting accompanied by several ether an argiiini-nl in the kilchrn of Were given the chaine," he told plant strikers' r a n leaving th* fo u n ty pnlice .-aid die driver of which be stair during the prison • leaders in the drug indual ty. dog* tracked the uiimil for two member* nf Cnngreta. the car, Harold Guthrie, J»i, was Full more i apartment Fullinore newsmen. Dr. August*! Gibson. Merck's Al !r*vi twn persona were inTh* r e r a p i u r e d American lured and more than 20 car* dam­ shot Bailey anti left tor, a nrartqr reiearch .lire, lor, eoncfded lhat so drunk he dot not know he had siawail was brought here and mile*. Wheatland <hol the bear twice with a 30 . 1 (1 rifle. Hr. Karl seemed equally imcnllcerned about aged in the outburst of violence bar " one ad claiming that a certain been in an accident. He suffered krpt jn , h, ||rrn y County Jail, IXIlirr* -aid hnllmure burst tha post ability that an additional at the strike bound plant. drug produced "no sorriwin* atde a broken collar bon* and ruts in Hartinavrlle is about to mi).* Fau*l and Cotton Brown ol Hanford, Gus Hchlnah of l.nke Monthe wreck. into Itie* bar. tired sevrral aliuli penalty might hv imposed on him effects" was not tiue from the North Carolina prison Police .stood by and watched Police -aid Guthrie'* converti­ which border* Virginia and is art rue. Maj. Joseph Storey of Ml. into (list wails and rriling, re became nf his escape from thr prl. wiule stone* rattled against Ih* Dr, I.oiii* luisugna, a Johns Plymouth and Bill Hoover of Ml. in Dinar alrl Km, 'Die Sanford Junior High School liMiled hit pistol and left lie son...... Hopkins University medical pro­ ble sma-hed through the wall of miles south of Roanoke, Va. , . . . . riir*- s<m"* oU<f*r* wsr# laughing Dora were the other member* of Glee Club will prrsenl ill annual returned * frw nimuiei later ami fessor. accused the drug industry the hou-e and apioarently landr-l "What does another '241 year* 4n(| joking The search for the remaining the parly. Christmas program Tuesday at fired mute shot* without hitting mean on top of lh. 34) l'v, al of dumping “miserable" medicine* in the bed where H-mbrny and six fugitives wwa renteied in the On, officer who taw l man 7:30 p. m in the Pineereet audi­ anyone. Ibrn went oulsido again ready gut?" be grinned. on the market every year with hi* cnninion-lsw wife were sleep, metropolitan Washington, H. ( ', hurl a stone at a passing car, tor ium. of nlvcrti'ing men who "tr^v ing, Tile i>*-<i was shoved through area ami cs-ntial Virginia. "Fullinore killed Prado on Ihe U lien he was a iv d about th« walked up. tapped the striker on IJncmploymerit I’p H unted by music instructor l.er street in limit id Ihe bar." Mills Miami reporter, Young u-plicd, the shoulder and laid gently, To sell sows' cars for silk purses." the partition into the adjoining The FBI said fingerprint* found WASHINGTON I UPD - The He said such practices hav* con­ apartment. on an abandoned stolen car in number of Job* held hy Americana Compton, the student* hav* done said. "He then walked about a Mhos Buchanan7 l<» alt ques- "watch rt” No arri-st* wera ra­ fused doctors, raised price* and suburban Washington at Arling­ dropped by marc than one mil­ all the work in preparing Ihe pag­ mile lo f'urtrr t tavern and shut tion* shout hit vsrape, he gave ported, may haim patient*. ton, Va., ware those of luuvicli lion in Nuw-mhrr, the govern­ eant and tableaux of Christina* him inside the bar. He leu and lh* same answer: "1 don't re­ .cen*. and making coetumea and Wiley Cummings, 31, Johnny Mil­ ment reported loday. Unemploy- selling*. It will lie narrated by ■ then shot Hoy Ia ltd about a block member,” led, 27, and John Kilbourne, 31. menl climbed by yeUAK) to 3.670,- *eventh giader, Melanie William*, away ” Mill* isisl Purler got another Woodrow Stewart, .16, Cleveland 000. The I-ahor Department *»id nml i* Idled "Aru! It Cam* To man to drive home, grabbed hi* , ORLANDO (UPD - One id th* MrN*'J; 11■ *nd Willi* Shaw, 2«, total emplovmenl fell hv l,19t,ixoi Pa**." iholgun. went In thr hospital for Hanford m il service board The I ake Mar)' Christmas Tree world's largest citrus processor*, believed hiding out in th* ren- to 66631.01*1, sligh'lv more than Th* public is invited In attend first aid. ttirn went looking for members last night proposed havparty will be held Dec. 19 at 7 the Minute Matd Corp , reported tr ** ^"K1"'* are*. tin* program. the usual for the month. Kullmore Uily manager Warren E ing a central personnel file for 41 . in. al the Chamber of Com­ Thursday a quarterly common Knowlei slid today that a refuse city employe*. C’ny manager War­ m erce Building. The children will stock dlvulrnd of A cents per parking truck he examined ui Win ren K. Knowlei and board assistant enlr-rtain and furnish Ihe program share and a slight isle* Incrrase ter Haven wa* a "vrry good piece -rrrelary N. I). Garner ahould until Santa Claut arrives. over the la t fiscal year. of equipment." Knowles, Refuse work out a central file on tity emThe party committee plans to Minute Maid * consolidated net Sup!. Eddie Griffillu, and Public pfovei in be in the cdy manager’! start a -pecial contribution drive sale* for ihe fiscal year ending Work* Director Syd Richard at­ High ranking Naval admirals Hanford for U>* iMioilung rompetinext week. No personal solicitation |, cl lt jsq, 133.913. Last Only on# competitor, Heavy At­ tion at make up event* are rum- tended Ihe demonstration with an office, board member Denver Uordrll suggested The information arrived today lo participate in Ihe tion include Captain W. F Hrin- tack Squadron Eleven now can of fund* will l*e made hut special year'* figure was $99,1)24.174, pleted. In addition Ihe highlight eve lo buying a packer for San tlH|ld |<e placed nn Garner* per ly arranged bottle* will b« placed Th,, regular quarterly stock annual Navy Appreciation Day gle. Commandant -if Mid-hipmen, overtake the leader. With perfect •vent of the AID vs. Ihe A3f) will ford This year'* uly budget call* „ mnft c4rq /„r ,hr 4„ „ Unt in all Lake Mary place* of bunt- dividend is payable Jan 20. I960, scheduled 1st start tomorrow morn­ U. 4. Naval Academy, Annapolt*. coring in their remaining make ing. lake plare nn ihe Lake Gemge for a new packer. They examined retary's u>e. fordcll proposed ness to receive *H contribution*. «t0rkhnldcrf nf record Jan. 16. the refuse truck * quality, efficirn Applicant* approved by Ih* bnard Arriving from Washington, D. C. MJ , Captain W. M. Romlierger, up event* they could pa** the Target at 10.mi a. m. *------ ;---------------I960. cy, speed and cost uf operation in lake the wnttrn police exam was Vic* Admiral Wallace M. Develupmenl Division, Office of Savage Son Squadron by some Kb At 1:30 tsimurruw afternoon Ihe werr Marion A Butler. John Wil­ (leakley, Deputy Chief of Naval tha Chief uf Naval Operations; (minis. Heavy Attack Squadron liam Frazier and Aden G. Carter Operation* for Fleet readme**; Captain A. II Bowker, Training One would fall short nf first plare festivities will move to Fort Mel­ Vet Nearinjr Knd Vice Admiral Robert B. Pirie, de­ Division, Office of the Chief of by less than HI points hut would lon Dark for a "gel together" he HOUSTON, Tr* (UPD - Dr Jr. Karl L. Mathew* of Day Irma puty chief of naval operttioni for Naval Operations. assure sarend place if they rack tween Navy and aivilian ciliiens Russell Wide said today that be air; and Rear Admiral D. F. Beach suffered neck injuries in a believe* "death * only a matter Tha high ranking bra-* will be up a perfect store in loft bombing. of the community. two ear accident at First bt. and The Sanford Art Asm ha* in Smith, also from tha office of on hand at Ihe airmanship compe­ Yesterday’s shape drop event Civilians wishing to get tickets of hour* away" for Waller (Old Post Office Open Majnol-a We at 12:30 p. m to­ vited its members to a Christ- Chief uf Naval operation-, tition slatrd to start at III a. m allowed Heavy Five to Increase fur the event ran pick them up Heb) Williams, 117, the last sur­ Oviedo postmaster J. B. June* Rear Admiral Kenneth Uraig. day. The middle aged driver was mas Party at 7.3U p. m Monday The publw a invited In attend i heir lead on Heavy Seven by "frets" from tha majority of tha viving veteran uf Ihe Civil W«r. ia announcing that the Poet Offtra I'nmminiWr Fleet Air. Jarkson- tomorrow'! eer show. taken to Seminole Memorial Ho* -1 in the Civic renter William* ia suffering from hi* will ho open all Hay HalurdaF end SB more point*. Saves) was the Hanford merrhanto. pi'al Christina* cards will be exrhang- ville, arnvail in Sanford last nlghl Meanwhile. th» homhing derby only squadron lo have completed Aa an added attraction, Santa fourth atlark of pnrumonia thi* also Saturday, Dec. 19 for Um Sanford Negro Oil* Knigbton of ed and each member la asked to after atlanding tha 4v.au of Flor­ now being conducted al th* bate, the bombing portion* kg 4 00 Ctaua wiU aeuva at 1 p. as. to year. Dr. WoUe. who ha* treated benefit ->f patrons with Lbrutmaa 1110 S. W K t struck Mathew*’ bring a guest, hia favorite dea- ida MlllUrjr Appraeiatloa Dinner Mara tha finish line with Squad­ m. present randy to youngster*. AB ham tor several year*, said hu m ail Ha also p-gintod out that O i fie left n t fender, police «ert and pictures for a critique. In Orlando. ron VAII 5 s'ill n 'iri'alnicg lt« Tomorrow wIR see th# final youngsters will he admitted with condition la critical ar.d he te the of fie* i« open all day on W ed­ UUvae naval YigmUiics visiting lead. *gjd. Colic* and tea will tw served. i very weak. i scoring iso the bombing eosnpali- out tickrta, nesdays Link Necessary Hospital Names Burton T o Design New Addition Cubans Arrest Newsman Charged In Aiding Escape nafors Probe Drug Firm Ads Carolina Escapee Ringleader Nabbed Man Shoots 4 " In Gun Spree Smothers Plans Three Week Tour Car Veers Out Of Control, Hits Home Killing 2 Black Bear Shot In Wekiva Area t Glee Club's Yule Program Tuesday Lake Mary Yule Party Set Dec. 19 Minute Maid Reports Dividend City Officials See Packer At Work Central Filing Asked Of City Admirals Arrive For Navy Day ^Aan I n j u r e d -------------Art Association In Auto Mishap Plans Yule Party I t � 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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LOUIS (UPI) - Jack Me Mahon. St. Loul* Hawks' guard, ha* been named assistant conch and director nf player personnel of Ihe National Basketball Assn, (tub, MrMahon. an eight-year veteran in the NI1A. will remain on Ihe active player list until Dec. 16 ind then will b* assigned to the Hawks' fannout list. By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (U P I)- Robert Staek, who is rich enough not to Wirt; at all, baa doubled hi* ap­ pearance* In a new TV series be­ cause he doesn’t want tn cheat viewer!. ‘‘Actor* are taking advantage of the public when they lend their aames to a program, then fail to perform in every segment.'* he ■aid. "When I first agreed to star in ‘The Untouchables' 1 was sup­ posed to appear in 11 of the 28 Show*, narrating as host in the other 15. But it .. unfair to viewera to remove the main chargeaeries. Therefore, I’m going to show up in all of them." Slack, ion of extraordinarily wealthy paranta. waa afraid televieweri would blame him for mis­ representing his role in the hourlong advanture aerie*. "The minute an audience is chested they pul the blame on Ihe performer," he explained. "I realised it would he a mis­ take to devote lest than all my attention and energy ta the aeries." In the past few years Bob was snagging the flashy, neurotic roles which most actors these days eonsidrr prime parta. Stark found them limiled end unsatisfactory. "It feel* good to let the othrr guy play the flash role,” he grin­ ned. "In tha aerie* I play a ■good guy,' and It seems to be making in lmpres*lon on (hr pub­ lic." ff Mark appear* to he overzealous It’s only natural. He owns 23 percent of the aeries through his Lingford Productions. His canny entry Into TV has upped hi* price- fa.1 ipuvlci from jao.sco per picture to the 6100,000 bracket. "The best part of a TV series is (he constant work," Bob conetudd. "In movie* you make one picture, then sit around for a year. In TV you keep busy alt year long." APPRECIATION for a job well done wax shown by « group of E nterprise boya to Rev. Blit Swyear (fourth from left) of the Hnrnett Methodist Church. The boya purchased a lamp for the parsonage. Shown above are hack row, left to right, Danny Neal, Bobby Wilbnm, Randy Emanuel. Rev. Swyear, Doug Hamlin, Don Hamlin and Terry Sellers. Front row la Happy Carlton, Robert Seller* and Bobby Hamilton. Sunday Showcase Shows Quotable Quotes Durante A t His Worst BY FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - Watching thla season's Sunday Showcase in NBC-TV’a S to • p. m. slot ha* been a little like watching a relay race by pooped-out performer*. It seem* that a battered baton Is passed along from one gimpy Showcase production to another. Sunday night. It was Jimmy Durante'* turn to change Ihia im­ pression and make the hour bounce and live a little. He didn't. In fact, hla special, "Clive My Regard* To Broadway," waa per­ haps tha worst show Durante ha* ever done on TV. Although ho waa In almost avery number, Duranle had nothing very special to offer. Hit guetl. Ray Bolder, was wasted' in a trite dance about a private eye. While Bulger almost made up for It later In Ihe "Harrigan" num­ ber, hla buoyant stepping came loo late to save the show. Durante'* other guests, Jane Powell, Eddie Hodges and Jimmie Rodgers also were wasted. 'Iflie show'i defects were magnified when the Dinah Shore show follow­ ed it. Choose any 10 mlnulea in Dinah'i show and you'll find more sparkla ami entertainment than in the (Wminutes that preceded her. And I'll even include the commercials. Important People." Carney tackled some highflying subject* ami brought them to earth with *omc vigoroui, perceptive and, by some standard*, even fearless satire. Incidentally, Carney was the mystery guest Sunday night on "What's My Line," a show he helped carve up on Friday and hr encored hia John Daly Imitation. The Channel Swim: NBC TV replace! Ihe spy series, Five Fin gers, nn Saturday, Jan. Zt with a 13-week public affairs series. The hour long p. ue-time reports will deal with such topic* as suhurhla, alcoholism, baseball's problems and African nationalism. Frank McGee""]/ ihe bust. ■ "Aiound The World With Ed Sullivan," a 90-minute CBS-TV special, is being pencilled into next May's schedule. Sullivan will tape and film home-grown talent in II countries during hia trip next March. He will utilise famous natonal landmarks for backgrounds to the outdoor performances. John Vivyan, who star* as Mr. Lucky on CBS-TV, will appear on Dec. 20 episode of Maverick on ABC-TV in Ihe role of Tinhorn. The slory, "A Cure For Johnny Itain," is said tn be a satire of Dragnet. NRC-TV now has competition on the Jan. t Tournament of Bnses parade. ABC-TV has told the par­ ade In a sponsor, ton. ami will have Ronald Brogan and Bess Myerann handling Ihe commentary. Eddc Albert ha* replsced Tony Bandall in the starring rote of Oli­ ver Krwenter in "The Silver Whis­ tle," Playhouse 9n’s Dec. 24 pro duct Inn on CBS-TV. While Durante’* salute In Broad­ way fizzled. an earlier salute to Broadway sizzled. This one, on CBS-TV Sunday af­ ternoon, offered excerpts from 10 Broadway playa and musicals that had tackled themrs ordinarily con­ sidered too controversial for net­ work TV. Brief scenes from such shows as, ••The Crucible," "The Male Animal" and "Home nf the Brave" were offered and even Pick Mal/.one MV I* these excerpt*, performed by noted BOSTON (U PII—Third baseman actors, created excitement. What’x more, they demonstrated how pal­ Frank Malzonr will he honored a* lid Is Ihe hade TV dramatic pro- the mQll valuable player of Ihe UI3D Huston Bed Sox team at the duel. annual dinner of the Boston chap Hnr exception to the "Pallid ter nf the Baseball Writer* As*n,l TV" charge mrnnlioned above was of Amerira, Jan. 27. last Friday's production of Cliarlr* Dickens' "Oliver Twist." Adapted To Play For South for CUS-TV'x Du Pont Show of the .MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) — Quarter­ Month by Micliarl Dyne. Ihe nov­ back Jack Cumming*. fullback el's terror was abetted by the Don Klochak and end Al GobMeln, faces nf the players, their ragged all nl North Carolina, hove acceptwardrobe* and the suitably grimy, ed Invitations to play for the South shadow filled sets. At times, Dan team in the North-South All-Star Petrie’s direction was unnecessa­ football rlasslr. Dee. 2fl rily ornate ami John MctSiver’a portrayal nf Mr. Bumble was too watery, hut Ihr rest nf the ra*t —led by Krir Portman and Hubert Morlay — was excellent. I saw most of Art Carney's NBC TV special nn Friday anil what I saw was superb. Called. "Very ^ . 5 i f. .-, *»• •• United Press international LONDON _ The Rev. Christapher Gamer, revealing that he hope* to get rock ‘n’ roll hymns into 2,000 juke boxes in England: ‘‘They’ll put over the Christian faith ta people who might never he reminded of it otherwise.’* NEW YORK — Aillai E. Steven««n, praising Mr*. Eleanor Roose­ velt at a dinner given In her hon­ or by Democratic Advisory Coun­ cil; ‘'Flamboyant adjective* appHcable to olilcr ladle* of history— ‘despotic,’ ‘conspiratorial,’ ‘frivo­ lous’ and so on — how absurd they »ound Ir conjunction with our gent!* ‘Mrs. R.‘ * VATICAN CITY — Pope John XXIII, telling a rhearing mass audience that although his cold was getting better he still was hoarse: "I can answer vour applause hut 1 cannot match your ■(tout­ ing.” HUTCHINSON, Kan. — itenate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson |Tex.), reilerating that ii* is liot seeking the HMV) Democratic presidential nomination; "I do not want to wear out my voice whrte I have made myself abundantly Hear. 1 am not a can­ didate.” ■•’ • v- • t , * Youngster Disobeys His Parents; Loses Hand In Hunting Mishap TITUSVILLE <UPI> — A teen- iosinr his left hand In a shotgun ^ age boy who disobeyed hi* par­ accident, Venum Crapp*. 18. had bis I » lF ent* and went hunting in • row­ boat was rerovering today after hand amputated a t the wrist after he and a companion, who also was wounded, waded and walked more than a mile to reach safety. Crapps and Richard Burkett, IS. both nf nearby Mims, laft Saturday morning on a duck hunt­ ing trip, taking th* small rowboat about a mile out in Sal* Lakt. Burkett’s single-barreled ahot^^ gun divcharged accidentally, al­ most tearing Crapp’a left hand HOLLYWOOD (UPi) - “ The off. The gun hammer felt <m Surfers," four native Haw lian Burkett's right hand and a«v*raly boys, hive popularized a new cut it. The boys fashioned a tourniquet brand of island music oo record* and in night spots around the around Crapps’ arm and tried to row to shore. Burkett finally country. Bui they are Just getting Jumped Into the icy water and around to singing together in pulled the boat In, wading through Hawaii. water up to hi* shoulder*. They were unable to get The four Joined up as a vocal group when they enrolled at Glen­ pickup truck on shore started so had tn walk a mile to Rurkatt's dale Junior Cnllege near Holly­ house where a doctor wa* mmwood, Only two of them harj^ moned. known earh other before coming Crapps’ father, Cieln Crapps, to the slates, Clayton Naluai, 22, •aid the accident “should be a and Alan Katani, 20. They had lesson to all teen-age boys to not previously met Pal Sylvia. 13. mind their mother*. "We told W mon and Riehard and Benue Chine, 20, allhough their homes were not far apart Friday night, the laat thing before they went to bed. not to go h u n t - ^ on the islands. Ing in a row boat,” he said. "TheyM* Because they all came from Ha­ did and we are suffering.” waii, they were coaxed into form Young Crapps was a left-han.itag a singing group to entertain student*. They began singing mostly at auditorium call* at the college. Their uniijue harmoniz­ ln Thankful Tribute — ing on exotic South Sea themrs THK built them a reputation that ex­ truded beyond the campus, and REMINDER they soon were discovered and —DeBARY signed hy a recorded company. HEART It was ■ valuable discovery. The boys have scored well with COUNCIL their four albums. "On Ihe Rocks.” "High Tide." "Tahiti" gratefully arrepta and acknow­ TiuJ-'Chii-tinax in Hawaii." ledges memorial riMltributinne babiy their hlggest selling record, fot--HEARTREST,AKVK;~ ’ "High Tide." was recorded oddly P. O. BOX 1M enough in the cnllege gymnasium, which has excellent acoustics. SANFORD, FLA. Four Hawaiians Finally To Sing On The Islands STARTING OUT on more thnrj just ■ morning utroll in former Marine Major John E. Richterx, H8. ns he leaven Yankee Stadium in New York to walk 111) milpx to Hartford. Conneclicut, in an attempt to tnke the (inofficial world’s hik­ ing record away from the Hritiah. The record waa set in Granham, E n g l a n d , when AHiert Johnson com­ pleted HO miles in 22 hours, 29 minutes. Rich­ ters, now an insurance salesman, said he is mak­ ing the hike to raise funds for the Hartford Associa­ tion for Retarded Children and the Connecticut Wel­ fare Association. 0 New Accounts Sanford received 14 new water and sewerage accounts during November, according to Water Clerk Gene Carter. Meter* ta the ground totalled 3.241 it the end of November against 3.222 at the end of October. Carter said. The city collected 634,243.90 in water hills la«t month. Legal Notice Concentrate Men Start Production in v n v % rt ji n tiri r o i ht . *k «i i %«m*»; «in \ i i, r h i a i i i i r»T%TK o r t,rr>N K. CRANK. D«r#«i»d LAKELAND (UPI) - Most of the state'* 27 maker* of frotrn orange concentrate have already started production this season, ac­ cording to Florida Citrus Mutual. General Manager Robert W. It ii Iledge reported production is incrrailng dally and "orange* for concentrate are being bought on * limited scale and are being used primarily for barrelling pur­ poses.” liarretled concentrate I* used later In the season for Mending with freihly made concentrate. 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A, o f M i l a a t a t a F i r s t p u h l i r a f i n n o n Nov. 31, 1989 ONE NEW DIMENSION CAR PRESENTS Pr o o f proven It's His Car ARLINGTON, V«. 4UPI I Charles E. Evan*, a retired Washington butcher, wants hla ra r hack. Evan* claimed Monday the Ar. Hngton police department sold th* ra r whila ha « u In jail for driv. In* whila intoxicated. t1* said pnllra wrote him at hi* laat addres* they would sell the ear If ha did not elalm it. Evana charged that although He 5 ' . .• •••».' I -*v, 1 Crime Series is Paying Off For Bob Stack P a i« 1ft—T u n . Dee. 8, 1989 UaMed Freaa IstersaUsmal R n rjr P i Yl ha* atonad for lila ertinax. History never will m o rd great M i of d*rrini-do by Hanry Pa YL But ha mu*t rata a t laait a paragraph a* tha laat of a dyaaaty, a pathatir figure *wept alone throughout hi* 64 yaar* by event# hi which ha waa forrad to play a part but over which ha bad l a control. In hla lifetime, ha *at upon two throne* and waa ouated from both. Ha waa tha laat of the Manrhu aaaparora who ruled China for nearly MO year*. And ha waa tha puppet whom lha Japan#** sat upon tha throne *f tha Manchurian »tate which Aa* renamed Jtanehukun. Hla mama croppad up h u t week hi a Hat #f nearly AO other* yrm tad amnesty by tha Red ChiH*a for earioua offenae* rangin# from political nnrellahlat to w ar ertminal. Hanry Pa Yl wa» In tha latter category. Henry P i Yl aacended the crumbling throna of China in 1908 whan ha waa 20 yeara aid. Ha auccaadad the dowager Em* praaa T*i H*l who mad# Peiping a forbidden elty to foreigner* and who** hatred of all eutaider* final­ ly exploded In tha Boxer Rebel­ lion, Her extravagancee and preJudleea already had brought the country to ruin. For four yeara Pu Yl ruled - through • regency, finally being forced to abdicate In 1012 with eatabllihment of tha republic un___df* 6|ai Yat-aan. Ha raUtrnad briefly fire year* later but again waa forced to ab­ dicate, tbia time within n month. For nearly 20 year* thereafter ha lived the obseur* Ufa of plain Hanry Pu Yl. • i t In 1034 n militant Japan had overrun Manchuria, which had tha coal, mineral* and ex. pan*ion room the Japan*** need­ ed. They alio needed *om* form of legality to mask their outright ■tail of a hug* chunk of Chinese territory. Henry Pa Yl wa» their *n*wer and they placed him on th* puppat throna White they proceeded to hulid their railroad* and dam* and a grant industrial complex In preparation for World War II. At tha and of th* war, the flu*elan* found him and look him to Tokyo to taatify In tho war crime* trial* and than turned him over to Ihelr Red China*# allira. Report* aay Henry Pu Yl ha* been hr»inw*»hed now. Th»r* are ■o more throne* for him to *it upon and h* can go bark to obKurlty ■* plain Henry 11 Yl. Rut In hi* lifetime he ha* served a* a bridge for history, through nearly 60 year* of tur­ moil In China, and In a way ha* *aen hlitory repeat Itself. The dowager empress whom hr succeeded had made Peiping a forbidden city. Under the Red*. It one* more la a forbidden city where any foreigner automatically I* suspect. Tv ECONOMY. PROVEN VALUE LUiK left n<> forwarding address, he was on Ihe third floor of the i-nurth«u*e, a few hundred feet away, alt the time. When F.vurn wu« released he learned the car, a lU8t) sedan, had hern sold for fill. Evans wants the county to pay him an estimated flirt. Th* Arllngtnn County hoard has deferred artion for two weeks. IM T K T H A T M o t e d im s I V I , 0 0 0 n s m e n h a s # i t r i e w i T h e I j w i o v e r 1 M l n u l l to n m ile s . H a p p y o w n e rs lo w e r i iM iii.im r j iu it-[to rt f e w r T I e m it , se rv u r jo in . lo w r r s e r v ic e rh a rg v w , n iile u ^ e o n r e g u l.t r g .n . iiu m c I'wvi ki nuue ih.Hi 1.IXN) Herts, ||>-rr‘t i Ik in o u l T hr I .irk vivr* up ta .13.3% rt*’ K-1' hill* (th a t» HV a g-.illrm!) .irwl iwss ni.iiiuriixiKe hill* up ta 23% (“ every 1th s e rw r p>h free"). Proven higti in trade-in srwltew - tra*lr rejsnrx sftaw- l-rrk revile priim aiiovc avevnge m its pner gtotip. wrr * i\ xn*t«**iN*. r t v i B A R G A IN B Y S W D F .B A K K R i PRICES iiM r m r i m srx s is iiiih m at . >oi*n v n n w n A x n n m )■ *. rn r i iih m t l v Mini lu M ix iis in . lo x n to rv «sn i ihhiu r a n * wm.om . on COLONIAL LIVING SUITR P opular Brands Beautiful Early American design. Finest fabrics, choice of colors. at 2 0 % off Farrell's FURNITURE Arcade Package Store MB Wa Bm 4 flits FieW , Top Am m d 4He* 7%* LARK al TIH H *TVlHtSAKMR M tA lB a m toJwrf B aa ford Y nlue Sanford Motor Co. Inc. Stam p* 1094 8 . Ah . 1104 FA M I K FRENCH FREE PARKING FA 2-T95S ________ ' ; ' i .- ' �Property Owners In W est N A S Area Get Tax Reductions _________ __ ^ets Cited As Reason For Assessment Cuts Some 200 property ow nen in n 143 acre tract -west of the Sanford Navy Air Station were jriven a blanket 40 per cent property assessment reduction because of low-flying aircraft in the area. e^ The Board of Equalization agreed to the request by f^Vttorney Kenneth Spaulding who said the property owners Bulletin HAVANA, tu b a ( l 1P i t - An*, tin Young, 3S, American soldier ef fortune H i t n t a l Tuewlsy feu N yean* imprisonment h r natlgovermment activities, *** raped from Pinar 6» Rio JaU Unlay. No immediate escape de­ tails were available in Havana to t R waa d e a r Young, of Mi­ ami, had made hi* way into the nearby Sierra de Organ* billa. /lew s Briefs Plane Feared Lost BOGOTA, Colombia (CPI) — A C4T airliner with 46 persona aboard was overdue and (eared lust in the Caribbean today. Thu plane wai en mute to Cartagena from the resort islands o( San Andres. Better Prices ^ LAKELAND <UPI> Belter ‘-p ric e s («r cilrua (mit were pre­ dicted today by Florida Citrus Mu­ tual. General Manager Robert W. Kutledgr said growers could uspect gradual strengthening of oc­ tree prices (or good quality citrus as the season progresses. Gales Pile Up LONDON lUPI) - Winter galea today piled up powerful storm ^M vavrs in the busy shipping lanes '^ aro u n d the European coastline (or thr fourth day and new sinkinga raised Ihe death toll past the 100 mark. For the first lime since the storm began, Russian rrsm e crews were called out. Murder Attempt WINTER GARDEN' I CPU - A 15 year-old mother of five was held in a mental hospital today .to a fte r she wrung the neck ot her ^infant sop and then tried to cut off his head with an electric saw. Sheriff Dave Starr said Mrs. Ida npears was taken to Ihe Morula Sanitarium and Hospital at Orlando late Tuesday after confessing Ihe crime Space Agency Gets New Boss •j » ^ . ^W < WASHING ION (CPU — The De(cove Department said today that creation of a new civilian space unit headed by an Air Force offi­ cer has assured full military eouperalion in building high powered rockets for deep spare exptnra lion. The civilian unit, part of thr National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is to lie headed hy 43-year old Maj. Gen. Don R. Ostrander, who had been direct­ ing military missile programs since 1951. Dr T. Keith (llcnnati, NASA director, announced Tuesday that beginning about .Ian, I Osiramler would l*e "direelor of launrh ve hirfp programs,'* He will »erv* as policy boss fur Dr. Wemher von Braun and oth­ er German born rocket experts whose transfer from Ihe Army to NASA has hern completed except lor final details subject to congressional approval. in the "flight easement" area were justified in asking for a lower assessment adjustment be­ cause living there is “ beyond hu­ man endurance and in some cases you can't get rid of vacant lots in the area for AW a lot.’* Spaulding cited example after example of property owners in the easement trying lo get rid of lots but were unsuccessful. "With those low dying Jets. Ihe lot tides ere not worth the paper thry are written on," Spaulding said. Spaulding, who said he waa re­ presenting some U property own­ er! in the area wbich includes Palm Terrace, said planes fly aa low aa 2$ feet In the area. Chairman John Krider told Spaulding that the board was well acquainted with the problem and persona there need some kind of relief. The board met to review »ome too other individual cases until S p. m., most of them concern­ ed with homestead exemption. A request for homestead exemp­ tion denied by former Tax Assess­ or Mary Walker was approved white tome 30 others were denied because the owners were renting the property when they filed for exemption. In other action, the board ap­ proved assessment changes in some 33 other esses snd denied some 40 others. s Krider said the board will re­ convene Thursday at 1:30 p. m. to wrap-up the proceedings. Citixena will be notified of Ihe decision of the hoard by mall be­ fore the tax bills ire mailed out at the end of Ihe month. Extensive Hun) On For Escapees YANCEYVILLE. N. C. (DPI) Planes and helicopter* roared into a £»Sliwi<U* n cAbtint hotlajk for 19 psympathic convicts who broke out of all "escape piuuf" pii'on and apparently fled the stale. “ We're pretty sure they are out of the stale," Highway Patrol I'apt. A W. Well* said In GreensIxiro. N. C. But he added that until the truck used in the escape is found "we’re riot going to call off our own search." The main hunt centered early today near Roanoke. Va . where farmer 55, It. liubinxori of Bu chanan, Va.. said three men dress­ ed in prison garb forced linn lo give them civilian clothing Tues­ day night and then made him drive them to Roanoke, Helicop ter* and planes hovered over the Roanoke area, while officers check ed on Robinson's story Of the ill that escaped yesterday one was recaptured later la the day. Board To Name New Principal The county school board will appoint a new Crooms Academy principal at their 9:30 a m. meet­ ing tomorrow. The appointee will replace Dr Roy Allen who died of a heart stuck at a recent foothall ja n e The hoard will award a con­ tract to build the Oviedo High and elementary school additions ami will discuss Ihe county school building program's progress. Six new schools and additions are now under construction. 1 p. m. Stocks (Eh? ^auforli iimtlii Swofford Out As M ayor; Gary In Landslide Need For More Parking Lots In City Cited Hanford should acquire enough land weet of Myrtle Ave. la build three parking Iota, Resident City Planner Gerald Dake said yester­ day. Sanford's central business dis­ trict seems to be growing west toward French Ave. Dake said. The city ought to ger enough land lo park at .least 500 c*(* b« fore w«»t Sanford construction boosli land prices, ha explained. The new Flor­ ida Slate Bank annex on Firat St. at Oak Aye. will take parking space from nearly too cars ac­ cording to the planner. Dake advised planning a new lot near Fultoo St. Tins would lie in with the Iheme of routing trallic around the central business district on Third St., Sanford Ave., Semi nulr Blvd. and French Ave., he explained. Right now Sinford has enough trntral business district public offstreet parking space, Dak* said. The 333 Space* in back of Ihe school hoard building, 121 in back of Ihe civic center, 44 at Second and Oak St. and 2* at Third and Magnolia make 424 L 'M irift ci«y pefUAR «"'5» sT*> planner rounied 311 c a n parked i,o private land between buildings in ihe central business district Monday. Sanford doean’t own the Second Si. and Oak Ave. lot snd Ihe Magnolia and Third St. area. Their three year lea** to Ihe city I* subject to their owner’s approval (nr rent renewal. Citizens Aroused "Rowlett’* Story” of cruelty to * small ilojr cm The Heritld editorial pajte Monday ha* Drought acore* of phone call* and a total of $5(1 in reward money for in­ formation leading to identification of the torturer* to the dog. Two people have offered reward* of $25 each and several interested in the work of the American Humane Society have pledged an intensive effort to identify and prosecute to the limit of the law whoever shot Rowlett. The story of the shooting of Ihe dog brought at least one other report of similar cruelty to small animals, in which a cal was punctured with nails, la w officers are investigating. The veterinarian who tin* been taking care of ihe injured (log said today that it is responding to treat-ment for injuries, including Hil?rnttWh*mnge. V A H -5 Still Leading N A S Bombing Derby Squadron VAH 3 ta still ahead after Ihe serond day of thr 1939 bombing derby bring held at the Sanford Navy Air Station. With loading compelilion and loft bombing near completion the Say, ■ge Son* of Heavy Attack Squadroa Five have potted 1,372 point* out of a possible 1,4oo for thr first two events hp*v Attack kqiiadron Seven, ,’iiier squadron to ronip b tf th* (lr« '<*,i event* «»** «ee uml with 1,163 points Heavy Attack Squadrons i>nr and Eleven had not yet completed itoih events dur lo carrier operations aboard Ihe Independence amt Roo­ sevelt. Heavy Attack Squadron Three tallied a perfect -core 7on points in Ihe loading compelilion ami will win Event I amt tile Weapon* laud mg Tropin, unless Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven also post* a per­ fect score on their loading drill on Friday. Heavy Attack Squadron one gathered 630 points in the wea­ MIAMI lUf’ll — A bright sun pons loading event and rot.hi lake warmed up the state today after a eold wave blamed for a school lire in Northwest Florida and at Snow Flurries least three death* elsewhere. An ml homer which furnished End Worst Storm steam heat for an aging brick I'nlted Press International school at Paxton, near the Ala­ A few New England *now flur­ bama line exploded Ttictday ami ries remained behind today to re sent Iwo students to a hospital. mind easterner* ot their worst Amt s gat heater blew up in a snowstorm of the *«4»on newly-renovated silverware shop The storm and an accompany m Ocala, causing a fire that did ing cold snap struck Ihe Atlantic estimated damages of $43,000. Coast slates with crippling sud­ Thr cold wave's death toll ruse denness amt dropped up to IT to three Tuesday with the death inches nf snow before sweeping in Miami of Mrs. Carolinr Bain, nut a, sea 62. The woman succumbed in a The stoim s department rat-rd In,spit a I from burn* suffered Sun­ five • feet tides on Long Island's day when an oil healer she wai (•real South Bay — the highest lighting Mashed up and ignitrd her since the 1938 hurricane Dozens of hesrh front homes were IIinmI dressing gown. In Melbourne, a 77 year old man ed died of suffocation early Tuesday after a blase started by an oil heater swept through his frame Woodland Acre home Another man died In Tampa Monday in fire investigators said Damaged By Fire was started hy a heater. Wildfire horned »n sere uf wood­ Froat and freesing temperature* land twn miles northwest nf Gen were common through Central eva yfiirrd.iv. County Forest Florida's big riirus belt but ap­ Ranger Boh Gray said parently did not last long enough Ranger Robert l.everrlt got a lo cause *ennu* damage. A few tractor to the scene but the Mamet growers set not smudge pots snd were put out with hand limit. The started bonfire* to be on the safe wildfire was the third this month side. in Seminole County snd the *oth The worst damage of the laleat this year. Gray urged hunters to cold snap appeared lo have been be very careful of fire in the done by fires. woods sinre the frost yesterday morning has made wildfire more likely. 3 Deaths Blamed On Cold Wave Fourteen persons had applied for the Casselberry postmastsr'a job si the application deadline yeaterday, acting Postmaster Donald Million said today. The civil service lest on reading com­ prehension, vorabulsry, post ofRce husme*s. management snd arithemelic won't be given (or sev­ eral months, Wdlwm said. Trooper Transfer • • _____ ____________ NEW YORK (U Plt - ttoek prices at 1 p. m : American Airlinea .................. ?4‘i American TAT ..................... TfeW American Tobacco .............. t07S Bethlehem Steel ............... 3S'» WEATHKR: Sunny again today and again Thursday. High today, R5-70. Low tonisht. 44-50. CAO ....................................... MS Chrysler .............................. M VOL. XUX United Pres* Leaxed Wire Establiahed 1908 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. p8l DuPont ................................ Ml Eastman Kodak ................... KMS Ford Motor . ...................... K S General Electric ............... 93** General Motor* . .............. 5.V« Graham • Paige ................ 2’s lntl. TAT ............................. 40H Lorillard .................. MW Minnie Maid ........................ tfS The Altamonte Spring's Mayor D. D Daniel by a ITT* different*. tivsd in Florida all hi* life. Haw law. Hawkins la chairman of the iinrontestrd for five eounrl) seat*, Penney ........................... I22’» kins moved to Ails monte Springs Orlando Jayceet Christmas Ughl- W. H. Clont* received HIT votes; election turned into a major poli ence. Penn RR ........................ I6’« Of the tra Altamonte Spring* to month* ago and lives with his tical upset as newcomer Wilbur ing contest. Royal A m erican................... 4S J. Y. Harris, Mg; Ben Jones, ltT; registered voter*. 171 east batlotc. Seara Roebuck ................. 4»S Hawkins defeated incumbent l-aw- .Swofford ha* been Altamonte wife and son on Forrest Ave. Aldermen RtH York and Homer W. H. Marti*, MU and B- F. Ward Ilawkin* le an insurance repre Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 49*. renre Swofford while the Oviedo mayor lor six years and la now tentative fur Employers Mutual Sewell gamed ancther two year* J r . IM. Sludebaker ........................... IIS mayor's election resulted in a on the county commission of Wausau In Orlando. He gradu in office in yesterday * *1action In Casselberry'* mayoralty elaw U. S- Steel ................... 100's landslide for .Mayor law Gary. Hawkins wtR take over the office lion, inrumbent William Benson de­ Westinghouse El..................... It*1* Hawkins polled 112 votr* In ■Ian. 11 and will serve for Iw* ated from Florida State Univer­ They w-re unopposed. sity wlu-re he majored I* insur­ Sixty perrrag * | Oviedo's reg­ feated Joseph D. Bryant bp a 2MSwofford'i 123 while Gary tupped yesrt Horn *n sjumrr, he has ance and minored In business istered voter* eaet ballots, in the IS1 difference. 11 Applicants (■RAND MASTER 1’. \V. Kiemun. center, of Ft. losutlerilule, talk* over IOOF activities with Thomas liodgett, left. Noble Grand of Sanford Lodge No- 27, Independent Order of Oddfellow*, and Ralph T. Spotta, secretary. Ricmaii made his visitation tw the local lodge Monday (Uritar Mat iw*n*Ur moating jbtaff PhokM ______ Action Postponed The Seminole Memorial this pits) hoard nf trusters postponed choosing*an architect fur ihr hoi pital addition Iasi night since two of the five board members were absent from the scheduled meet­ ing. Action to choose an architect for the 1300.18)0 addition will be taken at a Thursday mum hoard meeting chairman A. H. Peter ■no Sr, said today. Highway Patrol trooper T Mark Alack uf Casselberry will be transferred I* BeookaviU* J u . 1, Derby (explanation Ito patrol's *i*c*tiv* board to* Cdr. Jack Cousins of VAH I wffl announced. Mack U one of three explain the current bombing der­ stale troopers who serve Semioole by to the Sanford Jsyrees at their Civic Center luncheon tomorrow. over second place with perfect loft bombing scores when they com­ plete that event on Thursday, Event 111 of ihe competition which lakes place today all will he »n the ground and tmloor* as flight crews annulate complete at­ tack missions. The operational flight simulator* at Heavy Attack Squadron Three training area will lest flight crew reirlions and abi­ lity under combat conditions. SIX HUNDRED POUNDS OF KAM'IIIU KfiKR FOR NAVY DAY. WionDixie Store* hnvo donated WKJ pound* of ment to the Jayueee for Nnvy Appreciation Day, Saturday. Here W. C. Buie, (right) msu-kei miuMffor of the Third Street Winn-Dixie Store, grind* tha meat while visions of hanthurgera dance through the band* of Bill Hrumleg and Jtot iletoda, co-chairmen of the .Inveei- Navv Dhv cnnmiiitee. Peace Stressed By Ike In India NEW DELHI (CPU—President Eisenhower'* triumphal tour of Asia brought him today lo New Delhi where lie piotniied Indians worried slmul war with Hrii Chilis that lie would work with their leaders in "our common qurii for peace." It was an unruanous, flowergarlanded welcomr for tile Presi­ dent on his fifth and to far -noat important stop on hit 11-nation tour of Asia. Europe and Africa. It was obviously an emotional moment for him si he stood be­ fore s background of pink-lipped floods in the telling sun and told an estimated co.noo la 70,000 In­ dians massed at Paiam Airport that there must Iw peace because ihe altrrnative is ' ion horrible I* contemplate " The President, appearing a little tired hut standing soldierly creel, told Ihe rheering crowd that sometime ago he bail made up his mind that “ someday, the laird willing, ( would come to India." Powell Elected Youth Chairman tJ.U.'OSSykgkl NAVY /H’lMtKl'IATlON DAY wax proclaimed by Sanford Mayor A. 1* Wilson (left) and county enmminaion chairman John Krider yeaterday. I'lie recognition Saturday of the Navy’* place in Sanford and Seminole i m m i> will lie marked by Santa Clans'* appearance in Melfonville Saturday afternoon. Sieve Powell was elected chair man of the Sanford Youth Council at a recent meeting of the group Other officers elected were' Alex Mrhihhin. vice-chairman and Het sy Williams, secretary-treasurer. I he group discussed stricter \ rules at the Civic Center ami agreed that no person may parti­ cipate in Ibe evening activities without first tieing rherked in by Ihe vouth wing supervisors. City of In ia) < line proclaimed The group alio agreed to hold S tomorrow and t riday as Navy holiday danee on New Year s Days in Sanford <n conjunction Day with Navy Appreciation Day set Saturday. A* part ot Navy Days festiv­ Board Approves ities, city and county ufficuls will wslch the bombing derby being Drainage Support held st the Navy haw tomorrow The Seminole Soil Conservation and on Friday a special luncheon Distort board of supervisor* tin honoring Navy citizens will be anfmously agreed last night to held. give any assistance and informa­ tion possible to Ihe drainage com mitlee recently created by Ibe Stetson Names county commissioner*. The hoard voted lo sup tori New Vice Prexy the committee after discussing DELANO (CPI) - The Rev water problems, conservation of water resources, individual conn James W, Parrish, pastor of ty watershed* and public law 3*6. Riverside Baptis; Church at Miami, today was appointed vice president of Stetson Gniversity. GOP Candidate * Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, president TALLAHASSEE (IJH l - Ber uf Stetson, said the Rev. Parrish nard M. Shotkm of Miami Beach would be in charge of church announced today that he will rtai relations, developmet* and alumni for governor on the Republican affair* when he tskrs over Ihe to Art on a platform uf wide open newly created position shortly gambling for Murid*, after Ja*. L Navy Days Proclaimed In Sanford Saturday, Navy, city and county officials will gatlirr at Fort Ale! Ion Park for a special day of event* including a barbecue, en terlainment and gifts from Santa Claus for the youngsters. Free tickets for civilians who wish to attend thr festivities are available at the Florida Slate Rank, Sanford Atlantic Hank, Florida Power and Light Co, Sincktand • Morrison Ine , Bill) Payola E*robe WASHINGTON' 11 I'll — The N'a lion a l Assn, of Hroadcasters ap pointed a 12 member task force today to deal with ethical and legal issues arising from invest­ igation uf payola, rigged quia shows and deceptive advertising The team is headed hy NAB President Harold E. Fellows, who appointed tha ether it members. Tha association represent* about half the nation'* radio and tele viturn station*, Ht-mphill Motors, Holler Motors^ Manuel Jacobson's. Cowan's, Hollywood Shop, itoumillat and Anderson Drug Store, the thre* yVtnn - Dixie stores, Foodmart, Jackson's Mink Market, Seminol* County Motors. J C. Penney, Ynwcll's Bo-Jays, Hunt’s IincolnMercury, Inc. sod the Sanford Herald. New Atlas Space Flight Reported CAPE CANAVERAL (U Pl) - * i huge Atlas ICBM made what aj^ pea red to be ll* !3tb straight sue* restful flight Tuesday night, boosting its slock at both a space rocket booster and a mili­ tary weapon. TTiare waa no official word from the Air Force on results ot th* shot, but it was bc!ka«ed Uve At* las achieved most of k* test ohjerlivcs on a S.’WO-mil* infer* coni mental rang* R-gbt over th* AthuMto �Sea Captain Refuses To Leave Sinking Ship ___________ ________ __________ ______________ _______ IT. COMBS, Scotland <U?I) - A | All through the night, white Mi E-yearoid figniab aaa eanu m de,'lrd atormi, Ihe British Coaat -Juard, and Mi bosaea today to .tick with the grounded,, battered dd freighter that baa beta hia ome for 23 yean. In tto beat tradttloni of the aea, ,'ap». Jukka Vuorio proudly re*uaad to leave the l.oo-ton frelgh* tar Anna after K waa driven aground by a fierrt gala oo tba rocky dcotllah ahore. a victim of a three-day norm that haa plagued chipping in the North Sea. Ifia 17-man crew went aihort an n breathe* buoy Tuesday, hut tha aklppar refuted to budge, in tba manner of Capt. Kurt Carlaeo of the Flying Entrrprlae aeven yeara ago. iinggra' union • determined ree« ver# too high foe the shove1* ludget. He *ald aueh kickbacks vere common prartlce In the in­ dustry and wrre not in the same category as "payola" handed (o disc Jockeys to plug records. But ,ie aaid NBC ha* ordered the prac­ tice halted. B l Rrealdeat Frank Stnnloo, twin said "you have made it •peeeiMe for me to continue" t offered to atay on aa prosllot for It day*. In accordaoct tlh Mo eonlrari. or to leav# to o avor Btaaton asked Mm to. Btontoo replied "I accept your HtoHtioo. H U effective Im­ mediately,*' Itootoo Hid ho waa "very, vary wry," Cowan bad written aueh a Mor, but Cowan Indicated Uut to anhjMt of Ua roiigutioa bod Train Derails In Pennsylvania Rugged Mountains MT. UNION, Pa. (UPI) - A Pennsylvania Baitroad express train, carrying about 140 passeng­ ers, derailed In a rugged mountain area of, central Pennsylvania early today. Throe persona wero Injured whan tha crock Now York to Clovoland train, tba Clevelander, left tba roll* about ISilO a, m. e.e.t. after striking a pleeo af ma­ chinery apparently dropped by an­ other westbound train. Dempsey L. Button,. 11, 1PM E. Mth ft., Cleveland, waa admitted te Lewiston General Hospital with hand and lag Injuries, Mrs. Jo Ana Mulligan, about SS, 4*01 East-West Hwy„ Betkeade, Md., and John Morgan, 41, 40T E. Lutiea S t, New Castle, Pa., a rail­ road employe, ware haspttaliud In Muntlngdan with shock and eon* tualana. Several ether passengers were shaken up when twa coaches left the ruila. A heavier tell af lajurlea waa avoided because tba aeaihaa did net overturn. Four afesgiagr aero rOatalBU on tto A three-unit diesel locomotive, lb axprass, baggage aad mail •era aad diner derailed. A railroad apoteemta said IS eeaeh paaaengara w an aboard tto train whoa H reached Harrisburg, Pa., al 10:00 p. at. He aaid ap­ proximately tto soma a ssto r eon- si vie organisation* end sea fh e w which are primarily toed la ihawiag their aw itloa af Seoftttt Neva! AM ii om onoil. thSadnp he UBO aUR and Tto Clevelander struck a large pteee ef equipment dropped from soother train which preceded It on tbs westbound track, s train crewmen said. The rslte w en epltt and the machinery which trigger­ ed tto wroth was smashed beyond recognition when the passenger (rain dammed Wo it. Three of four tracks oa tke Pennsylvania's otot-wost mainline wero blocked. Several crack pas­ senger trolne wero delayed, one of which stopped la preside heat fee the wrecked train until a relief (rein arrived from Harrisburg. The Clevelander wee due to ar­ rive ia Altoona, Pa., at 1:00 a. m„ Pittsburgh at lidS a. m. aad Cleveland at • a. m. BAN JOSE, Calif. (UP!)-Rook if ntortfTa Deputy Darrell Marahouse proved to Fallow workers Tueaday that he's a fair shat—but a poor judge at firearms. Morehouse picked up another de­ puty's >.ew plital while an a cof­ im k y old ably wallowed in the hammering, wind-lashed wivea IN yarda offshore, ill wheelhouit im uhed and Ua radio gone, the skipper roamed the deaerted decks of tto'iMp be loyea. doing whatever a lane man could da te keep "my Anna" alive. Coaat Guardsmen on ahort Wood by through the long grim night waiting for a aignil from tha doughty captain that to waa raady to give up and CQISO aihort. The agreed algnal wi» a flare—a flare that did not hum. At daybreak today, a message waa acot In a bottla over too breeches buoy lma. urging Vuorto once again to come attore, "No, came tbo firm aniwar. Fellowship Group Sets Next Meeting Enterprise's Barnett Memorial Method1st Churfh Adult Fallowship will hold their neat meeting at the home ef Rev. ead Mra. B. W. Carlton, the fellowship group decided at a recent hamburger cookout. Rev. and Mrs. Bill Swyear were host* for Ihe rookout at which Fellowship Vice PresIdeal Bonny McRethaa conducted tto bulkiest session fee brash at headquarters and re­ marked: “Wall, wall, a ftva-sbat Chief Special." He ramovad five rounds from the cylinder, look aim at tto candy machine and slowly squeezed the trigger. The gun waa a six-shot "Cobra." A L ARUlt RA1TLEHN AKE waa killed by BIUCIbum Jr. ju at want of town yeatardny. Claune waa driving a trac­ to r on bin father’# farm a t 2520 Nurcia.iua Ave, when ha plowad tha snake from ita winter den. Sneaking up on the reptile from behind, the young farm er hit it over the head w ith a pitchfork. I— lion of ____ puny. .iritaasbut angered life-Mvfaif crew* who may to needed eleewhtf# In (hr storm. “It'a thli old ilory of ihn tradi­ tion* of the n i afain." taid Al*«snder Milne, who apent IS hour* duly by tto Freighter. “ Firat Mato Esko Kivemehl we* last to leave Uie gray-haired tkip* tor. "Thera ware teara in hia eyes n he tald goodbye," aaid the 33-yearold aailor. "He really laves that old •hip-’* In Riuma, rialand, took Figentroem, owner of Ihe Anna, Mid It waa an old veiael that had been repaired many time* and Ua tom la "none too strong." He aald Vuorto owna **0 few aharea" in the ftipptaieottfaiiy. Shop For Christmas At Santa's Helper Tha H ow The I Una Machine Co. nlto gave financial aid la make tha annual Christmas parade hero a Mg suc­ cess. Tto company'* name wa* left eut of tto Ust af firm partial* panta published in yHtarday'i San* “8U P R R RIGHT* F olly Cooked Parsons To R etire A reproduction af the Statue of Liberty stands oa the Peat de LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Joha- Grenelle, a bridge la Peris. ap Persona, who waa the India* aapoUa M _la 1N0, wiU retire efter competing la a midget auto race hero Dee. IT. A veteran af It Indie ns polls recel, Persons hei competed on tto nsllon's track* far two daeadee. NOW 8HOW1NO OPEN 12*45 nmv LONDON (UPI) - British ex* perta readily admitted today thgt the American-styte passing die* played by Pete Dawkins ui the latest Oxford-Cambridge rugby match mey revolutionise tto sport. Britons throw tto oval* shaped rugby football with two hands, but Dawklna heaved the ball wllh one haod la helping Ox­ ford down Cambridge, P-1, Tuesday before Jf.ooo fane at Twickenham, o u rt ALAN F R E E D * IIMMY CLANTON SANDY STEWART • CHUCK BERRY hum s GOLDEN PLUS AT S i t e ONLY “THE RIG BEAT” Jockey Scores Triple PIMLICO, Md. (UPI) - Fred Northcutl, the nattoa'i leading apprentice Jockey, accounted for hie second straight "triple" Tue*- CRISP R 1PI ICEBERG GOGI CHANT AND I* TOP Klit OK DING ATAKM EMPEROR CHRISTM AS Important new facta about. . . TASTY, SWEET TREE MRS. FILBERTS Bright 1*11 14Os. Cleanser Todsy some cUnti Hut uuutnitJ eobnel fit* build up cholesterol in the Mood, while wuerwarn* vege­ table oils may help reduce choles­ terol. glace evidence Is mill Incooelusive, your doctor li the one lo advise you on this. But you should know llwt Mn. ■ptlbsn's Margsrue I* mad* fiom only thelnesi vc*rtabt*oili, whkh contain no cboltaietol and art •01; roseturned. Mrs. Filbert's is asuKhad with vitamins A sod D, it highly digcstibto, low in sail BseuM: a outrUtous. *«sA4/u/ mutes ef quick food eocigy - . . a produst you can ealey with rouJHw fc Compere Mrs. Filbert's lo say spread, at any price. 2/25c Flour 5 lbs. 55c ( base A Seaborn Initial Cashmere lc Male Reg. Ran Coffee Bouquet 4/30c Cashmere Bath Bare Bouquet 2/27c Cookies OF ALL 3 WINN-DIXIE STORES in Hanford ann i REAUY FRESH Mayonnaise s v k .iai avi 49( 20c Potatoes 2/33c 6 oz. 93c 'enables Hydros PARKING LOTS Corn Meal Geld Medal l i t , OU. Grovy th« 14 On. Hridseye Freese Whp'ed II e*. Fresco American Chicken at Eelbttk Wetergroued 2/37c • 1 lb. 43c D*largest Ad Giant 85c �_n,ar / TREEtop w * ?1^ - -— I ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ . f lo w ,, PlOQ*0 U*0 G ood fo r 50 S to m p * - A f° K fuNAllSH 2«49 K e » dT '3 w T PEARS IN S T A N T . Sciiwr* To CI>P E«h Coupon For THRIFTY MAID W J T I J T Maxwell jn tfc a Out Counter G ia n t 1 0 -o x . in u o iM T - » l « r Jar QUA® v ? n 6HTS *« • ••y V e S i *w ** m P H t" > ,!wi< T 5 “ i’r I . 1’ Sat., u o« .• >»• ■ 8 . U !> At Tom N*«* J * M«* ,to»W] .uiMon T o lirt* Too In H-o*U t* » * Vftih Con* H ot'T*' lilt'Oocon**1 Ve'd A«*» 00 tin t 'T h r i f t y M a id o . to M * f & & W ’ “ •a “ With a $5.00 or more Limit ilH lI Food Order. SMOKEDHAM 1EG0 LAM® a*-o*. Con* tlth- 0*t*rnb#' V»'d O n ly O MV*lUtWi tJ Pkg. Sauce COUPON »00 V GIANT f ~ 'T . r « , U t a i l 4 F r u i t vO C K X all1* T *"■*?. A R R O W ,5 00 or m o" f° “ “ O'4" ' ** Limit coupon r # f T # p V o l u . S to m p * . , W . D - B R A N D E D '^ . ^ C H O I C E ‘ _ Lb. ■ lb . 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Coupon Void Attar Dacambar 12th. F la ..ita d a " A " U r ^ . « T » ' m / SO 50 92 55‘ I ID II M THIS COUPON POR P R F ragrant______ __ - Coupon Void Altar Dacambar 11th. 50 4 Lb. l<J SO o . M00 P O T A t O E S l » * 4Y MEAT Dinners 2 *»Moilo„ , r r., 99 * — Regular o 60 Top Vslus Straps i ‘V 1 **. . p p l e s a o u . 5.N S. No v ta o w U o .,1' VELLOW ' I ID II M THIS COUPON POO Mangejuice&89 "“ ^ ’u 'j^ ’ stio l* l 3 «.. it 17’ Coupon Void Afmr Decambor 12th. Argo n'Wu 1 l 50 ' « Coupon Void Aftai Oacarrbar 12th, Corn Starch ( V—<w m m m im im m m iA l-Lb. Pkg*. 3V �% ■ N o Spahn, N o Ticket He'll Know Better Next Time ROSE CREEK. M ina. (U P I) — J o h n Thill Jr., u n # d id sts fo r m ayor, should h a v s stiy a d a t h o n s . rg jk sfM *£*Sf i r, am H# WM out of town Tuesday durtaff th e election and dido’t vot*. Bernard Schammel won the election 82 to I I . .v~r Batata Torr.) ever eoa* ttpect* of 11* company’* ayeretiese. accuaed the wheemmltReetMvres abort drag lads*try teeBrown of presenting "misleading" ■rnetkat to develop today lo lea- figure* about Scbortng'* price* la ItoMoy of oos of the AaUoa’a a manner "Injurious to Bthcriag toryatt pharmaceutical s i l m and to the lnduitry." load Dims, eooaatl of tba Sen­ He aald a aale* price which the aubcemmlttee cited aa being 1,111 ate antitrust rabcoasUtao, tald par cant above the bette eoat ef (Bo chief witnoa* would Bo Join the drag actually rape*«cnted T. Censor, pratidoot of tba Mertk only a i l l per ceat return when Co., which manufacture! a vari- all coHi were contidered. •n o bead to ayyaar before tba a m * la it* invaeUgalioo of medleat price*. The flrat w*» Praneia 6. Brown, prciident of the Scber- » Legal Notice •RW inss r w m b o a sd o r A M tiT x n T v i t lr * af P a t l b H n H a i T t whom It mar ronoorni Tba namlaola t.'ounljr Board of Adjustment will hold a public hoorl a * lo conaldar lha paaalblllir at crantln n a *#tb*i»k varlanea la ■*«• Ilea IS of lha Zonlno Sanulatlaaa aa r*<ni*>t#d hr Paea Jiuureeo*. Inc., • n lha fallowing d.»rr|h»<1 property! I’o r r.i Nn. I B«f at tha Inter, taction of lha W Una of OK', I W , HH't MW U " t H<e. 1*—I1H-ISK With tha a r o r l r rlah l-of.w ar ilna c.f Hwv J.J-S ), aald s a i n t - h el?e 1*4.! f t A af tha ».V car or aafn OKU HW* HH*l BW’i . ran tranra w »a* t * w *i t» ft, ttif’ire s a r : r e n. ib t^ a c : ) • » w ‘ft, to a point 11.19 f l * of hag. thanra N 7 JO It la lha r o S ; halna part a f Lola I and t af Sack Darla Lands aa raeordad ta D. B. I l l , pe- >ti. Publln h.orlng will *a held In lha 7.nnine Office In lha aamtanta L’su n lr Court Ilona., Hanford, Klurlda, un Dacamhar l i , 1)4! at III! P, *1. ar aa aoon lharaaftar aa pootlbU. Hrmlnol* County Board uf A<IJu>lm.nt Hr ! II. Ilarriman, Chairman assinoL*: c e c m s o a s n n r siM t arnsnT Halloa of Fnhllo Haaclan To whom II m i t roneornt Tha Hamlnola Counlr Board of Adiunlmant will hold a public Storing ta eonaldtr tha paaalhllltr af granting a icthack rarlanrc l a Ooctlon II of I ho Xoalna llogulotlon* ao r#<iu#at*<l hr John Uaahnw • n tha following dn cr lb id propartlaa; Lula II , Ta, Tl, t l aad TI, Block B, Lake BriaUr fob*. tnd Addition. Poblln hiarlnn will ha hold In tha Zonlna Offlra la lha homlnol* Cuuntr Conrl lino,#, Hanford, Florid*. nn Dacombtr 1!, t i l l at Till P. M, ar at aoon ihtrrafltr aa p<>,*IM», Hamlnola Cnuntr Hnnrd af AilJuolm.nl nr I <1. Ilarriman, Chairman DKC ITH a i a i x u a colvtv bo a r d o r A u n a r a H i T .VaeWa af rahlla H .ertog Ta whom it mar toncarm Tha Bomlnola Counlr Board of Ailju,tm*nl will hold a public hairing In conaldar lha poaalbllllr of fronting a •aiback varlanea In ■acilun II of tha Zontpg llapulatluni aa ra>iu#»iad l.> Timm*. II. Fsyn* on lha follow ln r dtacrlbnl preportyi I#ola IS and II, Jloaaland Park. t*i|t.||» k - i r l n i Tr11! t . L.M In Ilia Zoning o fflra In tno Hamlnola Counlr Court House, Sanford, Florida, Dacamhar II, 111* a t Tit# P. M. or aa aoon lharaaftar aa poaalbla. Saanlnola Cnunir Board af Adjustment Br H. O. Ilirrlman, Chairman DKC. ST 11 IR IIIO M I'UI I T I ROARII OP AIMlBTWKVr kotiM of n a il* m arine To whom It mar eonrarnt Tho Hamlnola Connlr Board o f Adjuatmant will hold a putdlr h.orlng la r.m.lrt.r th* poailbllllr of granting a aaiback varlanea In ■action II nf tho Zoning Jlagulatlona a , r«i|uaat#il by Ivan V. I^arh an lh# following Uaacrlbad prupartr: l.ul I, Itlnrk C, placid tl Ilia aubdlrialon. Publln hearing will b# bald In Ilia Zwnina Office In tho Hcmlnol# Counlr Court llouaa, Hanford, riorlda, on Dartmbrr 14, 1)4* nt Til* P, M. or a* aoon Ihtraaflor aa pmalbl#. Hamlnola Connlr Hoard of Adju*lm,nt Ur H. U. Ilarriman, Chairman B K N im a r o i.T rr b o in d n r i i u i i t x i d t Votlra o f Public lU arla g To whom It mar concrrm Tha Hamlnola Counlr Board of Adlnatmanl will hold a publln ■ taring lo rnnaldor lha nnialhllltr of granting a aathack varlanea lo Itnllnn II of tho'Zoning llagulatluna an ra'iiiaalad hr <1. C. IValaon AtaacUlaa nn lha foltdwlng daacrlbcd prapartlat: Ixit It, lllock II, and Lot It, lllijck A. Branllar Hhnroa KlrM Addition. Public haarlug will ba hold In tha Zoning orflca In lh# lamlnul# Counlr Court llouao, Hanford, Klurlda, on liacrmbar It, 1)41 at 1:4u P. II. or aa aoon thrratlrr aa poaalM*. Hamhud* Cnunir Hoard of Adjuatmant Hr ■. U. Ilarriman, Chairman CHILDREN 5 • Lockets • Crosses • Watches • Birthstones • Silver Spoons • Silver Sets All Uudget Priced! U J jtfd Former Call Girl Files For Divorce MIAMI (UPU -Form er New York eaO girl Pat Ward filed suit for divorce hen Tueaday against her seeend husband, Dr Julian C. Sevens* Sr., a Hollywood, Pla., oetsopth. Milt Ward, wboie testimony In a sensational New York vice trial six years age helped send o!*o■argsrine heir Micky Jilin to priSM, ‘waa discharged from a Hollywood hoipital last Saturday after her fourth recent overdose of sleeping pill*. r Arto Pioneer's Daughter Dies Mr*. Loul* Jim me*, daughter of pioneer Mellonvilla eetUera and M bcemailtteo wa* partieu•W R slater of Mr*. Jobs D. Abram* interested la March'* aetl- of Sanford died recently Is a is Ike artBritl* drag field. Jacksonville hoipital. According to the MbcoanltUe,The former Marie Cupper, Mri. March and two other Mg comJamme* waa the daughter of ■Mies art tba loading seilora of Tresch aetOora Mr. aad Mr*. «*o aucb drug* even though they Henri Cupper. Mr. Jamme* wa* ■ Charge higher yoke* than thair Sanford butinetiman before be and hi* wtlo moved to JackuaDixon told newtmen the aub- ville. Surviving are Mr- Jammei, imilUo would aaplore with Mr*. Abram*, four tom, three and other Merck official* daughter*, l i grandchildren, tight different matter* from three great grandchildren ind two browith Brawn, floasd ant a grueling day* la the wltnea* chair Tnesdsy la then disagreement There am approximately 21 mil­ with Dlioa and nibcommlttao lion cat* In the United States Chains in Kite* Xcfiuver (D- About half of them art stray*. Jewelry Store pa i-tia i MILWAUKEE <U?1) — If tfci Milwaukee Brave* trad* fUekef Warns Spain. they will kave at lain ana In* m m llelet Bald •r durine the lWh a***0*- A itrsag-mLoded ftmala fao renewed bar him * ticket application Tut*day as ewe raaditiea - that Bpaha rtniin with the club sail rear. A U. B. NAVY dentist probes a p atien t’* molar* with B finftrtip-alze TV lens in B elhtads, Md., to obtain an anlarftd eloaed-clrcult picture (top, left) of possible trou­ ble. The cable connected to th e TV camera contalna up to 10,000 hair-like fibers for transm itting light. Brain­ child of the Avco Corporation’s Research and Advanced Development Division under Navy sponsorship, the de­ vice ean be adapted f o r fu tu re use in medical probes in­ side the body. Har tuiti charfea iavaraaa with "extreme cruelty." The couple waa married at Valla*. H it1'* Nev. II, 11, 1N7. The ault itated Savartia had had given bar thair Wtit Savaraie Hollywood ho homo and sieved Into Dtds County. Aa agreement, alee filed Tues­ day, gives her alimony and port for their six-month-old She U asking full austody child. Page 4— Wad. Dae. », 1N9 select and lay away CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW A t WIEBOLDTS H EA R IN G CAMIRA BIOP t i l B. Part At*. CONSULTANT THURSDAY 1:00 y. m. ta 4:00 f, m. at — FAUSTS DRUG STORK Rasford • Batteries, Cord Aeccasariaa for s i Hasrlac Alda Lingerie light as a dream Guatemala, Once Red Dominated. Now Returns To Democratic Regime LailH Praia lalcraatlsaal ~UuaUmala 1* a Central Ameri­ can republic with a dlitindlon that makva It unique in lha It I* Ike one country that ones under Coramunlit domination wrai i* * tc-throw It off and rtlum tn a Democratic retime. Bat tha Communliti and thair fallow travellers have not given uy, and Sunday's election raiulla demonstrate that once again they are In a position to threaten' Thli was an off-year elacllon. In that President Miguel Ydlgoraa Puentes' office wai not *t (lake. It wa* to elect 33 mem­ ber* of the M member singlehouse, with President Ydigoraa admitting in advance that he fear­ ed a leftist gain. This wa* another Latin Ameri­ can election In which the United Stales wa* a campaign Issue, and which had lo be viewed by the United Stale* with (rank Intcreit. Guatemala emerged from Com­ munist domination on June 27, 1*34, when Carloe Castillo Armas at lha head of a rag tag force succeeded In ousting President Jacabo Arbcnz Gusman. Arbenz fled to the «he|t#r of the Violence Erupts In Strike-Torn Textile Plant HENDKIISON. N. C. (UPI) - Sevon sticks of dynamite were exploded at the llarrlett-Henderion cotton mills Tuesday night in a renewal of violence at the strikeplagurd textile plant Police said four nf the I.Vi night shift non union workers In the plant at the time of explosion were cut by flying glass. Mill President John D. Cooper said "about eight persons were cut—I saw six m ysJf." The Injured were treated for minor ruts. The mills, scene of a 13-month old strike, had been In operation since midsummer without Inci­ dent.. Violence earlier thia year prompted local officials lo call for help from the National Guard. The explosion tore a corner of the South Henderson mill and shattered window pane*. State agents, who spent months here last spring investigating a rash of dynamiting, near • riots and ihootinga, wera ordered hack minutes after the blast ripped the brick building. The strike began Nov. IT, ;95* in a dispute between the mills and two locals of the Textile Workers Union of America over a new con­ tract. The mills Insisted on drop­ ping an arbitration clause which had been part of the eontraet for 14 years. The union refused. The mills closed down but be­ gan operating again Keb. 14, us­ ing nonunion workers. Violrnct began two days later. The bomb was apparently plant­ ed next to the mill which Is ringed by a high eyriant fence. "It was too far from the fence for anyone to have thrown It," one otflcer aald WOODLAND SPRITE SHIFT GOWN Aloe Matching Short Shortia and Bedjaeket Refreshing, unusual, exquisite la authentic floral eolors and greenery oa nylon tricot chiffon |>.93 ROSEPOINT SLIP (Below) in black, crystal blue, Ivory res*, pink mist end w hit*J5.9E t* fS.SB _______ - Iron Curtain, and tha United States began the process of firm­ ing up the Castillo Armas regime with loans and various forma of aid which now run around lh* 1M million dollar nwr1*-.— ----With Utl* aid, G talem ila waa abla lo aurvlva a aevera drop Is tha prtco of coffea, lit main ex­ port. and to maintain a respec­ table foreign exchange reserve. In July, 1U7 however, one of Castillo Armas' own guards as* sasiinated him In the presidential palace. Tha Guatemalan gevsrnment said tha assassin carried papers proving he had Commu­ nist affiliations. After a considerable political scramble, Ydigoraa, an army general, took ovar. •Ydlgorai, In contrast to tho popular and strong-willed Castillo Armas, is no strongman. Rightist groups la Congress ar* divided, and Ydigoraa' fights with Mexico over fishing rights and claims to sovereignty over Brit­ ish Honduras have not auecaoded in uniting behind him the public support Ydlgoris had hoped for. F.ven an election-eve govern­ ment charge that iorcei war* being trained in Cuba to invada Guatemala failed lo stir tha vot­ ers. Meanwhile, Communists and pro Communists have f i l t e r e d back Into the country and arc be­ coming Increasingly vocal politi­ cally, with th* United States their chief target. There have been charge* of waste against UJ.-adminlstarad air programa and of high aalariea to "urlngoa." The aid program* thamselve* have been attacked as Interference In Guatemala's In­ ternal affatra. This, rven though the adminis­ tration of the aid program* ha* been reeognlzed a* one nf the United State*' heller efforts. Th* aid not only bolsterad Gua­ temala's foreign exchange, it alio aimed at betterment for the indi­ vidual Guatemalan. I n c l u d e d have been road program! open­ ing up new farmland* and new markets. It also haa a small In­ dustry division, a teacher-train­ ing program and experimental stations lo determine the hest farming methods. Shop For Christmas At The New C & iix i/iA NEWCOMER7 Hava you, or has someon* you know, just moved to a new home? Window Beauty With Drmw Draperies * a u rt . . . practical , . . laaapesalve far that look ef eeosfort and k s v r M tv « ry Before ChrUtm as 1 ____________ file FABRIC SHOP UU O M Or. Your Welcome Wagon Hour** will roll with g i f t s a n d f r ie n d ly greetings from the 1 esunity. FA 2-7956 or FA 2-1726 FA M i l l Free Dereeatiag Barrise DRAPERY HARDWARE Fiaseee aad Rtaar learsav WELCOME WAGON SLEEPING ANGEL GOWN in luxurious FluffVnit brushed rayon fabric. Abo with matching Sleepcoot end Bedjaeket In color* of blue, pink, turquoise end yellow | I H RALHRIGGAN PAJAMAS and GOWNS for Ike whnj* family. Matching otte for Men, Women, Boys end Girts . . . the l»iP “LOOK-ALIKES" by Nunolnrwear. Colon: Blue/Nary, "ed.Rod and Yellow/Ruat. $3.95 to $5.95 B . E . P U R C E L L Co S A N F O R D - O R L A N D O | �P infert Wed. Dec. 9. l!)S!>-?atrg 5 ftrallt Auxiliary .C.E.Sponsored Workshop eld At Pinecrest School Meets Tomorrow The Ladies Auxiliary of He Lake Mary Volunteer ftra D agsrt ment, will meet tomorrow (Thura. day) at 7:30 p. m. at Hit lira house for the eltrtioa at officer* and lo make final plana for tiM turkey supper, scheduled for 1st* urday (Dec. 12). The aupper is for Ihe firemen and their families. All members of the auxiliary or ladiea interested in the work being done, are urged to attend. |T h f Association for Childhood idea* i t the Pinecrest School, Dec. were many displays ami demon- staff. The dinner table* were een_ Jucation iponiorrd a workshop 3. stratum* from all over the c o u n ty Irrc d with red pomietliai and people who work with children Mr*. Charlei Bosch A. C. E . , Dinner was prepared and aerved cheerful Christmas place mail eichange and share Christmas i president waa co-ordinator. There I by Mrs. W. A. Fcsslcr and her were used. Recorded Christmas carols were played throughout the workshop [ hours. Dinner was served st * p. m. The program closed with those attending singing Christmas carol*. Mrs. Pina Harrison was in charge of the music. Exhibit and demonstration tables were a* follows: l. Mobile* and OFFIl KKM OK THB COUNTY HOME DEMONSTRATION CLCIkS. in­ papcrcraft decorstiona, Mrs. Grelstalled at the December meeting are, front row. left to right, Mrs. H. I*. clirn Lewi* Crowell: 2. Oviedo Johnson, delegate; Mrs, George Otto, president; Mrs, Martha Hraeht, first school, miniature trees; 3. Mrs. J. vice president. Rack row. Mrs. Hal Harris, treasurer; Mrs. Ann Mitchell, H. Tindrll, Christms* candles; 4 second vice president and Mrs. (). O, Daniel, secretary, (Staff Photo) Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, magic hsiws. (Each workshop chairman made and decorated his own magic , T I |" \ / J | _ _ l ^ l _ ■ II The Mariam Restaurant was th« bow. which was worn a* a cor- I V I | I I I i l l J O S I I I S 1 cl I I meeting pti.ee for lh* monthly sage.) V J V /U ll l ’ J. i * • \J 1 U I 7 C i i l O U U I lunrhrim of the Slaliois-FASRON &. Hronsun's Rook House, i Ml*' officers wives. Hostess** w*r* Dora) books fur thlldren: I. South» /^ 1 1 • T \ Mr*. "■ Burlt* *l>d Mrs. C. M. side, Christmas decorations and / l | l w a g % l * C A t I 1 1 1* I C t 1 1 1 *1 L! K O I '1 % 1 Mill*. gifts; 7. Christmas cookies. Mrs. II-V /l O 1 \ 1 V _ J 1 1 JL 1 3 1 1 1 I d o A d 1 IN Colorful Christmas balls, red Harry Lasher. DeBary, and Mrs . J reindeer, randies and sprues ersCharlotte Whitmore; ). Altamonte ated an attractive centrrpiset for Elementary school, water color New officers of Ihe Seminole ri*«. Sanford, treasurer; Mrs. H daily dutlrs. Mrs. J. |t Morris, the table. printing done with vegetables; >. County Home Demonstration Coun- L. Juluisun. Lake Monroe, dclecetc of the Seminole P.vcwngClub, modA farewell memento was preell. were installed in airnfiFftssitr and Mr<. JrlV . Yarborough, tim e eled a beautiful green sari from mulled to Mr*. L. A. Arthur who WesUide, Christmas gilts. - _ India. will he leaving UuLjponlh. N*w to. Mr*. Margaret (ioit, Christ­ candle’u h l service, at the annual *a. alteriuU- delegate. mas candles and stars; 11. Lyman ChrlitmaV parly meeting. aiTTT? “ Mrs. Otto greeted Ihe guest* and" “ Mias Myrtle Wilson, home dem- officers ele.ieu H r tho coming School, stacking dolls and hohhy Home Demonstration l enler on lo the piano aecompanlmenl of onstration agent, presented certifi- >**r are Mr*. W. M. Hearn, horse: 12. Mr*. Ered Gana* and 23th Street. Mr*. Robert A. Williams, the group cates m recognition of leadership president; Mr*. L D. Moran, .MRS, VEI.MA MITCHELL, center is pinning a magic Imw on Miss Dolores Mrs. Blinton Owen, arrangement*, * Mrs Lcnora Andrews was in sang Christmas songs. Mrs, H. H and for faithful servtec and active treasurer: Mr*. R. H. Fine, pub* Swilley, while Mrs, W. B. West, left, watches. The three have just com­ center piecrs, dried arrangements, stalling ofttrer. Officers Installed Gra.x> "I l.ongwood, «ang several participation in huiue drnionstra- licsty and Mrs. W. 0. Nelson, pleted making the Itows, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, free ornament* and alll package were Mr*. Gemge Otto, l.ongwood. selection*, including I Heard llic tinn work to Mrs Otto, Mrs. And- reprcsentativ* of th* Officers H r.t ti e A. C. E, workshop at Pinecrest School. (Staff Photo) . .. .. . . , » . .. , _ U - .llD k .id lm . . I lw s '* •»n , I l . .. . ti ■ •* , . I l l s «a f i n k decorations; amt 13. Mildred Bab- president. Mrs. Martha Bracht, Hell* J"1 Christmas Day ^ and drews, Mr*. It L. Rockett, Mrs. Wive* Club. Other* present were the Mmea. cock and Norman Reed, paper Lake Mary, first vice president; ' There's a Song In The Air. Mrs. David Earner, Mrs. Anna Carlson, decorations. Mrs. Ann Mitchell, of the Semi Harris* also played sesrral selec- Mrs. S. U Topper and Mrs *. T. R. E. Stutsman, I.. D. Tamny, uule Evening Club, second vice ti<*ns en her accordin'*. ^ Warren •: J. F. McGuire. D. D. Nwtwrr, B. president; Mr*. O. O. Daniel, Mrs He'D Simpson of Geneva. Trawbrrry punch and nine- C. Kamilton, O. II. Phillips, R C. • ‘NS nvi»H., o r r H * o : w * Hat H*r showed some beiullful color sillies, made cake* were served hy Mrs. Wood, R. A. Shell on, J. G. Kentaken on ner trip around the world Hollin DrJong, Mrs lieorge Gold- til'd*, J. 11. Bryant. II. C. riokal, HY MARIAN R. JUNES She also displayed a table full of stein, Mrs. J, B. Morris and Mrs E. M. Michaels, A. U MiMIm , Mrs. James E. Brookshire, pubexotic souvenirs, brocade*, wood Charles Sas«nian. The refreshment ft. W. Ackley. R. B. Moore, U S. lieuy chairman for the Oviedo carving*, color pictures and many table was covered with a colorful Earle. J. I- ManseN, B. R. Mala mieresling items. Christina* cloth and held an ar- and Gerald Arthur. Circles of Ihe Sanfdrd Garden | home of Mr*. Allrrd Chile., I to Womans Club, announce* that all She selected slide* from South rangement of poinseltias. ub will meet tomorrow as fob Pinecrest D r, at * p. m. Pro- member* arc detailed to bring Club \frica, India. Singapore. Hong All of the club* worked together gram topic will be Christmas dec*miiclhing (or the »a!o table in lows: , .... ... Kong. (Ikinawa. Tokyo and many to make Ihe evening tnnsi pleasant The Oviedo Woman's day at the luncheon and meeting Aralca circle members will orations. , other fascinating place* ll wa» a for member* and their husbands, meet on Friday. Dee. i inutti.in i i - ii . V* if., Ireat lo see Ihe big modern build Much credit i* due the various meet at the nome of Mrs. J. P.. An exchange or plants, grown in Fellowship Hall of the first Chureh r>r hl m5* ln Tokyo, the temple* in Bang- committers Mrs. Joseph KraUCullen West 2uth St. at J;U p. m. hy member* or decorations made Metnudlsl Church. , Church fortheir Decemberlunch u v , r r hl)w p ^ p ,, ln n u r rh, jrmlln of lhe !l(.,oralina by them will be exenanged. , , of, loud, , , sewing articles, , . Article, J o r a short business session, then ’ fhir Bpeefalty eon amt meenng unfamiliar eountriea go about their committee, assisted by Mr*. E. I. llcmerocalli* Circle meets with ami ch riu m at designs, will Due lo ihe illncs* of Mr*. R F in a group to the King and Rledsne, Mrs. J. It. Callahan, Mrs, Mrs. t . E. Lind, Elder Springs, llc apj,r(.,ia!ed; proceeds will gu to Wheeler. Jr.. Mu* Ruth Davidson Prince restaurant for dinner. * * J. I- Clark, Mrs. II. H Duncan, at 8:30 for a cosercd ,,|p building fund of tlie dub. has replaced tier as rhairuun of Camellia Circle will meet at the tomorrow JEAN’S Mrs, W. W. Luu and Mrs. R. F. dish, supper. Mrs. P. J. West the luncheon committee. Those Hoehlk transformed Ihe elub room gate U in charge of the Christmas Tommy Bryant. son o[ the Rev. SPAGHETTI serving with her include Mr*. Ray »iih eolorfnl ChrDlma* greens and program \ gift exchange will be and Mrs. J, T. Dry ant. has finished 4 r Beasley. Mr* \\. II. Marlin. Mr, a large tree, sparkling with eolored HOUSE held and each member is request- his bool training at Great Lakes, E. ti. Cross. Mrs. W. T. Walker. lights The Elder Spring* rluh was • ' ed lo bring a small gift for a Hi., and will lease ttic ISth lor O lt\N G K C IT Y 3P 4 > IN Mr, L. D. Wood ami Mr> E. M in rhargp of Ihe rlrau up iquad. hospital palienl. ‘ home, being here two or three David Wav tie Mallies will preOlliff. Magnolia Circle will hold their "<mk> at Christmas time with his A mu,ical program will be pre ,ent a musical Chriatmas parly, JENNIFER 01.1.IFF Christmas workshop tomorrow at patents. leiiled hy a group of high school Saturday (Dec, 12) al 7:30 p m The December meeting «( the the home of Mrs. Arthur Harris. i - l h i C(IX „ (<irmifr mirU(Mn. student*, under Ihe direction til at lb.- Woman'* Club hullding > A an io id Boat and Ski Club will tlOA Llnco.n M. at s ' ! is back, hom e and is working with Mi'* Linda Miller. Student* »dl pie,eld uiualca! mieet tomorrow at tl p. m. at the Bring some idea, for Christmas h r, at „ )e nrw Pl)rc Everyone i* requested to bring a seleclions, there v ill be group Florida Power and Light Co. elan decorations. A gift exchange will 0 d Servi.e Station gift, lo he void, fur Ihe benrfil ungtng anil oilier Christmas fes room, located next to the sub-sta­ a mi) iw he id. of Ihe building (mid of Ihe club. I tivilie*. tion. on West First Street. Oviedo lias a new deputy work . ,, . , Palm Circle meets al the home Plans will be discussed for the wade Garner, Seminole mg with Sheriff Hobby nmv, Roy Mrs. Ambrose Ulliff honored her annual Christinas party. Visitors al ^ jor |he lie- Alford, Everyone know* Roy and are expected from the DeLand rem t>rr meeting. Co-ho,iess will know, lie will a,-i»i you anytime daughter Jennifer, with a parly in celebration of her nghili by ihday, Boat Club and anyone interested be Mrs A. D. Hounlree, circle you need flint. Just call him. S E N S A T I O N A L COM BINATION O F F E R Saturday, at ihrir home, 2003 Hia aa boating i* invited to attend. president walba Ave. Mrs. F. B. Cleveringa of De­ Game* were p la n l ami pi ires Oviedo A l YF Enjoys nary will be guest speaker ami awaided to (be tram winning; a will use a, her topir, “ Flowers Hay liidu Party scansegrr hunt, a sack race ami of ihe Bible," The usual planl mncr* About 35 member* of the MYF * polalo relay race, lliarlei Lewi* exchange among circle members. wdiich ""lias " become1 ' in ' annual' '<f the First Methodist Church nf an,‘ l,»rlrnr( .,i:nrl°" aN" won December cu,lorn, will be run Ov.edu. ........ a bay rule Sat,.r- P " J « »■ » fon . . . . . T ill RNDAY • dueled. Mrs. Harry I*. Newton, day evening. Warren McCall drove A cook oul lunch of hot dogs. Ihe Iruck. and the group wn* ac- , DeBary is program chairman. First Preshylerian Church dea companicd by Mr. Warren Me- l,n " k*' I’" '* '" ‘ h"’' an'* h,rlh,(a> (.all Mr and Mr,. Harvey J ,^ pfeDels and^M iorted ^n* meeting. 7 :fi p. m. relishes were served lo lhe young Slayton * F ia t Baptist Church, .«ung Rebekahs To Elect Hot ciioeolate and rookies were guest*. married people'* dinner, In the Officers Thursday Guest* included Doric Bach. icrved to the group at the Youth \ irki Taft. Janet Lew is. Debtor *3s o c ia l hall, 3 p. m. Hoyal Amn , hr. The Seminole ItelK-kah l-mlge Center following Ihe rule. Mr.. MeUta „ ebbif Datsadors, 7 p. in. No. Uwill mecl rhuriday night, hw n'nn and her sister, Dunn. Debbie Taylor. I'anr Taylor, Lake Monroe Baptist Church, I 0 n. 0n. fs-. hall u. m at „ a, p. n m. refrr, Mr*. hlIU,m, Robert Wacbter ,crvrd the Kathy Tllli*. Datti Tillis, Dawn m the I. Vivilation from 10:30 a. m. to Holmes, Nancy Crabtree. Following the regular meeting, __________________ 7:30 p. m. Darlene Gorton Janet Dough a Christmas parly will be enjoy erly. Paula Holcomb Mike Mad First Christian Church CYF, ed. Officers for the coming year J o j j U P a r t y S o t dox. Larry Maddox. Hill Bracken, will be elected. « 30 In X p. in. Phillip Harvard. Steve Flelcher F u r T h u rs d a y The annual Cbr.vtma. parly nf * tv r * ' ir- hr , '* rk * , World B ar I veteran* and the , ^ cr>' M ,rchr,le ,n,i Mnn,c» ° ‘ auxiliary will start tomorrow night | liff. at 7:30 p in with a covered dish HAND M IXER supper, a! Ihe American Legion Sanford's* Singing Church Hall. A MAM’S FIRST CHURCH OF THE AND GET AS For further information call Mr* Memorial Bible . balls and greenery and encircled The Castle N A A It E N E P A. Stilrs at FA 2-58SU All wives, HAPPIEST Class of the First Methodist I by green taper*. A tall Chrivtma* widows and sister* of World War Welcome,* You Church enjoyed a turkey and ham , tree added in the fedive scene, , l r ter*n* » e eligible and invited 11.1 South Maple Ave. During lhe evening. Pete Me- In a lt r m l. buffet supper. Friday night at Knight, president of the class, in McKinley Hall, ARE THE ONES ME S P iN M IN ... The buffet table was centered troduecil Mrs Ed. Kircher, of Ft. • POWERFUL with a eUnter of Christmas bell*, Lauderdale, who spoke briefly to MOTOR Surrounded by magnolia leaves, the group. Mrs. Kircher helped • LARGER FULL THESE glistening with mow. Lighted organize the ela»* and wa* the MIX BEATERS white taper* formed the baek* ftr,i teacher. She ha* been visit Cre-Holiday Season Special • THUM B TIP ground The dining table, were ing her mother, Mr* Eva liar Cnn>t-Tn-Conal — AGA deeorsted wuh green and silver key and tier inter, Mrs. Ernest BEATER " '■■ ■ • Southward. FOR AS EJECTOR The A'> nte tntier* and their u n I.E • \ H WHITE, gucsl* were led in singing Christ­ AS mas Carol* by Roger llarri*. CHROME, PINK, I’EK TREATMENT Mrs. Gerald Warnke, social TKay’re do signed to TURQUOISE chairman, w»* assisted with de­ Im.'liule.'i nap of nil electrical d w* wo the Iporwhirw AND YELLOW corations and party arrangement* equipment. Guidance in an inby Mrs. J E. Terwilliger Jr., Mr*. ° % rlividiiul program l»y credited A Chirstmas party tor the chil Lloyd O. Swain, Mr*. William Ilig M IXER AND counselor*. dren of ail officer* and enlisted ginhotham. A <}. Jone* and Mr, A TTA C H M EN TS men of VAH tt will be held lo- and Mr*. O. W. Tuuchlon. morrow al the NAS ballroom, from 5 to 7 p. m. Sm Mr *4 I N n FREE TRIAL SESSION Santa Claus will be there, with T. L OSBORN'S C.IAKAMEK a present for each child. Refresh­ From ment* of hot dogs, hamburger*, GAIN REDUCE cookies, cake and punch wilt be M U M HIXM WVfIPPfR aerved to the children. Coffee will r W aiat 3” Bu*i Idaal for making Excellent for J" tbdumrn # be available for the adult*. Aa Murk As ewsltads. noth scrambling eggs “Open Friday N igh t” 1" Hipw 13 Lb. Hcprismaking Thigh* pufiuia Fifare etc. sauces Shop For Christmas 11 FT Officers Wives Hold Luncheon Garden Club Circles (pcAAomdA To Meet Tomorrow Oviedo Club To Meet Friday PIZZA David Mathes To Hold Party Boat, Ski Club Meets Tomorrow Birthday Party Honors Jennifer • Church Calendar MIXMASTER First Teacher, Guest Speaker *At Castle Bible Class Supper Z Trim - ette Figure Salon 23c Holiday Party For VAH-11 At The New 211 E. t«l EXTRA BONUS GIFTS Cy ftw /ia tta /r DRINK MIXER and WHIPPER Attachments n H O LI D A Y T O N E * S P O R T S H IR T S M M G O T CF.RTIFICATF,: Tbi* film will i>e »hown Thursday evening at 7-10 at lha CHURCH OF GOD. French Ave. A 23nd. Rev. Joel D. Brown, ji»*toe. 0 k i \T S LOCAL STORE—"ilk jn*f mrmbenhip and a friend*. — THRU OFA'- 24 — I’h. FA 2-70fi6 110 R. COMMERCIAL — K111K PLAZA Suite* 1-7 SANFORD Wm. E. KADER and SON J e w e l e r 112 S. I’nrl* Ave. FA 2-2161 ^ \^ Q hi&nirUkaA. �t i i 1' IH J*i *! j •a f*? 1 m *-» 'r. Ground T o O ritt I n Tb* Store — *-• W NO • s w R rrd J>VT. HELTON TEUTON, MB of M r. t a d Mrs. D. W. • lW too o f the Sanford mr** wflt t e n t to throw a fra­ u d * , lira la pitch darkaaai aad crawl under barbed wira with machine cua fire overhead during hta eight week* Army basic training at Fort Jackson, 9. C. During hi* seventh week oltraining. Pvt. Teston will inarch 13 miles with full field pack. Recently as­ signed to the fort, he will get two weeks off for Christmas leave. P A R K AVE. at 25th ST. P rices Good Thru S a t, Dec. 12th . LIMIT 1 WITH ll« F O O O O * P M Southern Made Luscious Halves Sardine Return Runlet Scientists IAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP1) - The ■yotertouc ippearaoee aad dieappeenacc of huso Kboels of ca r dines along the southern California eeast nlsh t be caused by ebaaies In temperatures and currents Is the ocean. TVs u the theory e( some of MM sclcntlita. Inreitifitlne the problem at the U. S. Bureau cf Cemnarctal Fisheries laboratory here. Jack Uarr, bloloilat and director ef the laberatery, recalla that the annual sardine catch was niAnlni 140,000 to 110,000 tons a year in the "heyday" of the aardlne In­ dustry In California. "Then It suddenly dwindled to 41,04* tons In the ?0"t icaion. end It dropped to 15.000 tona la 1051," be laid. "Then the sardines Just TO ILET TISSUE disappeared, Record hlfh ocean temperatures during the paat two years Jed the eelentiati to believe that tempera. Ourei end currenta affected the fish population. The questions of hew and why remain uanawerrd. Shop For Christmas At The New FOR ALL FINE COOKING! 3,1 Uil Mi ta M kfi M M Woodbury Red Cross Quality COUNT PKG Rosedale, Temptingly Delicious FYNETASTE SHOF AND SAVE FROM OUR COMPLETE LINE OF Holiday Items when you d o ... visit FAMILY! If you need and fr u it CAKE FIXINS! 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DELUXE FRENCH CUT vj’ ORN rLLVJUunry REGULAR BACON Leg Half Police Close Down Berlin Billboards RERUN (UPI) - Police have jmt an rnd to the postwar Berlin | custom of placing prraonat want - ads on blllhoardi. They were get* Mine too personal. Immediately after the w ar Ber­ liners started using signboard* for [ message* seeking misting ralaI lives, an apartment, or food a r | other goods in short supply, la ' the chaotic city it was an effective jway to advertise. As Berlin returned to normal the I nature of the billboard meaaagea changed. Police suspected there might be immorality hidden in Uia [ads. Some examples: ‘Brunette witch with good fifu st | seeks serious man." "Blonde poison, young, charm] ing, many intercats, leeks ae. j<|uaintancr of men." "Women's wrestling In dlsereet i atmosphere." "Pm-ipip of nudism wants to I met other followers of nudism." Police checked into one ad and I found that a shoemaker advertis­ ing a model aervice for am ataur photographers was using his IS[yearold daughter to poia in tha nude. Shop For Christmas GREEN BEANS 0 . . . * l O C or BROCCOLI 2 29 SHRIMP 39 $ flo o or PVT. R. J . W AI.l.STLDT, non of Mr. and M rs. R. J . Wnllsteilt, Lake M ary, la petting his Army basis training a t Fort Jackson. S. C. Pvt. Wallatcdt will practice firing an M -t rifle at pop-up targets on battle, typo terrain and will learn bayonet and hand to hand combat, -drill tactics, mill* tnry courtesy and firs t aid during the eight weeka combat course. He will g et two weeks leave during tn« Christm as holidays. A t Thn New ( Ic H lV lriA * PARIT-PAK BREADED Whole i ■ a E 5a /c ep y 211 E. 1st rp s / trs . 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CUT HOCK CANDY 29f Assorted Hard Candy 3 uk H9? D IM E JUMBO STICKS u W KIDDIE POPS b„ I9tf ANIMAL CRACKERS • • l T. 8. No. 1 Florida Juice 25‘ LADY I AIR KING SIZE SLICED M»OW O O 'il'n FREE GIFTS CHRISTMAS BONUS! MERCHANTS CREEN STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE! Sob £ A lim fa y C h y& m ij I' A -LW i : • 'i • {# �t o rrf. J iL Seminoles Open Season W ith Double W ins Over Lyman V a rs ity , Jayvees Romp Page 8— Wed. Dec. 9, 1959 ON GUARDI By Alan Mavtr United Press International EAST Iy>ng Island U. M Adelphi 70 Urainus 77 Franklin A Marshall II St. Francis (Brooklyn) M Loyola (M o) A3 Buffalo 99 Lawrence Tech 73 Syracuse 6* Cornell 66 Wesleyan 77 Harvard 71 Navy 90 Baltimore U. 74 Jersey City St 58 Patterson St. 57 SOUTH Bethany 73 Shephard M Wm. 4 Mary 07 llampden-Syd. 13 Memphis SI. 107 Texas Wea. 41 Georgia Tech 69 Alabama 33 West Virginia 84 Richmond 42 George Washington 90 VMI 77 South Car. 71 North Car. St. 70 Ohio U. 76 Morchesd St. 43 MIDWEST Wichita 91 Abilrne Christian 64 C icagu LI. 67 St. Procopius 49 .Marquette 73 Valparaiso 69 Muskingum 83 Olterhein 69 Rowling Green 80 Canlaius 71 By JERRY COVINGTON " 11m Bnnford Semi nolea opened th eir 1969-60 basketball M M dnln here h u t night with an impressive double victory ow r the Lyman Greyhound*. Coach Glenn Allen, who made mil debut aa JV coach, haw hi* youngster* roll tn a 58-37 victory In th e opening event and the varsity followed with a Colls Favored To Whip Rams In Top NFL Till Ring Results 12 11 S3 Heavy Contender In Bout Tonight CLEVELAND, Ohio (U P lIIftavy weight rnntender Sonnv Liston, one of the deadliest hit­ ters to eome down the resin trail hi recent yeara, was highly fa sored to make Willi Besmanoff Ms 19th straight victim tonight in a nationally televised 10-round bout. Liston. IT, a six foot, one inch, 110-pounder from Philadelphia. Is tnlrd ranked among the contend era. Besmanoff, ilsu 17, is un ranked. He waa expected to scale 300. The Quaker City strong man, fcvond by a 5-1 margin, has three straight knockouts this year hi victories over Mike DrJuhn, Cleveland Williams and Nino Valdea. He makes no bones shout Us confidence. “ I don't think there m a fighter Bring who can beat me," he said. "And to prove it, I have a stand­ ing offer to meet anybody any Mine.’* Thus far, Liston has been hav log a tough time getting Introduc­ tion! to tha people he wants to natcV—Ingemar Johansson, Floyd Pattarson and Znr* Follry. Son ny sought a fight with Pallertnn only to ace the cruwn lifted b> Johansson. And Johansson turned down a Liston offer to fight him hi Sweden. tor HOMES United Press International RICHMOND, Calif. — Bonny Casing, I It), Slooklun, Vallf., knocked out Chuck Wiggins, 117, Oakland. Calif. (2), LOS ANGELES— Danny Valdet. t?3*<, fait Angrles, knocked out Tano Serna, 126'*, Austin, Tex , 181. SACRAMENTO. Calif. - Hav Pacheco, III, Mexico, outpointed Dummy Uraua, 115, the Philip pine* iim. D W Y THE ’DR£AM 7 5 * * S E T CHOOSES G U ARD S — HE HAS 4L/XEA1AH OP THE TSAR* X 7H£~C*s.C. LAST $ £ A * o H. fanferh Rrralb Cage Scores bi Basketball Action e f U aria la tha main gam* of even evening. the ftneat trowda to atM a baakethall game here to M ag yean aaw the JV'a jump rif rt eft to a respectable lead and K “was never threatened. Coach A m cleaned hie bench at the end •dr the game, forward Bubba Dfirts waa lending acorer for the Called Preas International Hrtora with 17 point* and t«amThe Baltimore Colts sre 10 mate Mutt Johnson waa aecond with 12. Sitnpkin* *.■-* nigh point point fsvoriics to whip the Kami for Lyman with 11 tallies. Saturday at Im i Angeles snd In the varsity rontest slender qualify to entertain the New York Jigs Gracey picked up right where Football League's championship ha left off laet season and con- games the 12 clubs play their fi­ 1*^1**** to pump shot attar shot nal regular season games Satur­ through the net# to pace the Se■tnolea In the first half. The day and Sunday. Baltimore, leading the, ban lealor forward, who holds all •ekool scoring record*. dropped Francisco 'Fo;tyN iner* ;nd Chi lev VJlWFHil goals and five it** eagn Kesri by l game, needs a throw* to end the evening with victory or a tic at os Angeles IS pointa. Me ripped the cords for to capture Its second straight | g of them in the first half end Western Division rrown. benched most of the second The Giants clinched their sec­ when the second unit took to ond straight Eastern title last court. Sunffy when...they- walloped the Big Doug Tamny was'the must Cleveland drowns, 48-7. New sight on tha floor. Coach York (B 2) it a nine-point choice plans i reing nr kna been mrching for the to end its regular season with a Laysr ___ i to toko away kit rebound­ victory Sunday against the Reding problems and Tamny look* skins ( 3 li at Washington, The nddsmakers are so confi­ tlka the perion who h coin* to do It. He was aggressiva under dent the Colli (8.11 will retain toe boards and alto diaplayed a the Western title that they al­ flan jump ahot In tha middle. II* ready have tabbed them-threedrpppod in four field goaia and point choices to defeat the Giants in the championship game. Balti­ torn free throws for 10 pointa. forward Terry Chriatensen more won the league title last nine pointa to the Impre*- year with a 23 17 overtime tri­ atvo total and waa probably the umph over Hie Giants at New York, hdiet rebounder on the court. San Francisco (7-1) la favored Bay Lundquitt added 10 points ho tha score while George reridea over the visiting Green Bay Parkrra (6-3) by five points and the vagiatored five points. Bobby Bverldge paeed the Hears (7-4) are favored ovei the lagers by dropping In aeveti field Detroit Lions (3 7-1) by 7*s at geeli and one free throw for 15 Chicago in Sunday action. If the flams (2 9) upset the Colts Sat­ petnts. The Seminoles have an open urday, the Forty-Niners and data this Friday night and Uavrl Hears ran tie for the Western li and force playoff games by to OeLand next Tuesday for their lie winning Sunday. next game. In Sunday’s other regular sea FG FT Pt*. son HANFORD finales, the Kagles (7-ti are » 6 Al Jim Grarey favored over tha llrowns (6-5) by U 1 4 Terry Chriatensen point at Philadelphia while .1 one S John Taylor the Steelrrs (3-31) are 10 point a choices to whip the Chicago Car­ 1 Eddie Fulirmeon 4 2 JO dinals (30) at Pittsburgh. Doug Tamny 2 l 1) lithe Roberts Cleveland, which failed to win 5 Hi* Eastern title for only the 1 t (Merge Perides 2 third time in to years, must dr 1 0 David Wilton 4 •J in feat the Kagles to tie that (rain Bay Lundquitt 2 for second place. If Philadelphia 0 2 Marsh wins and Pittsburgh downs the •26 16 «* Cardinals, the llrnwna would wind FG FT rt». up fourth. The only other lime LYMAN 3 Cleveland ever finished that tow 0 2 William* 4 was in 1936 when it tied for 9 0 Ter i no 7 t 13 fourth with ■ 3-7 record. Eve ridge 1 0 1 Tennant 5 2 l O’Neil *m » 1 0 Adktne 5 0 4 Ballard Rlfr z e x e , center BURKETT A \p 2 TEAMMATES DON'T HAVE TO WoNPER WHERE TASY'U. W/ND UP >H THE PRO DRARW BALTIMORE Schooling Races Continue Tonight , , . . p ic k e d th e m 1 ' L A V W 'lT E R - PERHAPS THE COLT5 SHOULD HAVE ■TAKEN d e l i v e r / e a r l i e r . Another big crowd I* expected at the danford-Orlando Kennel i Dwti4. e« tf A.*/ fr*F*'t« Jgwicig ■■ Club as schooling continues at 7:30 tonight in preparation for the track1* Dec. 19th opening. This is Ihe second night these pre-season contests have been in session and they will continue nightly, except Sunday, through Wednesday, Dee. 16 Vn even in races tonight will send 195 greyhounds to the post. The entries are divided about evenlv between nrw comers and MIAMI BEACH (UIM) —Base- ter and tlrliveml five pinch horn- speedsters who competed here ball men lipped their hats to the era. He fail a total o( 23 luimcri, lavt season. The sixtrenth event on tonight's White Sox today fur making the including four with the buses full, rurd should he a thriller fur three best dealt of the meetings despite while driving in 70 runs -and hat* greyhounds highly regarded here Frank Lane's angry accusation ting .268. last winter tangle with three stars that they had “ pulled a fast one" lip until the moment he Irfl from other tracks. Local favorites in their latest trade with the here Tuesday night, l.anr still arc Keith Dillon's Dapples, Paul noone's John Ring and Rare Phillies. was trying to swing another deal Street Kennel’s Happy Joe Lucky. Lane was steaming and he did- for Cleveland. He offered Cal Me. The latter kennel 1* a new name n't rare who knew it over the l.ish, Billy Martin and minor on the kennel list hut was known deal in which Ihr White Sox oh !ea*ue pitcher Dick Sligman t o . la,t year as the Hobby Hour tained hird-hiltlng third baseman Gabe Paul of Cincinnati for John Ranch Krnnrl. Gene Freese from the Phils fur ny Temple. Paul rode all the w^y rookie outfielder Johnny CallUun. nut to the airport with Lane try­ The burned-up Cleveland grner. ing to gel him to substitute an­ al manager said hr believed the other pitcher for Sliginari. The New White Sox were promised Freese Several oilier deals still were before they tradrd third baariimn- in Iho works as the meetings outfielder Bubha Phillips to hi* wound up. and the general man­ club In a seven man deal last agers involved said die re was a Sunday, nod i-bancr •ome would he com­ “ I never thought Ihr While Sox pleted belure the end of the In­ could get Freese," Lane snapped. terleague trading period on “ In (act, John Quinn (Generxl Dec. 15. manager of the Phillies i told me he wouldn't trade him. I sort of figured they'd get ■ third hair man. hut never drrainrd it wniitrl be iiimrune like Frecae. Now they've got one helluva hall Baseball Men Tio Mats To Chisox For Making Best Deals At Meeting Covers Sports By JERRY COVINGTON WH1, the basketball season ripened with • bang here last night! A fine erowd of aom* 300 watched the speedy Seminole* take a double header from Ly­ man and they were very impressive in doinjf to . No one was quite as pleased as my­ self, the euaches. and the team t<> see such a fine turnout on a cold night. In discus­ sing the chances of the team this season, Couch l-ayer felt that with Rood fan sup­ port they should do great. There is nothing as hard as playing for a handful of fans but this wasn’t the case last night. There was plenty of noise from a large student section as well as a fine turnout from the Boosters Club. Of course the fast club looked rugged at times during the game but the season is early yet and with the material that was on the court last night this looks like it could be the year. Senior Jim Gracey amazed the crowd in the first half with his dcadeye shooting from an 'over the court. He dropped in 19 in lip- first I wo periods and ended the evening with a total of 23 points. With the great shooting ability of Jim and the drive of little Hay Lundqiiist they promise to be attractions all season. This year’s team will be based on speed mostly with Christensen, Gracey. Lundqulst, and George Perides pacing the attack. Rig Doug Tamny was, indeed, a pleasant surprise with his fine rebounding and defensive work and if he comes through like he showed he could here last night, this could be the key to a fine sea­ son. Also, this year Coach Layer is blessed with something that has been nil in tha past few years — reserve strength! Alex McKibliin, Cowboy Oravetz, Mike Roberts John Taylor, and John Marsh are all very capable and will see plenty of action. All In all, things are shaping up for a very fine season. I believe we have the hall players and now all we need is the same kind of fan support thnt was given the Seminoles last night. • • • I was talking to Buck Metis, Lyman head coach, before the game and I asked him what kind of a ball team he had this year. He said. "Monday at practice the wind was blowing 40 miles an hour out­ side on our court and unless we can put up some big fans In the gym I doubt If the boys wiMJae able to hit." Buck and Bill Proctor have done a fine job a t Lyman and their ball club really did a good job considering the poor facili­ ties that they have to work with. Coach Proctor said they always get better about halfway through the season because by then they have had the opportunity to .-lay inside a gym. You can bet that before too long they will begin clicking anil win their share of hnll games. 'Heavy' Champ Named Fighter Of Year NEW YORK (UPh The Huxing Writers' Awn. today awarded the fighter of Ihr • year trophy to heavyweight champion Injemar Johansson and thr Ion;;, meritorious • service award to fight-manager Marv Jenson in a “Scandinavian double." Unbeaten Johansson of Sweden is the first European to via the coveted Edward J. Neil memorial plaque for fighter o. the year liner Its Inception in 1918 Jenson of West Jordan, Utah— manager of middleweight (NBA) champion Gene Fullmer — la the first Utah born notable to wm the 20-year-old James J. Walker me­ morial trophy for long and meri­ torious service to Ihe sport. GIVE HIM rluh." Even Casey Strngrl, whose Yankres didn’t complete a single deal during the minor an major league Hirelings, esnresaed shock over the Frceie deal “ I never heard Philadelphia ad­ vertise he waa on the market," Strngrl remarked. “The White Sox came down hrrr needing a left fielder and a third baseman," he went on, “ and they left here with both of 'em, First they got (Minnie) Mlnoso in that seven-man swap with Cleveland and now they come up with Frceie, who they tell me ta another IUl>e Ruth." The Huthian reference to Fceese items from hi* shnwtnj; (hit vrar with the Phillies. Freese openrd the .season as a pinch hit- ITEMS FOR HIS WORKSHOP MAKE GRAND CHRISTMAS GIFTS . . . HUT CHOOSE ONLY THE FINEST . . . SHOP FOR THEM HERE! BLACK b DECKER POWER TO O LS ]A ” U T IL IT Y D R ILL . . . $17.78 Vi" D RILL (A Real Buy) FINISHING Jig 8.VNIIKK Saw Attachment $19.95 .... .............. 131.50 n s JIG SAW Reg. 114 M 5-IU.75 Schooling Tonight 7:30 l \ M. Free Admission Over 20 Races Regular Season Opens Dec. 19th DEWALT POWER SHOP $ 2 3 9 °° For Him . , . For L'hrtotmaa! You’ll Enjo) Shopping Hero Where Experienced “Handymen" Will H« Glad To Help You . . . Where Price* Are l.ovsr And ((unlit) I* Al*a>* High! and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SANFORD Fairbanks - Morse Pump* Repairi Tn All Make* fith & Maple Howard C. Long i Jr { [ J* M7 E. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 2 2831 Phone FA 2-0500 l.iK-utcd X .Miles South Of Sanford On Highway a o �\ — ». f — <* ig r •m Americans Told How They Can Help Refugees |% % _ '0 9 WASHINGTON (LTD - Fur IM jou can I n c h a Hons Kona rtfuI N a irida by •nith h- can ears 4 living. For 1300. you cm provide fur­ niture and household equipment for a European refuger family moving from a camp Into a home of their own. f o r |MO, y i i can provide a monthly milk ration (or 1,000 refugeo children In North Africa. For 11.300, you can underwrite lira long corn of one aged refugee In a wall-run home in Auitria. Theta figure* coma from tha If. I. Comnalttaa for Refugee*, which la directing American par­ ticipation In tha e Taut Intarnational Refugee Year. They ware compiled for live benefit ot thousand* of Individuala, church aocictlcs. civic cluba and other organization* that have written to tha committee aaking how they can help. Knowing that Americans nat­ urally think in term* of specific projecta and coacrate goals, the committee made up a long list of thixigi that u gently need doing on behalf of refugees around the world. Aad M placed a rtaliatlc ‘ prior tag" — a t eetimaiad actual coat—on each of the** proJects. The Idea U that a group or au individual m ay want to adopt particular project, and under­ write ita coat ta • cootffbutton to the Kaluga* Year effort. Tha complete Hat can be ob­ tained from the committee'- HeadquarUra at 11 Weal <2nd St., Naw York » , Pf. Y. Shop F or Christmaa At The New ( t ' i i S14 E. lal Ifra lS 9l|P Wert, Dee. 9, 1939—Fb^e 9 Worry Clinic If year hr art la breaking, maMarts* P u l 'i true aaaa, fee M 1* dupllciled millions af time*. |t yen fallow year Heart v*. year ■isin, pan will probably end In divorce and cheat yonr latere children. If yen fellow year ■rain, yen will tnJay a greater lave In tha fulart. aad be iMe to finance a peeper borne for >w r children. Gal brp: BY - GEORGE W. HANK. PH. D-, N. D. CASE C - 4H: Paul G., aged IP, ia now a college sophomore, pre­ paring lo enter penial Collegr. Two yaara have elapsed tinea hit rec­ ently published Cate Record. -D r. Crane. I'll give you g pra­ g m a report,” he began. "You may recall I was almost craty with in dacition. "My high school sweetheart wanted u* tn elope and threatened to marry another frllew If I didn't agrre with her plan. "Tbanks to your counsel and that of my high school advisor, t reluctantly gave her up. "For a week or two. I couldn't eat or aleep or study. I Just wem ■round in date, with no feeling* at all. I felt dead Inside. Mechani­ cally. 1 went through the motions of living. "But slowly I began to c*t again and regain a little interest In my school work. My graf.ea had drop, ped that final tarm from 'A' to •R’ but I Kill had a good record, an I cam* on tn college. "And within sin months I had complctaly recovered from my old Infatuation. In fact, I met my for­ mer sweetheart at Christmas vaca­ tion and she didn't upset me at all. "I could than take her or leave her. to to speak. But half a year earlier I juet couldn’t believe I would aver gat over our romance: II Just didn't fee! possible. "Now I am heading into Dental College aad have mat a lovely »*d whe plan* to be a school teacher. "She It far superior to my high school sweetheart. And I also get Just aa much palpitation of the heart from har a* I ever did from that girl in high school. |Kit Developed For Bacteria Testing ONLY ONE O f IN IF. High schoolers, you don’t get TWO educational chances In this life: For when you drop nut 1)f school to rlope. that "peg*" your future living standards. Dr. Paul C. Utlck. of our U. S Census Bureau, has shown that a person with a high school dlplo ma ram s fta.noo more In hla Hie lime than Hoe* the fellow who quit after the llh grade. And each year of college adds an additional S23.000 to your life­ time Income. Thus, a roltegr gra­ duate earns lin.inon more than even the.high achoul graduate: When you quit school, you thus pull the ftnineial rug out from un your M ure wife and chtldrrn. If you thus fail to gel your high school diploma, that means you have automatically picked a sacond-ralc hut for your children'! home: So get hep: It also foretells a Jalopy for your family Inilead of a nice new auto­ mobile. It places them on the wrung side of the track*; And you will not he given a second chance In this world, for your educational future usually stops with the last year you attained In school. If we malurr advisors agreed with your infatuated outlook ami told you that you would NEVER fall in love again, then it might be worth while to drop echool and elope. Rut all such advisors will tell you that lava romes a serond Urn* so learn l trade nr get ■ college education BEFORE yuu marry. Smart folks STAY happily mar­ ried. but tha selfish or thoughtless ones Ml our divorce court* and Jam our relief rolls: So send for my JOU point "Test* for Sweethearts.” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 30c t non-profit I. I'se them lo bolster your BRAIN and curb your Haart during teen­ age love affaire. (Always write to Or. Crane la care of this newspaper, enclos­ ing a long 4c tUrnped, addressed envelope and Me to cover typing and printings coals when yen send for one of kin boohleto.) Make GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. (UPIt -R obert N. Frahm, a veteran Grand Rapid* bacteriologist, has designed a unit lh-t enables a novice to make positive bacterial iesii as quickly and s i cheaply as a trained and fully equipped eapert. Frahm. for 10 year* the owner of an indepandent baetarnloglcsl testing laboratory serving dairy plants in thr area, haa developed a compact, table-sited laboratory that includes a kk (or Individual tesla. Frahm'a unit was designed ori­ ginally for use in dairies, but he said It ia also practical In wine ries and other food processing plants where eonslent bartenal ronirol is essential. The kill are made up of premeasured dilution tube* and agar, along with sealed plastic ware, all sterile when received. The test chemical* are uaed once and dis­ carded. No Mortlinni or "dish washing "—often reaponslbl* fora* much a* M per cent of a labora­ tory’* time — is required. Hospital Notes Dismissals Dora Nell Gravtnmler, Hanford Mr*. John W. Decker and baby, Hanford Julia Btoppeiinan, lanfard Frances White, Banlord .Victoria Brooks, Banlord (iaylt Mortnn, Uviedn Aline Hsndrtg, lanford liabell Barnwell, Hartford Duke Green, lanford Katie Resenleld, Bruns, N Y Mary Kearns, Deltsry Lillian Erickson, Stanford Henry MrCall, lanfard DECEMBER • "They’reCatchingOnBut They Can’t CatchUp! the Tip Top Super Markets STILL 1® W Art million i Woodruff T. Bailey, Lake Mar) Major Austell, Hanford Ruth Marcanlel, Geneva Uirena Tindel, Lake Monroe Jamea G. Johnson. Hanford Mabel Bherwuod, Hanford Eleanor Williams, Hanford Elisabeth Howe, Hanford Rlrth* Mr. and Mr*. Erie Rochester flinford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Marvin tel, Geneva, a ton Dismissals Evelyn Nttllea and bahy, Osteen Mr*. Gorman Mitchell and baby, Sanford Agnc* Yost. Dellary Marin Burke. Sanford Millnq Lamar. Sanford. ""____ Mabel Like. Lake Monroe Maud" 'I Nntol '''M r — 1 DECEMBER 1 Admission* Charlie Sampson, Oviedo Elizabeth Wilson, Sanford Carolyn KUIrn. Hanford Brownie Mae Le*. Sanford Lucille Burbank, Dcllar> Rev. Henry Lamb. Sanfurd Ruby Reliefer, Sanfurd Dismissals Jessie Vickery, Casselberry Louise Massey, Oviedo Brsste II:!!, Sanford Mr*. Hoy Haulersun. and baby, Sanford Rmatee Robinson, Sanford Shirley Rochester, and baby, Sanford Charles Mctjureii, Sanford Donna Ash, Hanford Will* Murray and babv, lanford Population Gains In Sunny States WASHINGTON (UPt) '- T h e Census Bureau reported lunday the population 1* undergoing a drastic reshuffling, with sunshine state* and presptreus industrial sectioni benefiting itnsl, The tote! national population rose IS per cent from the 1940 census through July 1. 193!, in­ creasing from I30.IS7.MI to an es­ timated 173.332.000. It now stands at 179 million and Is expected to reach l!0 million by spring. California had the largest pop­ ulation Increase, adding 3.S9H.O0O persona in the l ‘« years. Six other slates gained more than one mil­ lion persona earh. Florida had the second largest population gain, about 1,741,1)00, followed by Texas with t,<13.000, Ohio with 1.3*7,000, New York with t,iM.ooo, Michigan with I,. t.3*,ooo amt Iliinoia with l.JM.OOO. Legal Notice » N O T If’ K i PIg*i#>! FIRHT €!|JT PORK CHOPS HERMAN'S I am I'll Ji11BItl« *B BI £*idIt Iexf if , frt f f l ! All - MeHt Wieners Tender • Sliced PORK UVBR M l .f t ) F Earid* Util to law 1f ST. itc : KtftHne King Hath* * I'u V iilB h Customer i # r|f H *r p, I *, 19« CLUB STEAK » U ii IP in M e llo n / f Delicious i n lulrsne of ti n Fla'illlnui Xmi# i i t nn, |I f T — or — i 'm i r t, I t min ml« i %hi it* 19. F l o r i d a , tn ■ . o f « U " i # A jA U jA Ilt Smoked in i* ' util-ium s * If K i»Mi rtpik t.f i h • l ‘I r m i t f Tender • Juicy f i t i o i s \ %m ►: I I h t t t lijr i l M n th a t ii f lt m in f t l* f ’ r t u n iv , F lo r id a mi U r t * « flB 'lM - v ’U D am n fsf, t ’ u t HalO U q iJ A r * , a n d t h a t I In la n d to r r • Your ii 2 f, So 1% IME. 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CAN • t».%\ I D M i . 4 h l l K I , t ’ l a r k 4jf C l r « j||lt C o u rt \ «‘ D \ a la e d . J r . h 4 I list M a y 4 1 \*w , N u lla With S7.;>U Or Mure Food Order a I n, la n f o r d A t | a n tier N • 41o n a t H a n k H u t l d l n i . e a n rr v rd , r i o n d i . A i to r n a y (o r I ' U l n t i r f l*ub)iiii Dec. y, ic. :i. J * d d s*m|nnla te e a ifi I UrM*. la l*m»- The U. S. No. 1 H a l* , le POTATOES K a te ia a f mi U M Ki ( H .A e r iK JIM (nLAcrii: r . All « f.eilar t l.lin . •* ••IS K .l.l.) Sanford 3 '**■ 4 9 c • mhf r. X. p. till. tah 41.. 'Ih In d lknrrt \% h e V « h ir e KING tn H K H ID M N O : I N K N O W N I A aw u n i i *ssiii |<1rt i n t l o t I iimt t u r n f 11m l H e a ftiw i y u u In Ih a t ' l r r i m * '- m rt m a m i f o r **•■in In u la M ..r l d a H> K N T K I t i* < )H |t |V \ |. . • lie H. f o r FOOD < a a H i a 4l t d l l t n ia a d a 1 |a l a < l T n u . o f t i c n o f | , , , i #■> h « t a . Ity n m i f i s - l . n l f . q u i , * ‘i .r .i» o t '0 r i i p l l c i * . a y d . i n u • • 4 4»> m ..4 * w |t i'- h yo u , nr * ! ' h .r nf >n il, m . v H . i . . . . I n • t i n * . . U l r ■' i v s ik u in .A t iM y ; . u • j ij i ••i.s ju n e :, i.i, n t « n i,i • -*,u m >. I , , i i , . I '.iiim J u ila n ,.f A » m l n ,,1 . i - o u n t r , S 'ln r iil* , . 1 In * Hi * h . i - n i j .t h.,u «> o f , . l , | 1 0 “ 3 9 ‘ • 'minty at Hanford. S'lnrllU nllhlll Herald (11.4 .h il l h. sold , » / r . u l H. I,a i* a A a a .a r - u l n r n f |h a | « , . i “Seminole County’s Only Daisy N ewspaper' ye H ||| am t T a t t a m a n t u ' ■I• in a a III.s p it O l...I ., 4 .<:«***-I • W . J ,,n O irS m V K t i- lir lc X :» « P a r k A if c i*an fo r4 t ’l o r i d . P . O. R m lt |4 AM**ra*| f«r O.Uie F n b lla e D .i r . I , - H , ) j . » , u n . rm Vf r> • IflU < -*1 n n .l*r m u n lt ia f r n m |h a • In i* n f t l i * f i r a t p il .t i , a l i n o n f t o la n . i t l i '* , It i l a l i n n r ila o ia n - l • i i a l l l " i In w r l l l n * . a m i a h a ll a u t n it * * e l . r - i o f r M l - l r i K « a m i p nai n f ll,a a 4 i t r . i l n t It i* .i d i o i n t , , i , , | n a il h * . w o r n l o b* H i. <1*im Sor, >"• .f .n i, or h i* .tieen.y, .no *n» • U 'h r l.trrt n r 4 *m > n 4 n i t �4 * Q \ ' . IM T i A Bw. f ft, i m ' M P I v v the m e rm a y a M -4 - V - l .. Hop* *fcu*«d the H r n n m n w n . V in tr jt a « U ».( i ’ till a tkstoh utiristog *be n r n a l MyoU M M M M Ihe chair*. N*t- •* * ^ l". "S - ) werk official Mai Jta»> •*«. ’'a* anal Hop* bad to* many place far other products m hU chow, ■a*4 wo Juet aikad hi* to out 1? ■*em m L With all tho payola jLyJ1 thing M ag oa, it dldrtaam lika & a good idoa to hava hit* plugging '.The notwark Ha* increasingly * aUaaptad la divert aay cwuwcUaa batwooa Ha atari, protuaiably iatludlBc Hope, aad tho wide­ Vi spread payola practleo* invading tho brnodfaottec industry. r “Baloney," Mope find »■’ fPMB Uo W a t ' ' Man FTnds Out T V Cutie Has Zaniest Movietown Job It Just Doesn't Pay To Beat Wife *0 HOLLYWOOD (UPU-Psjrtoa m i the dtoe M t r kvatilgattoB tZ tk to *ff • « r 5 l battle today / ' ' • j f '• r - . i _ \. r '•! ..a Spring* “TWa plug* wore all part of tlw aontady routine ta tho ikstch.” Tho ahi-aaaod conodloa t»U Uaitod Pro** Internatiooal tho roatruoonloi akotoh—which may ap auy aot bo aoaa oa hi* Prlday night thaw—wao ahailar to tho UVaetf ha did on Chula* Van Doran and flood quit »how* A HOLIDAY CELEBRATION wan held by Southslde Klementary School afternoon session fourth graders in front of the school. Ready with their songshccta are, from left, Lealia Hartw lg, Betty Margolin, Pam Pigott. and Darall Vodnpich. Looking over the pupils’ nhouldera are their teachern, from left, T>oria Dux bury. Miss Marguerite Dotson, Mrs. Annell R a w , hannon and Mrs. B arbara Flora. (S taff Photo) . BOSTON (UPI) Pastoral Judge Francis J. W. Ford peered •( defend* at Joseph D. Boaati. "Anythlag to My?" tho Judge asked Roeatl. charged with vio­ lating probation bp boating Ms will, Florence, a . "Plenty,” tho defendant replied. Tito Judge sat back to listen to Boaati’1 description of hi* mari­ tal strategy. "I remember hitting her three or four times," Roaaii said. He then quickly eaplaintd hit hand "was forced." Tho Judge nodded. "First of all," tho defendant continued, "my wife la vary high strung, you know, the nervous typo. There are Just three waya to handle tuch a woman." "You can hold her hands," Boaati laid, "but when you let go, she starts all over again, twinging wildly, right? Then you can tie her hands, but (hit hat the Mir* end result for when you unite her she atari* kicking up all over again—right? "Well, the best way la Just to glva her a eouplo of belts, she straightens up and smartens up, right?" Boaati wound up••Wrong," snorted tho Judge. r ^ B —monlha-" Bp YKBNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Candi­ date for uateat Job-holder la movtetowa is pretty Peggy Con­ nelly, eurveaome foil for comedi­ an Ernie Kovacs on hit new tele­ vision panel show. Peggy is tha cutie who climb* Into ridiculous costumes, 1pouts off-boat linos and risks life and limb for laughs. "Wo\a ouly Ucn oa Use air four weeks," tho brunette Mid, “ and Ernie’s dreamed up some of the darndcat stunts I’ve ever seen. So far, 1’vo worn a blonde fright wig underwater, an Indian a q u a w outfit, gone ’sailing’ through tho air on a magic car­ pet and other weird stunti. "Even on normal nights I have to change costumes six or seven timet to givo clues lo the panel." Normally, Peggy Is n singer, but as Kovac’s girl Friday on ABC-TV’a "Take A Good Look," she haa had only one opportunity to oaercise her pipe*. "That was laat wash," she grimaced, "and 1 had to sing ‘Jeannlo With The Light Brown Hair* — off key. It wai followed M anager Named MILWAUKEE (UPD — Al Monebak, a utility Infielder with the Philadelphia Phillies In 1X0. to­ day waa named manager of Aus­ tin In the Texas League. He man­ aged Cedar Rapid of the Thrte 1 League for the past two aeasont. by an off-stage gunshot. That’s bow bad it was." Peggy cheerfully admits the show la fixed—far laughs. "It's not much a panel ihow at it Is a comedy program," the explained. "Tho Idea in to make the panel look as stupid at pos­ sible, which Ernie la very good at doing. "Not long ago his wife, Edie Adams, wa* a panelist, and Ernte told her, ‘You’re great with the pots and pons at home, but at a paaeliat you're nothing. You ought to get out of show bustneia’-" There's nothing easy about gatting laughs when you're ■ pretty girl, but Peggy, who’s married to comedian Dick Martin of Ihc Rowan and Martin comedy team, la learning fast"The more attractive a girl la, the harder It Is to be funny. The scripts aad ikvtcben have lo bo as humoroua at possible," she Mid. "I never know what Ernie will havo m* doing from week "In a way It’* thrilling for mo to play comedy. Before I J o in e d the show I was forced to.rely o W my voice and face. "I’ve always has* a aoerot not, but I've had to keep my seiwo of humor hidden. Now 1 ean bo ai craxy as 1 want. I realise, of course, that M taka# year to loans timing and other elements of eoraedy. But I'm going to keep trylag." The first real laugh Peggy over collected occurred a few y e a r l y back white an a date with P r a n k 9 Sinatra. When ashed who his companion was, Sinatra intro­ duced her to one and all a t Ba­ w d Charte*. "I’m still trying to down." Peggy sighed. Give o Gift That GROWS . . A share la American Industry grew a tad earns threogheat the years. Per lafnrmittea raR — SECURITY A SSOC1ATES, IN C G « - m J. T .l, Mtr. KIRK • r l . u P i MMI Direct Wist Te Sincere A C*~ Members New Yerk H ath Rack. “Wo had tromondou* ruction to r,H Mope oaid. “NBC object* to tho idea of curNat humor, la tho akatch I play f ’ - 0 crooked disc Jockey named Har­ man Payola who work* tor radio Pr station KUP. Ernie Kovari play* • Maater investigating ate. “• a n wa bring in tho name* ' ad M*M product* u mrrthandlae Western diplomat* predict a would like to *ee faster standard­ that Borman Payola la accapt- quiet, gradual lilting of restric­ isation of weapons. tag." West Rerlln Mayor Willy Brandt tions on Wait German *rm« pro­ West Diplomats Predict Gradual Wayward Boys Lifting Of German Arms Limits To Brighten Season For Needy - . , .JUHHJIu* U» Uup«, llir n*t<»wri> caatactad hlo aponaor (BUck) la ta effort ta atop tho sketch from going oa tho air. NBC denied this. “NBC has boon sc naming about Mm sketch all week," Hops went • * **%» l‘a taking a aUnd. Thto la nothing but arnsonhip and , INa plenty burned up about It.” Sanford Church To Host Meet Mr*. Loom Brown, prriident of lha WMU announce* that Central Baptist Church of Sanford will he thq preeldini host to tho Seminole Baptist Association meelinf of the WMU December 10. All churches of tho anoclaliun are urged ta attend. Thii l, the Quortorly Executive meeting. Nurwry will ho open. Rofroihments will bo aervrd The U. I. Department of Agri­ culture figured out that enough cigarotlea wore produced in the world last yeir to make a "carper* •even feet wide and one cigarette thlek to roach from the earth to tho moon. duction. Only recently the West­ ern lilies okayed German produc­ tion of anti-aircraft mluiles. Soon they expected a request for auth­ orization lo cooperate with Ilrltaln In building the "blue water" groun-to-ground artillery rocket. When Prime Mlnliter Harold Macmillan takes off Jan 5 on a one-month good will tour of Afri­ ca Ihere will be no accompany­ ing cargo or preaa planes. A (In­ gle chartered BOAC turbepmp "Britannia" will act as "flying lo Downing Street" for the trip. Any newsmen from Britain assigned to rover the tour will have to fend for themaelvas. The British government, having acted to modrrnlir the country’s prostitution and betting law*, plans to cap thin with a bill lift­ ing some of the antiquated re­ strictions on pub rinsings. Look for West Germany to make a major pitch for reorgani­ sation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) com­ mand structure when the NATO ministerial meeting begins in I’-rl* later this month Germany Is not seeking more of a share of NATO commanders (or herself. But Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's government (eels that after 10 year* the whole organisation need* an overhaul to tiring it up to date. Among other things, the German! State’s Finance Picture Brighter COOKING MAGIC FOR PENNIES A DAY! with modern, clean, dependable Mate *N*y h* endpan aa appliHae ■wHh Guiftan* and a nudaru LF-Cat rang*. 0* a n«w nvodafn raaf* th* (Urn* adjust* itadf—bads can't burn or bud ova*. Automatic cooking la faun— ftr* cisao, dapHdabl* haat-tvao In "lias* dowo^waathae. Vat thin ■afore led n etostoy panopaaOay. SOUTHERN Natural Gas Co. M haafcrd Are. PA S-IUS TALLAHASSEE (U l'l) - Flori da's financial picture appears to be brightening. Comptroller Hay E. Grrrn re ported Tuesday sales la* receipts are un the rise amt indication* arc stale revenue will live up to the predicted 13;0,342,1x10 for the bien­ nium. Green said sales ta* mrnme Increased IT V» per rent in Novem­ ber. But he warned tin* wnuld not permit the state lo go on a spending spree. Florida must stick to the spend ing program authorised hy the Leg Islaturc. II* Mid the stale must hold back on large releases or commitment! of funds until the cash poiltlon Improve* nest spring. Florida had lo borrow about 23 million dollars from trust accounts earlier this year to keep on a cash bans during the lean revenue period*. November sales tax collection* were f 13,32(1,000. or J2.(M!>.000 above (ha same month a year ago The figure waa an increase id 7.4T per tent ovar collection* in October this year. Total sales lax collection* for the fiscal year through November are SAt.Hit,919 Thi* is up IN 39 per cent, or 10 million dollarj ovar collections for the same period in 19M. Gasoline tax receipts in Novem­ ber were IS,Ml,WO, a drop of 2.43 per cent under the same month last year. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT — BUD HUDSON (Form erly In churge of thg Ford Agency Paint and Body Depart m int) IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH — Reel's Paint & Body Shop IM ST. ■$ BANFOKD AVE. FA M ? » I t ’D EXTENDS A WELCOME TO HIS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS AI.BKtN*, Mu-h. <Ul’l)---Some IfpO youth* at the S tarr Commonwealth for Bays, In need of help Ihemselvaa, will go without lunch Tuesday to help give needy De­ troit chlldrtn a better Christmas. It haa been a tradition since 1914 a t lha Commonwealth for the hoy* to have a “fast day" just before Christmas an (hey can raise money to contribute to some charity. Although ihey are also trying to raise $100,000 to match $100,000 NEW YORK (UPI) — Actor donated hv the Knights Templar George Grtxurd probably withe* for a new recreation building at Tuesday night’s NBC-TV produc­ the school, ihe boys vo(«d to do­ tion of “My Three Angels" was nate thi* year to tha Detroit on tape. Hut it wa* live ami Goodfellow* Old Newsboys Fund, here’s what happened: which buy* gift* for needy chil­ In portraying a man who killed dren. hit stepfather, Grlxxard wa* sup­ The hoy* go without lunch *0 posed to say, “Look, that night I lha money that would normally dined with Jeannln# nt Maxim's . . have been spent on the meal can suppose tha old huxiard warn a be contribut'd L, a charily, different kind of bim ard." "Umlii Floyd" S t a r r , who Before reaching the first ’’but- founded the Commonwealth for sard.” Grlsiard hesitated for a wayward buy*, usually matches fleeting moment and said some­ the amount saved by the fasting thing else, a seven-letter word out of his own pocket. that begins ami ends with the But he explained that he would same letters at biuxntd. An NBC-TV spokesman said It make n il exception this y e a r he. was a "psychological slip occa­ cause the money is needed so sioned by Grlxxard’* being too badly fur construction >f the new familiar with the original Broad­ recreation building. He said the money raised by way production." "The play was taped earlier In the hoys would go to th# old newsthe day," the spokesman added, hoys fund but his matching con­ "nnd nothing like thla happened. tribution would go to the recrea­ But they decided to do It live be­ tion building fund (his year. He cause it needed that one more estimated the contribution to the (thi Newsboys’ Fund would Iw run-through,” The spokesman said 13 tele about $139. The "fast day" was begun phone call* were received npd only four culler* objected. "They about a year after Starr founded fdijertrd violently to th* use of a Id* home for hmnele** and woyswear wont on a show that in­ "aril boy* on a farm west of here. cluded a Christmas setting." The Swis* Lake Dweller* had already developed a hreail baking industry tu.txx) year* ago. Man Demolishes has hinted to frtenda ha will re­ sign If the Western allies at a Summit meeting agree to mea­ sures which In hi* eyes would pave the way for a Communist takeover of West Berlin. Brandt In this way would dramattie the city'i oppoiltlon to Western ap­ peasement of tha Soviets. Oops Car In Mishap Kenneth Clark of Osteen, dr mnllslird hi* rar and knocked the end from a »tnnr bridge on Cam eron Avc. whrn he htl Ihe hridgr Monday night. 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Thrif­ ty-priced— buy for gift*, for yourself I » • J9 8 eat af I | •* �\ 'The Philadelphia Story' ENTRANCE Clicks As T V Special and direct two ooe-hour specials By FRED DA.SUli NEW YORK (UPlI — I kept for NBC - TV's Startime series: “ Incident" and “ Girt With A Se­ waiting tor old Charley Weaver cret." to pop up In the NBC-TV produc­ Tom Tully, of CBS-TV'e fading tion of “The Philadelphia Story" Lineup, !• lined up for a new sit­ Monday night and let Ioom hie uation comedy aeries, with him­ famous whoop: self as Star . . NBC-TVs Tight­ "Theae are my people!" rope starring Mike Connors, has Seriously, even if these people been rrnewed for another 13 seemed a bit strange, they put on weeki . . Dean Douglas, who an effective adaptation of Philip sings neat Saturday on Dick M a r r y 'i story of a ebaracter-build- Clark's ABC-TV show, used to be Tng wedding on Philadelphia's , the cue card holder for the Clark Main Line. show. Mis name was Douglas Wil­ As far as I'm concerned Uiia son at the time . . Anna Kashfi. sort of airy yarn is to right for perhaps best known ss Marlon TV because it has so much more Brando's ea-wife, makes her TV velocity than impact. Think of U: acting debut in the forthcoming For W- minutes we sat there wait­ ABC-TV Adventures In Paradise ing to discover who lovely, cool, episode titled, "The Archer’s running Tracy Loard—played by Ring . . A 13-week scries of 90Diana Lynn—would marry. Of minute filmed sports shows, fea­ course, she’a at surprised a t we turing rodeo, polo, rugby and ■ r e when she finally decidea. iports car races, debuts on CBS Thia aorl of production need* a TV Sunday, Jan. 3. galloping pare to succeed and it got Just that from Fieldrr Cook's Last week, the Of/ic and Har­ direction snd the enthusiastic riet Episode on ABC-TV was con playing of the start, especially rerned with a fund-raising ram Mist l.ynn. Christopher Plummer paign by Harriet and her friends. and (tig Young. Wednesday night's episode dealt ilorever. there were some with a fund-raising campaign by rough, sticky spots in, the other­ sons Ricky and David and their wise profe«sional presentatioo: pals. If I have to chose. I'd pick Mist Lynn, on her wedding day. the first as the better show. •fry in g to straighten out her life Cultural note: Faye Emerson wind, later, making a rrypllc defeated Cliff Arquette in an hon speech to the wedding guests. Not est-injun Indian wrestling bout nn shtwing the gueala was an unfor­ Wednesday night’s Charley Weav­ tunate omission but who cares if er show on ABC-TV. a scene or two didn't come off? More Channel Swim: The "fu­ The thing about a play like this ture" schedule for CBS-TV's Play­ is—who cares? house 90 has dropped the pro­ The most Interesting points in posed Paddy Chayefsky leirplay the production were seeing Plum­ about beatniks. Paddy is loo busy mer abandon his ever . present to write it. The news that Frank intense" look and play a Tony Sinatra la calling his Dec. 13 one ,Jtan d allith part so easily, and hour special oo ABC-TV. “ An Aft Vratcning Miss Lynn nindie ner ernoon With Frang sinatra. .* ted awert-but- daggerlike assignment a TV official tr comment- “ Might so stylishly. And Robert Asher be more interesting to show, -»n deserves a bouquet, too. He com evening with Frankie*." Anyhow posed the fine background music. th , special will start at 1:30 p.m. e.a.t. ABC-TV’a daytime quit Dialing And Filing: Play Your show. Music Bingo, is being Hunch returned to NBC-TV Mon­ icrapped Jan. t. About Faces, a day morning, in place of Treasure Ralph Edwards show, takes over. Hunt. 1 don’t know how the con­ A monthly, hour-long series. testant* feel about it. but 1 think “ World of the Mind," will debut emcee Merv Griffin has the right on ABC-TV either Saturday, Dec. Approach la the show, lie doesn’t 12 or Dec. 19, 4 p.m. e.a.t. Orig­ arem to take it aeriously at all. inating at the New Haven. Conn., Danny Thomas appeared on Mil­ campus of Vale University, the ton Berlc's special some weeka series will feature Yale professors ago and Monday night. Rerlr re­ discussing art, drama, philosophy, paid the debt by appearing on ctr. Thomas' CBS-TV halfltour. They Vice President Richard Nixon unloaded tome atrocious gags, but leads the 71 st annual Tournament the basic theme was a good one of Roses parade, which NBC-TV and they brought off not one, hut televise* on Friday, Jan I. two, cute finishes. Prime Minister Nehru of India * The Channel Swim: During a will be interviewed on a special recent visit to Paris, CBS TV* hour-long version of CBS TV’s Person to Person crew taped vis­ Fare The Nation on Sunday, Dec. its to th* home* of fashion de­ 20. The program ia being taped signer Pierre Balmain, Olivia De in New Delhi. Kim Hunter and Havilsnd. Jean Pirrre Aumnnt Elaine Slrtlch will co-star on the Adventure* in Paradise episode and hia wife, Martia Pavan Alfred Hitehcoek will produce for Monday, Dee. 21 on ABC-TV. % DAILY CROSSW ORD z o d d (Boot.) Afthip (pad .) 4-Lanra w orn s i! 3. Up Tobbrrn xUIvctiwo* 8k Metallic g. Roman m rkj poet lft. Egg-shaped X Kurilpran U . Funeral capital pile* & Hernia# JR. (loins lLRnda in Ran* 13. Pigpen I t Spoken 14 bland 9 1 IN. Hah mat* near Ml Chinean 17. In corpora, mile turn of tr. stotti* U. Th* Austria •IVtl» firmamtnl Germany 39.Capital U Alberta, Canada 93. Prophet* 1 24. Stir up SR. Group* of M eight 3ft. Point 3“ 23. Belonging to him W >4. Indefinite % arlkla * as. Wrangle* 3T. La se<> IT 39. Louisian* creek • 40.ltal.an d i % to goddea* ACROW* LCbmcrUaeM Seat 1[VIst. I L w t u t t i ' i Oiustr 30. Warp-yam 3 L RuKan’s d-cre* 31 City mafiMrat* .Ad, Exhausted 37. Impoiit* 34, Extra nr. Utnary peramx fatting) 40. Task \x 7 30. It » 1poet) • % V, 1 1 u ■i % 1 BY’ FRANK Ki.EAZER westbound, railroad) ship passing Motor Co. fur imlance I recall • IVAadiNviTON «LTI , — Wu*s j through Needier, Calif. I that it footed the bill* for a aura bus company works it* driver* Railroads must ad-.iv at the end Vfy a couple of year* back, uhirh overtime it ha* tu tell Ihe govern „( the j,.ar how many croiitiea showed that what we all wanted ment about this at the end of the they have laid. Monthly they re- * « Edicl*. month, using report from BMC-61. j„,rt how their steam engine*, if What the subcommittee did covering overtime worked hy hu* any, are holding out against the urge wax restraint. And it *aul driver*. When it doesn’t work them advance of Ihe dicael. one way to approach this is to sec. overtime, naturally it doesn t have jlon-, ^ ,hr ,he Iubcom. Iieforc putting out a new report to file this report. mttle thinks this is all bad. It say a form, how much thia will cost the What it ha* to file then is re most of the information from these people who must fill it out and port form BMC-82, covering over-,*report* and surveys is essential not return it. time not worked by bus drivers. only to government but to business. It didn't say how this can be A House subcommittee which flu- subcommittee said big bust-1learned. But I'm sore the govern lias been studying such manifesta nr** ,.an an,| ,|(>cs make its own ment knows. You Just send out tions of government says well surveys. None of these was spe- tbs form, see, and get the bu*ihave to jump to our own ctmclu clflcally cited, but take the Ford I nr«* to fill it out and return it. sions why this is so. It's been m u c h too busy to look into it further. The subcommittee discovered almost 3,000 different report forms being showered by the government on business men and other taxpayers,llTTAWA (l.'TJ) — Aftrr a per* I companies using pontoon equip and it ha* hardly had lime to get jnd nf temporary eclipse hy oil ped planes already are operating % a» ■A p. % % rt J* ao ♦A % % A3 1 Page 11 Wednesday, December 9, 1959 le a u r a a e m .o w . asi,* , r x v a u * 4 c e e its e . ia m w iu ja c k t a m c e c iu s o a x t a ■•U (lsf UtIM 'people who make h « r can* have *nA uran'um’ st,ld lt oncp mt,rp to tell Unine bam now ,h' '^ 'lia h t ** every month, monthly reports also ini of prospecting for minerals arc required nf those convening m Canada, nld horses into glue. Likewise, Center of the revival of interest manufacturer* of knit nighties in gold is Ihe »uli Arctic region of must own up to their output, though the Northwest Territories. Recent only every three month*. An airplane manufacturer said discoveries hy prospector* on the it spent 170.03H man hours on It* shores of Great Slave Lake have year'* report* to the government. sparked Hurry in prospecting A Pennsylvania firm with 3nowork­ er* said it filrd 1.323 reports in a which ivnnir mining sources are predicting will equal the famed yrar, on 71 separate form*. The Commerce Department and Klondike gold ruth of more than its Census Bureau administer a 30 years ago. lot nf the inquiries But other peo­ The new strike it close to the ple keep getting mlo the ad Y’ellowkmfe area where four pro The suhcommitlce found HO fed­ during gold mine* already are eral agencies collecting statistic*, operating. One nf them — Giant reasons. Yellowkmle — 11 Canada * fourth That's where the bus company largest gold mine comes in. And Ihe railroads say While officials of the Federal dlhrrs need report* for regulatory Department of Mines admit that the hits rninpanir* never had II the Great Slave Lake are* dis­ so good. The railroads are the coveries are extremely Intrrestmost regulated industry anywhere, mg.they are raulmti* about prethey complain. One annual repivl dieting a rush of prospector* on for railroads runs 13<l pages. There * Klondike scale arp 40 other* to he filed hy the For one thing, they point out railroads daily, w-ekly, monthly, that prospecting has emerged quarterly. from the day* of the individual The Agnrulture Department, for miner with hu pack mule and instance, requires regular accounts bit pick ami shovel snd has tieon hour many carload* nf corn, I come hig husmess. Large mining *—*•(* 1411m PaklUk.a li-ll? Mf.,1 *-l«ra*f. I i t a t q • • n r U t ,f t « M l i i I t r l m i x t ,4 CSi IM - m i l«VII»4,4 - r t i l n w , lav* • ( she e—< # m « • « ■ * « H « )*1 ,1 C M 'M S si < " > * * iw * u n , ■**•14 tm ■ ■ I* M . ,1 i s , C slM ) r i f H M klr- I- •■1111*4 *••!■• •m w , » * ) 1«, e » * stomach so the {Hands sr* un-* fthie to secrete proper gastria juices, therefore an incoordotation developes, which hag been nuioeit io»liKe.stioo. thi" P°,nt Your modern Chiropractor enters th# pic^ n r im p ro p er a c tiv ity . I.et'H a n aly ze indlR estion. Supptisv y o u iiave been able to e a t p ra c tic a lly a n y th in tt you liked, th e n w ith o u t npp aren t re a so n "everythinR** {lives yon in d ig estio n . W hy? rtom uthintr hafipened to p ro tlttc** “ m ech an ical p ress tiro " One of a aarlM of irtM a a lh* (ir™‘ *•’',* Mturln« a h'* '1 ‘'*rt "{ *cvcral niooin* on the individual pros pector who must wait for the spring thaw, tiii'p — m akes m echanic*] r#» plnccmenUi, rem o v es bon# from ' rom, nervM* *+ fU>w of, Bner*y th,< n crv c * nd ,he inherent power within r “ .n coordination and accuracy, which in aimpl# |,inKl„,Kg mean„ normal diu at|on hej||tlu published in th# public latar* put to explain and H natrat# the practice nf sciantlfi# t'h iro p ra c tic , w ritten bv Du, F. Leo KerwM whoee n f m e ie located a l 201 B. French Ar% and hia telephone an anhv hi FAirfax 2-7442. HERE IN FLORIDA •* a ll U M ti • > - • , | I , I * 4 ■e a « a ■ l i t l , (••■ •? t Tm . • Mm lk« a M**ik* I M ..U Is Wl 4# M IS ) CROSSW ORD 31 Over DOWN I. French Itw U l ■ N m M* t .M I ■ •■ lb s.m a k u it* • ■ a „ > i w e < iai I r fpoet.) 23. Copy 34. Amerlean Indian 2-V BeUriaa 24. A 1-ndun <hild in Ta«4w4agr*a m d, e *. 37. Aoutb 31. KeUIUO American rocka Indiana 38. The •— 3L N'rwa. DuckUfif papers and 4ft Molt periodicals leverage. 0 . Cbrrldon 42. Bora jr i to T r ~ pronoun J t. I>epgrtfd 99. Skin ■> S3. CommunL ri 1 operator A J 1 39. Hm or ” ,*l* M IS. M comes distorted over so slightly, pressure may he proFewer Food Firms dmed on delicate nerve tisWASHINGTON MIPII - The sue thus reducimr functionmortality rale -pong food firms im; abilitv of nerves. lu s been high In Ihe past seven The function of years, ae inline to the Agrictil- * nerves a r e to lure Department. One out of every four food companies m Hie t ’. S, (mnMiiit energy, was gobbled up by bigger com­ l i f e font* or petitors with Ihe highest acqui­ mental impulse*. sition rate being among grocery Prwwitre interstores and dairy firms. Ifi.M with m il. per function. Thia Postmaster-General Arthur Sum i.i turn affects , .. nierfirhi says If. S. children are toe Dilution of the oikhh sold about 700 million dollars worth supp nil hy impiitKeil ttervea, of pornography a year. winch proiluco lnciHinimatnm Gold Prospects Back in Canada rtver 3. Ensnare X Trnr.it 4. Rivaling ft. Rnarea 10. Remowat, as a gem A Barnyard hint 13. Chorlster’a vewt ment T.TIgrr's 13. Herb of millitq carrot ft Tredeter* fa m ily mina 14. Drear rip9. Wmin-1 lion term mark 15. K aik II. See. 17. Conturned ■awr l&CoU a Mr. I t Indispoai. Uoo Hogan 10. — and outa In anttojs %% % 1* n u 4) 1 Man, That Red Tape In Business Is Murderous ACROB9 I. Ego 5. B o y 'a nickname 9. Mora rational | ix m x Teen-Age Builder Of Rocket Brain At 4-H Congress D A ILY -i n t. Reckless rar trip fide member of this former a lt- 1 b*<l ever aeen a scientist ta ■ By ED KOTERBA ; light-fitting cocktail d re tt b sfo rtf WASHINGTON— Ladles: Here1* men’s cluh. Helen Mann Is a Cape Canaveral [ This Idsh girl, who j o t hag same rxciling nrws for you if you musile maid with a master's de bachelor of art* a t Emmanuel have adventure in your ,soul—I’ve , . gree. And she say* she has a College In Boston and a m atter’* lust learned that men don t have jnod reason to expert lady space I in physics aa the UnivtraMy d the missile marketcornered. scientists to sweep the industry. I Miami, i* one of the country’s top* Femininity is moving into the "Women," she snys, "have more paid lady scientist*. Her annual patience — they’i* built that way salary is hartly this side of $10^ field. To prove it, I present to you | —and a person nerds a lot of 000 ■ year, the pretty pioneer of the opposite patience in spare science reBut beauty, (ntelllgenco, and a sex in the science of space. Found search.” fine position with a noble mis*mu her at the American Rocket So­ The Florida lass sat down to a in life has been tempered with ciety turning here. She’s a bona nip of coffer betwrrn skull »fn-‘ iragrdy, slot" "f mngnrtnhydrodynamlr Mrs. Mann was widowed flow experiments and all around yrar« mm. Her husband, just us 1 noticed the male orbs in full, „f college, died in an automobile orbit. acident. But she has her HUle She looks mote like a model, boy, Paul. four, and Grandma wa* who just stepped out of a Holly, j taking rare of him back at PatrieR « nod bat lt.>x rather thun a lady ,\lr Force H-are near Canaveral, just off a launching pad. This gal Her boss, forewarned about tho is five feet five, l!7, and smiles Intense pmploye "kidnaping” prae* softly from a hvart-shaprd face tired among rocket companies a l that melts into lung flowing locks missile conventions, feared fnf .. . "f platinum. The hig, wide eky-i Helen’s safety. Si* he assigned is UlILAliO (l III — A It-year- blue ryes air just a tough softer her an escort he could trust: him* old boy wbnie scientific aceom. than the sky-blue Jersey that self. pllshinent* include using part* of 1Vr«p* itself comfortable about ( Now, Helen is thinking of enter* a discarded juke box and an old k .r t i . 1, _jri*, * IentDl? Ing another phase of apace— the beer sign to bu.lrt a “rocket *Her title, with*RCA M nltiem nti-flying part of It. She want* to be b ra in ' will be among those at- ta j gi-rvurs. is "nmathematical 11 lady astronaut—but, she said, tending the .ISth national Ml analyst." Rut vsh.it she is, i* a shr’d rather not be the first en ^ Club Congress here Nov. 7*1 to missile tracker. Her on-the-spot There was some talk at thia Dee 2, analysis at the Cape could get th* n th annual convention about The talented youngster is Rob­ safety officer to pie** Ihe "de women possihly being railed up ert l.angstroth of Newton. V I . who won a trip to Chicago for his strurt” button on an etrvnt mi*- simn for spare flight training. 19 there are a few feminine apace studies of outer space, the fourth •HeAir- Mann look* *0 much un volunteers like Helen Mann, I can dimension and extrasensory per­ like s scientist that she stumped predict one thing: that the waiting ception. Hu ambition is to study elec­ Ihe expert* last January on TV’s line of male recruit* would reach tronic engineering in college and "What'a My Line?" After all, who to the moon. hopes to win one of the Westing bou.o—Frmnttation scholars p< that Happiness Through Health are awarded to national t II Club winners. (By 1)R. F. LEO KERW’IN) \ high school senior. Boh l.ang stroth has already designed and bu.lt more-'.han 20 electronic de improper Digestion vices One is a 4IK) pound “ARLfc " t automatic radio location in dicat ion computer i rocket brain When the bony slriicliuv lm- on the nerve supplying th4 & % % IS 41. June bugs 42. 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AN ClYCATICN « ME COULD BREATHE !* K K tf Senate Probers Seek Explination On Drug Pricing WASHINGTON (UP1) - Senate probers yesterday sought a full­ er explanation of How three big drug compaaiea could sail more medicine titan the!.- competitors at prlcaa nearly four times higher. The Senate anti trust subcom­ mittee ran acreea auch a aitualion Monday aa it opaned an ex­ tensive Investigation on pricing policica ia the drug induitry. Figures collected by atsff lavea tlgelors showed that th* SchiHog, Jd DADDY VjhV CWCln 11 -MOW CCU*. D *.Ou B C S U C H OOMT SOU TEACH ALtXAsDE»A>,0 MiTOPLAV , BR'fWtPJ wtl If.NijHAMi.'U W lUHAKe 5UC*t TMOdlc A D U N ’ H .k N U C n L tt ll A O tO P L A Y ? tMOtt stecAotruL At,e»*»-oci»--scu HAVE TO 0 t MwuffigD flCTORE v----- 1 SOJ CAhl TALKTO VOUQ svx»TNe»Li«ernA- dominsta the market for two “ miracle drugs'' — prednisone and prednisolone — used la the trsstmesi of erthrlUt. These firms sell the two prod­ ucts for IT.I centi e tablet to druggists, who in turn charge (hair cuslomeri 2».l cents, Five amallar rirms market the seme drugs et wholesale prlcaa ring­ ing from 4,1 ta 13.4 cents e tab­ id. The basic cost ef the tablets le about 2 centi, the subcommittee aald. John M. Blair, a staff econo­ mist, said the Scherlng Corp. alto hiked its prieg of gnetker pro­ duct, e “female disorder" rem­ edy, mere then 7,000 per cast above the basic coat. Francis C. Brown, prseldtnt of Schering, eompan; •ubcemmlttee figmlelesdisg sad valueltia." Denying there waa any price fiaing In the industry. Brown said “ we're up to our aecke la com­ petition" But aubcommiUee Chairman Kites Xefauvar (D-Teee.) quaeliunetl whether tba price* were reasonable end (air to persona who need drugs. He recalled Brown for more quitting. GOING TO A MCViC WITH HI Tt . OONTINUAUV CNYINO THAT WI4H SCHOOL STUCINT4 CAN'T SPfU^ WH0 3AY5 1HKY CAN'T SPtaf.'f AND INMO X THUS BASKETIS HI P I } A b a l l c e n t c q / WHAVB \ THI BTUDBNTB FOB I MADE OUT LUNCH! J THE MINUA G E C - t MATE GO M i TO A MOVIE VOUNG MAM, LViLLtCU * PLEASE 7 SIT DOssN.' ( Legal Notice t h is sta tk ow rt/in m s . WANTED: TO BUY; 1 Bedroom houie; pay for like raat. Write Mr. Burley Beaett, 111 Elm Avc., Sanford. to lWiioW tthLzr- ABD" M A sworn Complaint having haan tllad atalnat you la tha circu it Court In an4 far B*mtnola Coun­ ty. Florida, by OKOKur. DAVID IMRLMT, (or dlvorra. tha atior, title at which la tniORflE DAVID IKRLCT, Plaintiff, versus XADA ANK IBRLET. Dafandant. that* eraaanta are to command yau to appear and file yaur written da(inaaa hcrtln on or btfora tha lull, day of Dacambar, A. 11. ISIS. or otharwlaa Darrca Pro Cuaftsaa will ba entered atalnet you. T ht ha nf aril Herald la dSalgpatad aa a newapapar «f peneral circulation In whlah thla e l u t i o n ■hall ho publtahod onto aaeh wook tor tour ronolrutlto weeke. VVITXKea my htnd and oM rl*! ■atl of tha Clark of tha Circuit Caurt an thla tha Slrd day or Novambar, A. D. I l l s . (BEAL) DAVID HATCHED. Clark of Circuit Court, Hy: Jean IL M Ilka Deputy Clerk Carroll Burk* Attorney at l«sr r . u. Boa i i » Hanford. Florida Attorney far Plaintiff la lb# t'aort af tb* t w e l y Jagg*. Bemlaala Coaaly, F lot Ida. l a F r o . bat*. la rat Batata af Mary SI. Sehltttaan, Dsesaatg, Ta All Creditor* l t d Partaaa Itavlag claim a ar DemaaAa Agalaat Sate Batata i Toil and each of you ar* hereby notified and t*qulr*d to preaant any claim* and damanda which yau. ar either a f you. may have again*! tha estate o f Mery M. FeSlaeman. dtctaeed. lata of told County la th* County Judge of Samlnot* County. Florid* at hla ufflco In tha Court lloueo of eeld County at gornlnole, S'lorlda, withIn olght calendar month* from th* tlm* af tho flrol publication nf thla nolle*. Each claim or da. wiand shall ba In writing, and • Ball atatt th* plat* o f realdanu* and, poat office addreea of t h t claimant, and shell bo tworn to by th* claimant agent, attorney, and any euch claim or demand not ao filed avail ba void. Iluth t . Canning At kiaautaca or U a Leal w i l l and Teeiamaat of Mary M. Soblltman, dactaatd 1-BEDROOM frame woui* la vary good conditioa- sprinkler sys­ tem: front and rear acreened in^B porch: garage; large corner lot; SLEEPING ROOMS; The Glbltl, tot W. 20th. St. 401 Magnolia. FA MT». MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realter LAKE MARY riC TIT tOtB .v e w a Ph. FA 3-5237 of FA 2-19«4. NOTICK lit haraby given that t atn engaged la buelneia at SSI S*rench A t e . BanfarB leminole County. Florida, under the Delltloua name of. 1 A Jd Market. and v o r ic a to D i r e t D that t Intend to roflater laid nanto TOt ItCTII BL’TLKR and ISAAfl with tha Clark at tha Circuit Court, BUTLER. huabond and wlfo. Hemtnulo County, Florida, In act-nrdanra with tha provlelona of tho Vlelltloua M a n e ta tu tu , to-wlti Faction t l i . e t Florida Btatutaa ■It: B. O. A Sfadellna lafrUd. Legol Notice FICTITIOta .NABB NOTICE IS hereby gltan that I am engaged In buitneee at SS« Alacon Drive, Orange County. Flur. Ida. under tha flctltloua nama of. Pettr r a n Portraits, and that ( Intend to regliter laid nama with tba Clark of tlia Circuit Court, Femlnolo County, Florida, la acc­ ordance with |bo provisions of the Klctltlnua Nama Rtaiutaa, to-wlth; Hoctlon se ta* y i e r ld i Statute* IIS 7. Big) nabert Bruca d o le owaSr) not* County, Florida: Ton. and each of you, ar* hereby notified that a ault In equity ha* h*an brouaht agalnat you hy l.a t. Ila Sf. Fo*t»r In tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and For Femlnolo County, Florida, and you ara horoby aummonod. ordered, and required ta fllo yuuy written tnawor or d*f*n*ta to tha i-ompialnt filed hrrtln aBalu*i In tha above antltlad ranee, in tha offlc* o f tho Clark of the Clrcuii Court In and for flemlnala County, Florida at hla ofrit* In the Court Houe* In Sanford, Florida, an or before tho l l t h day of Dtrembar A. D., ]><» and f<* a m * a copy of au.-h anawer or drfanee* upon AVateon A Watann, l l a l n t l l f * a t . torney herein, whoep addrete la t i o Norik Slain, Orlande, Fltrlda on or before Said dal* required hy th* law* a f Florida and the Flor. Ida Rutea af Civil Procedure. If you fall |p dp ao. a Dtcreo Pro Confeaeo will ha entered aaalntt yau Tor the relief demanded la tha complaint. Teu are farther notified that th* nature af aald ault I* t* foraeloSo a fleet mortr*S* owned and held by plaintiff aa aealgne* from th* original mortgagor, aald martgaa* recorded la Mortgaa* kook »», Page* i l l «!* Include*. Puhtla Record* a t ■emtnol* c a u a iy , Flor* Ida.: Baglaalag 1*1 f a i t South g a l | 111 feat W ait or Narthagat corner of North***! ■* o f Nerth w eit ij , Section 1*. noticb o r s tr r TO: ADA K. MOuRK AND I . V. MUU11E, her huabtad; ORAXOB FARMS COMPANY, a dissolved Florida rorpuratlun; C. E. JIAKHIl, J. N. W IU P A U , and RUTH HAKEft, at tha iota aurvlvlng Direct* ora of Orange Farina Company, g diaaolred Florida aorparatlon, aa Truiteea af the preperty of aald ilKaoltad corporation; and each of t>i*m if living, and If d u d . the unknown apoueaa, hairs, devlaati, Isgattsa, grantaea. creditors. aa■Ignaea, llaaara, aaatgna. auecaaaarg In Intareat, dlrsatar*. truataaa. or other partlea olalmtag hy, through, under or agtlnet tha aald abava named defendant!, ar any of tham and all paraona knawn ar unknown having or claiming any right, till* or Intareit In or to tho following diacrlhad laada totaled la ( s a l kola County. Florida, ta-wll: Th* Eaat 1/4 of tha MW *4 a t tha a n '4 af Section Si, Townahlp II lauth, ft t a g p II Eaai. IN TUB C f n C t IT COl'BT. .NINTH TAKE .NOTICE that a aull ha* J I U l t l l l , U B C l t T OF F t U B lU A , h**n filed agalm t ynu in the Cir­ IN AND FOB SBBINOEB r o t . N T t , cuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial IN CBANCBBT .NA. tP.SSI. Circuit of Fltrlda. In and far BowlUPADOWa BUlLDEna. INC. nnlo County, wherein D. D, DANa Flotlda aarpargtloo, I FIJI and RUTH DAN I t Li, hie Plslatlff, wife ar* the plaintiff*, and ADA va. K. SlfXiRB et al. ar* dtfaadtnta. I.AL'RA CLARK, at al. Tne nature nf thla lult la a ault Dsfsndanta. to Uutat Tin* on tbo above dai* ABENDED NOTH K OF g t IT real e itait. ITATE OF FLORIDA TO: LAC- crlbed BACH o p Tutl ta required t* fit* RA CLARK, If ailvt, ftvr unknown • pouao If married, and If dsad. your anawer and written dlfaaita th* unknown hotrs, davlasaa, I*, to the complain* with tha Clark aatsa* and grant*** of tlia >sld of tha Circuit Court of Bemlntla I. ACHA CLARK; liEOItOE JCH* County, Florida. In thla prncttJ. i v T i m U B C i r r t o i str. n i n t h TICE and LAVRA JCWTICR, hla In i anil t„ eerie a copy Iheraof J l tltCIAI* CIBI I IT o r FI.OBtllA wife. If ail**, thvlr rsspaetlv* u n ­ upon the plaintiff* atlornay who** IN %Nil FOB SBBI.NOLB l i l N T T , known sp out,• If married, and If name and addrea* ar* herelnaflar FI.OBIDA. CBANCBBT NO t i e M .„ dead, in* respective unknown *«t forth, aa required by l a * not CITATION TO APPBAR AND halts. dSvlssss, Isgalao* and gran­ la ttr than tb* l lt h day of DtcaatSHOW CACBE ts** a t th* aald UEORtlB JCFTICE her. A. D. ISIS. TO: HKLMN E. FKTEtt.doN and LAI'ltA JLHTICE. hla wlf*; (SEAL! «>. P. HERNDON I l i l t Jlulhorry etr**t J. L CCSIIIIE, If all**, hla unClerk of Ilia Circuit Court Houthgat*. Kcora* Township known apous* If marrlad, and If tly: Martha T. Vlhl.n Wayna County, ML hlgan daad. th* unknown bolra. davtsraa, S sworn Petition having h«*n lagatoaa and grant*** of th* Mid R ow l a n d and p k t r v s k a filed In Ih* Circuit Court la and J. I - CL'MRIEi and any and alt S t Eatt Robin ten Avtau* for Seminal* County, Florida, In parts** alalmlng any right, lltla ilrlendo, Florida Chaisrary. antltlad. "IN RE: FRANK and Intarpst In and ta tha f o l ­ Attorney* far Plaintiff* A. I'KTKRUON. J R . LEILA JRAN lowing daarrlbad land lying and Publlah Nor, If, 21 A Dec. I, I. I'KTEimaN, M A R C I A JOETTA bain* In daminol* County, Florida, I’KTElIrtON. minora. PETITION to -w lt: F u ll Ct’aTODT," praying for asr- TRACT A: Th* dnuth ** nf lb* MAKE YOUR CAREER WITH U. S. lain rrltff far tho abava aamid SK't nf tho aw < s *r minor chlldraa, and agalnat yau tha SB<4 a f iaatlan a* tn* lagal auatodlag o f aald It, Township ta gouth Rang* 2S Eaat. chlldraa, NOW THEREFORE this It t* TRACT I : Tha aoulh I I of tha notify you that If you datlrt to Eaat «* of th* Watt abjai't iharato yau ar# ranulrad >* of th* RWU of tho t<> fit* yaur answer. If any. tn PE't nf gactlon H, Men ami Women ! Train airline* employ thousands ef this Fttlilan with th* Clark af ttid Township l a louth, peung men and women coast for permanent camera with Court and to •*<<* upon PatlilanRans* >* Coat. Its coast and oversea*. We *r • atltrnsy, UEO. A. HfF.HR. J R . leading commercial airline* Too, and tarh of sou. ar* h i r e train you by advanced new whoa* address i* r. o Boa list. by hatlftad and rsqulrsd to appear In lloateiset, Baaarvaticaa, methods. After low coat Panford, Fltrlda. a copy nf aald and (lit, prrsanally ar by your Cammunieations, etc. Meet ■ ntwrr on j>r hofara tho t l l b day • itsraay, with th* Clark af tho basic training yeu'll come a bott-st) I*d Caurt. your wrlttvn of l i i i i m H r . A. D. US*. celebritlea. Get FHEE pea­ to glamorous Miami, Flor­ Tlia naFura af aald I'atltlan la dsfanaaa. If any. tn tha lull m ses to exciting places. Enjoy ida, for final phase af train­ Muic, Till* f.i-T hartln asalaat quick advancement, edvtning. Yau must be high uhosl you In th* abova-atyltd causa. tute and ROMANCE ia e graduate, 174 or ever. Far »*4 to strr* g copy a f th* earn* glemeroua induitry iieandtn FlalatlUa attaraay. balaw. on exciting FREE details, fill or bstaro th* l lt h day af Dacatning for the jet age. U. S. In coupon and mall TODAY. bar. A. D ISIS. Iltralh fall not nr alt* g Dana* Ft>s Confaas* will b« tnttrad UNIVERSAL AIRLINES PERSONNEL SCHOOL ayalast you. 44-1IU lntarsetloBgl Airport, Miami, Florida wiTJfKag say band n ( tsa l at ■agfard. Sansiaol* rauaty, Fltrlda, Pleeeo ruth etelting Infarmetien about AIRLINE tbla l i t * day of Novambar, A. D. centra. lilt. DAVID M. OATCHBL Clark af th* Circuit Caurt Name n> Msit h* T. Vlai»a Deputy Cltrk tapALS AW«W W. C. V u t u i s a a . Jr. Cdw*r4b Building Ilnford. Flartla Attorney for Flalnllff i'ublllk Nov. II, IS, 4 D t t t. I. Legal Notice THRM MU'- ** APNOtHTPO CIWTICB v o r OUR PUBtlC) SCHOOL9Y8TU/ 1-BEDROOM furnished haute, 11 Smyrna Dr., DaBary, NO tW tt. �* \ ri Ll * i y ‘Z> \ A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! PH. FA2-2611 Real la ia t# P a r gala NEW LOCH ARBOR , HOMES! a jm * ^ ib u t^ re e _ iu i^ ». Reel E atite P er Sato NEAR HOSPITAL At low •« $300.00 down, $48.00 monthly will handle this cute 2 W delightful suburban living, bedroom bungalow, priced at lain than 10 minutes from Sanonly fltSO. Offered by SEMtfard. let ua ahow you these NOLE REALTY. 1M1 Park Ave. quality controlled valuta, 3 bed­ room. 1 bath, double carport, FOR THE CHOOSY FAMILY priced unbelievably lo w at ftt.MO.M, your choice of 3 down Neat 2 Bedroom frame, one two payment plana. Exclusive with loti, with bearing citrus a id g ar­ SEMINOLE REALTY, 1901 Park den. $7,MS, Ave.. FA 2-3232. 2 bedrootftf, maaonry, T’oLR loti, w Stenstrom Realty only $10,700. * HERBERT STENSTROM 2 bedroom*, frame, Ideally located Retite r e d Broker an two very beautiful loti—re­ LEN RI8NER duced to low low price of fll.foo. LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT 2 bedroom masonry on beautiful BETTYE D. SMITH lake, $13,300. Aeeaclateo 111 N. Park Pb. PA 2 1 bed reams, frame, neat, comfort­ able. an ilk eeres, five eeree FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, in bearing grove, excellent loca­ 112 Holly Ave., 2-bedrooms. tion, with investment features, _ Priced for quick aale at 14,400. priced at $27,000, includes pre­ • • 1.000 down payment. Contact sent citrus crop. Look Into this. Mrs. M. L. Rabora, IMS E. Seminole Blvd. 3 bedrooms, over 300 ft. frontage on well traveled paved State Good location for family C. A. Whiddon, Sr. road. grocery and service station, well BROKER worth the price, flO.BOO. a t so. park Are. Pb p a 2 s n i 3 bedrooms, maaonry. *a two largo •ak shaded Iota, beautiful oak OWNER WANTS floors, $12,930. Cash down to Mortgagee n two * beeuei la the eeuntry located as 4 loti. Oae hoaae rrated, 4 bedrooms, rural locaiion, fenced yard, bearing citrus tree., very good water. nice and only f7,500. SEE AND MAKE OFFER ROSA L. PAYTON ■eglatered Real Etta to Broker • a r y E. Carmen — Leo Saleell B. E . Rogero. Sr. AiMelalee Pb. PA 2-1311 17-92 at Hiawatka lAP.GAlN - MOVE IN TODAY I BR. house on Magnolia, just out ef city Umi’s; kitchen equipped, Venetian blinds, spaen heater. Mum tell at once. $3141. Will trade for late model cer. FA 2-4441 or FA 2 0333. BALLROOM I Cd&anna school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . CIi m m Basin Oct. la th Phone FA 2-0884 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wn invite yew to he ear gnesle « ■Weelntely free without abllfn. Hon at one of Sanford'a leading Motel* while yon locate soilable bawelNg for yonraell and family. Pick np your key at ewr Sale* Office. S U N LA N D Estates 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florid* Living. 3 4 4 Bedroom* — 1 A 2 Bathe VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paymenta Low as $425 You can move In immedl•te ly while the papers are being processed. W e G uarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Horn* F o r The F irst Y enr — Or Your Down Paym ent And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. fera l! IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME NEAR LAKE MARY. Lake privileges, $ Bedrooms, CBS, lge. living room, carport#, utility, quiet neighborhood. Bargain far cash or will sell an terms. Owner FA 2-072$ U F F-A -D A Y I Bedroom MORE POE YOUR MONEY HOMES BY ZEULI J550 .OWN MODEL OPEN DAILY 4 Blacks west of French on 24th Street Its and > baths, choirs of color tile—Furred and plastar walls— All electric kitchens— 'Terri n o f 1 • 4 r •—Custom-built cabinet­ work and dust-free rleeets— Landscaped and other ptu* fea­ tures. W. H. “BHP* S T E M rE R Agency Realtor A Insurer ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer Arthur P. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May. Bart Pilcher, Helen E. Noonan Phaea FA 2-4991 112 N. Park "I’m litre to nit with Iho sitter!’* 9- Real Estate Far Sale lalaraatHaa 22. Article* For Sal* ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ '33 FORD >4 ton pick up truck ORANGES and tangeriaaa f t pet bushel and up. Phene F,» 2-8047. with Ford-O-Maltc, clean, tutone ments, Invoices, hand bills, and finih. Phone FA 2-3781. program*, e t e . Prigreisive HO Gage Rc ell train set. I year Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2831— 1934 MG-A; completely overhaul­ old. 120. CaU FA 2-S8*f after 304 Weat 13th St. 3:30 P. W. ed; FA 2 4844 ; 2818 E. Capitan Dr. Furniture Sterage tad Having GOOD used appliance* end TV a, To and Fran Anywhere see Jake at 317 S. Palmetto FOU SALE: *30 Ford Truck. Good C. R. PK IU iPS Cond. Phone FA 2-3416. 1304 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1841 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With Tho Caah. SUPER tt-A Trailers I t M. Wilkin*, C entrtctor TRADING POST, FA 24S7T. • Aepball Driveway! '38 DODGE Is ton truck. Will ac­ READY MIXED CONCRETE • Parklof Areas cept old car or truck for my Window Sill* — Llnteta — Sand Quality Workmanship A Materials equity, Ph. FA 2-3013. Rock—Stepping Stone* — Steel Terms To Suit Your Budget Grease Traps—Precast Step* •F ro * Estimates 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ Cement—Dry Weill •Work Guaranteed ditioned, washer and dryer. WUI MIRACLE CONCR*“*B ( 8 Phone TA 2-4030 Sanford. H a. 1*11 equity very reiionabla or FA 21711 will trade for equity in 3 bed­ 309 Elm AV*. room home. Phone FA 2-3134. AUTO GLASS FACTORY TO YOU INSTALLED ALUMINUM 21. Farnllnre VENETIAN BUNDS WindahieM Rack Diana Enclosed head. Sag-proa< bottom Doer GUaa Vent Ginn* • BIO VALUES rail with plaatle tad*. Plgstto SERVICE • QUICK CREDIT or rayon tapei. Cottoa *r nyloa Senkarik Glnnn and ra in ! Co: • EASY TERMS cords. I t: 114 W. 2nd SI. FA 2-1822 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. WILSON - MAIER 112-114 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 2 3622 MODERX RUG CLEANERS New And Uaed Furiture All Six* Rugs And Wall To Wall FA 2 3622 PAINT $2.30 gal. T-Shirt* 4fc. Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 311 E. First SI. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE 1 Werk Service Ph. FA 2 7437 Ujed furrittre, appliances, tool* 310 Sanford Avt. rle. Bought-iold Larry’s Mart PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 SCHWINN V anity Boya Biko — All typri and sites, installed English style. Can b* seen a t “ Do It Yourself New k Used Furniture k Appli­ The Sanford Herald day*. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ances. A Good Place To STINE ASSORTED FRUIT BOX for tale; BUY. SELL or TRADE Machinery and Supply Co. ready to ship. Call Homer Little, Jenkins Furniture 207 W. 2nd SI. Ph. FA 2 6432 FA 2-1194 or FA 2 2830. FA 2-7130 IN Sanford Ate. TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL FOR SALE: Simmons hide-a bed, For 2 weeks only! chest of drawer*, dinette suite, CUSTOM BUILT furniture - s i n ­ 17 In. (accept some automatic GE washer k dryer. gle pieces or acts. Also furni­ portables) S23.50 Phone FA 2-3116. ture repair. Cabinets made. 21 In. 333.30 : t St). 143.30 FA 2-fin>3. All tubes have t t vrar guarantee. SINGLE briL-udth-bookcMe head,, LLOYDS RARIO k TV board, like new. Also 2 porch ItOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby 416 Sanford Ave. Th. FA 2 9789 rockers, good condition, I l f E. Beds. Day, Week or Month— 2nd. St. Ph. FA 20662. FURNITURE CENTER 13-A Beaaty Parle 110 French Ave. WESTINOHOUSE refrigerator or Ph. VA ?-79'3 DORIS' 11KAL I Y SHOP new yellow G. E. refrigerator. 2064 Adams Pb. FA 2 3333 Must sell one so take your $SAVE$ choice, call FA 2-3400. A Satisfied customer la our bert New ft Used advertisement. 23—Natter* k Penoonla F urniture and Appliances HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 13742 MaMier of Sanford WANTED: ride to Indiana for I yr. old girl about Dec. !6th. 203-209 E. First St. I’h. FA 2-0983 Your Glamour Headquarter* Muit furnish references. Writ* box R c/o Sanford Herald. 22. Article* Far Sat* SAN SEM KNOLLS r.0M ■a Wed. Pec. 9, 1959—T nge 13 u j g e l e ^ S m k * ^ H ^ B u i1 H m f^ J|a ln lln |^ ^ e p * ire TRADE EQUITY in home for let! model ear. FA 2-2347. FACTORY PAINT OUTLET YOURS FOR XMAS! I ! “At The Totem Pole" f t 200 for Equity — terms available FA 2-8811 3 bedrooms—' bath—on Circle 2617 So. French Ave. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 29C8 Park cl. f inecresfT' Let us rccommend a competent Bay eel UaOqatat. Aster. Painter, Paper Hanger or ConPhone FA 2 2034 PA t-M I Atlantic Bank tractor. 7. Ratines* OpeortonlUea 4 bedrooms, neat as a pin. close to BY OWNER: 3-bedroom frame 7*3 FLOOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, Vicing. S r r i n g ev«Criii8I« jrery nice furniture._ vaj- old furnish \1 fcxifi:. let WVTTFD: Men ..IsOr—ated In resdy to move In, fl2,300. Seminole County since 1923. 104’ x 131.' One mile to school truck farming on part time or 11. M. GLEASON, Lak: Mary full time basis. We have good ami shopping center. RcisonIF YOU DON’T LIKE THESE, buy lands. Will share crop or rent. able. 1844 Minnesota Ave.. Win­ FINE INTERIOR PAINTING four alee large lots, Juat off W. Phone FA 2 6013 for appoint­ ter Park, Florida. Call Midway O. H. Ferguson FA 2-U77 1st. St. for $1,400 and build your 4-4814. ment. American Produce Ex­ own. change, Inc. H A 51 ROOFING FOR SALE: Lots, all graded, w contracting k Repairs FA RM ERS AGENCY paved ride road near Monroe 8. Female Help Wanted Licensed — Bonded —Insured K, V. Fenner, Realtor Corntrs. Phone FA 2-1738. FREE ESTIMATES D. H. Whitmore WHITE female help wanted- C ult BOO Laurel Ave. Th. FA 2-7918 Lillian G. Tram* 3-BEDROOM home, hardwood be It. Apply to Pig ‘X Whistle. Associates. floors. large lot. 2409 Adams PAINTING A DECORATING 116 S. French Ave. I'h. FA 2-?22t Court, Wynne wood. T e r m s . Licensed — Bonded After hours, FA 22818, FA 2-4921, FA 21817. AVON CALLING Free Estimates — FA 2 0261 For women who want to earn Work Guaranteed 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped about 32 • 83 per hour. WRITE Seminole PaluUag Contractor* home. Low down payment. $36 • Manager, Box 248, Lockhart, FA 2 1204 RAYMOND M. BALL a month. 1118 Summerlin. 24— Lost 4 Found Fla. for interview. R E C O R D PLAYER, portable, nTwpedal .Service™ mmm AND ASSOCIATES automatic, 43 RPM with assort­ Beauty Saloa Heal Estate — Insurance LOST: ilcddon spinning reel and 2424 SUMMERLIN 11 E A T I N G ment of records: alio erector 2310 Oak FA 2-7684 Barely Bond* action rod at Geneva Bridgn Only $44)0.00 down. FHA, will make EXTRA MONEY nerdtd in your II. II. POPE CO. set with motor. Phone FA 2-0788. 218 5o. T«rk Ave. Th. T \ 2-3841 home? Make spare time pay. As boat ramp Sat. If found t ill yeu the proud owner of this de­ FA 2-7830 ?oo s. Park _ FA 2 4731 FA 20123. $3.00 REWARD. " little as three liouri prr day will Sanford luxe 3 bedroom rhillipi-Buill Evan* Bldg, tasks Mary bring excellent earnings oppor­ RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO IT)VELY LADY BEAUTY SALON TAILORED maternity wardrobe, home In beautiful Wynnewood. like new, reasonable. Ph. Baggtrly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. tunity. No experience necessary. Greenware Hi. FA 2-1290 LOST: 24 In. boya Roadmasler Free Instruction* Notice the corner location, trees, FA 2-3134. Write Box C, C/o Sanford Her­ bicycle: basket on front: front and 91' x 130' lot. Exclusive with Gift Pieces—Supplies—Kilns |ih H a w # riA P I» n U _ LAKE FRONT Property In Osloen ald, giving phone number. while will tire, black back tire; Rinehart Road Ph, FA 2-1707 SEMINOLE REALTY, 1901 Park MAYTAG Washing Machine, ex244 ft on lake; 231 ft. on front; Cat Flower* For Any Occasion seal broken. Ted WilUami, Ave. FA 2 3232. cellent condition; typewriter. te. Male ar Female LEWIS SALES k SERVICE 227 ft. on East; 98 ft. on W’est; SANFORD FLOWEIt SHOP FA 2 3464. Phone FA 2-1630. Vespa Motor Scooters modern 2 bedroom home, double FA 2-1822 or FA 2-0270 REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN garage: 90 fruit trees; 3 In. Healer k Lawn Mower Service 2311 French Ave. Motor Route'Carrier West Country Club ltd. FA 2-7928! too SEEDLING Orange Trees two well. Th. Orlando, GArden 3-3777 Ta service Enterprise and Ben­ J. w . HALL *r*. old: Saw Hospital, Country son Junction area. Apply San­ Complete Lawn Maintenance: nealL.r Club Hd. ford Herald. Fcrtilner — Spraving — Moving "Call Hall” Phone FA 23841 S i. Jmk** K f t l f JOHN LOMMERSE 17. Pet* • I.hoetnek SapplHe* II. W’ark Wealed 416 Wtlluw Ave. FA 2-7187 US N, Park Ave. Th. FA 2-6123 ATTENTION NAV Y ! Overseas MINIATURE poodles AKC regis­ bound. Must sell our privately TV and RADIO REPAIR af w tered. excellent pedigree, Ph. K ill 3 bedroom home. f i « l for IIOUSF. [or Sale or Trade: Price 3 00 nights and weekends; SanFA 2-3142. family. Close to base and llrcl rut ploy ment, local 17,500. Terms. Ph. FA 2-8181. resident, gjod reference*. Ph. furd, Lake Mary and Long wood. schools. Outside city limits. SHETLAND pony. 3g Inches high, FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6613. FA 2-1033. Hardwoed floors, kitchen equip­ rail afire 4:30 P. M. FA 2-3944. NATURE KNEW ped; large lot. Down payment ad­ HOUSEWORK. Phone FA 2 779t. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE somehow that the little oak tree justable. Call FA 2-3103. IV. Koala and Mol ora Since 1918 that started growing decades 12. Plumbing Sersltfe A. IIAItK DeBARY ago would someday shade this LOTS for sale; cleared; high North 8 1422 NUrth 8-4711 Gateway To The Waterway modern 3 bedroom home. Neat, ground: 11’ x 143'; Near Raven­ SANFORD Dumbing A lleillag Your EV1NRUDE Dealer trim, and bright inside because PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING na Park; $830. FA 2 7313. 2386 So. Elm Pb. FA 2-7914. AV. L. HARMON of the added Florida room, the Robson Sporting Good* price will surprise you —pleas­ 3-ACRES of good farm land in Plumbing & Repairs PII. FA 2-4223 After 5 P. M. 304-6 8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961 Sanford Celery Delta $300 per antly! $1,000 town will make it Joe C. Thomas acre. Excellent terms. Richarda to il Sarlt* St. yours. FA 2-0618 Hotel, Melbourne, Florida. W. I . “ BUI” STEMPER Ageacy Phsae FA 2-4111 US N. Perk r (Dawn A USED C A R B A R G A IN S READ 'EM & LEA P WJj LIKE LAKES? If yeur pockelbook matches your latte for superb LAKEFRONT /P lu m b in g A Heat value, we have a group of 2. 3. and 4 bedroom homes beau­ AIR CONDITIONING tifully located and luxuriously CONTRACT and REPAIR WORI built to provide you the utmost FA 26142 pleasure to Florida living. 1W7 Bastard Ave. Priced from 823.500. Tat us show PLUMBING )ou and you be the Ju ge. Contracting A Repair* & South PINEC RES1 ten te r ! W. If. "Bill" STEMPF.R Agency Phase FA 2-48*1 It! X. P irk OajocUi 'a fflkq. 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P L Y M O U T H Ca n a d i a n Cl ub R e g . s e .s u 4-Door Riverla • Factory Alp Conditioned * Radio • llrn le r • Power Sent* • Power Window* - Power Steering - Power Itrnkes - The Finest Hulck Built * A Local Cur Priced To Sell At Only (lelvedere • 2-Poor • VS • Powerfllte • Itadlo • H eater • 2-Tone Red & While • Spotless - A Popular Car At A llargnin Price 1 Giant Hollywood Red • Dis­ play Sample - Keg, $219.50 SALK . *189.30 F0D1 ions FIFTH $C 99 5 $4 Ruy with confidence at your Seminole County Authorized • PONTIAC • ' IIITCK • RAMBLER Dealer. F ifth 49 40 Popular Brands At Cut Rate Prices O S C A R ’S CMutraetton G*-, lac. m (• * • * F u rn itu re C learance $haanud<ah 6 t r Hwy. 17-92 A 27th SL Phon FA 2-1501 V 1957 B U I C K Ro a d ma s l e r 10% DOWN DELIVERS PKG. STORE OPEN Men. Thru Thur*. 7 . 16 Frt. k Sat. 7 • If STATE HI WAY 46 Garner Genera A Btardall A rr. Ph, TA 2-7872 *301 W. FIRST ST. rH . F A J -0 3 3 U �* ; Student Drives Bus To School Bosses: Tolerate OOCMO (UPS) - BRIDGEPORT. Conn. (U P lj— Many college itudenta drive lo their c i m t i In iporta f a n . Jalopiei or conventional autoi. But Gordon A. Wazner, a senior at the University of Bridgeport, hat them all beat. He rolli onto the eamput be­ hind the wheel of a 32 ptiicnger but W amer has a part-time Job at a but driver, carrying pupili to and from three public aehoolt. Hil employe! let him ute the but to attend hit college clattet and undent council meeting!. “ The bigger problem it p a rt­ ing the thing," tay t Wagner. Tht tue- etaefnl boat mutt have a “high trsdrsllim level,” according to ■ pndeeaer with both practical and academic kaowledg* in the art of lay E. Brown, profettor at the Udverahy of Chicago'! Graduate Bchaol of Boaloeaa and lupcrinindent of iu Til-bed elir.tea, aafd leader* of men miui learn to tolarata human raQingt and Ind B d n cy . Describing what be called "the •Bwr-none complex," Brown aald aaa of administrator!’ moat com­ mon pitfall* It the "tendency to attempt only perfect tolulioai In­ deed of the aceompilahable." "The aueceiiful adminlitralor moat on occailona tolerate ronditiofia of iaefndency rather than court failure by attempting to dear all obatacka with one great p u t ,” he aaid. “He mutt deter­ mine bit goal! and evaluate the I X (Jf) TIM COOLEY, left. Heavy Attack Squadron One Bombardier'Navijrator Training Officer, wan awarded a plaque by Cdr. David A. Kinjf, VAH-1 exe­ cutive officer, to commemorate hit tour of duly with the VAH-1 TiKcr*. Cooley him been with VAH-1 since Sep­ tember, M)o7. He and Mr.a. Cooley will yo to Hartford. Conn., until Cooley enrolls in Wharton Bu.tinen* School a t the University of Pennsylvania. The Cooleys made their home »t 12i Shannon Drive, Sanford. Shop For Christmas At The New 25th Street Street HEAVY WESTERN STEAK HEAVY W ESTERN heavy w ester n •s ir l o in J I C f M HEAVY WESTERN T-BONE or V T I-I PORTERHOUSE " .^ M a M B m m n m m m m B m m m M M M SUNNYLANI) FOODMART MEATS WHOLE ARE G U A R A N T E E D 10 P L E A S E SMALL LEAN MEATY EVERY COMMUNITY HAS SHLItFINK PEANUT SHI R U N E WHITE or YELLOW Boxes (With IS or more order) FROZEN RONCO SPA G H ETTI M A CARO N I SPECIALS SW ANSON’S TV DI NNERS SH U Ill’lNIi ORANGE [sjV W V V l 1 REALTY BRAND (LIMIT S PLEASE 1 McK e n z i e s TALL CANS ( L im it,, ARMOUR'S / V IE N N A 1/AAA^^' vh SAUSAGE J £ BROWNIES �“Navy Prepares For Annual Day Personnel of Ihe Naval Air Slat ion were making plans to Ilost 10,000 civilians anil Sanford was winding up prepara­ tions for the annual Navy Appreciation Day Saturday as the Navy Bombing Derby entered its fourth day today. The bomber crews stuck strictly to business, with the crew VAH-5 Savage Sons leading after yesterday’s point totaling. VAH 3 Ihtd 1.9*3 points after adding Sit yesterday. V.sH-T Is in second place and gained *3 points on the leaders yesterday, hut registering GSft points In the third day. Seminole County rasidents, in­ VAH-5 LEADERS of derby a n , from right. Crew 5—Lcdr. Hugh O'Hnra, cluding school children, will be pilot, Lt. (jg) Bill Hopkins, bombardier, and C. 11. Smith, AE2. Crew h— guests of the Navy Ssturday when Appreciation Day at Ft. Mellon Park are Jnyre# Pre*. Maaon Wharton tha Ramey field gates will b* l^edr. Kin or)' Tiffany, pilot; Lt. (jg) Gordie Kuehn, J. L Taylor, AK2. and Santa Claim, who will lie present. open ta the ptiMir from • a ■. until 4:40 p. m. Tha carriar airmanship competiUoo and air aftow wtU atari at M a. ta. wish AID Skywarriore jeta ROANOKE, Va. (CPl)-V irginla competing tor prectelon and tochNEW YORK (UP1)—Stock pci# slats potto* frabbwd another *•- niqua. ea at 1 p. m,; Other highlights of the show wM f raped prisoner from North CaroAmerican TAT ................... 7G*s Lass's “LRtto Aloatraa" priaoo include precision flight manuevers. Amen pan Tobareo . . . . . . . . H*7 loft bombing demenaaratoeai and aaatp M a f . A bant tor •***■ to­ praachtaia jam pa. Pathtokem Mod ................... »>* *TH rn airuevg desperate prisoner* was Many high official# of tha Navy Chrysler WEATHER; Partly cloudy through Friday. High today, 68-74. Low tonight in the 50‘e. pressed bp the fB I and other Department are asptcled la al­ Curtiss - Wright .................... 33H DuPont JSJN lend alao VOL. XUX United Frees LeasedAVira EsUMUhed PJ08 THURSDAY. DECEMHER It). lf»r>0 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 582police. Meanwhile, the Sanford Cham­ Eastman Kodak .................. lilt Twenty men broke from the Ivy ber of Commtrca and J a jeers are Ford Motor M*» Muff maximum security prison General Eleclrw ................ slu s s rif Tweeday, and the roundup romplrttog plana far the fashv- General Motors .................... 32'* UIm at fo rt MrHoc Park which was ea a nationwide scale. Graham • Paige ..................... 2‘« will atari at 1:30 p. m. ........................ t»»s Not yet spotted was Charles W. Santa Claue la expected to ar lo ll. T A T I N - ltf r V (Y sn k ) Stewart, 1*. who master- rive at 1 p. m. to dtsTrifvtoe randy Kel t T7's I \ I.orillard minded the escape alter complain- to youngster* I9G : in« of brvulity in Mm prison near .Anyone wtahing to attend the Minute Maid 121 *. YaneepvtIle, X. C. Hta eolaader frtUvMee ran pick ep their free |«H Jxmea Edward • O w i"*, had . . y » u tm n t’ t e j whis m e r e h e n m tp * ?“ . J * ie.'ri' Ho*buck im ii eaptuleu. "listed Ml yesterday's Herald. IBS i Stewart, oaca branded an owlAddMonsr merchants who will Standard Oil (NJ> 21 v. 1 l i « by a judge am. wlois* father join in giving away tickets are: Studebaker tl» and brother were executed for Phillips Colonial Clraneri, Sem U. S. Sleet 107** killing a policeman, was consider­ inota County Laundry. Downtown Weatinghouse El. ed the most dangerous of the con­ Cleaners. HM Tasmhee end lup victs who broke from the prison. pig. United lum ber. Miracle Con * The M year old thug trora Vfl- cr ele, Chapman Concrete. Good mington. X. C., was believad arm ­ year Service Stores, Western ed with a sub-msehine gun, ooe of Auto, Sweeney’s, Celery City tho IT weapons taken by tbs con Printing Co.. Kaust Drugs. Touch- Didn’t Quite Work ton'* Drug Co.. McReynolds Drug viets in their aacape. GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (UPL Jittery residents of the North Co , O. D. Farrell’s liquor Store, Eight convict.* in lha lightly-guai The Town Pump. Harry's liquor Carolina-Virginia area where the ed penitentiary here who re w sreb was centered were calling Store and George'* Bar. about the Yanceyvillr. N. police every time they saw s sus prison break and tried it the ptcious person. One caller insisted selves ran into a hail of gunfire that officers arrest a man who Th* Seminole County school sys­ id wounded at that killed five and | * i i only fixing a flat tire least two. tem will eliminate double teasionn Captured tarty today was Ho m alt aounty schoota b# lh« aprmf bert Council, .34. a Negro of FayArmy To Withdra term of IMU, *upt. R, T. Milwe* Htrville, N. C. He offered ao re­ WASHINGTON tU PIl said today. sistance when puked up shout « United States announced today Milwee said he and other aeluvol a, m. while walking along a high DINAR DEL RIO, Cuba <UPI> the l.Zftft American Army tnx way about five miles south ol —Two lop-ranking army officers stationed in Iceland will be wi official* are working on a largo Lynchburg, Va. scale plan to eliminate double seacame here from Havana late drawn during Ihe first six imm Four fugitives were caught iu Wednesday to investigate Miami of next year Approximately t. •mna which wtU b* ready he th« Ohio Wednesday and sevrn were an Austin Youngs escape from Air Force and Navy personnel t first of ihe year. apprehended in Virginia Wednca- lha prison where he had been sen remain in Iceland He mi rule County achoola have day night.' Another, who left the fenced to serve 30 year*. conducted double s***mmii sine* camp a couple of hour* afu r the Maj. Juan Almeida, command­ Optimistic Coach HAD. mass break.* had been caught er* of the army, arrived with Maj ’ FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. lUI'l MHwre explained that new school Tuesday. Dermidio Etc* Ion a, commandant The Arkansas Haiorhack* show roaiatruclton and additions to vari­ of ihe Glh Military District, who so much zip Wednesday m pracous schools in Hie county will mako had been in Havana on leave. tiring for their Jan. 2 Gator- Howl elimination of tha doubla aesaioa Almeida returnad to the capi­ dale with Georgia Tech that Coach Enraged Student program possible. tal after inspecting the washroom Frank liruylr. dismissed them Prujrcla expected to be eomfrom which Young and a Cuban Threatens Teacher companion. Sergio Hernandez early "We quit a little bit ea early pleied by the end of IWO are tho mg so became we were gelling along new Seminole High School, being Reyea. made their escape Eaca- well," Bruy lev remarked With Gun In Class Iona constructed near loike Jennie, and remained to direri the MfDDLKTOWN, X. J. (U P I)-A search for the fugitives, who are aslditions to the Midway Elemen­ ITyesrold high school student, l>clievrd to have fled into the KDA Warning tary and Itosenwald Schools and WASHINGTON (UPIl I g enraged al being suspended from nearby Organ Mountains. schosils in loike 31ary, Longwood classes, Ihreaiened hit teacher and Oviedo. Investigators said Young ap­ Food and Drug Administration with a loaded gun Wednesday and pears to have made the hole in vised the public today not to Milwcc also repsirted that tho was disarmed by his older broth­ the wall through which the two lieve *nv claims tin t use of sal school board plans to hire 100 ad­ shortening* or oleomargar er. a clasamate. ditional school teacher* in lytiOAt men eiraped with a piece of iron oils, Police said the teacher, Joseph detached to take rare of a projected I t from the furniture of hia would prevent heart attack! stroke*. FDA Commissioner Grot 0. Marion, 33, walked into hla cell. per rent increase in atudenta io P. I.arrick warned that the gove classroom anil found the boy, the county'* 20 school*. men) considers any such he*.,.. James J. Murphy, sitting on a There are approximately 11,0o0 radiator. claims by sellers of such “unsetSnow Flurries yiN.ngatera attending xehool in tho BREAKING G RO U N D FOR T ilE BLOOD B A N K nr* DuukLu ijtenatruin; A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman of tha When the youth was alow to go urated fats and oils" as violation* county and 400 (earlier* ao tho .Mr. urn I Mm. Frank Evan* uf Iaike Mary. Kvans, first board of trusteed of Seminole Memorial llonpital; F. to his desk, aa ordered by the Enter Midwest of th* federal misbranding laws. faculties thi« terra. Seminole County Illootl Hank chairman, anti Mrs. Evan*, Burton Smith, chairman of the ('antral Florida Blood Q teacher, Marion gave him a slip t ailed Press lnteraatlossal first donor, joined in ground breaking eeremonie.w nn the Hank; .Mr*. Mary Doucette, technician in chariot of the directing him to report to Prin­ Scattered showers and snow Strict Controls Seminole Memorial iloH|>ital grounds yeaterday. Other cipal William K. MrgtU, who asis- flurries moved from the South­ county hank; and Mra. Mary Rand, secretary-nianajjcr HAVANA (UPIl — Cuba's revo­ pendnl ihe youth indefinitely west and Pacific Northwest into lutionary rrgtme ha* rlamped participant* in the ceremonies were, from left. Sen. of the Central Florida Blood Bank. (Staff Photo) from school. the fringe* of the Midwest today strict controls on exports of foreign Murphv returned to ifve class­ to atop away at the fair weather eurreney. ruling among other room. drew a If caliber auto­ over most of the eastern half of thing* that investors living abroad matic and told Marlon, "Now Ihe oatioo. may lake no mnr* than 3200 a something m going to happen to Florida, bitten by three cold month out of the country. The regu­ The Sem molr county teho>i| you,’* police said. snap* in a week, turned its best lation* published by the National luiard today decided not to apply * While 3ft other students divrd face to Ihe tourists with temper Bank's stabiliration fund provide for a school tile at the varalrd under their d e s k s , Thomai Mur- atures m the 70s—wirmeat ia the aim Inst persons desiring to travel Osceola airport npar Geneva. Tho f phv. Ik, jumped from hit aeal and nation. abroad—including those nn official ....... .. .. . board cannot prrscnl ihe required ran between hi* brother ami the business—must obtain special per­ LAI E •ANAVEBAL turn — site plan to the federal governretreating teacher and grabbed mission If they want to take more o ific iiiii i*f I III* UrNljfii* and Strut* nirnt, owni*rv of the nrport JriilU Police Group the gun than 113ft with them NEW DELHI (CI’i President after his busy das lh.it began will peace lie said and h* called iur.il Iron Worker* Union planned we said, This would require moro Eisenhower renewed his rati to when he laid a wrealh on tile nn India lo 'is Ip lead it meet today with some GOO wild immediate and ronrrete arrangeMeets Friday day fur controlled world disarm­ tomb of Mahandas K Gandhi, 111* Indian government pul cat striker* to trv lo |n-rsuade them t menta than the board i* able to Court Asks CAB Hoard Sets Meet Sanford's Police Rrnevoleni Aa ament but warned Communist stringent xrrurUv measures in to return lo their jobs at the mu make right now, he explained Sanford's Civil Service Board sociatton will meet at the police China the United Slates stood hero of Indian independence, but force, even greater than those in­ site base A tract at the airport was view­ Reconsider Route station Friday at 3 p. m. to dia will meet at S p. m. today m tha ready to protect its tri*nd* against lie brightened when graat crowds The wnrki r* walked »(f th* Mi ed as land reserve for a possible WASHINGTON i l l ’ll — Th* an "alien phliosopliv barked h> lining Ihe streets of New Delhi voked wlien Communists Nikita ct.s* incorporating the group. City Hall’s civil service room. Khrushchev and Nikolai Itulg.imn Wednesday in a di-pule over whe future school Hi* counly ia a t­ l T. .S. Court of Appeals diieetnl great military rnlgic " cheered and tcrc jii,-d their ap visited i'ailumciit ,n I'.li3 Armed ! Iher an abandoned missile Lunch tempting tu acquire the airport she th* Civil Aeronautics Hoard today Eisenhower addressed a joint police ill ttie I . > and Indian *er mg complex was to he dismantled Irom the government. to reconsider its award In Trans session of F’arliaiienl minutrx proval of his peace mission. ret services were stationed on the nr undergo demolition The board accepted Hie thU.Ooo World Airlines of a new route alter a meeting well I'ruoe .1in The galleries of I’arliamrnt roof About 100 workers in irther un bid of Richardson Construction Co. of Parliament and parapets from St, Louis to Miami and isler Jaw.ilurl.il Nehru at which were packed hour* before Eist-tl inns mined them in * sympathy of Ft. Lauderdale to btoild the alongside BEECH GROVE. Ind. (UPIl — Tommy's life Then they talked other Florida points. h* was reported to have offered huwrr arrived lu warn the world walkout. Oviedo School additions. The Rich­ Tlie I'ommumsi had given that if thrre is not peace "there The court found that while th* To,limy Thompson talked and of Tommy'* voice. They said | U. S. military aid should a shoot The union lenders branded the ardson bid was judged the lowest their foil approval to tile Eist-n may lie no generations lo follow yrlled and shouted all through hi* there was very little hope Tommy CAR had limited it* hearings to | ing war develop from Ih-d China • strike as “unauthorized’ ami said consideration* dealing with H*. attack* on India's northern tmr us " Only * world campaign can (lower visit—lull rioai were report they hopcsl In settle th* dispul* and best bid to butlsl sevrn class­ sixth grade elasa today and m> ever would speak again. rooms. an administrative tuUe aad nil worried s' ihe magnitude of Then began ihe series of oper­ I.ouia . Florida service, it took d*ra.‘ one could get enough of It. cafetorium for Oviedo Iflgk and his rtception. Vhey wer* said lo later in Ihe day. ''It's a miracle, that's what it ations at Chicago's Children's transcontinental a*pests into ac­ Despite the union’s back lo work three rlataroom.*, an adiaaiatraEisenhower received a standing Steelworkers Ask be concerned Ihat it would dwarf ia," Tonimv's father, Paul said. Memorial Hospital, noted for its count when making the award. order, the members showed no live suit*, cafetorium and library ovation when b* entered the Jam the reception espectvd when Sov­ Th* court said th* agency ‘‘can parked and flower b.-derked par­ "It's Christina*,'* Tommy's mo­ work in bronehulogy. A special iet President Kllmeiill Voroshilov sign- of returning to their job*. for Oviedo Elementary. ' - n r tr it mold and sliver tube were insert­ not hear an area case and. without liamentary hall His ’’ minute 2 New Proposals ther, Vivian said. Oiiiciala al Ihe missile test te n ­ lion will begin right away. vi si is here nest uiuuth. .g Five months ago. doctor* said ed in Tommy's Ihroal In protect nrore, make a Iran (continental speech was interrupted lt time* WASHINGTON I l l 'l l — The Eisenhower told Parliament the ter said the walkouts were not H L Douglass was apfoinlisi award." th* injured tissue and to help hia Tommy never wopld speak again. steelworkers union asked Hie sleel world most forget Us "m istrust seriously affecting operation*. supervising principal of both Goldtby applause Shrapnel from an exploding grrn breathing. cimpames today for retroactive However, tom* of the strikers had and misgiving'' 11 there can he noru elementary school and Eisenhower jpps-sred (aligned For live months, Tommy lived ade had piervrd hia voire' box. iiemfits in any new contract ami peace throughout the world He iteen working on several new roc­ Cronins Academy al this morning'* Today Tommy, II, was hac* in with Dial into-, lb* commuted be 6 Miami Hotels a |in* (Tiri»tinas pay raise ba.eed orgrd the world to forget its ket complexes, including the Mm meeting. school. Hi* voice was normal, tween hit home in a suburb uf nn the government’* cost of living "fixation un the past, the dead olr Man and Allas ll'HM’s and Midway Eleiurnlary S * h a • ) May Be Sold Titan Missile though somewhat deeper— much Indianapolis and Chicago. JOu index. past, wiih all its abuses of poor the Saturn projects. teacher H L. Rrfoe Jr. will be­ MIAMI BEACH < I T I i -.Hi i of Ilka an older person's"—his mo­ miles away. At home. Tommy had The doulilr barrel' cl pruposal rr," and concetti rale on reducing Hie strike rcntrrrd ovrr a dts come assistant principal at Goldshi* school teacher come over *f Mtami Beach's largest hoi*!* may Fizzles On Pad ther said was mads- by union president [la pule belwern the worker* and the (Miro * h,|* brooms teacher Edward CAl’E CANAVERAL. Kla. — vid J. McDonald in a letter to world tension* winch could least Gainesville Scrap Metal Co. over Biackshear* will be assistant "Tommy*! grown up. that's ter hours fur tutoring. Tommy he turned uv«r to public owner a.l," Mrs. Thompson said. "He’s learned Morse code and the ship through a stock sate, It was (Ul’li - A Titan Irilrrcotumental heads of tbr 11 steel coin panic* Ui World War ill. Ihe use of company workers ralhrr teacher at the academy. The apjust grown up. In »o many ways," Thompsons learned to read tips. disclosed here Wednesday. missile fueled on It* launching pad run-fed by the Tail Hartley In than onion members lo tear down pointmenla will be eltective .Mon­ Morns Lansburgh, coowner of l ml as m the second straight failure jiirictimi which ordered the sleel Tommy's recovery was the pro "Somehow we managed." Mrs. i tower once used by the now day. Milwre said They will last un­ duct of five month* of surgery Thompson said. "Ws learned «r in* holela, said ht wotild go to of America's biggest srid moat sinker* hack lo work Nov. 7. The Band Association defunct Niivahn missile. Th* faci­ til th* end of the school ywar. New York Monday to discuss th* powerful war rocket. which began in July, after Tom­ had lo manage." injunction run* not Jan. 2ti lity recently was bought by the my aid six boy friends warr Then, tne other day, docturs poesibli merger of lha properties The missile began lo sport llame The new proposal rame as lui To Meet Tonight company for scrap metal. playing with a discarded hand fell it was lima to remove Ihe 'nlo • firm listed on th* New esaally on schrdu'r hut only fur ion and management negotiator* The Seminole High School Hand 'tlie company claimed it was a Vacation Dec. 18 York Block Exchange, grenade Tha grenade went off. apparatus. a aerond or ao. Then the III) ton were called into joint session to­ Association will meet at M p, m demolition job and that it had a County schools will atos* jur kitting !*..» of th* youngsters. The hotels are the tkeauville, weapon's automatic safety system day by federal jneshatur* amid today in the school’s band hal] for righi to irue ns own workers. The "Say something, ion." Ihe due .Sana Kotsei, Versailles, Casa­ apparently saved i« from destruc­ Signs tbe government might pro­ its regular monthly meeting, Al union contended the job was dis­ Christmas vacation Dec. II astd Iftrapnei tractored Tommy's la- tor said will open Jan. 4 Dec M will bn "What*" T o a a g aefcod lie blanca. ikseiy Front tion on Ihe pod by fhotling ait pose * package settlement at Uv* Case, association prwsidosnt as mantling, touch fell under its juris a full da* of traehing at all school*, Crown. lavewl doctor* Ikrst fought for bad spoken Ihe engines seven months old dispute nouncesl Him morning. diction. Mil we* said today. 13 O f Jail ■Breakers Are Caught t p. m. Stocks g>anford ijmtUi Double School Sessions By Spring Term, News Briefs Additions To Be Ready Cubans Probe Young's Escape • Ike Renews World Disarmament Plea In Talk To Cheering Indians A Miracle W ildcat Strike Hits M issile Base Possible School Site Ruled Out � 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, December 09, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 09, 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 09, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/01a14d12d3070fb3d3bc09f81e572157.pdf e93b711ab745ff2356c5fcabf800185f PDF Text Text I Moil . Tbm - Wed. Cloainff Tbns T p-»■ Thur*. - Fri. . (tat Clo*lnw Tlmw 9 P. 1 LIMIT—1 WITH FOOD ORDER AN INVESTITURE SERVICE w m held a t the U*t meetintf of Brownie Troop 218 at the Flint Methodist Church. Troop leader ia Mrs. Charles Bone and assistant leader la Mrs. J. T. Bauireriy. Shown front row. left to rieht, are two candidate* for membership, Anna Kanavel and Carolyn Wilson, memliers Invested are Judy Smith, Debbie Whitmire, Diane Roberts and Janice Kay BaRRrrly. Back row, Andrea East, Melanie Bone. Analee Moore, Suzanne Brown, Kathie unison and Carolyn Little. (Staff Photo) Prieea (ieod Thru Noon Wed-, D « . A U. I. Department of Agricul­ ture analyst figure* that a bushel of wheat can yield more than *0 loaves of bread. Shop For Christmas At vrr»y. Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen III., a mem­ ber of the subcommittee, has in­ dicated he doea' not favor steel hearings during the period Imme­ diately after Jan. fl. Under the Taft-Harllry Law timelahle, which sent steelworker* back to work for M day* under a court order, the worker* must ballot on the companies’ last of­ fer soon afler Congress cornea back. Dirksen believes congres­ sional hearing; might he improper at that time. NOW Win Opening Matches O PEN m m m +* m* m ^ m t* »* PECK SKATE K E I^ R FRESH CAUCHT LARGE SHRIM P leva affair al F. Scatt FitagsraU aad kit SeUitd lafidtl, H iilsk Grakiai! _ 1 SLICED TENDER EVAPORATED CI TY IF.HKY WALD 'S •i. it W r «»i .11 r I h * Ilsur S lIn K SK \ I K 1‘hmit- M ♦ ttt** i I lu ll I.r iH i|» » It ) MAYFAIR, OP. PHILADELPHIA H E N R Y K IN ( \ f f in r With >14it.»ifr nirni 'v iH in t .iv m .l 1AND-O-FROST. SLICED "■ iPQRRTED Sanford's Food Fair lias widened its driveway onto 23th SI. ami lias eliminated the southernmost drive wav on Dak Ave. They also have built a new drive, way onto 2Slli St. Delivery trucks guing to and !nim Fond Fair from Oak Ave. recently Ird to com­ plaints to the city rominUslon by Dak Ave. residents. No complaints have mine from residents since the driveway alterations started according In Sanford’s city niana- IATWELL, GRtfcN LAM. T U N A F I S H FVERBi^f, SIRAWUbRRY.dS* VALUE PRESERVES Le*ol Notice Pll TIT HU • >OlE FYNE-TEX KO TK’K IA H e r e b y g iv e n t h a t I • rti i*n iA « {t"f In kit!«ln«ftN a l P e r u l*4 V k * Hs» m l ft* C o u n t y , P ln r lt t i. H int o r fl»i* fltfl f i l l him n a n ifl «»ft li*n |,» n i»f F lo n r a , a rid t h a t I In fa rut t ** n r » 1 1*1 n a itia * I H * th a 1’ ti‘ iU nf th a I'lr v u lt C o u rt, hS«* tit I C o u n t y , F f n r f ila , In m • o id n >*. n w lib tit# H r .iiln i .il** rtf Ilia F l i t if to ils N am * H t a lu l* # , lo - w lf ’ H e rtto n LIQ U ID BLEACH IRISH POTATOES 1 *•,,t WHIILUDL FARMS TURNIP —^ N TS KIRTS SUIT . COATS . . ^ CHIU with BEANS WORTZ SALTINES FLULOf NUTS & FRUIT. HOLIDAY CO-FRATURK AT 8:13 ONLY FRFSH BAKED. TEMPTING AUDIE MURPHY SANDRA REE APPLE IN The Home Of Careful Cleaning” Q E, 2nd St. - K ating A CiHikinjr LIBBY S •nre* M M O tu u run/ COLOR . AH ru rpua* s 8 tv 4 K ” G R E E N S J T fa H x m v r& K x a i CINKMAACOi’K * GALLON JOG BULOW, WHOLE H i*4 t >.«11.« m t la k ft r r*ubitf*ti i» r . 7, i t . : i . n “THE WILD AND THE INNOCENT" CALVES LIVER FYNi-TASTl Food Fair Store Widens Driveway Cl r \ c RIDE- IN THEATRE, PHONF FA M il* MiMISSDiN . We KIDDILS UNDER 12 • FULL TONITF. A TUBS. AT 7:M AND 10:00 * * * * * * * * * Waldorf _____ DEBORAH MIAMI, Fla. (UP1) - Tackle Gil Lewis of Oklahoma was named captain of the South team which plays Dec. 2fl in the annual NorthSouth football game. M a li n r r t i* , Q 9 F l o r i d a S i a t i i i f w m CRECOHY Names Captain WASHINGTON (UPl) -T h a Su pbcme Court Marts its December i t si ion* today facing a new batch •( racial eases, including a lower court order banning the Civil RighU Commission from Louisi­ ana. The Justices meet today to hand down opinions and orders before starting to hear arguments tha rest of the week. The racial cases include a chal­ lenge to segregation in restau­ rants of interstate bus terminals; Integration problems in Arkansas and Tennessee schools; and a complaint of discrimination m a Gldsden, Ala. urban redevelopprogram. 1 2 :4 5 M SYDNEY, Australia (UP!) I.ew Hoad and Ken llosewall won their opening round matches Sun­ day in a professional tennis tour­ nament. Iload beat Mervyn Rose, 0-3, #3, and Rosewall defeated Pancho Segura, S3, 8-2 . Supreme Court Opens Session FLOfi/M DRESSED StPXAHW S H O W IN f Sanford P IE RSC 45c VALUE Celery 2 si"'k’ 15‘ FF DELUXE WIN FREE SUPPLRTIME Choc. Covered Cherries Lady Fair Thin Mints CUT ROCK CANDY HARD CANDY 3 Dixie Jumbo Sticks e KIDDIE POPS ■ A N I M A L run u CRACKERS a£l» �\ 4 mi 1y , 3 W ht XLIX S tm fn rb j& m xih WEATHER: Sunny, warmer today. Hiirh, 64-70. Low tonight, 45-50, United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA Basketball A V h >8 4 NO. 580 1 p. m. Stocks The Seminole Hij?h School cagers open the 1959-60 basketball season here tonight against Lyman, starting at 8 p.m. The Jayvee game will be played at 7 p.m. »« * TenDie As Winds, Snow Cover Coast NEW YORK O ’PI) —Slack pri ce« at t p m : American Airline* ............ 2 l‘* American T IT ............... 78G American Tobacco ............ I 0J 1* llrthlrhem Sleet ............. 5.V* Chrysler .................... C urtiu - Wright ................... A0 ' a DuPont .................. . Eastern Air .................... .A3H Kastman Kodak ................. 107'a Font Motor . . . . . . . . . . . . 82'» 9 (icneral K lectric.................. 93‘» General Motort ................... 51 (•raham • I'.use ............... .. 2'« Inti. TAT ...................... 41 Krl* ......................tv«-lb l.orillaril 37’* Minute Maul ...................... IMG Penney .... til Penn HR is United Preaa International Royal American 4 A deadly winter storm iwirltd Scars Roebuck 48's Standard Oil (NJ) 49’* through New England today, leav­ ing the East Coast clogged with Studchakrr 22’ s anow and the South shivered la loo U, S steel Westmghnuse F.l, tm s sub-freezing temperature*. Gale-force wind* powered the npar-hltzaard out of Ihe Appallehians Monday through Pennsyl­ vania and New York State and South at far aa Virginia and North Carolina. Official* blamed th* storm hr TALLAHASSEE (l)PI) - Th* seven deaths by fire, auto acci­ dent* or asphyxiation in th« South. Mr*. W. B. Thornton, 306 Mnjfnolia Ave., today Stale Board of Administration to­ In the North, a woman and her offered a $25 reward to anyone who can find the person day appro*rd thr financial tmind- two granddaughter* were killed In who ahot "Bowlett” and have the shooter's mime |»tilincs* of a proposed M.5W.OOO bond a fire near Liberty, Maine. issue In finance arquisitinn of rightlished in The Herald. "Rowlett's Story" ap|H>arrd on The storm dropped Ihe mercury of way to complete the fnur-laning below (reeling as far south a* Or­ the editorial pa ye of yesterday’s Herald. uf D. S Highway I through Hr*- lando and Ocala, In Central Flor­ V APf| I *#MI At y i( ida, hut ‘.he Wrather Rttreim pre­ ’ ®Sanford baaed AID bomber* art dicted a general warming trend. YANCEYVIl.l.K. N. C. (UI’I)— lobbing artificial blockbusters into Mure anow flurries were expecl Twenty dnngemu* convicts seized LAKEIIDILST. N J. H PI) —A ed today In Virginia, North Caro Lake George today in the icrontl iiinlrol uf North Carolina's m in­ Navy blimp with 19 airmen aboard Ims. Tennessee and Georgia as •vent ot the Naval Air stations imum security prison wnly today landed safety today after being Ihe storm eenlar moved slowly up bombing derby. nnl fled with a collection of 17 forced by high wind* to remain the St. luiwrenre Valley toward Judge* were atilt buay early thia weapons, including a submachine aloft fur nearly two days. The Canada. blimp wa* moored in its ma*t alter Nineteen school buses carrying afternoon figuring which squadron gun. crew won yeatrrday'a aimulated They left in a prison truck but failing in two earlier attempts score* of children w«re trapped in wet* believed to have stolen two when ground escort vehicles faded six foot drifts in Pennsylvania and atomic weapon loading drill. New York. Snow plows fought for car* in Caswell County before to catch her trailing cables. (W T h e Heavy Attack Wing One A3D hours before reaching Ihe strand­ b o m b e rs are invading the light air­ KARACHI, Fukistun (UI’I) — President Eisenhower heading for the Virginia state line ed student*. craft domain by using the low al promised new military and economic aid to Communist- only a few mile* mirth of here. The storm, which sent 7o mile WASHINGTON (DPI) — The The KHI announced in Washing­ tttude loft bombing maneuvers, threatened Pakistan to bolster "a loyal people who love peace Whttr House annminred today that *n hour winds whittling a de­ ton It wa* sending agent* ill to Hatwing One public information of­ but put justice anti freedom above all." work oil the cate hcrau*t of the President Eisenhower had named structive path through New York ficer l-cdr. J. D. l-angford said. He had conferred for 8H minutes this morning on diplo­ theoiy that they hint crossed into 20 member* of a new commission City, rontrrrd over Syracuse, N. The 80,000 pound planea hive on intergovernmental relations to Y. early today and lulled that previously concentrated on high matic m atters with Pakistani President Mohammed Avub Virginia. study problems involving the fed rily with four inches of snow Prison officials sent blood­ Khan, and hr lold a cheering crowd altitude bombing rather than jjm ed on a sunbaked polo field: hound* out shurtle hefoie noon to rral, state and local governments, blown by 45 mite an liiuir gusts. the low flight loft technique. Two Schools by the ilozrtt closed *'.M) conversations with Presi­ search fur n man, thought to have the new commission will make A3D’s from each of the five NAS dent Ayuli are on the basis that been onu of the prisoners, who recummrndalions for alloting fine, their doors along the Atlantic >quadroni will be in the Lake PLAYHOUSE NAVY'* prertenlalitm ul "HeU, Hunk «mi we are two nations with common wa* teen about seven mile* from lions and tax revenues to th* coast. ^ ie o rg e manuever until late Ihti Snow drifts up to five feel deep Lumlla" U in rehesirnul, with Bill Waaton fthowQ diractvarious levels of government. mtrre*l* and goals and the de here. bept *liid»nt* home ie Virelnia in;r Churl**!)* Oulitman who pluya lha IwutinR female siie to roopfrraie for mutual v.**.u- ’ l'*«>fiug Ihe break w.i* Charles The Atlantic Fleet Light Altick and North Carolina and blocked rule. Waal on, of Winter Park, also acta in th* piny, which rity " (Yank i .Stewart, a longterm Bombing Champions. Jlilwmg 12 BUFFALO, N. Y. tUPI) A for­ mountain highways m Georgia, will ba ataRiul at Ihe Cii'io Center Jan. 8 and 9 by Mm Eisenhower appeared with Ayub "troublemaker" who had been re. of Jacksonville, will have their mer Tea in iter* Union local offi­ Tennessee and North Uarullm at an oflicial welcome by the citi­ Navy theater Krnnp. turned to the Ivy llluff |irl*on prestige challenged Friday when tn New Work 70 mile an hour zen* of Karadu who gave him an­ camp only a fe w W eeks earlier cial, uuslrd from i.nion povts both Cmdr. Ken Rowell of NAS VAH-7 wind* tore between skyscrapers, other of the tumultous "I like after an e scape front the infirm­ in Buffalo and .Miami, Fla., plead flics an A3D against Cmdr. Bill canopies, smashing store NEW YORK (L'PI) — President Ike" receptions (hat have marked ary at Central Prison in Raleigh ed innocent Monday to a charge ripping Barrow of VAH-t'J in loft bombing windows and shredding umtirrl of income tax evasion Eineit G. every stop on his It nation peace competition. Barrow will be in the Eisenhower will ask Congress to With him «*< J nines Edward las. The wind yanked small Imati smallest lype Jet carrier ever approve a new cabinet post which ' mission Christy, his companion m the Ha- Relies a resident of Opa latcka. from their lamg Island Sound Ha . was arraigned before Federal He hailed Pakistan as a couraflown. line*. would outrank the vice presidency | groin ally and thanked the crowd liegh escape. Simulated bombing missions, will Stewart led a bund of it white Judge John O. Henderson. He hail Ocran liners, including Ihe sop held at the station tomorrow. and all other cabinet ofticp*. News­ of 15.000 for the great reception convicts and six Negro*-* that in. surrendered to Florida authorities rrlin<-r United Slate*, were de vliorlly alter his indictment in ear week magatine said Monday. Monday when more than a million Artificial storms and mechanical eluded six life-tenners, two conlayed in arriving by high seal troubles inside s closed grounded The new cabinet officer would peryons thronged the street* to ' netci) of burglary, two of mur­ ty November. and then held up in (lurking by cockpit will test how a pilot react* oversee the State Department, the greet him with shouts of "Zindalud der, onr of kidnaping and uiie of the stiff winds. A former cuunty oflicial arid to taka ear* id prisoners at each Ik e 1—long live Ike. before he Is given rharge of I real Hear ikies and sunny, warmer Sanford attorney today urged the end of that county. .foreign aid program, and the in­ A 400-word communique sum- rape. All were dr scribed as .MIAMI it P h -Top state and plane. hardem-d criminal*, misfit* who ternational office! of several U. S. mmg up talk! between the two could not be housed in the state"* local official* will participate Sat weather were expected m Florida County Commission to set up a lie aaid Um eommtMKMt plana 1 later today after an early morn I departments and agencies, the president* said they "reviewed other prison unit*. urday in opening Ihe 3blh St. tng coH *nip which dropped tem­ special committee of taxpayers to to survey other aountie* before causeway to Miami Beach, first perature' below freezing in north­ ttudy Hie need for new )ad facili- bringing bark any recommend*, magazine said, ID* title might be generally world wide political About |5 prisoner*, a Do <!«■• cum pic ted link in a planned Sift),- ern Florida and rau<cd frost tiei as early estimate* fur a new turns on what a new jail would "first secretary of the govern questions and in particular the problems of relations betwpen the scribed by officer* a- hardened Jow.tjsxi interstate expressway »ys through rno»l of Ihe stale inent." Jail were loo high slid a bouton cost. free world and Ihe Sino-Snviet I criminals, stayed behind when the tetn for the Miami area. Eventual­ The mercury dipped io 77 at Eisenhower will propose the bloc " "We hop* Vo build gvc mnet escaper* opened the gate* with ly Ihe causeway will connect with Cross City before dawn today, for the county." "They were in full agreement keys they had stolen from the Miami * mull)-million dollar north Tallatiw *•• • shivered al thr 28 dc George A Speer J r , who was economical jail possihle," KrV change in hopes of freeing the nest president from some of the ever as to the essentiality of cooperation guard’s control rio ni it the one south expressway by pass at the grre mark, and Jacksonville re county prosecutor for U years, iler said, "and I doubt there la EDWARDS AFB. Calif. (L'PI) — among members of the family of story brick building. said that the t7uo,ooo ligure (or a anyone in lha cuunty who doesn't win St Inlerrhange already being corded 29. Th* Navy *aid 1od.«y one of ila jet increasing details which burden the free nations in the interests of built. new Jail was ton high and would realize the need for a new lactlaThe prisoner* had about a ini Readings in the high Vis and plane* has regained thr world al While House, the report said affect the future growth of the ly " their mutual security," the com­ three-hour head stall t middle In t acre registered in the Newsweek «atd the first sene torrak Hh.de record for aircraft from munique said S p e e r also blasted the c u r r e n t who did not learn atestate * crniral portion and Miami county as "it would load us with Rs.ssia hy flying to an unofficial tary’t rank would equal that of Tonight Eisenhower honored until about dawn. assessment ruii as unequal and MIAMI (LPIt A crowd of had a low of 9) drgrees. Key heavy debt service." prime minister, and he would be Ayub at a dinner at the reaidence height of 38 f*et. Speer, who said he was appear "ridiculous " Several of Ihe pit ■ tV4l) Cuban political rxilrs cheered and Wot. •uulhernmoat point in the Vice Adm. Clarence E. Ekstrom authorized to sit in fur a president of U. S Arnba*ador William Rij-o Swoffurd lathed out that Spear *a*ed banners Monday when U. continental i 'S , recorded a chilly ing before the hoard as an "in dressed in "peppei , at international meetings j g h i i t r t u r n r u m m inder of the air force* of tree and a reception in the rest p ie c e s u d s i< e d To th ­ lerested taxpayer," cautioned the had Iwe u against any kind of pro­ > \mbassa>lur tu t ulij i'lulip W W degrees Ilf Eisenhower en vision l the officer the Pacific Fleet. «aid Cmdr Law dence garden. liun-al stopped here briefly, A The I S AVaihef Bureau here commission tu seriously consider gress in Ihr county ami saull that in s o l i t a r y c o n f i i i r n i - i f ajen. e E Flint Jr , 39, made the a* a man of ‘commanding pres Wednesday morning the two spokesman lor the group said the blamed ibr cold *pell on a high additions to Ihe present Jail and if he had taken ■ progressive alti­ ifAttmi unit a , Th*’ »th*»Fi wpff flight Sunday in » McDonnell tige. anepled by Congress and pre-idents go msether by helicup rfemontlralmn was to "congratu pressure area in the Gulf r>f Mex set up a committee of taxpayers tude when he wa* a county olfvM il'll ring th#* 9tAnrUrH hrmiri util* olhrr governments to speak (or Phantom II jt-f Thr Russian mark ter to Mauripur air|>orl where, af­ form#. late Bonsai fur the work he has ico whuh was moving eastwart) ' who ri ally know the problem cial ' *e wouldn't have in worry the first executive," the magazine was 94,658 feet, ter brief ceremonies. Eisenhower aluiut a new jilt now. dune in Cuba I’tie spokesman jdrn toward Florida this morning and will study it." said Flint uas awarded the Dialing i* schrdnird to depart for Kabul, Hr said tn Brevard County a tilled Hie estimated IIMI persons Weather will warm up as the tiishrd Flying Cron hy Ekitroin Afghanistan. nesl stop on his IIvho met at Miami International pressure w a v e moves toward new fall was built al s cost of for hi* rrrnrd flight nalmn world peace tour. unly U"i tsai amt cited Brevard \irjiorl as enemies of Premier land, in* bureau -aid Flint *ard he tie* to I7.«ll feet, growth as larger than this conn 7 idel ) a tiro The two day rold wave was the fI.NAR DEI. RIO, Cuha ft Pit opened up the throttle till th* Iwtn third in Florida in a week At jet plane was going t 550 milaa —Two American soldirri of for­ However, both Chairman John eignt person* died in home an hour and then pulled the craft tune charged with plotting against Mitchell Urges Hospital Architect least Kridrr and Commissioner Law­ fires ranted hy heaters or stoves the Castro regime receiv into a 4» degree climh. rence Swoffurd angrily labeled Two women w.-rr h spilalirrd V 0 In the thin air at SD.'MO feet prison term* today Austin Young Arbitration Talks Spn-r’s appearance a* put a To Be Considered and a Irurk turned over in ‘-rmi WASHINGTON ( I ll'll SD. re. he cut the e's and the craft coast­ 38. Miami, was sentenced to 30 publicity stunt to get his name in Seminole Memorial Hospital ed up tn it* record neight of 98.560 ■year* imprisonment while Peter tary of Labor Janie* f*. Mitchell nole Count) accidents yi -ti-nlay TALLAHASSEE (U P h - The the paper." truceet will discuss choosing an A car driven by 19-yrwr old John Limbton. 14. got 20 years. today advised union and managefeet. Cabinet today authorized State "If you are going to paint a ment negotiators to submit the Mrs Harriett <• N-orlt of Winter architect for the LVXt.WJO hospital Development (nmmission Direc­ picture, paint a true picture," addition at their meeting tonight Park hit another auto at the in LONDON (UI’I) -G ales swept steel dispute to arbitration or let Letters re< rived from several tor H K Fuller Jr. to bur a Swufford said. the North Atlantic ami part* uf a neutral third party recommend trrseclion of routes 17 92 and CPi. Kruter said that Brevard Cotin nr* a immobile for his own Highway Patrol Trooper J. I., arrhitects will be given due ton plush Europe for the second day today, •ettlemenl terms. use a' a rn*< oZ 1 n o tv has two holding jid facilities leaving Jt least 60 dead and bring­ Mitchell •aid the.e pn-redure* Sikes said. Mr* \ m * I Nesbill vidrrsiion. hoard chairman A H ing thr threat of new floods In lha would meet approval of President of Jacksonville wa* driving south Peterson Sr. said tmiay. Trusters Andrew Carraway, John Schirard ravaged French Riviera town ol Elsenhower who appealed to both on 77-92 when Mr- Vim*’ car and Peterson of Sanford, John Frt-Jus. sifes to reaeh an agreement by struck her after pulling onto 17'll Evans of Oviedo and Robert Brad Twenty one p*-r*nns died when roltestive bargaining before he from 4Jfi, Sikes >a:-l Mrs Vcvbitl ford of Altamonte Spring* will s ferryboat wat twamped and return* from hi* oversea, goodwill was taken to 1-lurirt* Sanitarium. hold Ihe » p m meeting at thr Orlando, with knee i e a nr. ann caplizrd on t ake Megdova. near The Cuunty i oimiiiaamn will atk Road and turn it uver to the San tour on Dee. injuries Mr*. Norr v *at taken to hospital. Karditsa in Greece. Another tT die State Road Department to con­ ford Naval Air Station for addi­ Winter Park Hospital with a ga-rt drowned m the sinking of a tug duct a traific safety study over tional parking facilities, on her head and possible neck m olf northern Portugal and 12 wera Commissioner* alto agrred to Gray Denies thr count* to designate proper juries. Sirs. Norris was charged Atlanta Joins lost from a trawler that foun­ hold public hearing* on two pines warning sign* and center lining on with failure In yield the right of Cas«elle-rry Mayor William M Town Marshal Gut .Sawyer was dered on rotk* Just 3o yards from He'll Resign of property that were approved for Continental Loop way. Itenson defeated challenger Joseph re elected by a 355 73 vote margin Ihe roast of Scotland Still other* all county roadTALLAHASSEE fL'Pli - Reiir The decision came *ftrr Cummi* rrzonmj by the county inning Spun around hy a collision a MIAMI REACH fl P[)_Branrh D Bryant 28»> 152 yesterday in Ihe over Clint Wmtehurtt. The mar­ died in storm caused accidents ing Secretary of State R A. Gray pickup truck turned over at the n - key announced today that At­ Casselberry mayoralty race Ben •loner Lawrence >a oflor j told th# board. throughout Europe. The public hearing* were tehe hat anznly denied n m o rt he it Sanford Ave. ami old Orlando lanta has become the sixth mem son will serve for s year. He was shal serves a onr year term board of the nerd for center lining Flood devastated Frefus. hit by being pressured to retign before Highway ilterMCIlon jevterla* her of 'he Continental Iwigue appointed mayor in October after in hi* district and proper designa doled for 10 a m. Dec 29 Town Clerk Lillian Beixrl re­ a mountain of water last Wednes­ One :« for a new shopping renter hi* term end* in Jan . IMP afternoon Robert K. Grant Sr . *2 But he said hi* circuit may never Donald Will sun gave up Ihe pod to ceived Ml vote* and another year day when the Rejnan River cotAMon of tralfu sign* Gray hat said he will serve out wa* driving south on Sanford Ave. be completed to long at the rna become acting Casselberry post in office Mr* Hn«et wat unup lapsed th* Malpatse Dam tig "I can t think of any rounty road in the Heftier Home area at flow posed on the ballot, hut write in mile* inland, was tormented by that has a center line on it, Swof- ell Park a t C-l commercial and hit term unless hu health pre and didn’t slop at the fork in the )nr* maintain "absolute monopoly master the other i* a 400 acre tract located vent* It, There were reporti he road, Sikes said of players and terrllorie^.,, Ben Evans snd Lytle E. Awopt votes submitted were: four for heavy rains today. ford aaid In asking the 'Kl> fur the ttudy. near SR 419 for an industrial park war being asked to resign so Guv. Theodore D Morlang Jr,, cf Ihe Hickey, the 79 year old Contin­ were elected aldermen Evans tans Lockyer, and one each for Thera were fear* Abe Keynaa leHoy Collins could appoint Slate Sanford Naval Air Station wat ental la-ague president, charg hail 29M volet and Swope 283. De Mrs Martha Casselberry, Marion River would swell over ill bank* the board also authorized Attorney ] by Sernmoie Nanchet. The hoard also adopted a rrsolu Hotel Commissioner Richard Ed- i coming north on the old Orlando nrgativr altitude" ind American feated candidates on the aider- Lewis and Mrs. Kaby. Mack Cleveland D to write to and bring mura flooding and mis­ Ail newly elected candidate* ery to the people rrf Frejus, stilt Ihe department asking lor the coil Iron thanking Capt. Lionel Arthur gerton to th* post Highway when he hit Grant'i Iwague ('resident Joe Crown with man ballot w rit Lailar K. Brit I for hit many years oi service » "Th* governor ha* never men trueg and tumbled a over Grant, failure to give him an answer to ton, who polled 148 veto* sr.d will take office i t the Jan. U busy looking for bodlea is the tan­ of tueh a program. kt other but met* during the tea- the community. Capt. Arthur ha* tinned auch a thing to me. nor hat a Route 2, Sanford retident. wai a proposition that would have pav­ George Howard, who received 128. Town Council meeting. Of the 7uq gled flood debris and digging •ion. Ihe board adopted a rcvolu- been reatugnesf to another com anyune acting in hit behalf," Gray charged arUh failure to > : 1 right ing the way for competition of the Evans and Seope will each serve Casselberry residents who regist- graves (or the JTo corpses slready ' aaid Muodag. new third Iraguw. J of-wiy. Mua to abandon • wotum *8 Cmora rnaiul. t two year*. J tZvj, 441 voted, Mrs. Bvisat said. i found. South Has Freezes VAH-7 bomb loading team in action 'Bombing Runs Highlight NAS Competition arming A.‘1D Skywarrior $25 Reward 20 'Dangerous' Convicts Escape Carolina Jail News Briefs Highway Lets Okay Blimp Uinds Safely Ike Promises Pakistan Aid Ike Names Board New Cabinet Post To Outrank Others Reported Sought Pleads Innocent* Jail Facility Cost 'Too High', Board Told Link (‘omplelcd Navy Jet Regains "•Altitude Record Amhusaudor Cheered Two Sentenced Z Two Hospitalized In Auto Mishaps Director (Jets Car Traffic Safety Survey •To Be Asked By County Benson Defeats Bryant In Casselberry Election European Coast Hit By Gale; 60 Believed Dead �4 H may have boon ant of sentiment, tot bio ovation considerably tap­ iklag with a tlton-plnto ped those tor the neat two — of 1too party leaden Sen. John F. Kennedy and Sen. night, featuring a 1MB Hubert Humphrey who came out stout even. The occasion was a tribute to TS-ytar-oM Mm Eleanor looseveR. But the evening's highlight wire the sin-minute speeches by the presidential contenders, also Ineluding Oar. Edmund Brown ot Califanto, Ban. Stuart Symington af Mlaamri, Gov. Rotort Meyner of New Jersey and Gov, G. Men­ ace WUUana af Michigan. Truman made (to mala address af (to evented. He ripped tote President Eisenhower at thwartInf the will of (he people with ve­ toes af Democratic congressional action and alio denounced what he called "hot bouse" liberals within (he Democratic Party. "Wo aead a vigorous, flfhtinf, genuine liberal, and not a hot­ house liberal, who talks the game but doesn't play it," Truman aaid. "I. tor one, have an Ume tor the Johnny-come-tately well-fed litor­ als, who would like to have a disproportionate voice to the par­ ty." ------ ; Stevenson — as dinner chairman —also hit at the IlasaiOMf admin­ istration as one whom toralan policy it determined by tear af Communism and domestic policy by fear of inflation. Even our space program, to said i* Initiated not out af a desire to explore the boundorieo outride this globe but out af Irritation tint the Russians are doing • better HOUSTON, Th . CUFI)— Wal­ ter WMiawi, Ilf, O* t u t n rvtvtag veteran af (to ChrO War, teat | m ) today to hu fourth to (to (Ua year wMfe paeumeala. WUUatJ started gasping tor You want quality in w utruetloo. And you11 find tha a unlily homes in Savanna Farit built to la s t. . . . with masonry eonatntetion, lifetime tarrasso floors, furred aad plastered walla, .alumiaum awning windows, aad c e ra a k tilt la baths and oa window nills. Thonn ho— a a n aartnialy 'B uilt with Frida.** Disaster Search May Be Renewed Year Heart says this cannot be tow, but your Into coldly re■tods you that it will actually ■V M O B » W. CHANS, FB. W, M.». GASH C - m i Paul 0 , aged W^wil yaduato from Ugh ortoo) "Dr. Cano, I tool terrible," to For you and your wife would start flfhttof over a— to bills. Ysu’d Uva to second rate quarters, — hie to afhrd even a cheap Jalopy, to to smart. Paul will anap.out of this romance Inside of a few meathe tad wiB be glad he used his Brain. Maay af the successful lawyers aad doctors aad engineers and tostoeaa leaders have had to make the vary m b s declaioa Paul faces. Now they ore happily married aad Bvlag to pretty homes. Oet top. Vac your Broia, not your Hsart: <Always write to Dr. D i m to can of Ufa newsoaps r, enclosing a bag to stamped, addressed ee"Bat 1 hut couldn't support a vskpo — S it to cevor typing wife, could IT I’m going erasyl Flo— tell me whet to to ." PAUL Ht SMART Teen-agers, when you art madly i t love, you need to imitate Paul. Seek outside advice. Consult your clergyman or physician or eehooi counsellor or write to me. For older advisers a n much lUta the road maps you would consult M you war* planning an auto trip toto strange country. They tell you what's ahead. We elder adviaora also have no — to delude you. But we have toon eases like your* fag th* hun­ dreds If not thousands, to listen to our mature counsel, since it It correct. Infatuations like Paul's are ter­ rifically upsetting. You then feel as U you'd rather to dead than Cart.onward MIAMI I UP))—A Civil Aero­ nautic* Board Investigator said the CAB would ask a anarch bo renewed for the wreckage of a Na­ tional Airlines plane that ere shed in the Gulf Nov. |g, killing all i t persona aboard. Investigator Chariaa Collar aaid he and his staff now have Hide to work on In attempting to de­ termine the cause of the disetter. The search w*\a called off last week after 10 bodies were re­ covered. Only smell parts of the plane were found. Collar aaid tearckeru had been unable to pinpoint exactly where the major portion of the wreckage might Ha on the bottom of the Gulf. The Gulf la several hundred feet deep In many spots af the > i u .there the DC-7 plane went down. need ay, with the Rev. Richard REV. RICHARD CARTER Lyons officiating. Burial will bo will arrive In Sanford Strange Race AD Souls Cemetery, Sanford. EPSOM. England (UPI) - Owe Thursday to become in­ of the strangest evsats ever seta terim pastor of the Congrg- oa a race track took piaca at Ep­ Rational Christian Church som Downs in 1UI when a gelding named The Arrow raced against hern. Mr. and Mrs. Carter, a pig for ito yards. The wagering who coma from Suffiald, was heavy. The pig wow. Conn., will live a t the Shop For Christmas church parsonage at 811 S. Palmetto Avo. until a f­ ter Easter. Rev. Carter's sermon next Sunday will c 'l l H i r ba "Foundations of Hope.*' He in a World War II Navy chaplain and a Rotarlan. without your sweet- Or as if a | Joy and laughter would leave you forever. You even get a dull ache In your solar plexia region and walk around In a dase. But follow th* advice of your ma­ ter* counsellors. Let your Brain to Captain. Don't let your unruly •motions mutiny agilnat It. During Intimation*, your Brain tl still a better guide than your heart. FAC1B ABOUT LOVE Although you feel as if you ean NEVER love anybody else, Just re­ mind yourself that million* of Americana hava felt exactly as you Extension Telephones Lucky family and frlerda when your Christmas gift-giving to guy extension phones in decorator colors. For yeer-'round comfort in Dad s den . . . step saving convenience in Mom's kitchen . or that much-tgved privacy in Sin' room. Y— Welcome Wagon Heetesa wiB sell with g ift* a a d f r ie n d ly greetings from th* com- A. M. MacEachem Dies At Age Of 93 Lucky you when you ask Santa for a couple for yours*// . . , for your kllchen, bedroom, bath or teenager's room. Extension phone* tr* may shopping, too. Ju st order now and hav* charged to your telephone bill. You can croe* ovg ao many names oS your gift list with just one call to our Otece. Why not start on your list today? Monthly Paymenta LIKE RENT! Construction Company Inc. �Christm as Parade l i t jV iir i - m m ■ J f f it Luke’s School, best o f school floats Finecrest Kiddie Corner, best of business floats Two Missing All the floats, bands and marching units in the Christmas Parade were ap­ plauded enthusiastically by the crowd. These are some of the winners selected by the judges as outstanding in their categories. The Methodist Church entry, which won first prize in the church group, and the Anna Miller Circle float, winner of the civic category prize, nre not shown here. �4 > * 7 * # • ’ - V*' ■nan Robb S a y s DIOGENES, JR. Bf M U Wkea 1 read the tad aews that good-naturad Max Baer had died • f a heart attach, tha memory af uia aim* whaa Jet Lada dalivertd th* ••«*# da ane* ta hath Mr. Baer aad a t welled up, crystal dear. » Oa that seeaaiaa. Sept. M. m», la Task** SUdiuu, a tat af the l a s Parade Sn! The Effort A e^nIeo Mantel iBi^eaSa dAwM Uil* 4 IuIadI M I 1a Ben i p t n l im wMru triM .A Hit Christmas F in d * t u 1 fin* on* nnd.’t got * food • Ha* crowd. Th* turnout warranted tha la* ____ 1by th* Jayctat in making th# arrangements and tfcg ftnaadal aapport «< a U rt* group of Sanford merchants. H a Jaraaaa pat la tba physical effort and thalr arraaft* ■Mata v a n good, aa th* parad* abowad. Tb* b if fiwtor, tow* m r , vaa that old devil, money, which w u put up by the WMnnintr a t a time whan th a n waa considerable doubt that thaaa would ba a narada a t all. Wa wood like to admowladf* tha participation b r all Oh aupportad th* panda. And w t know thoaa w It J o u tu . la ata ’a halpan la thla Inatanc* ar* llatad b a n by dtvi- that Max had aa rteaach far tha fight My staaiach. aa ta ipaah. was la Maa’t carter. For aae wha hates vialeaca aad a i tha davll hataa holy water, vs sat though a y ahart af a reporter. At aae time, editors were craty (ale) ta send me t« heavyweight bouts, aad did. No, aa, I sever wrote about Iha haxlsg, gar aa. My fart* waa what Is haawa la City Roemi as "the creed alary.” Editors thought I had a felici­ tous haad with such a itory. Ia tha cate af a haavywaight haul, it should wrap up Iha aschtmaat and hysteria of the event, touch an Um pelltleat, social, itag* and an­ tic flfurea at the rtagtlde, th* avid fans la the $S Mata a good Tt-eent taxi ride from th* riag, n Appliance atom , alaetriclana and plum ban: H. B. Pop* On* Kaadal Wactrle, Goodyaar Service, Jones Elsetrie Hup‘ u OarwWy’a, Waatam Auto, Laa Brothara, Stafford Doe* r - - 1 Electric. tat lira. Appleby's, Jim Spencer's. ph*n and auppUara: Wtebotdts, Borgatrom Grocery stores and bakeries: Winn-Dixie, Food Fair, A A P .B .P . Wade. Variety stores: McCrary's, Kel's, Hogue's stores. Department stores: J. C. Penney, Cowan's, H&A Depart­ ment Store, Jacobson’s, Yowell’s, Purcell's. Gifts, office augpjyand printing: Powell Office Supply, Sweeney’s, H a y n e s1 Machine Co., Celery City Prlntan. Dry cleaners and laundries: Downtown Cleaners, Semin* u r> /V* Laundry. » HIHtiff Laundor*All uauwni-nu in u u , \rmitm m, Philips olo Co. Delux, Gena’s, Phllipa IColonial. Igginl Oil companies: E. Higginbotham. Thrift Oil Co. Furniture . stores; Mather’s, Carrotl’a, WIUon-Maler, Berry's Warehouse, Furniture Center, Mixon Furniture Co., Sanford Furniture Co., Sanford Linoleum Co. Jawalry atorsa: Wart’s, Hoyts, Gwaltney’s, Ksdsr’a. Dress shops: RoJay’s, Hollywood Bhop, Mary Esther’s. 1 Feed and seed stores, H. D. Thompson and Son, Burpee’s, Kilgore’s, Building supplies: Gregory Lumber, Vulcan Materials, Hill, Gator, United, Mirada. Insurance companies: Boyd-Wallace, Irving Pryor, Car. raway and MeXibbin, Crumley and Montcith, H. J. Gut, Raymond Ball, Stamper. Also Florida State Bank. Banford Atlantic Bank, First Federal Savings A Loan, Sanford Gas Co* Sanford Flower ■hop, Garrett’s, HU Implement D AILY C R O S S W O R D H U lltab rafW W ftnrwt dak SI. Cua IM a O . 1' ' ii |m ;|m i ii i n o i i * . » .- m m i; n i '. v s .. *j : i i III M l u i - hm 1 X' Ml !'■ « t« n « a i> ;" A Mood 4 «■: ll.TU d t ■1.1 M ; . - m i v-d *.i: i ” h - 'M i <>i h i iie .’i n i l - ! rirXt to 1 1 1 i *IX * 'i 4 '1 J H I • -J-1 i . ” 10, a a t ( 0 1 ) SliMpe Silers* n r . a rtu u s I t Malta certain l& Ilatktta, ^M M W IRTsUuxtaB teyw.) 1* Bargain notices M. tB M i away A lead af Me *L Indian Uon 1i 30, Balt at Television screens are every­ where oo tbo three walla of knobs d gauges. One aerten even shews the bathroom in the floor balow this four-story, 30-foot outpoet is apace. 1 don’t know Just how I got up bora. “Perhaps it waa partly Imagd . ............................ niUon. (Th* conventional way la by a two-staga Atlas-Centaur mis­ hit*.) But how it happened was I waa out la the lobby of the BheratM-Part Hotel, fascinated by th* talk of some of the 7,000 rocket scientists (Including Russians) meeting h en . Next thing you know, I text In th* exhibition hall, sad s door elosad behind me. This apse* ship Is tha first of its kind aver built. It was com­ pleted Just last Saturday at th* ivalr astronautics plant in San Diego and flow here la pieces t a the meeting of the American Rocket Society, I am Um first one to ride in it, and it doesn't take much ImaginaUon—one* you're inside this control room—to get th* astronaut "fMl." Th* main function of this out­ post la to give our space men genuine orbit training (they may need aa many as Soo hours) he ta * launching them off t a the man, Mar* or Venus. K waa designed by Krsfft Eh riekt, German scientist who, like Wehmer Von Braum, worked on Um Naaia* V-3 rocket. This apace lab te th* step that follows tha first man-In-orbit Mercury Pro Gay Weekend *LL WASHINGTON (UPI) - House Investigators released testimony today showing that Gen Nothin K. Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was among high military officers entertained by a big missile contractor at a plush Bahamas resort. The Martin Co., of Baltimore, told a House arm­ ed services subcommittee that it spent 111,000 on gay weekend golfing parties for nine generals, aloe admirals and other guests. •M .1 ST" i 1 i 1 By EO EOTEBBA IN OUTER SPACE- Acrow tba 10-inch screen ia front ot me the earth, 300 miles below, ap­ pears to be rolling slowly even though th* speed of this space laboratory ia orbit is 10,000 miles Although In reality this thing won’t be resdy to orbit for i couple of years, you can't con vine# me I'm not actually sailing ■tong. Before I stepped in here, the people from General Dyne ta rlc a IT Assignment Washington Q| 8J, White I V 1 y ii 1 F » fo 4 Weasels hunt -odonta and bird*, ta winter their fur turns whit* and they are called ermine. WnkWeSeS Oallr eieest S i l i r i i r , SemeSig ne**—4laa c k rte ta u . I,AST SHOWING OPEN 12: IS ■■■Car, ■■* Cktletneei s « U k M n o • * saw r « « s m n m M H u e s A is m O s S e a N h a ■**#*•- t t is * V t lit M V w a eebleh la eallllaS aaelwa. t a M i a s UM h e n s e S l l w l l n e l an U a laeai aews fHateS Is S b • n m u rv iN maim * •V H a * eolM te C e u tr *4* Me ue 14# t feet • Ueetie a Moots* a Moot* KERR H tN irV iN C S ts ttjis s s S FEATURE: 1:83 • 4>00 «:27 - 8:54 A* *1 *114* are a4* i4o t I a a s a ss< mica, who run Coavair, described Its performance to the smallest detail. Let’s asium# this trip is the McCoy . . . The rone-ihapcd lab w u shot up here empty by a two-atage racket fueled with Liquid hydrogen. Once in orbit, another load w u whirled up— human eargo, four man-riding Inside a space glider. Tha glider affixed itMlf to th* shell of the secood stags rockst, which Is still fastsned behind this lab, and tha men, in space suite, climbed ia through a hoi* ia Aa bottom. There's about ooe-lsnth tba gra­ vitations! pull that you have aa earth, enough to give you a slight feeling of up and down. That's becauM thla tuba ia mada to tum­ ble about three turns a minute. On* strange thing: s TV acraen shows tha eutpost itself, turning gently. The transmitter ia la a small, accompanying satellite. The picture assures you everytiling Is obey oa th* auteid*. Among tha knob* I find is one for water regeneration. Every drop of an kinds of waste liquid ia run through a purifier and comes out pure drinking water. 0 m odd piece of equipment it a spring-taosioo exerciser — to help b**p your body from getting WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States plana Vs latuwh a hug* ''radio alrro r” latelllte next spring that may pava th* way eventually for taitastanoaua worldwido teWvtsios. The Mtelllte will bo aa alumlaum-coatad balloon, as tall aa a 10-itory building. Radio statloni will he abla te bounce signals off it to other atstiona thousands of miles away. Ultimately, the National Aero- 'Ham' Operators Aid Missionary OLIVET, Mich. (UPI)—Friends flabby. (Yau need no physical of- of tbe Rev. James Barnard report t a t I* MOV*—oo* flay yau four atoriaa). Tba lighting la soft against the Mt-graen walls. It comes from aa atomic power system out at tba tell. The auxiliary system powers your radio an* TV trinemitters and receivers, too. It's pleasant and rtiaaing up her*. I hate to think of galling back down to earth to face tha raalHiea of life—namely that thla spat* lab really iio't yet, and that (ta Russians ar* probably a yaar *r tw* ahead of ua is build­ ing it. th* Afriesa mlsaloasry hss been aueeeMful in x "ieng range* ap­ peal for x boat. Bsrasrd, former Aasetnbly of God poster bora wk* sew serve* is Libert*, broadcast a shortwavs request for * boot ha could um te navigate th* streams around hla mlsalon. Tbs msauge was picked up by a ham radio operator la IlUnoia aad tha request fouad Its way te a How Ragland eoagvegation which raised funds, bought th* vcsmI and shipped it te Africa. FAU ST ' S Drug Store Near the Poet Office FA 2-0784 Proscription* a r t oar main buslneaa. Bring, or hsvo your Doctor phone, your proscription to us. It wll bo ac­ curately compounded with fresh drugs st a fair price. E . C. F A U S T , V I F A U S T , D A V E K L IN G E N S M IT H Columbia Counts Romantic Credits NEW YORK (UPI)—Life on the Columbia University campus is apparently qquitc conducive to romance. The university recently search­ ed its archives and found that S number of famous men met or married their wives during their student dtys st Columbia. franklin D. Roost vsit, for ia■lanes, was wed to Eleanor Roosevelt while he was attending Columbia Law School. The lata Sen. William Longer (R-N.D.) met hla wife while ha waa study­ ing law, too. Adm. Hyman G. Kickover, met hi* wife io h» while they were both atiiilrnle at Columbia. Fann'il pcdiiitrh ien Benjamin' Rpock got martini while at the Colum­ bia College of Phyeicians and Surgeon*. T t« ® d>* S it Rot Y o o *e a* c s rtfi PHONE FA ADMISSION - Me KIDDIES UNDKK I t • FREE LAST TIMES TONITE AT 7:00 A I0:W T h e Night Heaven Fell” IIHIGirrK BARDOT T h* Mild A Th* taaocenf* At INK MURPHY WF.II. A THURS. 2 DAYS ONLY SHOWING AT 7:0* A It:** FIRST SANFORD SHOWING Don’t let another day gs by before you opts a savings account hors. Sava for that vacation you’ve promised ysursstf. 1 0 Added Is what yog « v « nr* ths liberal earning* paid twice s yaar and they earn for you, to*. rrsmvourt T u e s d a y , D o eo m b o r 8 ,1 8 8 9 w x L v a a s i r i . n w , a*lew n vafcva jl c u s n t a a , s s t w m M CS TU B c s c s L u 'r is s u M sasgtaj s w i m SeeSety M ttm Coliseum— and I knew that Max, mercifully, waa down t a tha last time. It la Just possible that among a y faw distinctions is tha ficL . that I voluntarily walkod out ot ( f heavyweight fight without waiting for th* Moment of.Tjulh. 1 was to as a euorry-slarxJ scouri- se« a number of Louis fights ed to his duagaoa.” Well, almost. after that, but never again did I I was probably the only person ace sucb a bloody one. Tbo last big fight I ever saw waa who ever Ml at the ringside with his eyes tight abut whoa Um going 1s June, IMS, when Jo* Louis and gat ta t sticky. Billy Cans fought the first big But the Lqute-Bsrr fight la the post-war bout. After that I swore only oae that ever drove me right off, and lb* editor had to find out af th* areaa. It was my hu- somaosM *!m te do crowd stories. That fight mada me rssliiSfj have stopped the fight almost as that sot only did I thoroughly disaooa aa it btgaa. From the start, Ilk* hosing but that I had every Mr. Louis proceeded to cut Mr. bit aa much distaste for N out of Bier to rod ribbons. every 100 boxing fans. Tha two At th* end of the third round, fat, Mft, middle-aged men, in their wbta 1 opened my ty*s and pot a tallor-mada, pearl buttoned polo gnmpoe of Mr. Bstr, I thought ba coats, sett ta whom I aal, kept up slaughtered! a constant, itaccato roar st th* At that point, t hoisted myself two World War II veterans in the to my feet, abandonod 1100 worth ring. of seat and walked as rapidly as "G’wan and fight, yTsums!" they possible toward tha nearest exit yelled, themping on their tl c if 7 Just aa I waa leaving tha stadium, gars. "Quit waltzin' and fight,I heard th# crawl roar, at iLy-> aiwaya roars at tha kill—as tha I looked at both those suety cus­ Romans must have roared in the tomers, who hsdo't ever been ia any war and who wouldn't have lasted abort of a miracle, lixty seconds is the ring with either Mr. Loula or Mr. Conn. And they real­ ly weren’t that much older than sautiea and Spats Administration th* two flghieri, either. Aa 1 pushed past the fat pair tapaete te put anough satellites into orbit to craat* ■ spar* com­ to get out of the stadium, I hlssettaW munications system for th* world. at them: “Whom do you tblntr* This would mah* It posalbla for you're ealllag bums, y’bumaP’ And right then and there, I gar* any community on earth te tune In on a TV broadcast from any up boxing forever. other. In onnouncing the now Project Echo Sunday, NASA mad* an excaption te its tony-standing policy of withholding Information on such undertakings until after they have been launched. It said this was necessary to give communications specialists enough advance notice te make technical preparations. This would include Soviet radio technicians. World-Wide IV Hay Be Possible U t t a r ftoraa: Goorva'a Tavarn, Harry's Liquor, Town Men'a wear and ahoaa: B. L. Perkins and Son, Ivey’s, Jfan Robson's. Hardware, paints, sporting goods: Stanley Rogers, Me* Ranay Smith, Robson Sporting Goods, Seminole Sporting Goods, Sankarik’a, Sherwin-Williams. Auto dealers: Hunt Ltncoln-Hercury, Striekiand-Morrl000, Homer Little Car Lot, Cordell Garage, Brass Motors, RqwHtot* Co. Motors, Hollar Motors, Sanford Motor Co., donas Repair Service, CAJ Motors, McKee Motor Co., HempMB Motors, Sanford Auto Parts. Drug stores: RoumlUat and Anderson, Faust’s, MeReyn- aad aay aotawarthy acUsa la th* audlcaca, such as Impromptu fisti­ cuffs, ate. In brief: color. Always I had a rtagiida Mat, aad always I hatad MI Aad aiwaya the mUlloai af perweald have give* their •y* teeth for that Mat. ta which WED. A THURS. “LIBEL” Bo S n art • Bp ■ Saver I I I GO, Jbtoty GO!' ‘aW fflK SB T CO-IIIT AT S ill ONLY “THE BIG BEAT” JAMMED WITH ROCK ’N ROLL . JAZZ ULLES . BALLARDS STARRING GtMil GRANT I’LUB IS TOP HKCOKDINO STARR Accounts Insured Up T* 910,008 By A Government Instrumentality Current Dividend �\ r ■ ^ *' - - IW •a n fe rl frrilh Tuw. Dee. 8. 1959—Page • Moose M eeting Tomorrow Jaycee Wives Hold Benefit Tha Jaycee Wives club bald > •C raiy Hat" bandit card party, Friday night, at the Sanford Wornan * Club building. Ai. thoaa attending were eligible to rompete in the eonteit for tha eratieat hat worn to the party. From among tha many ■•Weird" and craiy looking chapeau*, a ereat ion of playing carJs, topped with a hunt poinaetlia, made and worn by Mr*. John B. Aangiter, was eho*en a* the winner. Mr*. Carol Denniion, won the award for high acore at bridge and Mra. Alfred Chitei woa low. Refraihmenti of cookie*, rup rake*, nut* and punch were *erved during the evening, A large variety of Christmas decoration* made by the Jaycee wive* were dipdayrd across the ■lage. They were offered for *ilr to lho*e attending. All article*, not told at the end of the party, were auctioned off (o the higheit bidder. SHOWN AT THE REFRESHMENT TABLE of the coffee honoring Mi.«« At a meeting of Seminole ChapThe proceed! of the party will H arriett Redding, are left to right. Mra. Floyd Palmer, Mra. W. U. Hof­ ter No. 2, O. K. S., held at Ma- be u»ed hy tbe club to help furmann. Mi»a Redding, her mother, Mrs. C. L. Redding and Mrs. H. Wnydc tonic Temple. Sanford, tha follow- ni»h the Jareeea information booth, (Staff Photo) Rueker. ing candidate* received the de grees of the Order Mr. and Mr*. Paul L. aiarkoi, Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Cautey, Mr*. Lena Hammond and Mr. John Carver. Mr. Carver1* daughter. Mr*, ft. V. Thompson, whn fill* the station of Esther, and hi* sis­ The L. L. Keller (amity of I.ake ter. Mr*. R. L. While, who ha* the station of Klrrta, had the plea­ Monroe held a family reunion, sure of helping initiate their fath­ recently, at Ihe home of Mr. ami CRAZY HAT WINNER, Mra. John B. S unnier, left, Mrs. I. U. Lee, on West First er and brother. holding her awtmi, a set of holiday table mala. Mra. J. H. Street. This was the first get to­ A first-lime visitor of the Chap­ Erickson, president nf the Jaycee wives club ia \t runny.* ter wa* Mia* Dorothy E. Heath, gether of the families in 14 year*. one of Ihe hula entered in the contest ami holding one of Mr*. H. Wayda Rucker and Rucker home, IMO Valencia, Dr. mum*, featuring a sophisticated Past Matron of Dwight d ark The families met in thr garden the Christmas articles offered for sale. (Staff l'hoto) Mr*. W. D. Hofmann were co host Thursday, from 10:30 to 12 a. m. lady figurine. Chapter No. IIS. Indian Orchard. of Ihe Lee home and enjoyed a eoea at a morning coffee at the Curst of honor wa* Miss Harriett Refreshments of nut nibble*. Mass. barbecued chicken and covered Redding, bride elect. data hors, a variety nf party sand-1 It wa* decided that members dish dinner. Mr. and Mr*. Keller Living room decoration* includ- wichc* and ruftce wi re served to who wished to do *o would purchase have five children. It grandchild eil a white arrangement of F ig i, the guests, who called during the gift* for the guest* of the Masonic ren an eight great grandchildren. Mum* in a silver basket on the appointed hour*. home in St. Petersburg, labeling Tho*e enjoying the event were mantel and another white arrange-1 Mr*. AI Hunt received the gur*u the gift whether for a man or Mr. and Mra, I., L. Keller, Mr. The Joy t'las* of the First Bap. ment of Pom Pomi in a white cem a* they arrived, Mrs George woman, to be distributed from and Mr* Richard Ran* and child list Church of Longwnod, met tecmic container. An arrangement of Well* and Mr*. Floyd Palmer pre their tree on Christmas morning, rrn, Mr. ami Mr*. Clarence Krller enfly at the home of Clara llicks. Mrs. A. J. Blshs ’v*n high •-ore ihe nice till* wa* , wiled 10 in ties pink carnation* in a stiver ouwi, siueu at Ilie toner service and neminote cnaptcr wilt noid ila a no riuiiiien ,,f OiUmlu. Mi. an,! Wednesday ............. ............ .. .... .............................. .. ............................... ......... graced the buffet and thr refresh- Mrs. George sjoinn and Mr*, annual Christmas party following Mr*.Nathan Stripling and children award at the December VAll S iv the president Fhla Nichols, The Tile annual meeting of the first mrnt tahlr wa* centered with an Harry Hoolry assisted with the tha business meeting Dec. 17,, with of Sea Island, Ga. wive* bridge, held at the After­ devotion was led ny Margery Christian Churcit, will be cumb.ned arrangement of ptnk chrysanthc- serving. an exchange u( gift*. Mr and Mrs. George Klliutt, Shower*, and stressed putting with the December F ello w sh ip ------------Mr. amt Mrs. I. C. I.rr and child burner. N. A. S, Runner up was Christ hack in C'htrstnus. The an­ •Upper. Serving will start at 8:30 . Mr*. R. D. Murphy. rrn, Mr. and Mr*. Thoma» Lively nual etas* Christmas party is p. m. Following tha pot luck sup- C n r £ * \ A J& ll P n r t \ J Danish pastries of Ihe chop *uoy scheduled for Dee. 17. at 7:3h p. and children, Mr. and Mr*. John per. the official board will elect l U l C W C U r U .I L y tiromer and son. Mr. and Mr*. variety and coffee were served hy m at Ihe Firtt Baptist fellowship new board members, and hear Leslie Holcombe and family. Mr. the ho»te*s, Mr*, II. A. Lackey hall All member* and their hua and Mr*. Joe Morgan ami children II. Mr*. D. I.. Jarrell wa* ap hand* and associate member* are and Billy Price. urged to attend. Gift* will he pointed hosfe** for the next meet exchanged and refreshments serv­ — Scuut Troop meet* at J:1S p. m., ^ P e n io r High choir lupper, 8 p. m. VAH-l Officers wive* held a faremg. scheduled for Thursday, Jan. ed. Midweek Bible hour, 7 p. in., well luncheon at Morrison1* Impr.'I Memher* attending the meeting Chancel choir practice, 7:30 p. m. rial House, in urtando, Thursday, Other* attending the bridge were Margaret Polter, Ann Riden­ First Baptist Church, pray*, fQr ^ r i - Sidney Baney. A bracelet were Mrs. J. If. Halley Jr.. Mrs. our. Estelle Fulch, Kid* Nichols, -meeting, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school *** preaented to her as a farr R, K. Farmer. Mr*. E. W. Foote, Klotse Swralt, Gladys llaynle, worker* conference, 8:15 p. m. B'R from the wive*, Mr* If li. Gnben. Mr*. ( \ N. Margery Shower*. Kilns Hopkins, I.ake Monroe Baptist Church, Hostesses were Mrs. David King James J r , Mr*. II S Moore, Evelyn Montgomery. MRS. SIDNEY BANEY, center, shown at Ihe luncheon Mr*. Ken Torbell wa* hoslrtt Mr* I. \l Rowell Jr Sunday School officer* and teach- and Mr*. Robert Morris, Those ai Mr*. I). in her honor. Mrs. David Kinjf, left and Mrs. Robert .Mnr* at a bridge party, this week-end. W. Caswell. Mr*. T, D. Schoon­ er*1 meeting. 7 p. in , prayer meet- lending were Mr*. Itaney, Mrs There are now around lfi.mx) at her home in Loch Arbor, honor ris, were co-hostesses at the farewell party. ing. *\ p. m., choir practice, ?9 King. Mr*. Morris. Mrs. William over. Mr*. R W. Repp, Mr*. O. movie houses in thr Lolled State*, T. Ulakemore, Mr*. Robert I. ing Mr*. John Sangsler, whn t* H. Fisher and Mrs. J. D. Lang­ approximately 3,000 'ewer than a p. in. ., , ,, u Carangi. Mrs. Kenneth Coskey. leaving in ihe near future for ford year ago. h.rst Methodist Church circle Mrs. John Crawford, Mra. liar Washington, 1). C. W. S. C. S numtver in meet* Mrs Kaugiler received niaily vey K. fu ller, Mrs. Robert ,M, with Mr*. Jam es Plgolt in Loch Mr, Jospph E. ,;0„ , ‘•Remember Gills”. Tho*e who Arbor. Senior choir pracHee. I:M Robrrt r>oUtpn. Mr,. „ lch came to say goodbye to the hon y. m. Chancel choir, 7.15 p. m. Mrv clllir|e* Guth oree, and her mother. Mrs. Xavier Yigronl. who ha* hern visiting her rie. Mr*. Neal J. Johnson. Mrs ., (or Ihe past few mrniht* inrltidrd: Geiirgr W Knnmons. Mrs. Charles Vn enjoyable evening wa* ev m a prize, and it wa* won by Mrs, ^ r, d ^ ufje foster, Mr* M De Kiser, Mr*. Walter J. Kurhn. Mr* M. L. Litleboe, Mr*. Wesley Ral luricnced b> iho.ve attending the J1r j fA Money, DrBary. Mr*. Edna palma. Mr*. Douglas Kirkliter, *ton, Mr*. Robert S. Salrr. Mr* ‘-pink Ladies” la rd Party in De Decker donated a handmade »tole Mr*. Vernon Hardin, Mr*. Robert Mr*. Roy Sim*. Mr*. Mrs. Lorraine Graham i* recu- John Sangvter and her mother Mr*. IJary la»t week. A p,nk color I" ? ,,.I" 1 ‘Uck> ' " nn,r “ “ Mri Proveneher. Don Dondanville. Mr*, Jim Living Xavirr Vigeant. Mrs. Richard I- scheme was carried out in room Door prize winner* were Mr*, slon and Mr*. K. M. Bent. ' H E U t M. 2 — « Mra. K. Bartha.nmeu _ decoration*, and pink ice box pie Mrs. T Hroomr. Mr* Sally Wood Mr*. Kieklitrr won the award and coftre wprr served hy smiling side. Mr*. Laura Arrington. Airs, for high score and Airs, loving St., after receiving surgical treat ho-tesse* drrssrd m their cherry II. La*hrr. all of Ihllary ind Mr*. »lon for second high. ment at Orange Memorial Hospi pink hospital auxiliary uniform*. Jean Faulk of Sanford. 1*1, in Orlnailo. She plans to be -. Mrs C. E. Butler, Seminole Me­ back in her office t»y next week. A pink pet lection, holiday center morial Hospital auxiliary presi­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hold an­ dent. welcomed the guests and re- piece »* auctioned h\ Capt. H. nounce the htrlll of a five-pound, u I,x r i u n v r i x x v n i u marked, that l‘mk Ladies in Dr- M, Yost, f'erfedion Dairy furnish 10-ounce boy at Lackland AFB, BY MRS. I I.ARLNU. SNYULR „ d Sanford are dedicating ed Hie coffer and wlopping cream. See mir captivating col­ Mr, and Mr*. Wilby Coleman. It wa* considered a moil surer***lection of glatuoroiH Jtftrrlul affair, with 32* mkrts told Seminole High School. He entered ,he winter in Osteen. They .eVviceVbeilde* ant1 Fr,« » f°r *» ^ «*»*•♦» <iark fashion* Dial fit servie* after graduation and listng in Ihe Jones home «cn»a X rouHimrn, The annual Chrittmas party of (he a married In the former Sally lfrom ,hr ,.Ml uffier. 1 L *o perfectly into your the Fidcli* Class of the First She thanked the one* who work y R n f o n l [ (< C | u l, Simpson nf Miami. Baptist Chureh will tw held Thuri Ilenrv George and daughter. Do harii on ,h„ (u r,y, nJhndy: Holiday plana and budget! day. Dee 10 at 7 p m, at the ri». rfturnH lo Krnmore, N. V v,vlan MrC»llc>« card party M e e t s T l U i r s d i l V hnme of Air*. V. C. Afestener, L L f 1f>' iWr#e J!e CK chairman and her c«hchalrmjn, . d t ,i!,‘ funrr*‘ of hl* hr,,lher' Hette Hobelle. Mr* Margaret Kl ,h fr s,nf,,rd Momr ’"-monstra 137 North hlhoti Ave. with Mrs 'J L n u r c r i W o m e n !fn r rank fu’orjce. mrr* and her uimimttee who pro D'ln mrmlter* will turn at the X P Griffin's group is ho*te«*es. A !-*/ C l Air. and Air* Oliver Wilder and Vidcd dessert. Mr*. Edith Broome Home Demonstration tenter on \ covered dish *up|>er will pre­ cede the bustnev* lesston and durdaughter, Beth U u.se, or Chicago. Ult ptu„ lahle arrangement a Mr* 2S\h Si at t to o m Thursday r,d r iU /l JU IC «ere recent guest* of Mr. and A|ri^ Yo„ an„ Mr,. K|offnie »l 1 >0 p m 1 m« the evening a gift exchange . _ . ... Mrs. Gerald llo-ack. n„nLi.. ticket n-i,-, committee. 1Uep< 101 »mt 2'* «• » 2r°uP 1° will be hrld Atemhrrs also will _ . . . „ Runkli'. The United Women . . . Presbyterian rnmmiinltv Mrs. Grace Bureson. Birmtng Nlr, nutlrr imro,)ucPrt guests. tiir home of Mrs. R K Koehlk in bring gift* to tend to a patient j f t the Lake h Mary Community ham, Ala, u visiting her aunt, (i. ii..ir 0»teen, for a Christmas parly. in a mental hospital. Mr* Mr*. ^Presbyterian Church will hold -* - - - -Rose - - -Phi!lip*. -o -,U rr> vv*ir- ho'pttal administra­ * Air*. Gif1* will t»e distributed among «rnger, clais president invites til tor, and Mr' It. N, Black welder, Christmas sale on December 10, Jlm McCullough. New Martin* former auxiliary president and the members. members to attend. An extravagant -elect inn ef 11. and 12 at the real estate olfic* ujlr> w „ visiting hi* bio Mr*. IA. Faulk, chairman of proof Raymond M. Ball in the Evan* Tom McCullough. rhiuealone*, pearl*, brilliant I gram and projects. Budding *n Lake Mary. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ itonev in pin*, emrlngv, neck. Cash donation* were given bs Plan lo do some of your Christ- . . * t ........ n L , „ . i Mine*. Lynn Heed. Rohellu, and I.t e « , * e t* f ma* 'hopping there. They will of- LailKO iM cll A A. (TUI CD Peterson. A band painted randy fer needlework, el.ina gifts and H o H O F S R C V . C lD T V dish donated by Air* Yost anti Atr*. I mill XI.BB many other articles for sale. Kiesial wa* won hy Mr*. Marie __________________ Following prayer meeting, Wed Rrntsch of DeBary; a plant arnesday evening, members of the rangcment from Mri. Irving Pryor Lake Mary Baptist Church honor- of Sanford wa* won by Mrs. W ed their minister, Rev. J. E. Be*ier of Dellary. Mrs. Ruppert Born for beautiful gesturing! The t j k r Monroe Home Demon Curry, with a farewell party. Re Mronach pamltd * heautiful tray Our wonderful cholca nf glova stration Club will mret Thursday freshmenti nf rake and eoff.r beauties in long or sboit at the home of Mrs. Claude Hit tell, W),r(, , prir(| {0 those present and on Orange B vd., lor the annua . . lengths. H a v e Christmas party, ' »lf 0‘ ; o b' inke" prc' Starting lime is 7 30 p m Airs, vented to Rev. Curry. F ro m I2.00 Mrs. H. I*. Johnson will h« to The new pa»tor. Reverend Wil hostess There will he an exchange lard Bowman, will assume hi* of gifts duties as pastor this Sunday. rees Conferred By O.E.S. Keller Family Hold Reunion Miss Redding Honored J\t Morning Coffee Mrs. Blaha Wins Bridge Award Church Calendar Longwood S. S. Club Plans Annual Party *nr“rV,p'S;,n.» cure,, urn For Mrs. Baney Party Honors Mrs. Songster The Sanrord Moose elub held it** second anniversary dance, Satur­ day night a t the lodge hall. A large number of members and girt’sl* a'trnded. Preceding the dance, • M M luncheon waa served to thoso present. P r i m were won by Mrs. Vivian Meyers of Sanford and Otiasjohlom of Lake Mary. The neat meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at » p. m. Plana will be completed for eoalng ■vents. VAH-l 1 Plans Holiday Party Mrs. R. R. Brown Jr., entat* tained Ihe officers wives af VAH11 with a coffee at her home, with Mrs. D. B. F. Brow* as eo-hos*. ess. The coffee and a delicious assortment of cookie* and rolla were served from the dining fable, decorated in a Christmas motif. During the bminass session, Mrs. J. E. Bachman waa elected a* representative of the VAH-tl wive* to the officers wires flub and Mrs. W. H. Faulk was ehooe* alternate. » Mrs. C. O. Donnaud and Mri. I). M. Denning told tha group atplan* for the Christmas party the -quadron is giving Dec. IT, for VAH-U children and thair par­ ents. A gala affair Is promised,with Santa Claus Kheduled ta appear with a gift for each child., Mrs. W, A. Rose waa given a special welcome. Her husband, M. Ro*e ha* recently reported for duty with VAH-U. Other* attend-' mg were. Mrs. R. A. Smith Jr., Mrs. R. W. Ramey, Air*. J. F.v Trout. Mrs. W. C. Shafar, Mrs, William Malinowski. Mrs. H. R. Weber, Mra. U D. Trnmson. Mrs. N. R. Thom. Mra.” A. R. Anderson Jr., Mrs. G. R. Robertson and Mra. H. F. De­ ment and her mother. Mra. >. A. Doron, who ia visiting from Cata * rado. Shop For Christina* At ( V / / / .T 214 B. M Pink Ladies Sell 325 Tickets For Successful Benefit Party fisA&onaJU Osteen Personals Iliford"" IS?1S ?! Fidelis Class Party Thursday •rr,'r,"; r FOB HOLIDAY EVES Plan Sale Jewelry 0 ♦ ♦Monroe H. D. Club To Meet Thursday Gloves SANTA (in Person) visit your children! LA T M T For Aour Convenience, AAe AAlll Be Open Til • P- M. Each Weekday Evening In til Nina*. Nunn • Hush Freeman Paradise Naturalizer Star Brand Jacqueline Handbags Bexuitfully crafted evening bwg* In complete ynnr elegant • Poll-Parroll ensemble. From $3.00 Hours* K In s P. M. Mon. thru Fri. CALL FA 2-7 0*7 for Appointment ('owl - S1.00 per rail Sherries Fashions FOR THE LADIES and PROCEEDS Duke and Duchess Shoppe FOR LADIES FROM THE LITTLMT — ALSO LITTI-B BOAS In Tha Food Fair Building — IJlh A, Park » to Kp'ilnn Sigma Alpha fund for shoe* for need* children ‘•Open Till 8:00 Friday Night” m • Accredited Char*# Act mint* Welcomed! �\ ........... .«<■ ■' ■■ - 1 Of •aafirfe r& Syracuse Named National Champs A Coven Sports IH., ';/'■ :W lpr JSM Y COVINGTON .ItaigtiV i toatottoll gam* at tto 8MB marks tha opening of a sw am that to tha flaaat in tha history of tto t With a little bit of luck and a lot .-handing that toll f t o yean now, different coaches have * to bring tha basketball program oot .a dark ages a t SHS and it wasn’t _______Bud Layer eamo hero th at things r r atartad making a turn for the better. Since SStakhm over aa toad mentor several years lags, Bud has done a tremendous job with that seemed destined to Mdto.M __ _____ tercet in basketball around the local school had just about dropped off the ► a d ta b tto hard work of Layer and Dick IMtoera has given the game a g n a t come[hosk. It’s true that the Semlaotoa had lit games each year on the schedule they disposed of fairly easily, ami ‘ \ tto wins weren’t particularly l* . they had a purpose In the pro. of Coach Layer. Be felt that einee the teams ia recent 2 5 re e n had found tto going so rough and — had t o n winning only four or five i 2 2 in in entire sons— that tho first th . r ^ t o d wan to schedule a few aesy gam es; - Z to « t hie team used to winning. 55 Believe me, the reeolte of this theory «-hnve begun to pay off, Although tho Bern* 2 2 Jnetoe have had just aaaaons against ^ tto Ug teams, they continue to pick up -S tm o n and more victories against them and « £ before long they wilt be as highly regard. 5 5 ed aa any school in the district. We now hsvo the coaching and a fair supply of mstarial, so all we need to round out tno building program Is fan support. The biggest reason for a lack of interest has been tho poor support by spectators. It's hard to believe after visiting out of town schools where they pack the stands, that sometimes there ere only 60 people games here. Mere at Semin* ole not even the students, parents, or for that matter, the Seminole Boosters will turn out for the games. Let’s try to turn over e new leaf and support tho Seminoles during the rest of tho school year. The boys playing basket, ball appreciate a crowd of cheering fens JrwV > aa well as the football players so plan now to pick up a schedule from the players end give them our full support all season long. When you .come up and see Ray Lund* i1st and Jimmy Gracey and fellows like at In action I’m sure you will return. It’s worth the admission ju st to watch r» * ~~ z Lundquist when the action starts end -A ~ -i v J : Gracey will amaze you with his fine shoot. Ing end point making. We can't, uvuriwok LOOKOUT. TEN PINS, William Foster and Frances Mackey ere gunning the rest of the squad either, for George for strikes in the Thursday Mixed League bowling competition. Foster Ferldes, Terry Christensen, Doug Temny, bowls for the Edwards Builders Supply end Mrs. Mackey is on the Furni­ Charles Oravats, John Allred, Alex Me* ture Center team. 1 (Staff Photo) Xibbln, John Taylor, Eddie Fuhrman, Mike Roberts end John Marsh are also fine players that will give you s6methlng to come out for. The JV ’s begin the action in the first game a t 7 p. m. In the SHS Gym so plan NEW YORK (UPI)— Cincin­ Cincinnati, which had a 63-point failed Press International to be there. By the way, a former Semin­ nati, the pre-season choice for the lead In the pre-season bsUollng EAST ole, Buck Mctti. will be coaching the Ly­ national championship, took an on a points basis, boosted that man varsity tonight. St. Vincent 10 Carnegie Tech 71 even tighter grip today on first margin over California to 102 S Cage Scores Cinci Strengthens First Place Hold Lose 'Blockbuster' US,’. MIAMI. (UPI >—Branch Blekay. • "We were not the lea l *ur• i n t familiar old battle gllat back prUod," Rickey it id calmly. - H e bia eye, premlaed te let leeae The National Lcaiue'a an­ 2 b bleebbuaWf today aialait the nouncement that it b u "no prtiSk m artcaa League wbleb be fatla la ant plaaa for expanaion" wai te MbSUfS tbe CoaUnaatal more te tbe llkiag of Continental leaiuo offlelali, who Insist the wilt have a »Utamest today osly reaaon tbe American League wbea I’m through tbay will kotpa talking eipanilon if to ar me," declared tbe mil fiery, hamptr the eew circuit's'efforts >-y*»rold Continental - League to obtain Ua last three Iranriildmt cblaes. Conjecture aa to what tbe, InConunlialoner Ford Frick view­ emdoea Bkhay poailbly could ed Monday's announcements by lavo up hli lUtvo raoicd from tbe two major taaguei aa a green a fUHi that he will announce hie light for the Continental League prompt intention ot going te Con- to go ahead with Us plant. \, te attU aaatber i m u that r "Now that tha National and may dramatically produce three Iraacblaas needed to round out bla propoied right-team American Leagues have reitated their positions aa announced last May, the Continental League con­ tinues to have the opportunity of proceedings with its announced program," Frick declared. "The commissioner looks forward to such positive action as wilt per­ mit them to qualify for major league status.** So far, the Continental League has five cities in the fold. They are New York. Denver, Toronto. Houston and Minneapolli-St. Paul. Among the other cities said to be Interested In securing a franchise are Buffalo, Montreal and San Diego. Bishop Moore Downs Oviedo Team, 54-46 In Cage Play Without (standing to do to, Fm ideot Jo t Croats of tho American League practically forced Rlchey'a hand with Mon­ day’• announcement that "no dafliite decision has bees reached regarding expiation ot the Amir- Bishop Moore defeated a fighting beaten by Lakevtew last Friday, lean League/' Ovitd* five last night, 54-48. 33-32. It was the second loss of the Bishop Moore held a narrow 28 26 Schooling Races Start Tonight season for Oviedo as they were lead at the half but put on the pres­ sure to win in the final quarter of the game. .Mike Duda of Oviedo was high scorer for tho game with £0 points. Bishop Moore also won the B squail game, 37-28. Last Friday, Lakcview downed Oviedo 33 33 in Hie final minutes uf play. Johnny Tesinsky was high scorer for Oviedo with 17 points. In the Jayvee game, Lakcview was the victor, 47*27. Cannon Honored As No. 1 College Gridder Of 1959 Dog racing fans can witch num­ erous ace greyhounds run tonight when schooling starts at 7:30 at tbe lanford-Orlando Kennel Club la preparation for the track’s official Opening, Saturday, Dee. II. NEW YORK (UPI) - Billy CanThe publie is Invttsd to these non, Louisiana State's All-Ameri­ pre-season contests which will con­ can halfback who claims he starts tinue nightly, e x c e p t Sunday, "getting nervous" each Thursday through Wednesday, Dec. 18. In tha fall, Monday was named col­ Tbrigbt’s fifth mad ninth event* lege football's “ Player of the #f Um 33-rac* program should pro­ Year" for the second straight sea­ vide plenty of eicltameat. Five son In United Press International's greyhounds representing the Wal­ annual poll. ter Bowser Kennel, a new comer, Cannon, a 210-pound all around xtMt in the fifth race. However, athlete who has been timed In 9.4 four of the entrice wera popular aeconds for 100 yards, narrowly here last winter when running for edged Pete Dewkins of Army for Jack Herold. the honor in 1938. Cannon won by They Include Rocky Mac Duff a wide margin this lime, collect­ and Rocky Mae Glaty, who starred ing 131 votes in nationwide ballot­ at botb Raynham aad Taunton, ing by 33> iports writers and Mass, la recant meets, and wera broadcasters. picked to compete in Taunton’s Richie Lucas, Penn Slate's All933,000 Amarlean Derby, tha rich­ America quarterback, was a dis­ est purs* be greyhound racing. tant second with 43 votes. Bill During three preliminary rounds in Burrell, All-America guard from tho rugged competition of this ma- Illinois, waa third with 18. Jer event Mae Duff turned in a first, Bob Schloredt of Washington and third sad fifth while Mae Glaty's Fran Curd of Miami, ( /la .) were aeon waa two sacoods and a third. naxt with eight votes each. Char­ The ninth race tonight Usta three lie Flowers of Mississippi and atari from the famous Oswald Dale llackbart of Wisconsin each Brothers Kennel, another outfit received seven. Jim Houston of naw to this area. They are Ob's Ohio State. Mike McKeevcr of Mortgage, Ob'a Amalric and Ob's Southern California and Roger Melon, Oswald Brothers rated as Davis ot Syracuse each received top kennal at both Raynham and six. Ron Uurton of Northwestern, Tauoton and these greyhounds did Don Lanphear of Wisconsin, Dean their share In ketping their outfit Look of Michigan Stale, and In the lead. Monty Stickles of Notre Dame re­ Track patrons tonight will find ceived five each. Thu other 34 tha big plant comptataly renovated votes were scattered among 3t until It ehlnes like a naw shoe. Also players. numerous Improvements have been added. Gators Defeat Southern, 88-70 GAINESVILLE (UPI) - Florida guard Bob Shiver upped bis aver­ age to 30 points per game Monday night in the Gators* 88-78 decision ever Florida Southern’s basketball taam. Shiver hit for It points to run bia three gamc total to oo. Gator captain Bob lharwood scored IP lats for his team's runner-up non. Guard Dick Whallty tiUJed » points to toad all Florida South­ ern scoring. The Gators Jumped to an early lead and were never headed. They K tod 4831 at halftimo. I f J* - • BE D’Amato Granted Court Hearing NEW YORK (UPI) Cus D'Amato, whose fight manager's license wss revoked by the New York State Athletic Commission, has been granted a motion for a hearing before the stile Supreme Court Dec. 12. D'Amsto lost his license after an inquiry Into alleged Irregularities In the promotion of the Ingtmar Johansson Floyd Patterson heavy­ weight title fight last June. D’Amato la Patterson's manager. In papers filed through his at­ torney. D'Amato claimed that he had not rccalvcd a fair hearing by St. Bonavenlure 03 Villa-Mad. 89 VUlanova 78 Gettysburg 38 St. Johns 101 Falr-Dickinst 80 St. Francis 90 Ky Wesleyan 74 SOUTH Auburn 104 Howard (Ala.) 37 Centenary 79 Tulanc 73 Florida 88 Fla. Southern 70 Vanderbilt 98 Arkansas St. 06 Citadel 68 Alabama GO Tennessee 80 Cli-mson 63 Kentucky St. 89 KnoxvUlc 39 Loplsvilia 77 Furman 6t Mississippi 88 Chattanooga 68 MIDWEST Ohio St. 99 Butler 0*1 Iowa 79 North Dakota 43 Kansas 63 Texas Tech 71 Notre Dame 78 Wisconsin 38 Cincinnati 89 Miami (Ohio) 38 DcPaul 83 Western Ontario 36 Wichita 83 Arizona St. U. 76 Nebraska 76 Minnesota 66 Missouri 79 Indiana 76 SOUTHWEST Texas A&M 67 Houston 49 Arkansas 63 Tuba 31 E. Tex. St. 72 Midwestern 68 WEST Utah 83 New Mexico St. 67 Colorado 82 New Mexico w> Seattle U. 83 Hawaii 33. Keelty Resigns Oriole Position MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (UPI) — James J. Keelty tendered hiv res­ ignation as president of the Balti­ more Orioles today and recom­ mended General Manager Lee Marl’llail as his successor. The recommendation by Keelty. who iald he was resigning because of "outside business pressure*," was considered tantamount to ap­ pointment fur Macl'hail. points this week. West Virginia, fourth in the pre­ season ratings, jumped to third while Ohio Slate and ««pMin«rc ace Jerry Lucas jumped from sixth to fourth. North Carolina re­ mained in the No. 3 slot. Kentucky, third in the pre-sea­ son ratings but upset by South­ ern California Saturday night, dropped down to Sixth. SI. Louis bounded all the wsy from 14th place to seventh with three im­ California, last season'! NCAA pressive victories. Indiana was champion, was second, Just as it eighth, Kansas ninth, and Utah was in tha pre-ssaion poll. But 10th. place in the first weekly ratings of the 3939-60 college basketball season released bv the United Press International Board of Loacties. With All-American Oscar Rob­ ertson firing 43 points tn his first game and 43 in tha second, during the past week, Cincinnati received the first-place volts ot 33 ot the 33 famous coaches who comprise the board, compared to 18 in the prc-scason ratings. ITaltto P rw laUvMttoMl NEW YORK (U P Ii-fiy m u M Univmity, which compiled major collet# football's only parfact record in 1959 al­ though it togan tha season without an experienced quarter­ back, today waa named national champion by United Praia Intamational’a Board of Coach**. Syrscuae, aeriously teatad only once an route to a 1(H) la the first Eastern school te lead tbe Deal biUotiag for a season since tbe rstlai* were In­ augurated la iMe. Army’s thirdplace finish last year was the best previous shewing by aa Easters team. Coach Ben Behwamwalder’i Orangemen rolled up Me points and allowed only Si although they went through tho campaign with two sophomore quarter­ backs, Have Sarette aad Dick Easterly. This performance earned Syra­ cuse 31 first-place vote* and a to­ tal of 342 petals in tha final bal­ loting. Mississippi finished second. Louisiana State, third. Texas, which will pity Syracuse in the Cotton Bowl Jan. 1, was fourth with 347. Mississippi and Lgtf clash that day in tha Sugar Bowl. Georgia was fifth with 114 points, Wisconsin sixth with 137 and Washington sevanth with 131. Washington, Wisconsin's Rosa Bowl opponent, m elvcd lb* other first-place vote, Texas Christian was eighth with 1(0 points, Ar­ kansas ninth with 83 and Penn Slats 10th with 43. Syracuse, which ended Us regu­ lar season last Saturday with a M-8 triumph over UCLA at Loi Angeles, will receive a permanent trophy from UPI. Clemson headed the second 11 in the final ratings. It was fol­ lowed In order by Illinois, Ala­ bama, Southern California, Au­ burn, Michigan State, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Missouri and Florida. Georgia Tech, Navy and Wyoming wera tha only other tea mi mentioned on the final bal­ lots, Ring Results * United Press laU natkeal SYDNEY. Australia — George Banes, 148, Australia, kntcktd out Billy Tadd. I4H». Australia (I), retained British Em pin wel­ terweight titla. NOTTINGHAM, Englind-Waily Swift, England, eutpotiUd Willie Tawtel, South Africa (10). NEW YORK - Chico R o llin g 133Vi New York, knocked out Luke Easter, 133*4 Pittsburgh (I). NEW ORLEANS- Henry Haak, Detroit, stopped Jesse Bowdry, St. Louis, (10) — weights unavailable. TAMPA, Fla.—Wlllt# Pastrano, 180, Miami Btacb, Pit., outpoint­ ed Charlie Pavlis, 171, Taregte GO). 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The new engine ;sa announced Monday at West Palm Beach, Fla., by the Pratt k Whitney Air* craft Co. Ita fuel is by far the most efficient source of cbemleal energy yet available for tpace flight, officials said. .'he biggest U-S- rocket boosters are only about half aa powerful • t the Russian giants, and there appears to be no chance of catch* t e tag up la this department with ^ the U J.S.R. for several years. But with liquid hydrogen upper •tagas, American rocket vehicles ceaeatvshly cauld begin at laatt to match Russia's present payload capacity long berore bigger U. S. boosters ars available. The United States alio Is study­ ing the feasibility of a hydrogenfluorine eagiae which would be evan mort efficient than hydroV ) egnoxygea. Wbethar Russia h at a liquid hydrogen engine is not known here. But the Soviets have published what purported to be studios of a hydrogen-fluorine roc­ ket. Hydrogen engines are designed ■s upper stages because tbey work most efficiently in airless spice. To boost s rocket off the ground, the fuel has to bavo _ enough mesa to overcome tne m pull of gravity and the braking effeet of dense air. Hospital Notes DECEMBER 2 AdmlsiiMS Donna Asb. Sanford Ravenna Biart, Sanford Dora Nell Gravrnmier, Sanford Joanna Carol Decker, Sanford Sylvia Childs, Casselberry Ja n ie Kappcll, DcBary Jamas Slnglaton, Saafard Batty Buchanan, Sanford Russell Braswtll, Sanford Viola Woarnar. DeBary Birtha Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Smith, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mra. Thomaa Louder* milk. Fern Park, a daughter Mr. and Mra. John W. Decker. Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs Hughey Wil­ liams, Sanford, a ion lfr. and Mrs. Paul Biart, San­ ford, a aon DECEMBEB 3 Admissions Rachsl Brown, Sanford Ssllie While. Enterprise Alfreds Robinson, Sanford Maude Hancock, Goldenrod Grace Hall, Sanford Mary Gallo. DeBary Evelyn Nettles. Osteen Calhy Jones, Lake Mary Poona Harden. Sanford M tlie Burke. Sanford DECEMBER 4 Admission Shirley Rochester, Sanford Rosa Lee Silas, Ssnfurd Jane Wtiktrton. Lake Mary Charity Nicks Sr., Osteen Dioiel Jenkins, Sanford Carril Daniels, Hawthorne Nathaniel Scurry, Sanford Willie Henry Hawklai. Saafard Dismissals T rim Whitaker, Sanford James Siogleten, Sanford Alfred! Robinson, Sanford Florence Lowdermilk, Fern Park S a lly While a n d b a b y , E n te rp ris e DECEMBEB I Admission j . j . Govocek, Lake Monroe Eunice Brown, Sanford Miry Lee Hayes, Sanford Doyle Young, Sanford Susan Shoemaker, Sanford Porn Angel, Sanford Marie Hardy, Sanford Uvilla MacKarlane, DeBary Beatrice Lowe, Sanford Heatrica Raulerson. Deland Beauly Lowe, Sanford Harry K. Howard, Sanford \ mnie Mae Justice, Sanford Hirlhs Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raulerson, Dels ad, s son Dismissals BROWNIES INVESTED in Troop 248 pledged allegiance to God and coun­ try and promised to be helpful and obedient in their homes at a ceremony in Grace Methodist Church on Onora Rd. Xonnic Lee Hood, here, got her Brownie pin from leader Mra. A. A. Wilson. Other troop member* looking on from the left arc: Beverly Nowers. Betty Jo Jones, Patty McCoy. Anne Smith, Jackie Morgan. Mrj. Wendell Holmes, Cynthia Acord. Carla Ruycc, Darlene Lafollette, Marcha McCuullcy, Joanne Deschcnes, Honnv Keller, Patricia Kennedy, and Mary Evelyn Hearne. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Brownies help troop member Maureen Phillips, center, celebrate her birthday at a party given in the church annex. Troop 490 Brownies joining the party nre, from the left, Jo Ann Krug. Theresa Ilngcro, Margy Smith, Tcrric Winter, Mary Ann Germain. Arlene DeMattio. .Maureen Phillips, Stephanie .Miller, Judee Foster, Christine Telenmp. Roberta LeFils, Tracy Knowles, Elaine Peralto and Paulette Gor­ man. Handing Maureen a piece of cake is troop leader, Mrs. Marge Smith. (Staff Photo) Diphtheria Hits Six Accidents Keep Sanford Police Busy Over Past Weekend Town; One Dead, Six aulo accidents kept Sanford police bury over the weekend. A motor z- ‘ car collision Friday lent two 14-year-old boys, Leland Doyle Youog and Dale Alexander Jr., to Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital. Young was in good condition at the hospital today af­ ter suffering head, facial, and shoulder injuries. Alexander, a Lake Mary resident, received body bruise*. Young livos at 113 Ros­ alia Dr. The accident happened when Mra. Elberta B. Herndon, 1030 Myrtle Ave. was driving south on Elm Ave. After a north­ bound car crossed the intersec­ tion, Mrs. Herndun started acrosa 13th St., not seeing Young, police said. The motor scooter ran Into the Herndon car's frontdoor. No arrests were made. A Seminole Blvd. sod Persim­ mon Ave. crash occurcd Sunday afternoon when a car driven by Carlton R. Newell of DeBary hit an auto driven by Nathan C. Mincy, 400 Myrtle Ave., police re­ ported. As Mincy tried to turn from Seminole Blvd. onto Persim­ mon, Newell was trying to ri*s and struck the Sanford man's car. No arrests were made. Driving on the wrong side of the street and reckless driving were the charges made after an acci­ dent Sunday morning at Peach Ave. and 18th St. Christine Staples was driving south on Peach Ave. when she hit Ssnford Negro Jim­ mie Lee Knight's auto which was turning into Peach from 18th on the wrong side of tht stroet, po­ lice said. Reckless driving charges wrong side of the street, police said. Reckless driving charges were made against Staples, 6W W. 22nd St. A parked Unco milk (ruck was hit on Cypress Ave. at 9:43 a m. Saturday when Florence T. Hicks, a Sanford Negro of 1310 Lake Ave. couldn't make a turn from Second St. onto Cypress, police reported A half hour earlier a car driven by William D. Crain, 1911 Mag­ nolia Ave., hit another car while driving east on Celery Ave., police said. William D. Hardin drove the struck truck which was going south on Sanford Ave. Another accident occurred Fri­ day night, when 3lonroe Caldwell, a Sanford Negro of 1209 W. 10th St., scraped the fender of a car parked on W. 13th St. Caldwell said that as he was riding along W. 13th, an oncoming car’s bright lights blinded him. 3 Threatened Scouts Collect Clothing, Toys Lake Mary Boy Scout memhrrs have requested a reminder to resi­ dents that they are collecting used toys and clothing. In good repair, to be taken to the Seminole In­ dians. The group will spend the weekend of December 19-20 with the Seminolcs on the Brighton re­ servation. Anyone wishing to contribute to the collection is urged to contact any scout member for pick ups or to take articles to the Scout Hut in Lake Mary before Monday, December 14. GREAT BEND, Kan. (UPl) — An outbreak of diphtheria has struck this central Kansas town, claiming the life of a 6 year-old boy and ibreMenlrg st !ea«! three other children. A team of slate epidemiologists was scheduled to arrive today to aid city and county health author­ ities in planning precautionary measures against the disease. Superintendent of Schools I). V. Swartz ordered all grede and high schools closed "for at least two days" and possibly longer. Athletic events were also can­ celled and parents were urged to keep their children at home and away from crowds. Charles Edward Rrichard died Monday at a hospital where he had been a patient two weeks. The child became ill during the Thanksgiving holiday and his Ill­ ness wss later diagnosed as diph­ theria. 4 - W M F r i Seminole High students will get firsthand proof that a car can't stop on a dime in an auto safety test Dec. IS. Two students, a faculty member and a policeman will each try to make a special car slop short while going 20, 30, or 40 m.p.h. Three pistols mounted on the ear's bumper will hre yellow paint builns .u liie pavrinrut wiien the driver is given the stop signal, Farm Out Forward NEW YORK (CPU—Earl Ingarlield, a young New York Hangers forward, was sent lo the club's Springfield farm club in the Ameri­ can Hockey l-eague Monday after the Rangers obtained waivers on him from the other National Hockey league teams. slams on the brakes and stops the car. A safety engineer riding be side each driver will operate the pistol equipment. The auto safely test sponsored by Nationwide Insurance will be It 1:30 p. m. on Laurel Ave. between 16th and 18th streets. World War I Vets Plan Party The Veterans of World War I Rarraeks No. 188 and Indies Aux­ iliary will hold their annual Christ­ mas party Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the American Legion Hail. Gifts will be exchanged during the evening and each one attend­ ing the parly Is asked lo bring a small gift. Former Lawmaker Starts Jail Term BARTOW ( L T D - Former legis. lator E. B. (Shorty) Jones Jr. was scheduled to begin a fiveyear prison sentence today or Wednesday (or trying to open up Polk County to a bolita ring by bribing the sheriff. Jones, 40, who served as a state representative from Madi­ son County in 1933-35, surrendered here Monday, His cave had been turned down by the second dis­ trict roust of appeals on Friday. Jones was convicted last Feb. 26 or offering to givs Sheriff Ha­ gan Parrish 83,000 and lo per cent of the taka if he would overlook a gambling syndicate operating in Polk. L'Bob Q .W u m le i/ Ciqsjicij Tigers Sign Four DETROIT (U P I ) - T h e Detroit Tigers have signed four liupetuls— John Gridin of North Bssncli, Mich., Dun N'uwcry of Albion, Mich., Bill Shelton of Washington, D. C., and Tom Sfhroedcr of Kenmore, N. Y.—to 1940 minor league contracts. Scores Triple BALTIMORE. Md. Frank K'orthcult, a jockey Irutn Covington, ed his Pimlico victory Monday when he scored victories. 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FA 3-0134 Call FA l-SITS. 1BEDR00M h u t 17 30 work. Can FA l » l l . fm lft Tuea. Dae. S, 1MB—P t f t |jf c B w O te ^ ^ HMIh ^ ^ R a g M t 1B»A Biaaty Parloro FACTORY PAINT OUTLET A Satisfied cuitomer I* our be-t R E C O R D PLAYER, portable, “At The Totem N T advertisement automatic, 43 RPM with assort3417 So. Fronch A rt. FA 31443 HARRIETTS REALTY NOOK mart of records; also tractor Lot u* recommend ■ competent 104 So. Oak Ph. FA 7-3712 set with motor. Phono FA MIBB. Painter, Paper Hanger ro Con­ Year Glamour Readanirten TAILORED maternity wardrobe, tractor. like new, reasonable. Ph. FLOOR sanding and finishing FA 2-3134. Cleaning, Waalng. S e r r i n g Seminole County since 1*23. MAYTAG Washing Machine, rxBeamy Baton H. M. GLEASON, Lab Mary. cellenl condition; type writer. 341* Oak FA 1-7M4 Phone FA 14430. FINK INTERIOR PAINTING FA 3-TSSa O. H. Ferguson FA 2-UTT LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON ORANGES and tangerines I t por bushel and up. Phono FA 2-3047. Baggerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. B A M ROOFING Ceatractlag A Repain HO Gage Rc til train art. 1 year Lleoaaed — Bonded —Insured 14. Ftowttu A Ptonln old. *20. Can FA 3-3 ~ FRRR ESTIMATES 3:30 P. M. Cat Ftowera Far Aay OcreeUn 111 Sanford A rt. Ph PA >7*43 SANFORD FLOWER SROP TA 1-1832 or FA 2-8174 SPACE HEATER, FA * PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded 100 SEEDLING Orange Trees two GOOD used appliances and TVs, Free Estimates — see Jake at 317 S. Palm ate yrt. old; Saw Hospital, Country Work Guaranteed Club Rd. Bemtooto Painting Contractor* Sell Ua Your Furniture. ____ PA 3-1344 17. Ptta . Uroatoch • Suppllee Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST, FA 3-4BTT. MINIATURE poodles AKC regis­ IS. Special Rerrleee tered, excellent pedigree, Ph. BOAT, Motor, Trailer and 1944 HEATING FA 2-S442. Buick; all to excel lent aondtH. II. POPE CO. Hon: the work* (or $430. Inquire I*. Boats and Motor* 200 S. Pack — FA 1-4234 at 1214 Park or phono FA2-34M, lA f f - A - D A Y vU ,*?*n (Hawna par MAJOR BROWN RRALTY RaaHor LAKE MARY S ROOM, etout, modera, form* ted apartm ast, BB1 Palmetto. Phono PR FA 1-1337 of FA 5-1464. FA I-4SM. ted d in g • PilsM sf • I i m Ij i CLEAN, nicely furnished apart% * - Bpertol a m k s s mint, l i t Elm. IN . Pti. NO 634FT. It*A te a r ty P a ria n It. Ptoews A HOUSEKEEPING CotU|4i. Alio IT. two l-bod room heuMlroilort. II. C a a p Sontm lo. W tkivi R lrtr, It. M e t and M Ph. FA M ill. Stenatrom Realty ■EBRERT BTBNSTROM Rogiotarad Brnkar LBN RISNRR LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BETTTR D. SMITH Aoaaciato* FURNISHED 3 bod room houio, Floral Halshta. Ph. FA 2 4WT or 111 N. F a rt — Fh. FA 3-!!3t f a t- m t. FOR THE CHOOSY FAMILY »A IL _H ~ I t s A ROOM and BOARD tn p rin t# homo. Ph. FA 2-0943. Naat I Bodroom (rimo, am two tot*, with btarlflf eitru* aad gardtS. 17,800. EFFICIENCY apartmont, 117 V. 3rd. Phone FA 3 badroom*, maooary, FOUR lata, only Bit,TOO. PIZZA-KTC — they're home-mod# FURNISHED apartmoat of lour room* aid bath; adulti only. bf Mlllit. O it I t s ONLY i t the Phono FA > 4343. I bodroom*. framo, idtolly located OFFICE BAR Is Lake Miry. TTmiT*™"" 1-BEDROOM house, kitchen equippod. Phono PA I MU. on two rory boautiful Iota—re ducod to low low price of III.IOO. I TRAILER LOT* with Ih m City 3 bedroom masonry « HP* M U r available. l e e ■TORE aad office — about Mt taka, 113,300. ro. ft. «tf v. m. sot . Olka Traitor P a rt, Ph FA PUTS l i t W. tth. boautiful t bedroom*, framo, float, comfort­ RENT A BED "You should gat a kick out of this. Doc. I think I k f t my pliers in your TV sat l" I. Real Eatata Foe Sato NEW LOCH ARBOR HOMES! It NEAR HOSPITAL monthly will htndlo thu cut* 2 bedroom bungalow, priced at only $7*30. Offered by SEMI­ NOLE REALTY. 1901 Park A rt. Pays 2424 SUMMERLIN BIS Holly Awe., 3-badrooma. Only $400 00 down, FHA, will make you the proud owner of thia de Friend Me quick win at $4,400. lute 3 bedroom Pbtllipe-Buill Bt.MB dawn payment. Contact home m beautiful Wynnewnod Mr*. M. L Reborn. 18M R. Notice the corner location, trees, leminoto Bird. and 91' x 130' lot. Exclusive with SEMINOLE REALTY. 1901 T art Are FA 2 5232. Aa law an $M0.00 dawn, M W REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 1344 French Ave. J. W. HALL “ Call H a ir Realtor Phone FA 13441 C. A. Whiddon, Sr. ATTENTION N A V Y1 Overroe* bound. Must sell our privately BROKER built 3 bedroom home. Ideal for m Bn. Park A rt. Ph. FA t-MB1 family. Close to bare and school*. Outside rily limtli. Hardwood Room, kitchen equip Cart dawn in meetgo goo m two pad; large Ini. Down psymrnt ad­ b e a m in the eowatry located justable. Call FA 2 5403. on 4 M r. On* hew n routed, •rod water. LOTS for sale: ilrarrd; high ground. It* i 143': Near Raven S E E A N D M AKE na Park; 1*30 FA 1-7213. O FFER OWNER WANTS To ROSA U PAYTON Use The Herald Regirterod Real Estate Broker Mary E. Carmoa — Lea S ales! B. E. Reger*. Sr. Aaaadataa Fh. FA M itt U-a$ at K iw a k a Si- J*im &nAp Cmmfmf Went Ads RAN SEM KNOLLS 1 Bedroom MORE rn R YOUR MONEY HOMES RY /E L l.t r .0 M J550 BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 3 BR. beuro on Mignoiia, )u»t out MODEL OPEN DAILY of city limi'a; krtchro equipped, 4 Blorks west of French vooottro blind*, rotoo bettor on torh Street Mum rod at one*. D M Will trade fro Iota model opr. MA end I helhs. choir* of enW i r o n ro f a t #333. tile—Furred end p listrr wells— All rltclrir kitchens— Terrst/u f l o o r »—Custom built ralunct work end dust free rlm fts— AND ASSOCIATES Landsclped srsd other plus leaBotaro lure*. ni dr o* f. t i t Bo. Pork At*. Ph. FA $ 8441 W. H. "Hill" S T E M P E R Ageney Hanford Realtor A tasaror M m Bldg. U k f Mery ASSOCIATES; H E. Teffer Fh. FA t-13$0 Arthur F. P»y, Everett Harper Robert F. Mey. Rert Pilcher, LAKEFRONT Property in Osteon Helen E Noonsn 244 ft aa lake; 231 ft. an front; 277 ft. *« East; $4 ft. on Wert; Phone FA 2 4991 112 S. Perk modem 2 bedroom home, double g u e p : P t a i l trees; I to. w rt- Fh. Pel onto. SArden 3 I7TT RAYMOND M. BALL 111 S. Fat* Aro. Pk FA 3 41«| HOUSE for Sato ee Trad*: Png* $7,300 Term*. Ph F4 14114 M A T l'R R K N E W aametep tfcat top Imle o a k __ tb it graaiAd growing itoridw II* would anmedsy shad* this modem 3 bedroom home. Ntgi, trim, and height in'ide because of the added Florida room, the price will surprise you —pleasindy! $1,840 :* W * will mike R yourx. w II. “ BUI" trtM P F .P Agracy /M W FA 1-4445 UB ft. fto k I u n e h a r t c e r a m ic s t u d io ' Greenware Free Instructions Gift Pieces—Supplies—Kilns Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2-tTfff 3. Real Eaiate For Bale TRADE EQUITY m home for late model ear. FA 12347. able. on t ' i aero*, five acre* ROBERT A. HILUAM4. Realtor teltow ey. Hospital * Baby Btdt 4. Rool EoUto Wastod In baarinc irova. oicollrnt loca­ Raymond Landqmtot, Asane. By D iy. Week or Month. WANTED: TO BUY: * tion, with inrottment fcaturo*. FA B-3441 Atlaattc Bath BMf CARROLL'S FURNITURE houaa; pay Mr U s rast. Writ# priced at $37,000, include* proFh. FA » .» lll l i t V. Ut t Mr. Buriay Bosatt, 111 E ln root eitrui crop. Look Into thin. BY OWNER: 3 bedroom frame Tlx A n ., B asted, year old furnished house; lot AFTER D tctm b tr M .. I bed104' a 134.* One mile to school ------heuro, Ut ‘ I bedroom*, oror 300 ft, frontage ». Rssl m a t s t e r and 'hopping canter. RctvmFA 64681 on wall traveled pared State able. 19(8 Minnesota Ave., Win­ road. Goad location for family BLEEPING ROOKS. Tht Oiklti, 1 BEDROOM Mam* nouro is Tory grocery and service (Ution, woil ter Park, Florida. Call Midway Bosd condition' (p rin te r #ys K toi k im m Ui . f a t e n t . 4 till. worth the price, 110.100. tom; Mod and i t or arraomd la I-BEDROOM unfurnished houtt, porch: f tr a s a ; lirpo e.m et Ion; 3 bedroom«. masonry, on two large YOURS FOR XM»"» ! • kitchen electrically iirninpiil tot w. nth. at. $1300 for Equity — term* available oak abided lot*, beurtiful ook M il Willow Ak m , Ci I a bedrooms—t bath—on Circle floor*, $13,NO. p a Mart. Park Ct. rtnecresl. SMALL boats lor M O M ,_______ Phone FA 2 2034 Mr DAD, Truk tro ti. AND ao 4 bodroom*, rural location, fenced t w o BEDROOM Room, 404 Bis Ci r 1 t a. KKeten * apartmoat ta root Mr t o w a . yard, bearing eitru* tree*, rory FOR SALE: Lota, all graded, on b u m M at prtc*. can MB.8B Phono FA MSS1 nice and only IT,>00. paved side road near Monroe SANFORD PROPERTIES 4 bedroom*. M a t a* a pin, clow In Corner*. Phone FA 2-2734. FA M M Atlantia Raak Bldg. e ve ryth in g * v a r y ale# fu rn itu r e , 2-BEDROOM home, hardwood OFFICE SPACE r t t t m f l re a d y la nava M, tll,3ea. Us. I l i Oak At o m f a floors. large lot. *144 Adams Court, Wyaoewood. T e r m * . Eeedbook, W YOU DON'T LIKE THESE, buy TA 2 1617. FA in n ate* largo lot*, foot off W. For delightful suburban liTtaf, lit. Bt. for B1.400 ind build yarn NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; Sand Me l a k a a p a r t m e n t s : I*oo than IS minutes from Ban4 bedroom s; Fur exciting priTtSt hot ho. 114 W. F M Bt. Mad. lot uo ahae yon Moot family living with planned luxan alky romrellad value*. I badPARMER'S AGENCY nry plus ample entertaining 4AOON ( i r i l l l t l M. V. Farmer. RaaHor facilities end play arena at FA BUM. prtcod m b alianU y t o e e modeeala price*. Shown by ap­ D. H. Whitmoro •14.M W, y ear stoic* ot S down pointment. Call FA 2 4031. Ullian G. Trarna I-BEDROOM M m ldn A homo, M paymant ptaao. Eaaluaira with Associate*. Smyrna Dr., DoBivy, NO MFTt. B-BEDROOM. kitchen equipped . SEMINOLE REALTY, IBM F a rt 1U I . French Arc. Ph. FA * 52J1 home, taw down peyment. $34 IFURN. M P u t A lt, Am ., FA B-l— A*#r hour*, FA M ill. FA I t t l t . a month. Ill* Summerlin. FA B4BU FOB BALE BT OWNER: Hauro, 13. Articles Foe Sato Gateway Ta The Waterway Your RVIN RUDE Dealer Rnbrum S p o rtin g Goods 204-88 E. 1st. Ph TA :-398t LEWIS SALES A SERVICE Vespa Motor Scooters 2f. AntomeMIe* Healer A Lawn Mower Service LIKE LAKES? H your pockethnok match#* vour Wert Country Club Rd. FA 3 7*2* FOR SALK: '38 Ford fordoe. one local owner: best offer. Phone taste for superb LAKEFRONT | Maintenance: FA 2-4847 after 4:0tt. value, w# bavo a group of 2. Complete Lawn Fertilizer — Spraying — tin tins 3. and 4 bedroom homes beau­ ’33 FORD ton pick up truck JOHN LOM.MERSK tifully located and luxuriously with Ford'O-Mattr, clean, tutnnr 41< Willow Ave. FA 2 7197 built to provide you Ibe utmost finsh. Phone FA 2 37*1, pleasur* In Florida living. TV and RADIO REPAIR af r Priced from ta.JW . lot tie therm 3:00 nights and weekend*: San­ 19.34 ENGLISH FORD "An|ll*", you and you he the )u ge. low mileage. FA 2 3407. ford, Lake Miry and Lontwood. FA 1 2771 and FA 18413. W. R. "Rill" STEMPER Agency 1934 MG-A: romplrtelv overhaul­ Phono FA 1-4M! 112 N. Park ed: FA 2 4844; 2419 E. Capilan SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Dr. Since 1048 7. Bu'iaeea Opportanitiea 4 H IRK IteRARY NOrth 1-4711 f’UK SALK; '3U font Irurk. Good WANTED: Men intereted in NOrth 8 4422 Cond. Phone FA 2-311* truck farming on part ttm* nr ENVELOPES.' LetterheadsTstatefull lime basis, We Neve good ments, invoice', hsnd bills, and H t Trailer a landi. Will ihare emp or rent. program*, e t c , P n arrisiv e 3 BEDROOM trailer fully air tonPhone FA 24033 fur appointPrintini Co. Phone FA 2 M il— ditioned, washer and dryer. Will ment. American Produce Ka304 West 13th St. aril equity very reasonable or rhange, Inc. will trade for equity in ) bed­ Form core Storage and Moving room home. Phono FA l-SIM. 8. Female Help Wanted Tn and From Anywhero c. b . rm ujFft WHITE female help warned JIust MW Frmteti Am. P*. FA 2-IWI I t. Fnrnitare he It. Apply to Pig 'N Whistle. • BIG VALUES PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING WOMEN SEW Easy Ready Cut • QUICK CREDIT W. L HARMON Wrap-A Round apron* home. • EASY TERMS PH. FA 1-4223 After 6 P. M. Earn $11.14 doxtn—ipare time. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Write Accural* M fgrt., Free R. M. W ilkin*. C o n tra c to r perl, New York. • Asphalt Drivewayi New And Used Fwrtiur* • Parking Arras 311 K. First St. FA 15442 Quality Workmanship A Material* AVON C A LLIN G Used furniture, ippUt arot, troto Term a To Suit Your Budget For women who want to earn etc. Bought-sold lorry'* Marx • Free Eitlmatoa about $2 - $3 prr hour. WRITE • fo rk Guaranteed 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA I-41IB Manager, Box 244, Lockhart, Phone FA 2 4030 Sanford, Fla. Fla. lor ntervlew. New ft Uied Furnltun ft Appli­ ance*. A Good Plgea To KXIHA MONEY needed ut your BUY, SELL or TRADR home? Make spare time pay. As little- ax three hourt per day will n a r k Glams 4*1 Sanford Ave. bring eartllrnt raraings oppor­ W indshield FA 2-7146 tunity. No experience nereisary. Door Glarus V ent Glams CUSTOM BUILT furniture -tonWrile Box C, e 'o Sanford Her­ S E R V IC E gle pieces or seta. Also furni­ ald, giving phone number. Senkarik Gian* and P oint Co, ture repair. Cabinet* made. 112 114 W. 2nd St. TA 1 4812 >. Mato H4lp Wantml FA I 7043. MODERN RUG CLEANERS ROUTE SALESMAN; Exeelloiti ROM.AWAY. Hospital and Baby established rout*. Guaranteed All Sits Rugs And Wall Tn Wall Bed* Day, Wrek or Mnnllt— Carpets. Salisfartinn Guaranteed. minimum a* ary. Apply in per FURNITURE CENTER Ph. FA 1-7437 arm to Philips Colonial Clean I Week Service llo Frenrh Ave. era, 110 South Palmetto. Ph. TA 1-79.VI PUMPS - SPRINKLERS _ All types and sires. Installed It. Male or Female • Do It Y ourself Now ft liaod WE RF.P41R AND SERVICE STINE Fu m i ta r o and A ftflia To service Enterprise and Ben Machmerr ind Supply Co. •on Junction area. Apply San­ to! W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4432 Mother of Sanford ford Herald. ■ClAI M3 I00 R- Ftrxt St. Fh FA 1-8941 TV FUTURE TUBE SPECIAL T T H K enR aw T Fny 2 weeks rotyi SOBER, Reliable, family man de­ 17 in isrrept some porlahlral 523..VI sires steady employment, local II tn. SU 30 rf'ident. g»od referent#*. Ph. It in. 53.1 'a All lubes have a ] vear guarantee. FA 1 *033. I.LOYDS RARlO A TV T T ris u B s T T e rv irw * II* Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 2 9790 SANFORD Plamkifli ft ■eating 15-A H efty Perlore 2344 So. Elm Ph. FA 1-7*14. IH IIIIS’ IIKAUTY S IIO I' met Adams Ph. FA 1-3533 Joe C. Themes 1423 Parita St. FA t-8449 WILSON - MA1ER AUTO- GLASS INSTALLED Jenkins Furniture ISAVEI Motor Route Carrier Plumbing & Repairs TM CONTRACT aad RRPAJft HORR >107 Saoferd Art. PA 1WTO N EW R AVEN N A PARK HOMES PLUM BLNGContractmi A Repdirs Free Kstimatei R L. HARVEY IM Senford Av*. Phone FA 2 3248 II. iUoetrtrel Bars too* Hrow Wiring - Elonrto Sid Vlhlro RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia FA MMI 1 Curi°sHy Unusual Gifts for Christmas • R a ra Tone • S p ic w • A n tlq u m • O rlrn tlaJ a S w td ia h Im p o rta • F lo rid * H a n d e ra fU We t i k e llam a on C o n sig n m en t OPEN DAILY 16 A. to. . 1:30 P. M. Alse Sundajs Thru l)*c. CLOSED MONDAY RUTH GALLAGER 3 Mi. Meet nn First Si. A Monro* l or. AT THE SIGN OF THE RED C \T • Qwiet C em m iH iitr • N ear Goto t o $450 Down T w i Wart Om 34th 9/L Foftow C o u n try Huh ltd. A Watch Far O m M ite . . . OPEN D A ILY » :M “In the City of Gracious Living” Dream Homes *340 *9890 Down P ay m o n l-N n Cloning T O T A L PRICE Hnmr* feature 1 Bnlrwime 111 Til# nalhs • Screened Pnrrh . Utility Itoem • Terrasso Flrore • Carport* • Land •raped Lota • All City Coni rnicnre'. A. M. T H I W k SUNDAY ! : M P, M. T H D ark Shaamak&Ji Const ru rtto n C o - Hie. M w*ro toft Bln Phmvo PA I-21M MONTHLY PAYMENTS READY MIXED CONCRRTR Window Sill* - t.Intel* - Salto Rock-Stepping Slones — Sleet f G rrtm Traps—Precast Stop! Cement—Dry Welli MIR ACLE CONOR•“"E CO 30f Elm Ave. FA 5 I M FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN R U N M Enclosed head. Sagpraaf hottoa rail with plailie endi. Plaitto or rayoa tapes. Cotton or nylon tords, Senkarik Glaro and P itn t Cft. 111-114 W. Vnd St. Ph. FA 25' HOSE I t . 00, Boy's Wa Dungaree# St.M pr. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 314 Sanford Aw. SCHWINN Varsity Boya BTOe — Englisli alyl*. Can be roan >1 The Sanford Herald days. ASSORTED FRUIT BOX for into; ready to ship. Call Homar Ltttto, FA 2-1194 or FA 2-2434. FoiTSALE: ISimmmia hide-tftad^ chest nf drawers, dinette Milo, automatic GE washer ft Phono FA 2-1116. 22—NoltoM ft WANTED: rido to Indiana fhr • yr. old airl about Do«. 14th. Must furnish refartneoa. box R • / • Sanford Herald. 2 4 - Inal ft Pa LOST: One rod aad root at Genova Bridge. Can FA 64421. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wa hiv-Hw. pan to to erne (M l atoelniely free wtrtoa iIm at osro ad Stnfeed Metoto white yen ■Ua hrosing far y family. P ith ap ymm ksftr ro mm B a te Office. S U N LA N D Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition Horn on naaim ad Far Florida Living. 1 k ( Bedrooma — 1 * 3 B iths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financinff Down Payment! Ixiw as $425 You ean move in imntodtItaly white tha paptra m being processed. We Guarantee Peraonal Satisfaction On Tha Construction Of Your Home For The Firat Year — Or Your Dorm Payment And Cloelng Coat Will Be Chaarfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Car Hwy. IT-02 k 27th St. Phon FA S-1S01 r o r o r o n n a n iM H s J 0 �1 ■VV IK.j31 s s ir m *-• * \ 't% y *r Named Director ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Jack Me Mahon. St. Loul* Hawks' guard, ha* been named assistant conch and director nf player personnel of Ihe National Basketball Assn, (tub, MrMahon. an eight-year veteran in the NI1A. will remain on Ihe active player list until Dec. 16 ind then will b* assigned to the Hawks' fannout list. By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (U P I)- Robert Staek, who is rich enough not to Wirt; at all, baa doubled hi* ap­ pearance* In a new TV series be­ cause he doesn’t want tn cheat viewer!. ‘‘Actor* are taking advantage of the public when they lend their aames to a program, then fail to perform in every segment.'* he ■aid. "When I first agreed to star in ‘The Untouchables' 1 was sup­ posed to appear in 11 of the 28 Show*, narrating as host in the other 15. But it .. unfair to viewera to remove the main chargeaeries. Therefore, I’m going to show up in all of them." Slack, ion of extraordinarily wealthy paranta. waa afraid televieweri would blame him for mis­ representing his role in the hourlong advanture aerie*. "The minute an audience is chested they pul the blame on Ihe performer," he explained. "I realised it would he a mis­ take to devote lest than all my attention and energy ta the aeries." In the past few years Bob was snagging the flashy, neurotic roles which most actors these days eonsidrr prime parta. Stark found them limiled end unsatisfactory. "It feel* good to let the othrr guy play the flash role,” he grin­ ned. "In tha aerie* I play a ■good guy,' and It seems to be making in lmpres*lon on (hr pub­ lic." ff Mark appear* to he overzealous It’s only natural. He owns 23 percent of the aeries through his Lingford Productions. His canny entry Into TV has upped hi* price- fa.1 ipuvlci from jao.sco per picture to the 6100,000 bracket. "The best part of a TV series is (he constant work," Bob conetudd. "In movie* you make one picture, then sit around for a year. In TV you keep busy alt year long." APPRECIATION for a job well done wax shown by « group of Enterprise boya to Rev. Blit Swyear (fourth from left) of the Hnrnett Methodist Church. The boya purchased a lamp for the parsonage. Shown above are hack row, left to right, Danny Neal, Bobby Wilbnm, Randy Emanuel. Rev. Swyear, Doug Hamlin, Don Hamlin and Terry Sellers. Front row la Happy Carlton, Robert Seller* and Bobby Hamilton. Sunday Showcase Shows Quotable Quotes Durante A t His Worst BY FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - Watching thla season's Sunday Showcase in NBC-TV’a S to • p. m. slot ha* been a little like watching a relay race by pooped-out performer*. It seem* that a battered baton Is passed along from one gimpy Showcase production to another. Sunday night. It was Jimmy Durante'* turn to change Ihia im­ pression and make the hour bounce and live a little. He didn't. In fact, hla special, "Clive My Regard* To Broadway," waa per­ haps tha worst show Durante ha* ever done on TV. Although ho waa In almost avery number, Duranle had nothing very special to offer. Hit guetl. Ray Bolder, was wasted' in a trite dance about a private eye. While Bulger almost made up for It later In Ihe "Harrigan" num­ ber, hla buoyant stepping came loo late to save the show. Durante'* other guests, Jane Powell, Eddie Hodges and Jimmie Rodgers also were wasted. 'Iflie show'i defects were magnified when the Dinah Shore show follow­ ed it. Choose any 10 mlnulea in Dinah'i show and you'll find more sparkla ami entertainment than in the (Wminutes that preceded her. And I'll even include the commercials. Important People." Carney tackled some highflying subject* ami brought them to earth with *omc vigoroui, perceptive and, by some standard*, even fearless satire. Incidentally, Carney was the mystery guest Sunday night on "What's My Line," a show he helped carve up on Friday and hr encored hia John Daly Imitation. The Channel Swim: NBC TV replace! Ihe spy series, Five Fin gers, nn Saturday, Jan. Zt with a 13-week public affairs series. The hour long p. ue-time reports will deal with such topic* as suhurhla, alcoholism, baseball's problems and African nationalism. Frank McGee""]/ ihe bust. ■ "Aiound The World With Ed Sullivan," a 90-minute CBS-TV special, is being pencilled into next May's schedule. Sullivan will tape and film home-grown talent in II countries during hia trip next March. He will utilise famous natonal landmarks for backgrounds to the outdoor performances. John Vivyan, who star* as Mr. Lucky on CBS-TV, will appear on Dec. 20 episode of Maverick on ABC-TV in Ihe role of Tinhorn. The slory, "A Cure For Johnny Itain," is said tn be a satire of Dragnet. NRC-TV now has competition on the Jan. t Tournament of Bnses parade. ABC-TV has told the par­ ade In a sponsor, ton. ami will have Ronald Brogan and Bess Myerann handling Ihe commentary. Eddc Albert ha* replsced Tony Bandall in the starring rote of Oli­ ver Krwenter in "The Silver Whis­ tle," Playhouse 9n’s Dec. 24 pro duct Inn on CBS-TV. While Durante’* salute In Broad­ way fizzled. an earlier salute to Broadway sizzled. This one, on CBS-TV Sunday af­ ternoon, offered excerpts from 10 Broadway playa and musicals that had tackled themrs ordinarily con­ sidered too controversial for net­ work TV. Brief scenes from such shows as, ••The Crucible," "The Male Animal" and "Home nf the Brave" were offered and even these excerpt*, performed by noted BOSTON (U PII—Third baseman actors, created excitement. What’x more, they demonstrated how pal­ Frank Malzonr will he honored a* lid Is Ihe hade TV dramatic pro- the mQll valuable player of Ihe UI3D Huston Bed Sox team at the duel. annual dinner of the Boston chap Hnr exception to the "Pallid ter nf the Baseball Writer* As*n,l TV" charge mrnnlioned above was of Amerira, Jan. 27. last Friday's production of Cliarlr* Dickens' "Oliver Twist." Adapted for CUS-TV'x Du Pont Show of the .MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) — Quarter­ Month by Micliarl Dyne. Ihe nov­ back Jack Cumming*. fullback el's terror was abetted by the Don Klochak and end Al GobMeln, faces nf the players, their ragged all nl North Carolina, hove acceptwardrobe* and the suitably grimy, ed Invitations to play for the South shadow filled sets. At times, Dan team in the North-South All-Star Petrie’s direction was unnecessa­ football rlasslr. Dee. 2fl rily ornate ami John MctSiver’a portrayal nf Mr. Bumble was too watery, hut Ihr rest nf the ra*t —led by Krir Portman and Hubert Morlay — was excellent. I saw most of Art Carney's NBC TV special nn Friday anil what I saw was superb. Called. "Very United Press international LONDON _ The Rev. Christapher Gamer, revealing that he hope* to get rock ‘n’ roll hymns into 2,000 juke boxes in England: ‘‘They’ll put over the Christian faith ta people who might never he reminded of it otherwise.’* NEW YORK — Aillai E. Steven««n, praising Mr*. Eleanor Roose­ velt at a dinner given In her hon­ or by Democratic Advisory Coun­ cil; ‘'Flamboyant adjective* appHcable to olilcr ladle* of history— ‘despotic,’ ‘conspiratorial,’ ‘frivo­ lous’ and so on — how absurd they »ound Ir conjunction with our gent!* ‘Mrs. R.‘ * VATICAN CITY — Pope John XXIII, telling a rhearing mass audience that although his cold was getting better he still was hoarse: "I can answer vour applause hut 1 cannot match your ■(tout­ ing.” HUTCHINSON, Kan. — itenate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson |Tex.), reilerating that ii* is liot seeking the HMV) Democratic presidential nomination; "I do not want to wear out my voice whrte I have made myself abundantly Hear. 1 am not a can­ didate.” ^ 5 i . f. .-, *»• •• t , * Youngster Disobeys His Parents; Loses Hand In Hunting Mishap TITUSVILLE <UPI> — A teen- iosinr his left hand In a shotgun ^ age boy who disobeyed hi* par­ accident, Venum Crapp*. 18. had bis I » lF ent* and went hunting in • row­ boat was rerovering today after hand amputated a t the wrist after he and a companion, who also was wounded, waded and walked more than a mile to reach safety. Crapps and Richard Burkett, IS. both nf nearby Mims, laft Saturday morning on a duck hunt­ ing trip, taking th* small rowboat about a mile out in Sal* Lakt. Burkett’s single-barreled ahot^^ gun divcharged accidentally, al­ most tearing Crapp’a left hand HOLLYWOOD (UPi) - “ The off. The gun hammer felt <m Surfers," four native Haw lian Burkett's right hand and a«v*raly boys, hive popularized a new cut it. The boys fashioned a tourniquet brand of island music oo record* and in night spots around the around Crapps’ arm and tried to row to shore. Burkett finally country. Bui they are Just getting Jumped Into the icy water and around to singing together in pulled the boat In, wading through Hawaii. water up to hi* shoulder*. They were unable to get The four Joined up as a vocal group when they enrolled at Glen­ pickup truck on shore started so had tn walk a mile to Rurkatt's dale Junior Cnllege near Holly­ house where a doctor wa* mmwood, Only two of them harj^ moned. known earh other before coming Crapps’ father, Cieln Crapps, to the slates, Clayton Naluai, 22, •aid the accident “should be a and Alan Katani, 20. They had lesson to all teen-age boys to not previously met Pal Sylvia. 13. mind their mother*. "We told W mon and Riehard and Benue Chine, 20, allhough their homes were not far apart Friday night, the laat thing before they went to bed. not to go h u n t - ^ on the islands. Ing in a row boat,” he said. "TheyM* Because they all came from Ha­ did and we are suffering.” waii, they were coaxed into form Young Crapps was a left-han.itag a singing group to entertain student*. They began singing mostly at auditorium call* at the college. Their uniijue harmoniz­ ln Thankful Tribute — ing on exotic South Sea themrs THK built them a reputation that ex­ 0 truded beyond the campus, and REMINDER they soon were discovered and —DeBARY signed hy a recorded company. HEART It was ■ valuable discovery. The boys have scored well with COUNCIL their four albums. "On Ihe Rocks.” "High Tide." "Tahiti" gratefully arrepta and acknow­ TiuJ-'Chii-tinax in Hawaii." ledges memorial riMltributinne babiy their hlggest selling record, fot--HEARTREST,AKVK;~ ’ "High Tide." was recorded oddly P. O. BOX 1M enough in the cnllege gymnasium, which has excellent acoustics. SANFORD, FLA. Four Hawaiians Finally To Sing On The Islands STARTING OUT on more thnrj just ■ morning utroll in former Marine Major John E. Richterx, H8. ns he leaven Yankee Stadium in New York to walk 111) milpx to Hartford. Conneclicut, in an attempt to tnke the (inofficial world’s hik­ ing record away from the Hritiah. The record waa set in Granham, E n g l a n d , when AHiert Johnson com­ pleted HO miles in 22 hours, 29 minutes. Rich­ ters, now an insurance salesman, said he is mak­ ing the hike to raise funds for the Hartford Associa­ tion for Retarded Children and the Connecticut Wel­ fare Association. Sanford received 14 new water and sewerage accounts during November, according to Water Clerk Gene Carter. Meter* ta the ground totalled 3.241 it the end of November against 3.222 at the end of October. Carter said. The city collected 634,243.90 in water hills la«t month. Legal Notice in vnv%rt ji n tiri r o i ht . *k «i i %«m*»; «in \ i i, r h i a i i i i r»T%TK o r t,rr>N K. CRANK. D«r#«i»d I lir il R TO I RKIIITON* TO A1.1* |*HRHON* HAVING LAKELAND (UPI) - Most of CLAIMS OR liKUANI’* AGAINST HAIII KHTATK: the state'* 27 maker* of frotrn Ynti a m l •«« h tif you itr* h * r # h y orange concentrate have already n n llfia tl a Oft r« r|t|lr*f| fr» h l a a n y H a lim Atvit t l - m i mim w h ic h y o u , o r started production this season, ac­ •Ultw r of y o u , m a y l u t t a k a ln«t i>it 111 • • ( a,I f Ni lh a uf flu a o f VI on cording to Florida Citrus Mutual. W i If on A!** r a n >tar. f*ottiiljr .1t u la * of it# C o u n ty * at h la of f ir a In General Manager Robert W. SfuilfM (h a C o u r t If m i aa In S a n fo r d , F l o r ­ It ii Iledge reported production is in- ida, w it h in a l f h l r a la m t a r m o n th a from th a lim a of lh a f lr a t p u b l ic a ­ crrailng dally and "orange* for tion n f th la n o t h # , K i t h c la im or concentrate are being bought on ilam an tl m u st ha In w r it in g and c o n ta in th a p la c a o f ra a itta n rn am i * limited scale and are being poal o f f lr a a d t r r a a o f lh a c la im a n t used primarily for barrelling pur­ a m i mu at ha a w o rn f « h y tha c la im a n t , h la a c a n t o r a t t o r n e y , poses.” o r Ih r aain a a h a ll ha ¥of»f, J, T h o m a a G n r n a y , J r liarretled concentrate I* used A b A n c illa r y A d m tn iat r a in r later In the season for Mending r . T . A, o f M i l a a ta ta with freihly made concentrate. F i r s t p u h lir a f in n o n N o v . 31, 1989 To Play For South ■•’ • v- • New Accounts Concentrate Men Start Production Pick Mal/.one MVI* HEATERS ONE NEW DIMENSION CAR PRESENTS Pr o o f pro v en It's His Car ARLINGTON, V«. 4UPI I Charles E. Evan*, a retired Washington butcher, wants hla ra r hack. Evan* claimed Monday the Ar. Hngton police department sold th* ra r whila ha « u In jail for driv. In* whila intoxicated. t1* said pnllra wrote him at hi* laat addres* they would sell the ear If ha did not elalm it. Evana charged that although He .• -*v, 1 Crime Series is Paying Off For Bob Stack Puppet Chinese Ruler Back In Obscurity I* suspect. . •••».' I P ai« 1ft—T u n . Dee. 8, 1989 UaMed Freaa IstersaUsmal R n rjr P i Yl ha* atonad for lila ertinax. History never will m o rd great M i of d*rrini-do by Hanry Pa YL But ha mu*t rata a t laait a paragraph a* tha laat of a dyaaaty, a pathatir figure *wept alone throughout hi* 64 yaar* by event# hi which ha waa forrad to play a part but over which ha bad l a control. In hla lifetime, ha *at upon two throne* and waa ouated from both. Ha waa tha laat of the Manrhu aaaparora who ruled China for nearly MO year*. And ha waa tha puppet whom lha Japan#** sat upon tha throne *f tha Manchurian »tate which Aa* renamed Jtanehukun. Hla mama croppad up h u t week hi a Hat #f nearly AO other* yrm tad amnesty by tha Red ChiH*a for earioua offenae* rangin# from political nnrellahlat to w ar ertminal. Hanry Pa Yl wa» In tha latter category. Henry P i Yl aacended the crumbling throna of China in 1908 whan ha waa 20 yeara aid. Ha auccaadad the dowager Em* praaa T*i H*l who mad# Peiping a forbidden elty to foreigner* and who** hatred of all eutaider* final­ ly exploded In tha Boxer Rebel­ lion, Her extravagancee and preJudleea already had brought the country to ruin. For four yeara Pu Yl ruled - through • regency, finally being forced to abdicate In 1012 with eatabllihment of tha republic un___df* 6|ai Yat-aan. Ha raUtrnad briefly fire year* later but again waa forced to ab­ dicate, tbia time within n month. For nearly 20 year* thereafter ha lived the obseur* Ufa of plain Hanry Pu Yl. • i t In 1034 n militant Japan had overrun Manchuria, which had tha coal, mineral* and ex. pan*ion room the Japan*** need­ ed. They alio needed *om* form of legality to mask their outright ■tail of a hug* chunk of Chinese territory. Henry Pa Yl wa» their *n*wer and they placed him on th* puppat throna White they proceeded to hulid their railroad* and dam* and a grant industrial complex In preparation for World War II. At tha and of th* war, the flu*elan* found him and look him to Tokyo to taatify In tho war crime* trial* and than turned him over to Ihelr Red China*# allira. Report* aay Henry Pu Yl ha* been hr»inw*»hed now. Th»r* are ■o more throne* for him to *it upon and h* can go bark to obKurlty ■* plain Henry 11 Yl. Rut In hi* lifetime he ha* served a* a bridge for history, through nearly 60 year* of tur­ moil In China, and In a way ha* *aen hlitory repeat Itself. The dowager empress whom hr succeeded had made Peiping a forbidden city. Under the Red*. It one* more la a forbidden city where any foreigner automatically Tv 5 ' ECONOMY. PROVEN VALUE LUiK left n<> forwarding address, he was on Ihe third floor of the i-nurth«u*e, a few hundred feet away, alt the time. When F.vurn wu« released he learned the car, a lU8t) sedan, had hern sold for fill. Evans wants the county to pay him an estimated flirt. Th* Arllngtnn County hoard has deferred artion for two weeks. IM T K T H A T M o t e d im s I V I , 0 0 0 n s m e n h a s # i t r i e w i T h e I j w i o v e r 1 M l n u l l to n m ile s . H a p p y o w n e rs lo w e r i iM iii.im r j iu it-[to rt f e w r T I e m it , se rv u r jo in . lo w r r s e r v ic e rh a rg v w , n iile u ^ e o n r e g u l.t r g .n . iiu m c I'wvi ki nuue ih.Hi 1.IXN) Herts, ||>-rr‘t i Ik in o u l T hr I .irk vivr* up ta .13.3% rt*’ K-1' hill* (th a t» HV a g-.illrm!) .irwl iwss ni.iiiuriixiKe hill* up ta 23% (“ every 1th s e rw r p>h free"). Proven higti in trade-in srwltew - tra*lr rejsnrx sftaw- l-rrk revile priim aiiovc avevnge m its pner gtotip. wrr * i\ xn*t«**iN*. r t v i B A R G A IN B Y S W D F .B A K K R i PRICES iiM r m r i m srx s is iiiih m at . >oi*n v n n w n A x n n m )■ *. rn r i l v Mi ni l u M i x i i s i n . l o x n t o r v «sn i iih m t ih h iu r a n * w m .o m . on COLONIAL LIVING SUITR Po p u la r Brands Beautiful Early American design. Finest fabrics, choice of colors. at 2 0 % off Farrell's F U R N I T U R E Arcade Package Store MB Wa Bm 4 flits FieW , Top A m m d 4He* 7%* LARK al TIH H *T V lH tSA K M R M t A l B a m toJwrf B aa ford Y nlue Sanford Motor Co. Inc. Stam p* 1094 8 . Ah . 1104 FA M IK FRENCH FREE PARKING FA 2-T95S ________ ' ; ' i .- ' �Property Owners In W est N A S Area Get Tax Reductions _________ __ ^ets Cited As Reason For Assessment Cuts Some 200 property ow nen in n 143 acre tract -west of the Sanford Navy Air Station were jriven a blanket 40 per cent property assessment reduction because of low-flying aircraft in the area. e^ The Board of Equalization agreed to the request by f^Vttorney Kenneth Spaulding who said the property owners Bulletin HAVANA, tu b a ( l 1P i t - An*, tin Young, 3S, American soldier ef fortune H i t n t a l Tuewlsy feu N yean* imprisonment h r natlgovermment activities, *** raped from Pinar 6» Rio JaU Unlay. No immediate escape de­ tails were available in Havana to t R waa d e a r Young, of Mi­ ami, had made hi* way into the nearby Sierra de Organ* billa. /lews Briefs Plane Feared Lost BOGOTA, Colombia (CPI) — A C4T airliner with 46 persona aboard was overdue and (eared lust in the Caribbean today. Thu plane wai en mute to Cartagena from the resort islands o( San Andres. Better Prices ^ LAKELAND <UPI> Belter ‘-p ric e s («r cilrua (mit were pre­ dicted today by Florida Citrus Mu­ tual. General Manager Robert W. Kutledgr said growers could uspect gradual strengthening of oc­ tree prices (or good quality citrus as the season progresses. Gales Pile Up LONDON lUPI) - Winter galea today piled up powerful storm ^M vavrs in the busy shipping lanes '^ aro u n d the European coastline (or thr fourth day and new sinkinga raised Ihe death toll past the 100 mark. For the first lime since the storm began, Russian rrsm e crews were called out. Murder Attempt WINTER GARDEN' I CPU - A 15 year-old mother of five was held in a mental hospital today .to a fte r she wrung the neck ot her ^infant sop and then tried to cut off his head with an electric saw. Sheriff Dave Starr said Mrs. Ida npears was taken to Ihe Morula Sanitarium and Hospital at Orlando late Tuesday after confessing Ihe crime Space Agency Gets New Boss WASHING ION (CPU — The De(cove Department said today that creation of a new civilian space unit headed by an Air Force offi­ cer has assured full military eouperalion in building high powered •j » rockets for deep spare exptnra ^ lion. The civilian unit, part of thr National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is to lie headed hy 43-year old Maj. Gen. Don R. Ostrander, who had been direct­ ing military missile programs since 1951. Dr T. Keith (llcnnati, NASA director, announced Tuesday that . beginning about .Ian, I Osiramler ^ W would l*e "direelor of launrh ve hirfp programs,'* He will »erv* as policy boss fur Dr. Wemher von Braun and oth­ er German born rocket experts whose transfer from Ihe Army to NASA has hern completed except lor final details subject to con< gressional approval. in the "flight easement" area were justified in asking for a lower assessment adjustment be­ cause living there is “ beyond hu­ man endurance and in some cases you can't get rid of vacant lots in the area for AW a lot.’* Spaulding cited example after example of property owners in the easement trying lo get rid of lots but were unsuccessful. "With those low dying Jets. Ihe lot tides ere not worth the paper thry are written on," Spaulding said. Spaulding, who said he waa re­ presenting some U property own­ er! in the area wbich includes Palm Terrace, said planes fly aa low aa 2$ feet In the area. Chairman John Krider told Spaulding that the board was well acquainted with the problem and persona there need some kind of relief. The board met to review »ome too other individual cases until S p. m., most of them concern­ ed with homestead exemption. A request for homestead exemp­ tion denied by former Tax Assess­ or Mary Walker was approved white tome 30 others were denied because the owners were renting the property when they filed for exemption. In other action, the board ap­ proved assessment changes in some 33 other esses snd denied some 40 others. s Krider said the board will re­ convene Thursday at 1:30 p. m. to wrap-up the proceedings. Citixena will be notified of Ihe decision of the hoard by mall be­ fore the tax bills ire mailed out at the end of Ihe month. Extensive Hun) On For Escapees YANCEYVILLE. N. C. (DPI) Planes and helicopter* roared into a £»Sliwi<U* n cAbtint hotlajk for 19 psympathic convicts who broke out of all "escape piuuf" pii'on and apparently fled the stale. “ We're pretty sure they are out of the stale," Highway Patrol I'apt. A W. Well* said In GreensIxiro. N. C. But he added that until the truck used in the escape is found "we’re riot going to call off our own search." The main hunt centered early today near Roanoke. Va . where farmer 55, It. liubinxori of Bu chanan, Va.. said three men dress­ ed in prison garb forced linn lo give them civilian clothing Tues­ day night and then made him drive them to Roanoke, Helicop ter* and planes hovered over the Roanoke area, while officers check ed on Robinson's story Of the ill that escaped yesterday one was recaptured later la the day. Board To Name New Principal The county school board will appoint a new Crooms Academy principal at their 9:30 a m. meet­ ing tomorrow. The appointee will replace Dr Roy Allen who died of a heart stuck at a recent foothall ja n e The hoard will award a con­ tract to build the Oviedo High and elementary school additions ami will discuss Ihe county school building program's progress. Six new schools and additions are now under construction. 1 p. m. Stocks (Eh? ^auforli iimtlii Swofford Out As M ayor; Gary In Landslide Need For More Parking Lots In City Cited Hanford should acquire enough land weet of Myrtle Ave. la build three parking Iota, Resident City Planner Gerald Dake said yester­ day. Sanford's central business dis­ trict seems to be growing west toward French Ave. Dake said. The city ought to ger enough land lo park at .least 500 c*(* b« fore w«»t Sanford construction boosli land prices, ha explained. The new Flor­ ida Slate Bank annex on Firat St. at Oak Aye. will take parking space from nearly too cars ac­ cording to the planner. Dake advised planning a new lot near Fultoo St. Tins would lie in with the Iheme of routing trallic around the central business district on Third St., Sanford Ave., Semi nulr Blvd. and French Ave., he explained. Right now Sinford has enough trntral business district public offstreet parking space, Dak* said. The 333 Space* in back of Ihe school hoard building, 121 in back of Ihe civic center, 44 at Second and Oak St. and 2* at Third and Magnolia make 424 L 'M irift ci«y pefUAR «"'5» sT*> planner rounied 311 c a n parked i,o private land between buildings in ihe central business district Monday. Sanford doean’t own the Second Si. and Oak Ave. lot snd Ihe Magnolia and Third St. area. Their three year lea** to Ihe city I* subject to their owner’s approval (nr rent renewal. Citizens Aroused "Rowlett’* Story” of cruelty to * small ilojr cm The Heritld editorial pajte Monday ha* Drought acore* of phone call* and a total of $5(1 in reward money for in­ formation leading to identification of the torturer* to the dog. Two people have offered reward* of $25 each and several interested in the work of the American Humane Society have pledged an intensive effort to identify and prosecute to the limit of the law whoever shot Rowlett. The story of the shooting of Ihe dog brought at least one other report of similar cruelty to small animals, in which a cal was punctured with nails, la w officers are investigating. The veterinarian who tin* been taking care of ihe injured (log said today that it is responding to treat-ment for injuries, including Hil?rnttWh*mnge. V A H -5 Still Leading N A S Bombing Derby Squadron VAH 3 ta still ahead after Ihe serond day of thr 1939 bombing derby bring held at the Sanford Navy Air Station. With loading compelilion and loft bombing near completion the Say, ■ge Son* of Heavy Attack Squadroa Five have potted 1,372 point* out of a possible 1,4oo for thr first two events hp*v Attack kqiiadron Seven, ,’iiier squadron to ronip b tf th* (lr« '<*,i event* «»** «ee uml with 1,163 points Heavy Attack Squadrons i>nr and Eleven had not yet completed itoih events dur lo carrier operations aboard Ihe Independence amt Roo­ sevelt. Heavy Attack Squadron Three tallied a perfect -core 7on points in Ihe loading compelilion ami will win Event I amt tile Weapon* laud mg Tropin, unless Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven also post* a per­ fect score on their loading drill on Friday. Heavy Attack Squadron one gathered 630 points in the wea­ MIAMI lUf’ll — A bright sun pons loading event and rot.hi lake warmed up the state today after a eold wave blamed for a school lire in Northwest Florida and at Snow Flurries least three death* elsewhere. An ml homer which furnished End Worst Storm steam heat for an aging brick I'nlted Press International school at Paxton, near the Ala­ A few New England *now flur­ bama line exploded Ttictday ami ries remained behind today to re sent Iwo students to a hospital. mind easterner* ot their worst Amt s gat heater blew up in a snowstorm of the *«4»on newly-renovated silverware shop The storm and an accompany m Ocala, causing a fire that did ing cold snap struck Ihe Atlantic estimated damages of $43,000. Coast slates with crippling sud­ Thr cold wave's death toll ruse denness amt dropped up to IT to three Tuesday with the death inches nf snow before sweeping in Miami of Mrs. Carolinr Bain, nut a, sea 62. The woman succumbed in a The stoim s department rat-rd In,spit a I from burn* suffered Sun­ five • feet tides on Long Island's day when an oil healer she wai (•real South Bay — the highest lighting Mashed up and ignitrd her since the 1938 hurricane Dozens of hesrh front homes were IIinmI dressing gown. In Melbourne, a 77 year old man ed died of suffocation early Tuesday after a blase started by an oil heater swept through his frame Woodland Acre home Another man died In Tampa Monday in fire investigators said Damaged By Fire was started hy a heater. Wildfire horned »n sere uf wood­ Froat and freesing temperature* land twn miles northwest nf Gen were common through Central eva yfiirrd.iv. County Forest Florida's big riirus belt but ap­ Ranger Boh Gray said parently did not last long enough Ranger Robert l.everrlt got a lo cause *ennu* damage. A few tractor to the scene but the Mamet growers set not smudge pots snd were put out with hand limit. The started bonfire* to be on the safe wildfire was the third this month side. in Seminole County snd the *oth The worst damage of the laleat this year. Gray urged hunters to cold snap appeared lo have been be very careful of fire in the done by fires. woods sinre the frost yesterday morning has made wildfire more likely. 3 Deaths Blamed On Cold Wave Fourteen persons had applied for the Casselberry postmastsr'a job si the application deadline yeaterday, acting Postmaster Donald Million said today. The civil service lest on reading com­ prehension, vorabulsry, post ofRce husme*s. management snd arithemelic won't be given (or sev­ eral months, Wdlwm said. Trooper Transfer • • _____ ____________ NEW YORK (U Plt - ttoek prices at 1 p. m : American Airlinea .................. ?4‘i American TAT ..................... TfeW American Tobacco .............. t07S Bethlehem Steel ............... 3S'» WEATHKR: Sunny again today and again Thursday. High today, R5-70. Low tonisht. 44-50. CAO ....................................... MS Chrysler .............................. M VOL. XUX United Pres* Leaxed Wire Establiahed 1908 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. p8l DuPont ................................ Ml Eastman Kodak ................... KMS Ford Motor . ...................... K S General Electric ............... 93** General Motor* . .............. 5.V« Graham • Paige ................ 2’s lntl. TAT ............................. 40H Lorillard .................. MW Minnie Maid ........................ tfS The Altamonte Spring's Mayor D. D Daniel by a ITT* different*. tivsd in Florida all hi* life. Haw law. Hawkins la chairman of the iinrontestrd for five eounrl) seat*, Penney ........................... I22’» kins moved to Ails monte Springs Orlando Jayceet Christmas Ughl- W. H. Clont* received HIT votes; election turned into a major poli ence. Penn RR ........................ I6’« Of the tra Altamonte Spring* to month* ago and lives with his tical upset as newcomer Wilbur ing contest. Royal A m erican................... 4S J. Y. Harris, Mg; Ben Jones, ltT; registered voter*. 171 east batlotc. Seara Roebuck ................. 4»S Hawkins defeated incumbent l-aw- .Swofford ha* been Altamonte wife and son on Forrest Ave. Aldermen RtH York and Homer W. H. Marti*, MU and B- F. Ward Ilawkin* le an insurance repre Standard Oil (NJ) ............ 49*. renre Swofford while the Oviedo mayor lor six years and la now tentative fur Employers Mutual Sewell gamed ancther two year* J r . IM. Sludebaker ........................... IIS mayor's election resulted in a on the county commission of Wausau In Orlando. He gradu in office in yesterday * *1action In Casselberry'* mayoralty elaw U. S- Steel ................... 100's landslide for .Mayor law Gary. Hawkins wtR take over the office lion, inrumbent William Benson de­ Westinghouse El..................... It*1* Hawkins polled 112 votr* In ■Ian. 11 and will serve for Iw* ated from Florida State Univer­ They w-re unopposed. sity wlu-re he majored I* insur­ Sixty perrrag * | Oviedo's reg­ feated Joseph D. Bryant bp a 2MSwofford'i 123 while G a r y tupped yesrt Horn *n sjumrr, he has ance and minored In business istered voter* eaet ballots, in the IS1 difference. 11 Applicants (■RAND MASTER 1’. \V. Kiemun. center, of Ft. losutlerilule, talk* over IOOF activities with Thomas liodgett, left. Noble Grand of Sanford Lodge No- 27, Independent Order of Oddfellow*, and Ralph T. Spotta, secretary. Ricmaii made his visitation tw the local lodge Monday (Uritar Mat iw*n*Ur moating jb ta ff PhokM ______ Action Postponed The Seminole Memorial this pits) hoard nf trusters postponed choosing*an architect fur ihr hoi pital addition Iasi night since two of the five board members were absent from the scheduled meet­ ing. Action to choose an architect for the 1300.18)0 addition will be taken at a Thursday mum hoard meeting chairman A. H. Peter ■no Sr, said today. Highway Patrol trooper T Mark Alack uf Casselberry will be transferred I* BeookaviU* J u . 1, Ito patrol's *i*c*tiv* board to* Cdr. Jack Cousins of VAH I wffl announced. Mack U one of three explain the current bombing der­ stale troopers who serve Semioole by to the Sanford Jsyrees at their Civic Center luncheon tomorrow. Derby (explanation over second place with perfect loft bombing scores when they com­ plete that event on Thursday, Event 111 of ihe competition which lakes place today all will he »n the ground and tmloor* as flight crews annulate complete at­ tack missions. The operational flight simulator* at Heavy Attack Squadron Three training area will lest flight crew reirlions and abi­ lity under combat conditions. SIX HUNDRED POUNDS OF KAM'IIIU KfiKR FOR NAVY DAY. WionDixie Store* hnvo donated WKJ pound* of ment to the Jayueee for Nnvy Appreciation Day, Saturday. Here W. C. Buie, (right) msu-kei miuMffor of the Third Street Winn-Dixie Store, grind* tha meat while visions of hanthurgera dance through the band* of Bill Hrumleg and Jtot iletoda, co-chairmen of the .Inveei- Navv Dhv cnnmiiitee. Peace Stressed By Ike In India NEW DELHI (CPU—President Eisenhower'* triumphal tour of Asia brought him today lo New Delhi where lie piotniied Indians worried slmul war with Hrii Chilis that lie would work with their leaders in "our common qurii for peace." It was an unruanous, flowergarlanded welcomr for tile Presi­ dent on his fifth and to far -noat important stop on hit 11-nation tour of Asia. Europe and Africa. It was obviously an emotional moment for him si he stood be­ fore s background of pink-lipped floods in the telling sun and told an estimated co.noo la 70,000 In­ dians massed at Paiam Airport that there must Iw peace because ihe altrrnative is ' ion horrible I* contemplate " The President, appearing a little tired hut standing soldierly creel, told Ihe rheering crowd that sometime ago he bail made up his mind that “ someday, the laird willing, ( would come to India." Powell Elected Youth Chairman tJ.U.'OSSykgkl NAVY /H’lMtKl'IATlON DAY wax proclaimed by Sanford Mayor A. 1* Wilson (left) and county enmminaion chairman John Krider yeaterday. I'lie recognition Saturday of the Navy’* place in Sanford and Seminole i m m i> will lie marked by Santa Clans'* appearance in Melfonville Saturday afternoon. Sieve Powell was elected chair man of the Sanford Youth Council at a recent meeting of the group Other officers elected were' Alex Mrhihhin. vice-chairman and Het sy Williams, secretary-treasurer. I he group discussed stricter \ rules at the Civic Center ami agreed that no person may parti­ cipate in Ibe evening activities without first tieing rherked in by Ihe vouth wing supervisors. City of In ia) < line proclaimed The group alio agreed to hold S t o m o r r o w and t riday as Navy holiday danee on New Year s Days in Sanford <n conjunction Day with Navy Appreciation Day set Saturday. A* part ot Navy Days festiv­ Board Approves ities, city and county ufficuls will wslch the bombing derby being Drainage Support held st the Navy haw tomorrow The Seminole Soil Conservation and on Friday a special luncheon Distort board of supervisor* tin honoring Navy citizens will be anfmously agreed last night to held. give any assistance and informa­ tion possible to Ihe drainage com mitlee recently created by Ibe Stetson Names county commissioner*. The hoard voted lo sup tori New Vice Prexy the committee after discussing DELANO (CPI) - The Rev water problems, conservation of water resources, individual conn James W, Parrish, pastor of ty watershed* and public law 3*6. Riverside Baptis; Church at Miami, today was appointed vice president of Stetson Gniversity. Dr. J. Ollie Edmunds, president TALLAHASSEE (IJH l - Ber uf Stetson, said the Rev. Parrish nard M. Shotkm of Miami Beach would be in charge of church announced today that he will rtai relations, developmet* and alumni for governor on the Republican affair* when he tskrs over Ihe to Art on a platform uf wide open newly created position shortly gambling for Murid*, after Ja *. L Navy Days Proclaimed In Sanford GOP Candidate * Saturday, Navy, city and county officials will gatlirr at Fort Ale! Ion Park for a special day of event* including a barbecue, en terlainment and gifts from Santa Claus for the youngsters. Free tickets for civilians who wish to attend thr festivities are available at the Florida Slate Rank, Sanford Atlantic Hank, Florida Power and Light Co, Sincktand • Morrison Ine , Bill) Payola E*robe Ht-mphill Motors, Holler Motors^ Manuel Jacobson's. Cowan's, Hollywood Shop, itoumillat and Anderson Drug Store, the thre* yVtnn - Dixie stores, Foodmart, Jackson's Mink Market, Seminol* County Motors. J C. Penney, Ynwcll's Bo-Jays, Hunt’s IincolnMercury, Inc. sod the Sanford Herald. New Atlas Space Flight Reported WASHINGTON' 1 1 I'll — The N'a lion a l Assn, of Hroadcasters ap pointed a 12 member task force today to deal with ethical and legal issues arising from invest­ igation uf payola, rigged quia shows and deceptive advertising The team is headed hy NAB President Harold E. Fellows, who appointed tha ether it members. Tha association represent* about half the nation'* radio and tele CAPE CANAVERAL (U Pl) - * i huge Atlas ICBM made what aj^ pea red to be ll* !3tb straight sue* restful flight Tuesday night, boosting its slock at both a space rocket booster and a mili­ tary weapon. TTiare waa no official word from the Air Force on results o t th* shot, but it was bc!ka«ed Uve At* las achieved most of k* test ohjerlivcs on a S.’WO-mil* infer* coni mental rang* R-gbt over th* viturn station*, AthuMto � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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M. 4 Pc. B ED R O O M SUITE — ENDS II P. M. S * 1U R D A Y | All Bedding ’/» Price CHRISTMAS Nylon and Plastic Covers Mattress at Regular Price • Mirror • Chtot of Drew RECLINERS GIFT FOR 24 HOURS ONLY • Dm We KL FRIDAY Assorted Colors Box Springs a —for 24 Hours Only PRICES START AT — ODD m Table $ m4 Lamps ifll 9 5 3 COTTON ROOM OUTFIT /I o s v Throw fcli $ i A Rugs 9 5 t a c k t a c k INCLUDES — 4 - Pc. Bedroom Suite. 2 • Boudoir Lamps Mattress and Box Springs 5-Pc. Dinette Suite. 2-Pe. Sofa Suite. 2 Step Tables. Coffee Table. 2 Matching Lamps. COMPLETE Fine Selection 01 3- Pc . C y p r e s s HASSOCKS $ I LAW N 9 5 $ # ! each SETS 9 5 t a c k (ONLY S LEFT) 5 - D R A W E R G r o u p Unfinished Chests F o r m i c a O f TABLES 5-Pc. FOR 21 HOURS ONLY C A S H IF YOU H A V E IT — Covered 2 Step Tables 1 Coffee Table Per Set LIMED OAK or WALNUT — for 24 Hours Only CREDIT LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS Nylon and Acetate Covers INCLUDE — . • Bunkee Mattresses 24 - Hours FOR 24 HOURS ONLY Only FREE DELIVERY W I T H I N 100 M I L E S MILL HOME OF 3 ROOM G R O U P I N G S ms' — for 24 Hours Only • Guard Rail and Ladder — for Choice of Colors ONLY — BUNK BED S COM PLETE NOW High Back To Illustration Por Set Chairs I F YOU N E E D I I — t P A Y M E N T S S A M E AS C A S H POPULAR SWIVEL ROCKERS Similar Dinettes Plastic T win h t inn of — each Top Highway 17-92, North Between Sanford and Orlando In The Heart of - CASSELBERRY Phone T E 1-4811 �Attorney Protests Teacher Removal Edwin William*, Seminole High | til hi* suspension today. On Dee. School teacher ordered appended | 2. 1838, in a letter to Mr. It. T. by the School Board Friday pend Milner, i county school superin­ inf a Dec. IS hearing, replied to tendent) Mr. William* requested a the board’* action through hi* at­ public bearing oa why he wet re­ to rn e y , Kenneth M. Leffler. moved na physics teacher. We had w A atatement relea*ed by leffler hoped that at the proposed hear­ •aid. ing we would be able to get at the "Mr. William* and I regret very real reason* for Mr. Williama re­ much the attitude taken by the moval at physics laacher and why. School Board in presenting their if the ehargea placed again* him ease again* Mr. William* in the by Mr. Bracken (Seminole High newspapers, and the effort:, to principal) were aa serious as al­ bide the real iiiue* involved by leged. Mr. Williama was not re­ reiort to religious and patriotic moved from teaching all of hi* classes. emotkaaUsm. "S*nee hi* removal ae physic* "It la our apmk» that the reaefeacher oa Oct. 30. 1930. Mr. Wil­ sotu for Mr. Williama' removal lia m s continued to teach four art deeper rooted than the public •la m a la freshman general tel­ might be led to believe, and we enet at Seminole High School wn Will hope that he wit) be given a ® ljr S a n f o r d i j r r a l d WEATHER: Fair and cold today and tonight. High today, (14-60. Ixiw tonight. .12-42. VOL. X L tr United Press Leaned Wirt Eatablinhed 1908 Frost was reported in the Oviedo ires and temperatures fell to the Ms early aa tho first real cold of the season arrived early this morning. First report* showed little damage to vegetable or citrus crop*, County Agent Cecil Tucker said. Cold weather is forecast again tonight with temperatures as low a* 33-42 around th* county. United Press vtr hie wall*. Removing Ms* cash, the robber threw the wallet berk la We ear. Both men then got Info a ISM or 1847 black Buirk drove north on IT 18. Bosk robber* were about a * years old and were haUeaa, Shep­ pard said. Owe wore a dark eoet (and carried a brief rase; the other wort a light eoet, Sheppard said. Both were well dreased. The Sheriffs office baa put out ao aU st »tion call for the car to Central Florida law eoforeamoot agencies. Tho only letlero Shep­ pard remembered Worn the Flor­ ida license plate were (ho begin■leg "IQ". •Tax Board Set To Meet Again th e Board of Equalization wW reconvene again tomorrow aftereooc to aooaider the 130 com­ plaint* they received at testimony hearings Is* week. Chairman John Krider said to* ® day the board may reach a de­ cision on all the complaints by tomorrow afternoon. The board of equalization met tor two and a half days last woek to hear complaints from property owner*. The board will meet for the regular county commission meal­ ing tomorrow morning until noon. o Oviedo Election Slated Tomorrow Some 300 eligible voters ar* ex­ pected fo turn out to vote In, to­ morrow'* mayoralty election m Oviedo. Opponents in th* mayor's s t a ­ tion are incumbent M. L. Gary and Domer D. Daniel. The polls will open * I s. ns. and clou* at 7 p. m. 'w Two new rounrilmrn ar* run­ ning unopposed in the election They are Ben .Innre and Ren Ward Jr. Liquid Hydrogen Rocket Engine Is Test Fired WEST PALM BEACH (UPD — A powerful sew rocket engine de­ signed to boo* the nation's race toward space has been successfully le* fired, contractors disclosed hero Sunday. The XLR 111 angina In Uie na­ tion's fir* liquid hydrogen rockat engine, said Charles T. Koelke, general manager of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Cnrp research plsntt nett Wa* Palm Jtaach. Hr said this waa the engine cho­ ir n to power the Centaur spaca vehicle snd the upper stage of the Saturn rocket. Roelke said Ihs XLR 113 incor­ porated a noval turbopump cycle which "by Its bootstrap action sim­ plifies the angina and inrreatei efficiency." Hr said numerous lest firing* of the engine have been made, showing "there is no technical obstacle which wuuld limit the size of a hydrogen engine of similar de­ sign." Builders said the new engine waa lighter and could carry more fuel than most rocket engines now in use, giving It greater potential to boost a rocket into apace. "The extreme high energy of liquid hydrogen promisee substan­ tial payload increases for missiles and space vehicles," Roelke added. He said experimental hydrogen engines have started and operated under simulated space conditions, achieved thrust of 13.000 pounds, snd produced thrust more than M per rent greater than current kero­ sene fuel rocket engines. Golf Tourney Set The Sanford Women's Coif Asso. risiion has scheduled a point sys­ tem tournament at 8 a. m Wed­ nesday. All memhoee are aeked tc participatt. A DIRECT HIT «n a western tartret in the all-Nuvy weapons competition ut Yuma. Aril., in celebrated by Keith "Bugle Eye” Tourney, right, bombardier, ami the pilot, Lcdr. Henry Dement, of V A H -ll. Thin crew alnti will compete in the Rumhing Derby thin week at Sanford Naval Air Station. (Navy Phnlnl KARACHI. Pakistan (DPI) — President Eisenhower carried hi* peace campaign into Aria today and received mich a tumultuous welcome from one million Pakistani is that mounted police had to churun the crowds to k eep them from enifiilfinR- the president ini procession. Eisenhower, on the first trip hy an American president pledged that th* United Blairs and Pakistan would work for a Juat pear* for all mankind. A flight of U. S. donated Sahr*jet fighters flew overhrad as he spokr. After the brief airport fereninnies the presidential motorcade headed in Karachi along 14 m i t a of roads jammed with Pakistanis who shouted "Welcome Ike" and "good morning." Once is Karachi the crowds be­ came so thick that progress he loading simulated atomir weapon* rente almost impossible. Th* into .Arils Sky warrior Jet bainbeis. president nasi changed (ruin a Ordnance n e w s are srured on convertible to a Victorian slat* loading time and safely proved- carnage drawn by six horses when ures. Attempt* are being made to the crowds became unmanageable. get VAH-ll into the loading comThe mminled police did their petition, public information officer wurk and tint open carriage UrivJack Langford said. The "Check- rn by a scarlet-clad coachman r 'la ii- " 1ST .m i returning * fenmj gyavail safely through the crowd recent Yuma. Arif., competition. , m| reached Ibe house of Pahi* I wii jet Iximhrrs from each tout President Mohammed Ayub NAS squadron will Join in loft | Khan through Hie Hag waving, bombing ov*r I.ake George start- screeching welcome, ing at H a m. tomorrow. Ap. Eisenhower was deeply muvrd pruarliing th* target at a low (,y |),« welcome, the greatest by levrl. each plane will rclf*** its far ever given a visitor lo Pakis­ liomh. then turn over snd fly tan Many ol Ibe shouts were in away in the same direction from Arable but through Ibe tumult which it came. thrrr came the "Ike, Ike. Ike" he Simulated bombing m i s s i o n s heard in every country— this Wrdnp-uJuy, and a loft bombing time pronounced a* in America. contest between a fighter snd In Turkey, where Eisenhower a bomber Thursday, will pri-rt-d* gave President Celal Bayer guar­ the public air -how scheduled for antee* Hi* West will not go suit Saturday. in ns eagrrneas in relax the cold wat, crowds of iixi.oon cheered Ike In Home, where lie reached a new Halo American accord nnd was received Sunday by Pope John X.M1I, rain held tile crowds lo a few thousand*, Eisenhower emphasized the OCALA ( U P I l—The last of three peaceful nature of his mission but convicts who held a prison guard he was expected while here to re hostage and terrorized a family new pledges of L’. S. support Chinese Communist at knifepoint in a daring wrekend against escape was captured today In threats. Hr also was «*pectrd Ui Alachua County after being shot use his g->id olfirr* la improve relations between Pakistan and in (he shoulder Lafayette E. Mitchell, 10, of India Roswrll, (is . wa* caught by Alachua deputies at Hawthorne, near Gainesville Depulies said the fugitive was shot in the shoul­ der, lull details of Ihe capture were not known immediately. He The Training I n ion Deparimrnt was taken lo a Gsinrsvilte ho*, of Dir 'Seminole Baptist Assortspilal. li n will hnlil "M " Night services Two uth-q convicts were esp- at Hie First Baptist Church of lured Sunday aflur leading police DeLanil al x p. ill. today. oil a wild auto chase reaching The speaker will tie Dr li A) speed* up to Iff) miles per hour. ten West of Nashville, Tenn, There But Mitchell had eluded srarehers will he special innate, highlight* Sunday night in near • freezing of I9.VJ and spotlights of P)10. The weather. public I* invited to attend Open Derby Competition Heavy Attack Wing One slatted its Bombing Drtliy at Ibe Sanford Naval Air Station today with bomb loading competition between five squndrous. The 30-man crews are trying fo see who ran do the best Job of TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A t least eight persons lo*t their lives In traffic accidents on Florida roads and highways during the weekend, the Slate Patrol reported today. WASHINGTON I UPI) - New pressure for an early sett lenient ol the steel sinks- wa, everted on union and management negotiator* today by federal mediators and mein be ra of Congress. Federal Mediation Director Joseph F. Fin­ negan planned In hold a joiijt b a r­ gaining session with the two sides although neither was optimistic about chances of agreement Refugees Kidnaped MEXICO CITY (UPI) - A t least two and perhaps as many as It Venezuelan refugees were kidnap­ ed from their homes here last week by unidentified gunmen, it was reported today. The wises of •x -Colt, Jos* Pachern Guiterrer and Edgar Trujillo Erheserria told police thwir husband, were seized In the school division, th* best Wednesday night and ha\e not been large float prize was awarded to heard from sinre St, I.tike's School, with Lake Mary second. In the small float cate gory, Altamonte Springs was fir* PEARL HARBOR i UHI i - U. V and Smdhekd* School second. Pacific Commander Adtn Harry !>. Fell said today un tiie Idlh aims s e n a r y of the Japanese Imiuhing of Pearl Harbor that he hoped the attack taught th* American people "never again lo allow- weakness to invite disaster " Adtn Herbert C. tlupwod, Pacific Fleet com­ mander in chiel, said no enemy ever again would take the fleet by such a fatal surprise. Learn mg’ Lesson Police Capture Escaped Convict ‘M* Night Service To Be At DeLand Ma Bernta le High Schwa, grid *4ar* were oamed to the 111* Or sage B*M Coafrre ace football team. TW ato are Ray Loada nisi, Jalia Iwvelare, Tarry Christen***. Jimmy Gracry, Chariot Beiaa ta f Naoty lo ts. For Ilka complete story of to* DIM: selections see Jerry Cov­ ington's ralnma an the sweets page. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK vtlptk _ Stork prices si t p m.: American Airlines ........... . IIH American TAT .................. . JUS American Tobacco ........... . t0#‘4 Ilethlehrin Steel ............. . M>* Chrysler ......................... . «** Curtiss Wright .................. . 3I<» DuPont ................................ . 333 Kastman Kodak .................. . 107Hi Kurd Motor .................. . *(> General Electric .............. . 82‘) General Motors .................. . I t ’* Graham • Paige .............. . . 3's Inti. TAT .......................... . 40'-* Lirtllanl ....................... . IT** Minute Maid ....................... . lit* . 114 Penney . Penn HR ................. . IS'* I 1* Hoysl American ....... ......... Sears Roebuck . HP* .Standard Oil (NJ) . . . . . . , . 3U‘* Sludeliuker ....................... . 12 *s tl. 8. Steel .................. . *U'« Westingttuuir El.................. . Hrti* Atlantic Gale Batters Ship LONDON lU PM—A piercing At­ lantic gale shrieked in off tha ocean todav and pounded tfie Eu­ ropean roast with wave# up to 80 fret high Large and small craft were bat­ tered bv icy winds and mountainmis wav ps . The liner Queen Eliza­ beth, mi route from New York was several hours tale at Southamp­ ton xml officials said it would be a day late arriving at Cherbourg. France. The liner was due to leave for New York Thursday, hut it was likelv she would be at least 34 hour* late. Waste Declining In Lake Monroe Lab* Monroe's chloride*, aa tzv dicstion of Industrial waste, bava dropped to half the number present la 1H1, pollution chemist Jim North said today. U ka Monroe's alkalinity to ta n lesa than in 1831, but a turn fool rise In the lake osar tfan port eight years could account for both these change*. Smith **UL Tba Thornton Laboratories chomiato. Smith and Georg* Schubert bava made « of Ihs W4 loot* to ha made on Inks water sample*. They ora nosy finding tha dim solved oxygan content of tb* water to compare this with later hndinga oa bow oMseh oxygen lake bacteria use. Tha rbamitia taka about to samples per day, Smith said. The tachniclan* take tome sample* to Tanipa every day to teal them. Smith aakd h* expects to gather th* Isal samples Deo, 21 and sub­ mit a result report to the stop about Jan. I Sanford’s city eomniiMioaers ordered tha lake teato to see how much the pollution baa changed since the 1881 findings. Chamber Warns Beware Of Photo Registry Scheme Th* Chamber of Ostnnverea Su­ dsy warned all rwsiduoto to be­ ware of ' a "photo registry scheme " Chamber manager John K rista said that ptioto registry or “ mug book" promoters are filching thou­ sands of dollars from "gullible'* parents who are led to believw that • photo or snapshot of their chid may torn 1300 or mar* km is m wt advertising. Thee* 1 phony" companies solicit Uie iiiliratasiim of photos fur ap­ proval, and liven congratual# thw parr ill a no the photogenic quality of their children, Krider said. Tlve National Better Busmesa Bureau, according to Krider. ha* issued a report that national ad­ vertiser* do not us* these ser­ vices. Lake Mary Fire Group To Meet WASHINGTON it I'D - F i l l Di­ rector J. Edgar Hoover toslay urg­ ed local law otticers to launch a "tough, imapologrtic campaign" againat careless drivers during Christmas season Hoover said in the FBI law enforvemenl bulletin that policemen ami tin- courts nor­ mally are rxpeeted in have "good will toward all men." But, he said, “ this Christmas time spirit musl not extend to our potential highway killers." A special meeting of the Take Mary Volunteer Fire Department wit be held at the fire house Tues­ day at S p. m. Officers will be elected for the roming year. A very active year is anticipated and ait members are urged In attend and vnl* in tha election. G1 School Bill Certificates Due Enterprise Drive Collects $45 The first muscular dystrophy drive ever held in Enterprise was completed last week, with approxi­ mately 143 collected Collectors were Mrs Marian Bra dork. Mrs Erny Snodgrass, Mrs. Lois Parker, Mrs, Catherine Sellers, Mrs. Mary Welch. 3lrs. Marie Ray, Mrs Kuhy Hoddenberry, Mrs. Hulls Oglesby, Rev. Bill Swyear. Mrs. Annie Lee Cain. Mrs. Pauline Poole and Robert Poole, with Mi** Helen Snodgrass a* chairman. giaia. North Carolina aad Tkasse tee were covered with t a , tod police warned •Mortals to with caution, parttowlsriy to mount am area*. Florida experienced (reeling tempera lures to portion early this the weatherman predicted told wavs would Hob south into th# state. In moat other eections of toe South, a warming trend i* expect­ ed. The Weather oureau said warmer wen (her to beginning to move out of Ihe Texas region and likely would reach the GaU ita ta by Tuasday. The Great Lakes and Penotyfc vania looked for snow today with parla of tba Kayalono SUto told to expect lecumulatlotu of six laches. Heavy snow was reported today near South Bend, Ind., where truckers said visibility was song Cooler waalhar was forecast to the Northeast and to scattered areas of the mid-Atlantic Mates. A warming trend was expected to the central portion of Hi* country from border to border. All Stars Study Indicates Get Tough Campaign STAR OF THE CHRISTMAS PARADE was Santa Claus, shown greeting hie 26,000 admirer* who turned out to aee him in th* Jaycee "Chriatmaa D r e a m s " parade. Th* Herald tomorrow will have pictures n t all the p rize winning flunk* on a special pageH NO, l# Communist • threatened Asia, Five Navy Squadrons Yuletfde Parade I Heavy f e¥ fsTraffic Toll Float Winners Are Announced Settlement Pressure Some 23,000 citizens lined down town Sanford streets Friday to walcb what was described as one of the finest Christmas parades ever held in the city. Participating in the parade were some U bands, 30 floats and 10 marching units. Parade float winners were an­ nounced this morning by Parade Chairman Jack Wilber. la the business division, the Pinecrett Kiddie Corner was first, followed by the Sanford Naval Air Station. In the elvic division, the Anna Miller Circle was fir*, with the Pilot club running a dose second la the religious category, the Methodist Church was No. t fol­ lowed by the Presbyterian Church. International re ported snow throughout mo* of Dixie today. The covering ranged from 10 inch** in the Ureal Smoky Mountain rations of East Tennes­ see to a lew Hurries In Alabama. A heavy snowfall also blanket«d the western section of North Carolina, and south west Virginia reported up to two Inches. Oeorgla recorded a light faH into it* central section. Roads in many port loo* of Vie- Ike Gets Giant Pakistan Welcome To Use School The Seminole County Associa­ tion for Retarded Children has been granted permission In use the “Lillie Red School House'* foe re­ tarded children in the ere*. Supt. of Sebouls R. T. Milwe* told association members that as •ooo ae *orage space can be found for equipment now in the building it wjll be turned nvnr to the local ncaoeiatta. At a mooting of the group Fri­ day. L C. Crook explained the training program at the Sunland Training Center and that "upper level adalla are taught a trade and many of them are able to secure job* attar leaving the center," He •aplaiOed that retarded children at tba center are “happy" and ate eared for and taught according to (hair abilities. Th# center has access In some TO arras. Many organisations sponsor a collage at Sunland by lending I I a month lo the renter. The money is used to give the cl)(lilrvn spending money of their own, he added. SANFORD. FLORIDA Oviedo Gets Frost; Snow Covers Dixie fair opportunity to show what these reasons ait at the public hearing an Dec. II, 1UO." Leffler'* Dee. I letter lo MM wee Said that Leffler under stood through talking with school board attorney Douglas Stenstrom that the county school trustees had decided not lo recommend Wil­ liams suspension, "and look no action to reinstate him a* physics teacher." The trustees advise county school officials sod recommend employment or dismissal of school instructional staff. They are a dif­ ferent group than the five-ntM fchool board. Leffler asked that Williams be givtn an opportunity to raply to "II separate charges of miscon­ duct" made again* Hie teacher by Bracken. Navy Man Robbed Retarded Child *By 2 Hitchhikers Group Gets Okay Two hitchhikern robbed I-cdr. Edmund Sheppard of mom than $200 near Sunland Estates at 1:60 a. m. today, and then fled in their own car. Sheppard picked up the two men on route 17-92, the Sheriff’a office reported. After one got in the back neat the man in the front threnlen^i the Navy officer with a blackordering •veppaed In MONDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1969 Florid* velrrsns In school under the G. f. bill should have their November certifications of training in Ihe St. Petersburg VA regional office today to gel their December VA monry before Christmas vaca­ tion. New FSU Coach THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING come* to Sharri Sire* a* she wait* to get her polio shot from registered Burns liraca Fisher. Sunan Denton could af­ ford that confident amile at the Jaycee’a polio inoculation* Saturday. Shi wnn just along for the ride. In thin .second Jaycee inoculation aession 694 persons received shots, , (Stuff Photo) TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Bill Peterson, assistant coach at Loutoiana State University, today waa namad bsad football roach at Florida State University. Pataraon, 38. accepted a four-year contraet at a salary of | l t , w a i*W. �Ar P«»fl 1—Mon. pee. 7, I960 Drug Men Warned Quotable Quotes O f High Prices United Free# International NEW' YORK—Adlai E. Steven­ son. expresiing concern that Preaident Eisenhower’* current tl-natlon tour might ntabllsh a prece­ dent: "1 think it would ho a great mlsUk* If wa converted the office of the president - • • Into • travelIng salesmen." "WASHINGTON* (UPh — Sen. quale, and, If not, to devise KaUe Kefiuver (D-Tenn) served Mllce on drug manufacturer* tothat he would prescribe a new logiilatlv* remedy if he found they •era MttMf pricea ton high. >• Rn luued the warning In a outemont prepared for the openInc wf an entendre inve*tlgatl«n by hi* Senala antitrust subeommltlaa lata the drug induetry'l prlcini peUfiei. "While thl* country ha* Urn l>e»t d ra ft in the world," Ktfauver eald, "it would appear-from tho treat number of latter* klch tha ■uhcooimltUo ha* received that ■may of our cltlion* are export* aatinc difficulty in being ablo to pare hat* thorn. "It I* our purpose to Inquire into Cm queition of whother tho drug ■Mmifoeturer* aro setting their peiMO at M oxcoulvt level ae the writers of tho loiter* contend." Kefauvfr told "I am appollod if precious drugs ore not obtainable by eitixen* who Mod thorn to cur­ tain their very llvo*.’’ He *ald the —x— naittoo intend* “to dator__whother tho antitruet law* t applied to thia industry ore adc Policeman Critical After Gun Battle rifle remedial lefiilatinn." The first phase of the Inquiry, scheduled to run for a week, will involve the so-called steroid hor­ mone* — rortiion* and Its deriva­ tive* — widely used in the treat* ment of rhrumatlr diseases. Kefiuver eeid tho eoles of the** drug* this year are estimated 120 million dollars at tha manu­ facturers’ level. Rrpreientativci of tho three largest manufacturer! —Merck, Scherlnf and Upjohn— will bo among the firot wttnesMi. NEW YORK — Democrat!* Natlunal Chairman Paul M. Butler, stating that nn discussions of per­ sonalities In tha coming eompaign wont on during tho week-end meetings of tho Domoeretie Ad­ visory Coundli "Of rourso, I suppuss thsr* may have boon Just a little poli­ ticking over rupe of eoffre and a btverag* which na* mid* legs) under a Democratic administra­ tion and Congress." Union To Vote On Pulp Strike PALATKA iL'I’I ) —Mtmbere of seven striking union local* wsre (spec■t»d to vot# Iriday and Toe*, day irin whether to end • monthlong walkout at tha huge Hudson Pulp and I’apar Mill Corp. plant here. Managtmcnl made a new wage offer .Saturday after megotiatwn sessions with o federal The offer must bo voted on dually by each of the seven locals. Tha balloting wa* expected to be complete by Tuesday night. flouts l,WO pulp and papermlll worker* have been on strike at • MOUNT DOHA (UPII - A fll. year-old pollen offeer remilned in nrlticol condition today after a gun Saturday la which another and a Negro min were kill­ ed. Hospital authorities In Orlando Mtd George Hall, el, was hi a recovery room Sunday night, but hie ooaditkm we* unchanged. The (hooting began when o Nogtw landlady tried to evict John Henderson, To, from his rented mom and ho threatened to hill her. 1W woman, Mamie Leo Floyd, oalled police. Officer Clinton Jack Hyde. 17. Who answered Um coll, wa* killed h r a double-barreled shotgun bUst when he stepped from his car. Minute* later Police Chief Jamci C. Ore and Hall arrived at the arena and Hall was wounded. An­ other policeman, T. L. Ledford, who drove up and Joined tho batlV. Anally (hot end killed llenderion. Authorities said the Negro man fad been arretted leveret tlmei drunk chargei, hut it was not own If ho had been drinking fore the (hooting. WASHINGTON — Son. Alex­ ander Wiley (K-Wle.), dismissing fears that President Elsenhower's strenuous trip might endanger his health: “You know, getting away hum conditions In this country may he • real health tonic." the U million dollar plant since Nov. 7. If the contract settlement Is reach**!, it* bensflls would be retroactive to last June I, whin tha old contract expired. The latest offer called for a i per cent increase or seven cents minimum the first y*(r and a * per cent hike or eight cent* mini­ mum Ihd next. Other proposals war* an insuranco program with mojor medleat benefit* and a new hot* pay scale. 2 Fires, False Alarm Reported Versatile Dog In Schooling Race FRANCE’S WORST TRAGEDY IN YEARN— At top ia • halicoplar view of the broken Mulptreset Dam after water had Inundated the town of Frejue In northern France. Latest government figure* aet tha toll of France'* worst tragedy in yeara at 270 dead, 60 mlaalng and about 100 injured. At bottom, men atand amid wreckage of a pier at St«\ Maxim*. 20 mllea from Frajua, following tha bursting of the nearby Mnlpasaet Dam. Counties Participating In Surplus Program TAI.1.AHAHSEK (U P I)—All 67 this year In tha booming federal surplus property program which supplies almost anything from a blacksmith anvil to fir* engines. To Uk* part, the counties must show a nsed In the field* of health, education or civil defense. In addition, educational institu­ tions must he tax-supported or flee from federal income taxation, and they must ba full accredited. Health agencies must meet the first two qualifications, and he licensed by the Stale Board of Health. And the civil defense piugram must l>e incorporated with the State Civil Drfentv program and ha appiovrd by the Stale Director of Civil Dvfeme. Harley McCullay, adinlnisti alive a**iitant In the Development Col V mission's office of surplus plopthe same platform at a dinner srly, said most counties have pick­ honoring Mrs. Kleanor Roosevelt. ed up surplus fir* engines and They include Hen. John Ken­ other equipment for their civil de­ nedy of Massachusetts, Guv. Kd- fense plug i siii.*. mund (!. Ilrown of California, Gov. G. Mennen Williams of Michigan, Gov. Robert R. Meynrr of New Jersey, Hen. Hubert If. Humphrey of Minnesota and Hen. Stuart .Symington of Mi«soul.eadet-hip Training films for ri. Sunday School workers will laAlong with former I’re-idtiii shown tonight ut The Alliance Truman, former Secretary of Church. The first two filmstrips in Hlate Dean Aclieton and other a series of eight produced by leading Democrat*, they endorsed Moody Hiiile Institute were shown (he council's statement of prin­ yesterday afternoon at the chutch. ciples hitting the Republicans on Tha -ante two will he repealed to­ 21 issues ranging fmm inflalii'ti night for the benefit of thu*e who to tha misstl* lag. missed the first showing, beginThe document said all Ameri­ nlng a t ?;IMl p. m. can* hoped for tha surcsss of KI Two none filmstrip* will be •snhuwer’s present mission, but *hown at rtitiO Wednesday evening then it laihed out a seven years and repeated next Holiday afte r­ of Republican foreign policy con­ cluding that Kisenliower had liern noon a t 2::|il. These are excellent training aids forced against his will into a path for those who are woiklng ax of negotiation with Russia with tear h e n . Tha meeting* are open no clear Idea on how in achieve to anyone who would like to gain peace with Justice. the valuable instruction affoided Htavenson said on a television hy the film-trip les-nna and the program lh.it he had "some mil. disciisslnnn held in.connection with givings" alioul Kisenhower's trip them. The le*«nn period will he as a prfi edeni that should only l>« applied in the future in cases about an hour long. of "real emergency." "I think It would lie a g n at mlstaks If wa converted the office of tho President, the chief execu­ tive of thle coun'ry, tha most powerful secular office on earth, Ths All Houls Catholic Church which has mors to do than any new school building opened to III) human being can manage, Into a pupils last wssk. traveling salesman for the United Studints In grads* 7-10 sr» nuw Hiatts," Stevenson said. In tha nsw school at Oak Ax*, at Eighth St. Grad** 1-6 will remain In tha older school, lltv. Richard Lyons, pastor, said. NEW YORK (UPli - End Joe Tha new building suon will he lllscaha of |hs Naw York Giants, A gras* fire, smoking car brake* and a falsa alarm brought out Hanford firemen over the wookend. A grass fire at 2*lit 3. French Av*. Friday afternoon was the first reported, according to Fire Chief Mark Cleveland Hr. There was a false alarm at Mil! Valencia Dr., at 4:62 p. m. Satur­ day. Smoking brakes on A. D. Denmark's car hruught a fir* truck to 3R First St. tho sam* afternoon. Democrats Open I960 Campaign With Stinging Attack On Ike NEW YORK (U P I) - Demo Crete blasted open the i960 cam* pal i n today with a stinging sitask on President Kltsnhowsr and a display of seven of their top presidential contenders. Th* Democratic A d v I* o r y Council chargad the Republican administration with a "second* rate, second-best" defense job that "could cost us more In freedom and national security than can possibly b* measured In monay." Adtai Stevenson qiieilionrd Kiaenhowsr's rurrent good-will lour and said it would be a "giuve mistake" to mimic Nikita Kluushehsv and convert the presidency Into tha role of "traveling sales­ man." Tonight Htevenson and six other presidential prospect* speak fiuin H a v e SANTA (In Pernon) vinit your children! gauges lo a 12-Ion crane. The Dade County School Board gut a milling machine, 40-gallon fir* extinguisher, truck*, a Jeep, Mud a twin engine airplane fur Its aviation school. Orange County got trucks, tools, a camouflage net, a blacksmith anvil, decontaminating apparatus and lelephone sets. Hill-borough County pitked up H>8 red, lilua and yellow sweaters, an electric heater and a refriger­ ator. Duval t'uunly got a fork lift truck and two -| m»oI« of linen thread aiming other item*, while Hievard County received a drill prr*s, a crawler tractor, Sft shelter half tenia and a truck. An automobllr, a truck, AS chair* and 1,01.1 mtidard jars wrnl lo Ray County. Happiness CALI. FA 2-7187 for Appointment C o s l^ $ U )O j» e rc « ll Troining Films Shown By Church who played college ball at the llnl- dsdlcnxtd hv tha dlocsatan arch­ vanity of Richmond, caught the bishop, Falhtr Lyon* said. first pass of hi* rookie National Football League season Sunday during ths Giants' a T rout of tho Camera Club Meet The Htnloril Camel* Club will Cleveland Browns. most Tuesday at T.Jo p. m. tl the Civic Centor to (how color slides cntlilad “ Making Pictures People Like" t* P.peilon 8 i | s i t Alpha fund for shoes for seedy children KEEP YOUR EYE ON! 6% Tilt* lute Elbert Hubbard, one uf the numt hrilllnnt writer* of recent time*, personally Investigated the claim* of Chiropractic. He wrote In his J-: SCIENCE OF K B E P 1 N Cl WELL: “Above all things, a good chiropractor has faith in nut lire that heals. AH the chiropractor can tin is to put hia patient in line with the treating forces of nature. Chiropractic never brings an adverse result. The chiropractor doc* not pin his faith in anv single punecea. lie simply known the physi­ cal fact tlint a pressure of a . . . and fully automatic! Taka a tip from the world’s great chefs — go gaa! N o mattar what you want to cook, you ’ll get better results w ith a new autom atic natural gas range! Thera’s no waiting around for burners and ovens to warm u p . . . natural gaa starts to cook the instant you turn the dial. T ha number of hast selections ia unlim ited, ao no heat’s w aited. Yea, natural gas ia just naturally better! Hialth lame on the nerve brings about the right relationship and proper adjustment. He finds the cause and removes It. Chiropractor* are not doc. tors of medicine. They are doctors of health. Fmm them we get a new science which i* adding greatly to the happi­ ness and welfare of the world.” Are you a Chiropractic cane? One of a aeries of artidoa published in the public inter­ est to explain and Illustrate the practice «f scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwln whose office In located ai 201 9. French Ave. and hla telephone number ia I*Air fax 2-7142. 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FRENCH FA 2-4091 S a n fo r d A M ^ S om pan y SMALL 600 t no other fuel gives you every advantage •. . fa s t. . . clean. . . safe. . . economical N A U LT Shop For Christmas - natural gas Klbei’t Hubbard On Health Catches First Pass PROCEEDS Through I (By DR. K. LEO KERW1N) New Catholic School Opens Hours II to H I*. M. Mon. thru Fri. Watch Tuodiiy’s Sanford Herald However, (he li*t of useful ob­ Florida counties are participating jects available ranges from tire A vorsalllo Greyhound all aot to ichool when tha preliminary tests start at tha Sanford-Oriando Ken n*l Club Tuesday night la prepara (Ion for (ho track’s December 19 opening, Is Walter Bowser’s Rocky Mae Duff, a 1M7 eon of Rocker Mae Imp.—Mink Coot. The Bowier Kennel I* a new comer but Rocky Mae Duff be­ came very popular here tait sea­ son when running for Jack Herold. While here he attained a national tf-3 rating but ho upped that to A-l .at Raynham and Taunton, Mass. At Raynham he demonstrated his versatility hy tying his owner with two other kannels In the 110,000 Raynham Medley. This medley consists of three races over courses of varying lengths and Bowser was one of the few kennel owners to use the same dog in each round. Rocky Mac Duff finished sseond In the 5/16th* mile dash. He won over the Hths mile distance and ran fourth In the T/lflths mil* mar athon. He also finished second in the Raynham Inaugural and trium­ phed In the Gold Collar Champion­ ship at Tauntun. Rocky Mac Duff, also had the honor of being selected to com­ pete in Taunton's American Der by, ihit offers • S25.ooo purse, the richest In greyhound racing. In the Derby ollmlnaliona this talent­ ed dark brindle met the fastest speedsters from all parts of the country and turned In a creditable first, third and fifth. The public Is invited to watch Ih* schooling events which will continue nightly, except Sunday, from Tuesday through Wednesday, Dae. 16. Mokes food taste just natumlly 210 East 1st St. t Phone FA 2-5/33 * o �* 9 i S hr 5f o n . •a n fa rk Vrralft 7, 1950— P a g e 8 D ec. Plan To Assist State's Building Fund Outlined T TALLAHASSEE (UIMl - State Sen. Fred Dickin«on outlined a plan Sunday to give the »t*te mad building program an additional *9 jnilllon dollar* annually. ® T h c Weit Palm Peach aenator. an unannounced candidate for governor, propoved the money he diverted from general revenue funda. It would come tmm that part of the automobile licence tag revenue not already net ai de for welfare and ichool co rut ruction. Dirkinvon alio told a televiilon panel Hie state'* intangible tav on •locks and bond] rould be cut in R d f without new taxation. Dickinson apomored inch a bill in the lad Legiilature hut it failed to pass The program would coil the atate an eilimated 2fl million dollars a year, but Dickimon *aid the loa« could be made up by more economy in government at all lev■ els. He added, however, if additional revenue was needed, he would ad­ vocate an extension to the atate A d e* lax—presumably to rover groceriei. He taid he would oppoae any s a in tax on medicine. The aenator said he had no magie plan for legislative reapportionment. but would never support a plan lo give any county more than ene aenator. He blasted as a “ political gtm, m ick" a proposal hy gubernatorial candidate John McCarty to give two senators to populous Hade fo u n ty . fin the racial issue. Dickinson ■aid he wa* again*! any plan lo close public schools to avoid inte­ gration. He said events at Utile Rock and in the state of Virginia convinced him thia was not the answ'er. He said he supported a school dosing proposal in 1957 at the .urging of Att.v. Hen. Richard E r ­ vin. but opposed auch measures in ^59 •T he destruction of our ichool system would be playing into the hands of the NAACP hy making thrm martyrs," he said. Legal Notice I>>IT9T101 TO Hill P m !»1 h i l t lit# will h t rtrtivM *• fifth rtf the i*H? Manager. r i » e Mall. a * « f n r 4 . Fl ori da. n*M1 l t d T* M . MAnita.?* D *r#m h»r 11, ^ rtn l hi frtll A»in« lltmi P l'*m 1 Twrt (S» • ••■ prtlkrt aara Ittrm IT n n e i l l 1 4-Inn pf r Vup t r u c k nr ■l t r r na*e I t t na i l l h m i|i rttw p i c k u p tFfirk nr al t e r n i t r t T h e bMa wi l l h# puhltrtljr r t p t n t d i n i r t a d In *k t r i t e R n n m Pi t y IJ*i! H*nPrtf4* Fl or i da, a t ! M r . M. rtn Dirrtmt'rtr I I , 14AV t*pd»rif)ratlrtna a r t a v a i l a h l t a t t n t CUy M a n a t t r a fiffirt WAPfM PI. Knnirlta | Ilf jr Mnnaitr Ifhihitth r»»r. i»ii ( H i ike ( t a r t mt Ik# r«H»wty i«4|*. rn a tr. Halt. !■ Pfiwrlie, la Fn*- F tl r « « a t t rtf jom \ n HJiNoensH, Te* I I I « rt4Mt<»rt Ill Cl ai m* •all Ritiiti tr mm4 jr . • n t tta ttil F »p t«u N a t- IttM iili A |llM l T f | and tarli nf fnm a r t ktreH? *rtMfi*4 and ra'inlrad Yn praaant ant* rttatma and dirtiand* whlrk you er althtr i»f yn*, *tae baca aeafna* th t *.ta*t .if JOHN It a ^ VURTKR. J r , daraaatd. la ** of aa hi Fo u n t y c«i tha Crttinif Judea #f Ham Ino I• iVounf y, Fl'nrtdla, at hi* off lea In ’'I ho roupt hrtuaa of atfd Prtiinfy at Hanfrtrd. Flrtridi. within a an* cal­ endar m«n, ia #rnm rh« Htna of lha fira* piibllca t iftfi of thia nrttlra Fart* rltim «f demand ahall ba In wr tire, and akaSl «ta*a tha pi**-# of r#a!danr* and p^at offica iddraaa of *ha rlaimant a**d akaM **# aworn to hr tha claimant, hit aaan*, or attnrnay, and any •urk eUlm nr d a m n l nut *n fll#d ahall ha rold • r>ia VF V1HK%NT HkNORTKR A a a 4 m In la fra trlt n * tha Fat acta n* J O H N R P A N f iR T F R . J R . . rt • # a • a d 'JkTLUAN and M^DOK'NPn.L Attorneys at Law r o Rp« ««» COFFEE P a rk . QUANTITY R GHTS RESE8VE0 TRICES GOOD Tho, WednevJiy, Oece-nhef 9th. m BAt 111 — Mrt((on N*w M i**: t ■ i“ Value f lmirl lisfnrs TALMADGK Half or Wholt N ot Alerted To Blaze at FA 2-2125 and Ed Zimmerman at FA 2 40M. Lake Mary* Fire Department also belongs to the Seminole Coun­ ty Firemen’s Association whose members pledge mutual aid In case they are called in to help by another fire department, I’ugh said. If the Lake Mary Depart­ ment had known about the lire, they rould have called in the San­ ford firemen, Pugh explained. Sanford firemen stopped at the If it's not.., eity limit sign because of regu­ lations which do not allow them to fight fires outside the limit un less called upon in emergencies ' \ hy another fire department under the county association pact. Dawson Teston said that if he it** lima to Install * ! had been home when the fire M* supir (ibannad £ broke out he would have known to call Gleason nr Pugh. Mrs. Tes D A T A N ID H T ton, who has recently returned from the hospital didn't know the Amarlcft'a take Mary volunteer numbers FlnMt W a te r f f l l Th« kind of auto tags itaued and Tesinn, who work* for th^ county road department say* his propertj Hcuter ^ th« prices paid for them have changed a lot since 194t), according was partially insured. in county tax collector John 1>. Galloway. Seminole rotinty auto lags aver­ Parents night at the t a k e Mary aged about *22 in 19.VI against School will he held tomorrow at *11.77 in 1940. The county collected 7:10 p. m. A Christmas program i SIM,997 7.1 from selling auto tags will he the Highlight of the meet­ last year. In 1940, *75,1**99 rame ing. i 202 S a n f o r d A v e . F A 2-6282 in from selling 5,49* tags. The largest tales increase in re cent years hat been in the “ W" series tag required on automrvhiles weighing 3.301-1.500 pound*. Now, a i in 1940. the largest number of autos registered are in the 2,000 1,000 pound cla»*. They carry a ■plain" tag. with* no letter after the county “ I T \ The hig change is in the different kinds of tag* now isaurd. Last year "T* tags were issued for automo­ bile* weighing up lo 2.U00. pounds. " D " tags for those 2.001-2.500 pounds, “ plain" lags for autos 2,501-3,400 pounds. “ W" tags for those .1.501 -4,400 pounds and “ WW" tags for the big earners, 4.501 pounds and tip. All tag sale revenue goes to the state Motor Vehicle Commismner for distribution in accordance with the law, Galloway explained. The Lake Mary Fire Depart­ ment didn't fight flames which destroyed the Dawson Teston home Friday because the volunteer fire­ fighter* were never told of th« blaze. Lake Mary Fire Chief Har­ vey Pugh said Saturday. The Teatoo home at Ci'.b ir.d Lake Mary Rlvd. was definitely within the five mile radius cover­ ed by the Lake Mary volunteers, but no phone calls to fight the fire got to the town firemen, Pugh said. He urged all residents with­ in five miles of Lake Mary to write down these numbers and call them in r a w of fire: Homer Gleason at FA 2-4*08, Harvey Pugh at FA 31710. Otis Sjohtom COUNTRY rrwue H A M Make the .hot water TAP TEST always hot always (liar always plinty Changing Trend In Tags Noted Parents Nij^ht S O U TH ER N NATURAL GAS CO. Yule Party Set By Bethany Circle •J ROSE v -- C AN AD IAN 1®V|J0T. »I0«*1A yj SLICED // BACON M A M “A- D*. A •». QUICK (KOZIN Sunnyland Hot or Mild Pork SAUSAGE 3 ’ 1 D»- Br Mtrtbs T Vlbl.b, DC. CUEAM P . 'l l r. Ps*%tn. a s : w»w . n , n s a i r . f t Orlsniln, PlnrtTts Atm rn * r f>r p sln-lff Shop For Christmas At / 7 -a 211 E. lo t ( akmomk^ YOUNG SLICED BACON 1U w. 2nd S t. V IG J E E S T ^ ^ C A N . B IS C U IT S 4 ASTOR F R O X tb sn/iW KM f ; FA 2 .(6 2 2 NOTICE! A ll WINN D I X I E S T O R E S in S a n f o r d will c l o s e at 6 p. m. T u e s d a y , D e c . 8, b e c a u s e of t he A n n u a l Christmas Party! 4 - 8 Lb. BALLARD Sweet or Buttermilk it Glass anrl Paint Co. ;x-< ju n io r ] w o s twin p « Cocoa n o t M O R T O N APP'«- C h e , ^ ‘ Lar*« Mnnily Si*« Can FAST, SA FI PAIN RELEIF WITH NO STOMACH UPSET Bufferin la th SENKARIK MEATIER Georgia Peach Bottle Of 60 E»cn Pkg» I g r u n peas < 00 i 4»aa*e Wnnitss, 4 Lake M ary Fire Dept. m & jm nf ths r i t f . «f 'b s r i r r u t t sr. nr 4 D r o s c ia * f Gift* LAKE MARY FIRE CHIEF Harvey Pugh surveys the remains of the burned out Dawson Teston home on 25th and Ijtke Mary Hlvd. (Staff Photo) Tar ray sm b .r :s ISit If SOU 'sit <• (In • • ludSTrsn* hv *s'sutl —ill b. Sslc.n saslnsl r«n fnf fbs r . l l . f a s m a n l. d In ib* h'll nf rsmplslwt, r>e>NK » v n o n p r n s t D si »«-• s»r 4, Ssminnl# fniint*. v t- r lh . . Shu 1Sib <llr nf Vnvsmtisf, ISSI. r>««M M fl»lrb*l r i . r b »f »b. Clmolt P«>irt - salad w»1 ■ n i* .r nr pi.t-ttni in lbs «>f- flr. 5 2 - 4 9 JELLY fo r Tap TOU ARi: MRRKBT MOTiriBD th a t a l*lll rtf frtmplatnt fn? dlVrtrca h it h«#r #i1#1 «(.ilnat you, and you ara fanuiffd to itra a a frtpr rtf CAiir an*war nr ptaadtni to tha Mil rt* »rtmpta;nt rtn tha r i a l n t l f f a a* . . . . . . Fsul C p . f . hiss. SST Wsit H.sih n-fs.* Orl i r K n*rM ». .-4 fit* '* t .rlg l- O'cer, r tru '• T A T K o f FI jORIDA TO: R caanharn , Or me.* mm P V i F lo rid a Walter Beyanf. J f , **uh a IS, T " * i m MAID The Rethany Circl# of the First Methodist Church of Oviedo will hav* their monthly meeting and i \ Tiir. r m n i t i o i r t o r t m f . Christmas party on Thursday, Dee >i nth J i m m i r m n it . AMI FOR YENHOI.R (01 1T I , 10. at 7 p m at the home of Mr*. # ri.o n in % . William II. Martin with Mri. Mil­ in » h o m r an. i m m ford Calhoun as eo hostel*. Lr»TH BRYANT. The member* of the etrele wfll rafk tlff. •TP enjoy ■ covered diah aupper, pre­ WALTWt RRTANT, TR ceding the exchange of gifts and Hafandant the business meeting A dfiTft r t o a p e r. a r W in tar IN S T A N T lusthGme *S P R A Y S ET FULL 15 OUNCES (-Uitatr iCumc. ■•■NY ■ ar nut TAX Pkfl 0( 5 V1 99< , Bottle Of 100 �Inez Robb S a y s LOVE ME, LOVE MV DRAGON 9f w i s i o n ! i 1M a determined redhead invaded the Boston publishing a# lin k , Srewa ead ComwHh a b u M fun of reelpa* sad a fantastic proposition. She eiked the firm to publiib Um recelpee b a cookbook, an absurd builnen venture of which LrtUe, Brows wasted ao part us* til the redhead effaced te per b r the first edltiee ef 1,011 m t ef **.own aiim pocket. e rodhoed waa Fanny Faraland the book, "The F iner .nor Bootes Cookies School Oak book". Today, tea editloaa, 3,100,000 coptei ■ta d atUUosa of dollari liter, the old puMlabiai Arm h u the grace to bluah for ita litUa faith. The volume haa bow too equivalent af a Li to atsal. Some Cruelty Just Defies Description tow w sent A Sanford woman luw nt ua a rtport ithst. n n *h* >nt wrota wrw« it Hffita ana act that v i a .Jil-TTi to cruel thnt that it deflea deacrtotton description and and at at - #B ,e t j g . |A l t d that it also defiaa suitable comment. m_1.__ Oh*She lltlutitled l 5 J S ^ l S i t ^ i a k7 for itaelf. It "Bovrlett’a t. V * a n d t t l l m a te you cry. S ha w ro ta : **I am Juatalittla black and brown do*—a boy’s do*And - “ ‘Tvaa mo tecause I am aweat and aenlte and I aayona or flfht. I am well mannered and ait up M* bbi called ‘Cheater’ for fun became I have a aftlff hlad law, 1 waa hit by a car and had to spend a long time f f t i i e t e f l t a l and than had to wear a cant. I «ot well, but ■air I a * f i * h in the hoapltai > n u |a but lad story. I am tailing It so maybe it will m l hanota to Mother little dog—or maybe w o r a e -to aome S?u halnlMt hoy or girt. Anyone who would do a thin* like t tU t o a d o j would be capable of doing aomethlng terrible ’SjjSb' German Anti-Semitism: agS- Is It Rife O r Rare? ta a human. xrw, | a bey. or boya. with a gun held me and put the atm V m tm n'nnd pulled the trigger. I got home aomepart oi my tnaidea and lota of my blood trailing behind, II w u V tm lb M eight and I could hardly iU nd the palm My family ruahad me to the hoapltai and the doctor la takin* t. f» of me. I hope I will aomeday be able to ait up again S r m y dinner If I live through thla, ,. „ ‘‘Do you thla terrible dead happened In a alum or I t a down Metkm of town? It didn’t It waa In one of Banfird ’a nleeat home areaa." BowW l K Concert Tickets Assignment Washington The Sanford-DeBary Kntertainment A**n. haa decided te extend ita aerial ticket aala effort through thla month. After selling 700 tickets, the association la having difficulty getting the other 300 members needed to insure financial By ED TJTMtBA WASHINGTON - I had my moment of glory at the 14th an­ nual meeting of the American Rocket Society. I wandered into oo* of th# back room* of the Sheraton-Park Hotel, where the rocketeer* ara convsntionlng, and somebody almost atola me. They thought I waa an engineer. What 1 blundered into wa* one of th* greatest waves of masi kid­ naping In Induilrial history. If* legal kidnaping—some folk* call it eannlbaUsm or body matching for the concert aeries. A t the opening concert by the Stetson Glee Club, Donald Thompson, ticket sale chairman, gated members, and others B m e n tlto try to Mil one ticket each to fill the quote. Subse­ quent aalea total 60, ha reports, leaving quite a few more to b§ sold About 600 people attended the Stetson concert and .pralaed the program highly. This type of entertainment ia s o t just needed here, It ia important. Future concert! in the proponed aerlee include tha Florida Symphony, Jose Greco and other really good, outatending presentation*. Only 250 tickets were eold last y e a r for the concerts and if a hard working group of nnsoclatlon m em bers cun sell more than 700 thla season, they deserve the added interest of more dtlaena to underwrite the series. Support of this type of activity must come. Memberships are available at the Chamber of Com­ merce or by mailing or taking applications and $5 for each ticket to "Concert” in care of the Sanford Atlantic or Florida Editor: State Banks. The inlercit you have shown in Letters To The Editor Builds His Own $5,000 Automobile SUNNYVALE, Call!. (UPI) f . Gordon Hainan af Sunnyvale really believat in do-it-yourself — te the exteM at building hit own automobile. The 43-yaar-otd engineer, who dtalgns tnlitU* emponanta [or a living, decided te build bit sleektailed vehicle because "S Ilka to da things differently.'* And hit ''Gordon Diamond" la different! Ita four wheel* are arranged in a diamond with two parallel in the middle and one in the rear. The aluminum shell body taper* from a bullet note In front to a tlim tall in the rear. Hansen began building his car after World War II and comple­ ted it in 19(9 with a few apeclal modifications since than. So far, ha said, the project haa been a auccraa. ft haa held in for *3,000 mile* of road uae. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D aowmB L Tor Wag coin 8. Dwarf to. Perak ltkCoM for toilet article* XL Capital Guaas XAKobaato mad's dASaUoM SLlUlUa volcano <var.» lXTroutdo U . Split pulse XL Forbid BX Sur­ prises n.uotd*a 14. Tha tmiogaea aBBtrong-.l I I . Whort Bkjfte* BMcttanltRl BlThaUaaad wagon* 3& Newt •2. Make ir % LJ n r P£ □ □ r L z *** z 3«. Butte* 3L Argrat ** (abbr.) fr z 2S -and w , ah* 34. From ■ z 03, Turkish title %z U 34. Dance *Uj 3 T. Complete! , TT w □ 1 tew (peat) i z. m : m u i 41 la the ' midst eg (akteto * V Pan 4 the Sanford Art A**n., the gener­ ous amount of publicity yun have given ua and the remarkable cov­ erage of our exhibit and tea last Sunday have been important to our growth and the success of our first show. We do (hank you and the radio atation which gave ua time. We appreciate the privilege we •njoy aa part of the Sanford Recre­ ation program through which we are able to have our meetings and bold our exhibits In our beau­ tiful Civic Center. We are grateful to the trade* |wo pie. the civic clubs anil the mill vtduals who loaned us the neces­ sary items with which to offer hospitality to our visitors. We were delighted to welcome tha hundreds of people who came to enjoy the painting* dono by the artists of our community and to cast thtlr votes for their favorite picture. W* are Indebted to the members who entered their works and to the officers and committees as well as tha non me mber* of the asso­ ciation who worked so enthusiasti­ cally in arranging the show, mak­ ing it possihlc to offer our com­ munity an exhibition nf painlingt of which the cltiitna can be justly proud. It ia Impoisibla to express ad* quateiy my personal thanks to all «f you. Helm P. DeWIt. President, Sanford Art A»*n. Local Youth Wins Top Cadet Honors Cadet Colonel Robert If. Reely of 701 Mrllonvllle Avr. has been designated a "Distinguished AFROTC Cadet". The Florida Slate University senior waa given the designation for his leadership ability, moral character and aca­ demic standing. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Iterly, the cadet plana In apply for a regular Air Force Commission after hta graduation. The world's longest undersea power cable carries 23.000 volts of elertricly from the State of Wash­ ington to the San Juan Islands seven and a half milrs off the coast. We psrt!r.i!*" reenltlng 'room f was king. "Hava a cigar?" "What can we fix you to drink?" "Din­ ner tonight?" t replied happily, "Gte, thanks, fellows, yet, I will . , I'm a news­ paperman." And you should have seen their jaws drop. One of them said woodenly, "Is there anything w* can do for you?" By moment of glory shattered like an aborted rocket. Some recruiters, frankly, art frank about their main problem: they can't find enough m«a to fill job* paying from 110,003- a year and up. David Potter, Scientific Place­ ment Manager of the Glenn L. Martin plant in Dtnvtr, said he could hire 35 to 40 man right now te work on the Titan misitie. Ap­ plied research scientists, he call­ ed them, with salaries ranging up to 117,000 a year. Pickin'* were ilim. A few year* before Sputnik went up, this type of scientist was scratching around for a job paying 230 a month. Ed Wright, recruiter for the Arms Division of the Amarican Uosch Arms Corp., of Garden City, L. I., laid hla company employs 1,300 engineers and scien­ tists. They make (hinga Ilk* gui­ dance systems for the Allas mis­ sile. But they're looking for 300 more at salaries averaging |10,000 a year. (A kid fresh out of engineering college starts at M.10O.> Recruiter* are trusted men. Their job ia to make their firm's grass look greener to the other fellow. But sometimes (his big talk works both ways. One com­ pany president waa telling me about hla luck In recruiting last year. "We didn't do too bad.” be said. "Picked up thras eaglaaers and loat two recruiters." FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI>~ The courtroom was husbad as th* chars** were read. All eyes were on the defendants, 11 German men, one a policeman. And while the prosecutors droned on, a ghost ■ecmed to aria* — the ghost of terrible past crimes. The charges were anti-samitism —the persecution of a Jewish family. The trial wa* just th* latest of many such proceedings thla year. And the question inevitably fol­ lows: "fa antl-semitiim growing agata ia Germany?" Anti-Jawiah incident* in 1931 and 1939 would seem to supply an affirmative answer. Several leaders among Ger­ many's post-war Jewish commu­ nity of 30,000 also say yes. But West German fovernment leader*, from former President Locomotive Bell Goes To Church CLEVELAND, Ohio. (UP1) Hi* Chestpeeke and Ohio Rail­ way ha* given an Iron boras bark to the Indian*. It's not an entire iron boric, but tha part Uist made much of tha noise — the bell. The C. k O. heard that tbs Presbyterian Mission in Penasco, N. M„ was seeking a locomotive bell to be used to call its congre­ gation to worship but was not having any luck. The mission serve* 5,00# Indiana through a medical clinic, a community pro­ gram and a church. Although the mission te more than 2,000 miles from the nearsat point oo the C. k 0„ tha rail­ road offered tha Rev. and Mrs. Julian Duran, resident mission­ aries, one of its old steam locomo­ tive belli. The offer waa accept* *d. Theodor Hauia aod v-iancellor Konrad Adenauer on down say no. The public also ny* no. If anti-iemitiim ia rife, many argue, why i* there such a public outcry every lime an Incident corns* to light? "Anti-iemitiim is found only among a very tmall minority," Heusa recently told Rabbi Joa­ chim Print, leader of the Amartcan Jewish Congress. Print came to Germany to In­ vestigate reports of an upsurge of antl-scmKIim. He aiid be came "with a vary heavy heart." But when be Mt, be said be was inclined to agree with lltuis. Both men agreed that cr: of the beat ways to combat anti­ semitism would be to htve mod­ ern history taught in German achools. Now, history ends In the claaaroom with the beginning of Hitler's bloody rla* to power. Helm Gallrukl, chairman of Germany’s Central Council of Jews, says: “ Anli-JawUh acta are sympto­ matic of a revival of the forces of calamitous past. There la a tendency in Germany to ignore Nail atrocitle*. ’ “The government te not taking appropriate measurea against anti­ semitism, the government a n d Parliament have paid too little attention to anti-aemillc acta." 6 % Witch Tuesday’s Sanford Herald SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP 310 8. Park Ave. SAFECO THE FINEST AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE Available - At Real Savings To Preferred Risk Drivers Limits Of 10-20-5 and $500 Medical AS LOW AS *16.48 D stlr •« *•*• U t s n h r , Is ils r , aa* C k rb ta u i oofcis asesset Ssn i w at, **i» *• •*• P m •< UM i u m •LAN CAREFULLY - CEL YOUR MATERIALS AT Sm ii w k S r ? ••**«! GATOR V i LUMBER Co im c w p ite i aa Maw* OaMvary • m im r a te a iu > *ti*« a M aalba * .« a ■«••*• u s a i m M s that a il an #* an a* a v«m C e a a tr s tm i * SSaalka a aawike a aw s* m s S.TS s sSm i %m a hwim u* a i s t i a y a i s i he H'h M '•! 1f' ) EACH < MONTHS i Spt'i *ii Ir 9 ‘till IM N IH av ( A ' t i n Ut t i l f Drill ............. » A ; 7 1 »1 \ • Comparable Low Kates On Increased Limits • Top-Rated Company • Nationwide Claim Service • No Joining: Fee Wr \ f Ct•o vf Luinbi'f O si a * • ,1 M.s # Jo h n R . Alexander 2417 French Ave. — SANFORD — Ph. FA 2-0283 FLORIDA P0 W IR Perkin*, a proper Bostonian nf bubbling good humor, explained a few days ago. "B y mother-in-law, who was Aunt Fanny's slater, edited <ft> book through two edltioni after Aunt Fanny's death. Somehow I inherited the job, although, un­ til 'I married the book,' I us* an indifferent cook. "Kvea though I never met Aunt Fanny, 1 aften feel 1 know her better than anyooe. She wea ■ great txecutlve, food detective and gourmet, rather than a great cook herself. She revolutionised cooking method* by introduemi in bar cookbook, for the first time, exact measurement of all ingredieots. No 'pinch of salt’ or 'but­ ter the ate* of a walnut' for her! "Aunt Fanny took the guess­ work out of rooking. But ahe waa too tmpatteot to cook a whote meal, from beginning to end. Even when ahe lectured, some­ one elee on stage did the actual cooking." (Often ah* looked ro y i from a wheelchair, for Aunt f n ny overcame the handicap af severe Infantile paralysis at IT to become one of th* moat famaue women of her day. Or of today, for that matter.) Although Mra. Perkins, who wean Aunt Fanny's gold beads entwined with her own pearls, al­ ways feels Aunt Fanny te looking over her shoulder, ab* has mad* substantial revlaloos In the ori­ ginal work, largely because th<g have been substantial revisions In tha American way af Ufa since 1999. "Twelve-course dinners, which were standard In Aunt Fanny's day, are nooexlatenl today,” said Mrs. Lord. "Now, three course* are par. And I think M anobbish to Ignore mixes or shortcuts, al­ though my heart Weed* for any­ one who haa to endure a ateadr diet of frozen teevee dinners!' y And wilt there always br a Fanny Farmer? Yea, Virginia. Walling off there in the corner ia Mr*. Perkin*' daughter-in-law, "a wonderful cook,'* Nancy Tucker Perkins, who helped a bit with the tenth edition of Aunt Fanny'* household Bible and gold mine. JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY I Monday, December 7, 1950 a s i s r i s r f tH M tia s c a i b a u t . 9 r Ci - but it's enough to pu* tome em­ ployment managers Into a horrid orbit. Out In tha lobby, In the open, our great apace aces from every part of th* country cooperatively exchanged ideas and swapped pleasantries. Out there in the lob­ by they don't talk about tha "back rooms." But you detect subtle hints, Hka glaring lltita cards dropped care­ fully In front of you at the lobby telephones that state: "Would you like to maka 520,000 a year? Than come sea ua." There aVa subtler approaches like HCA's pamphlet lhat reads: "Visitors ara invited to visit our suite." Above are listed the job* available at RCA. Tha cutest hint of all ia a ahea.' of canary yellow ihect* dropped around th* convention floor an­ nouncing: "Who's Recruiting Whrr*." Tha basic idea is for the up-andcoming companies to steal an en­ gineer or scientist from the naxt guy, but to make It look like a voluntary divorce. And in the back rooms they wait, usually In pairs, for the restless fly In quest of sweeter honey in gieeocr pastures. Th* instant I slipped into this /V \R .2 ^ A v s L v a a a ta ta w , b s iih m n u n a n a a n a , A**«*m«*« aoa n n cscblu r s a a a * SS*aa«la* Mltae ' P tS IU S ri Hiae Farmer died b IMS. but her book |e a i narchiag triumph­ antly oo. aa all-time, anr-Una bost-soUar. Now, w the eccaitoo ef toe pohUcatiw ef toe tenth edltiw (initial prinUni: 75,0001), I lift n y role# ia praiaa of Fanny, whoa* masterpiece haa been a atout atetf b Chei Robb for 30 p in . * Yea, than bar# haw two aditaro aiaco Fanay departed thla lib , cwrtocad tost beeteo ead the kltchw a n equal caatera of toe uatvarro. But, redheaded Fan­ ny doninatai ton book new aa to« did to 1M. ead tot fleet peraoo cheerfully to admit tot fate to Fanay’a alece-b-taw, Wilma bard Perkini, the current editor. Slace m e, Bra. Perhina haa aditad tto edlUona compriiing !,• tto.tee eaptea of Fanny'* hook. “ I cane in te toe top," Bra. l W W. Scott Bursa, Mgr. LIGHT COM PANY �* I I F**,*r- \ Miss Margaret a Ln w s,o H. Married In Ceremony In Winter Park The wedding nf Mm Margir** Jane Lawson, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Claiborne Lawson. Stone Island. Enterprise. and Wil­ liam Hamer lluckel. son of Mr. and Mr*. Haldane Johnson Huckel of Orlando, was solemnized Saturday. Dec. 1 at S p. m. at All SainU Episcopal Church in Minter Park. The Ret. Donald Stuart officiat­ ed at the double ring candlelight ceremony The altar « u decorated with chrysanthemum* and winter green*. Carl Harmalmg, soloist and Mu* Emily Hood, organiit, both of Winler Park, presented a program of wedding mu*ie. M in Linda Havelden, Jackson (Tit* ft*ntiir& Mon. Vrrifft T. ned a bridal bouquet of Stephano- street length dress of een*e nlk Peau rie Sole, designed sheath ftyle. with fringed tie aide drape. The maid of honor wore a balle­ She wore matching accessories and rina length dress of royal blue. The a corsage of blush pink roses fitted bodice, with portrait neck­ Following the ceremony, a light line, featured matching medallions buffet supper e s s served to the at the waistline. The skirt was wedding pirly and familirs at the bouffant, with complementary ac­ Dubadread Country Club in Or­ cessories completing her outfit. lando. She carried a bouquet of blended The club was decorated in an blue flowers. all white rotor scheme, including The bride’s mother chose a street a variety of white blossom*, green­ length costume dress of Dior blue ery and silver candelabra. •ilk crepe, with bodice of match­ The bride’s table was centered ing lace. The short jacket Matured with a three tiered wadding cake, three quarter length sleeve*. She decorated with pale blue flowers, wore matching accessories and cor­ white Icing end lopped with white sage of blended blue flowers. wedding hells. The groom's mother wora a Miss Aally Huckel, sister af the | groom, kept the bride s book. Mrs. Lionel Martoeeia, of Dsytona Beach. Mrs. W. Garland Spencer, Lakeland and Mrs. Richard Hawe* Twichell, Orlando, aisler in law of the bridr. assisted with the serving The Gleaner’s Sunday School of the wrdding cake and punch, ■V tuts, CLARENCE SNYDER class of the First Baptist Churth jnr l j,Uckel c n<ue for her going The young people ul the Osleen ivr 4rfrn , h ln . The Daughters ul Wesley Sunday accompanied at the punu by Mrs. held their annual Christmas party 1 M y MtWi 4n b a p t i s t Church enjoyed a wtruer School class of the First Methodist T. C. O'Steen. Mr*. T. J. T*aylor Tuesday night at the church annex. with short fitted jacket roast and hay ride, Friday even- Church, met in McKinley Hall for gave a devotion, using scriptures g ac|, member brought a cover- UB* "*"• ing. They met at the Church and the December meeting. Hostesses from the gospel of Luke and led r(| j lf|, *nd a turkey dinner with in(* *f*rr» quarter length sleeves, went to flosacks Lake, where th e ! were Mrs. Donald Dunn. Mrs. (tha group in prayer. a|| tin- trimmings was enjoyed. .She wore brown accessories and wienrr roast was held. Claude Herndon, Mrs. M. L. T V sunshine chairman reported Mrs K. L. Beard, vice presi- a r n r - t i r of green rymhedtom or Later they took a hay ride to Wright. Mrs. Clark Lronardy, Mrs. gjo.01 collected, two plants sent dent, presided at the Business ae» C|U(),_ 1-emon Blufi and Oak Hill. Chape C. H. Wtaji. M r s *■. J !}»rr‘manmembers of the class, one floral smn. After a wedding trip to the West were Mr. Mrs. Charles Meriwether and arrangement sent to a sick memMr*. j . M. Moie gave the drvo . . . . , ... . . Igone* 'uncs w e r e u(icrald e r a in rHosack, o s i c i t , .nr* and Mrs. David Ho*ark and Mrs. Mr*. Ben Monroe. ....................... her. one sympathy wire and a gift ,loB service, using as her eubj ect . , ,he “ ***"* * ' 11 r,f"‘1*' at 711 —The Christmas Story." Officers South Main Street, Orlando, where The merting began with mem to a member in llir hospital. Loi* Brooke. Those attending wcie, Jean Mat brr* singing, "Joy In The World," Tile "Piggy Bank" wav opened gave monthly reports. Member* the groom It atsocistrd in business A r r * . Janette Clark. Donna Stowell, and t lip contents. 111 lu, will be .jn g Christ mss csrols, sc com pa- „ n n his father, iJnd* Tyler, Fenny Nixon, Robert donated to the commission on mis nied on the piano by Mrs. Willi* Qu; IO(in included Mr Brooke, Tommy Lemon. Hutch Sion*. Those present, celebrating Pippin. __ . ,, . , ._ . „ _ Shivers. Jack Uounr. birthday this month were Mr*. The room and table* were deco- ln ( r’ *r r ' n" * ’ 1 Donald Harvey, Larry liirt, K. U. Hickson, Mr,. A. D. Strv ralt.d * „ h poinsettisi. berries. rl,onbur»• unl ln<1 unrlf John Peterson, Kenneth Houck, ens, Mr*. W. L. Wright. Miss Aline greenery, candle* and a large the bride and their ton. Charles O. Dennle Neal, Herman Allmsn, Joe Chapman and Miss Versa Wood Christmas tree. Gilts for exchange Conrad Jr., of East Orange, N. J. ^ f i i w r i w i f i « f T iL German. Tom Brooke snd Joe «*k. " e re plarrd under the tree. and Mr and Mr, Jrt}fph S. H u r l MONDAY F rank Tart. Mrs. H irninan. program chair Those attending w«re Mrs. dfn 4nd lon f a s t e r j immy Ha. Philathca class of First PresbyHarriman. Mrs. tcrian Church meet* in thr edu- m*n* Rive a reading. “ Christina* Fred Myers* Mrs. Phelma Steele, rlden, nf Jacksonville, another cation building at 6 p. m. for a Around Tlie World ’ and a poem Mr*. Azalec Harmcau, Mr*. L. H. covered diih supper and Christmas entitled. "A Litllc Hit of Christ Harvey, Mr*. J. M. Move, Mrs. W. aunt snd uncla of the hriijp. party. Mr*. Edith McPherson, hos- m**-'* The group then sing "Silent McLrllan, Mr*. Robert A. Willess with Mrs. Peggy Moule and Niaht.*' liatns, Mrs. K. A. Covington. Mr*. Mrs. Margaret Greene a* co-hostDanny. Dicky and Jimmy Dunn, Alice Horsdorf, Mrs. R. I - Thomesses dressed a* Santa Claus and two as, Mrs. C. A. Anderson J r ., Mrs. First Baptist Church. Deacons nl bi* helpers, distributed gifts A J. Peterson. Mrs. Helen Carter Tha Jaycrc* Wives will bold th* from «a lighted ChiiMmae tr Mr*. Homer Little, Mrs. H. J. -lire at *t the in* hom« ham* meeting. 7 p. m. "M ’ niglu at*V.^lrsl First "mil I Ie^e-, to I December meeting Hutchison. Mrs. W. II. Duncan, Stetson im l.ak*Baptist ChLrch in Deland a p. m. (ho*e present of Mrs. Stuart The United Lutheran CRttrelk Dm Mrs. M D Bumgarner, Mrs. II. The W. M, U. of the Central Rap Eva Renton, llarrn-ll Wilrivx, Knn rh*‘ c l,s * prescnled gilts to th view Dr., Little- \ eniee' tonight at i Gro"P 3 of ‘h* c - w- > • ofKirat women of Good Shepherd Lutheran is* W Rucker, Mrs. Earl Bronson, tr.il Church, presented their annual u' r W'iggins. Winnie Weaver. Edna <r . i..L vrirVsnn Christian Church meet* with .Mr*. ,ll'V. and Mrs. T. ( . UMeen, Mis > p. m., with Mr*. Jack Erickson,. Wilson School PTO will meet church, will meet tomorrow at T:N Woodcock. Miss Mary Margaret Mr*. Willie Pippin, Mrs. W. B. a . ro hostess Tat 7:30 p m. Honk and Mrs. Mihlred Burner. Hrinson, Mr*. N. J Sienstrom, " U t l i e Moor." Christmas program G,lrl an'' Vi“lct Ila’; Tuesday (Dee. ft) at 7.3(1 p. m, in p. m. at Ihe home of Mrs. OUaU TUESDAY the December meeting of the In die Imal scene Icller* Horn Preceding llie regular business Refreshments were served from Mr i , c, w. Brown. Mr*. Myron tat(lllrch Firlit Baptist Church, Bible sur missionaries were delivered by thr school auditorium In Paula, Hatfield, In Ravenna Park. tond program .tha exacuUa board vey elsft, 9:30 a, m. Woman's a table elaborately decorated with smith, Mr*. H. A. Mm eland. Mrs. will meet at T:15 p. m. The program enililed. "it, God postman Hilton ltr.mn to Mary Mr*. Virginia Rrissey will be cw class 'supper and party in Potoscttia* and Brazilian peppers. \ B Maddox, \ i r>. V. G. Hasty, A guest speaker from the county — Bible We Pray For AH Mankind ”, cm 1 *n" ,r"" Hol i cr t * Keith Jnvee Hostess and a program entitled, rial hall, «:.10 r ns Rihle Mr*. Carrie Wert and Mr. Fr jjrs. John Fox and Mr*. Berta I tha social phasiied foreign mt**,on». It wss Dormn. Ruby Bridge*. Grace department will present Ihe pro- ■Hr Born in Da Today" will t» nie Larsen were welcomed as Cottrell. 'survey class 7:30 p. in Adam* and Georgia Maple. in the form of a play and was pre.sentril by Joyce CnitchfiHd. Church Junior visitors. Other member* attending ---------------------------Presbyterian Background music for tin- en­ directed by Mrs. Gail Smith, at '<">** « *'■ Dole. Floyd Choir, 4:1J p. m.. Intermediate* (isted by Mrs. J a r k Owens, Mrs. tire program was presented by the 5 p. m. Pioneer Fellowship * p m. Athow, I. J. Bovele, M. E. Raines. Hen Bullard and Mr* Milton pmior choir, under the direction Pauline Howard. C. M. Flower*. J iif Wtnnrll Mc*>er and Dot llcnlon Brown. L. Mahan. George M. Murrell Headers of the story were the a,,,f Die aduU choir, under the Pearl Lynch. J. K. Courier. O, F. Marie h * v , i; a || Miiith and Jack Uwrn*. direction of tA L. Harmon Friend* of Mi»* Grace White, II. F. Rubi»un, M, R. Strick­ .erne, A film sir...... Africa, was »lu.wn land, .1 P. Thurmond, A. D Sllnecipber will be glad to know Taking parr m the first llmissr n f Kuilv A m e r ic a n praver, bv ** A lliilluck. A free will offer Zacliery. John Bridges. Harry that she I* much improved from presenting a family at Q Maybeltr and »"« VVJ' i‘,'‘ »" Die foreign mi* 2.’13 N. Urangr As*. «A I-M42 Brown, P A. Rowland, J, M. Me- her recent illness. She i* in The were Charles D *,0.n program. Organist was .Mrs. ’askill, Paul Marion. Roy Tlili*. Florida Sanitarium snd Hospital in Clyde l la y n and Itnlibie OwenDriamio, Fla. In the second ami third scene* Shirley Oririne ami John Siiiilh A. G. Gregory, Brodie Williams, Orlando T h t iwnford V^omiM Club will Mi5f Rrfjif Zic.hfrv and Rev ,n ‘‘barge of iprrtal lighting Mr*. Gertrude Gilbert, finance were ftenver Hayes, Jane Bridges, officer in Ihe j-m.nty superintend Linda Spears, Gene Bullard, Del hive a combined meeting o( all >|ri o Steen. departments, Wednesday at the ------ ” — — ---------------------- enf* office, Ic-fl last week for Mi­ Ion Marker, Arlern Bullock. Mrs. ami. There she joined a group of club building. A luncheon will be O o t C P n other "finance secretaries iron, from 1 ------------------n*ntc _^*ccei*rie» „ f a i|,y ||p p u| ,h(„ f (a| , f r ) r served at 12:30 p. m„ followed over Ihe state. They took a plane , . lashes on after the rest of your by the program for Mexico and arc now enjoying mlk#l)p „ l p p | lrd. (JB| y m a lra ra all wool, resrrslbla Members are requested to brtng .... ... 8 ,hrpe weH comlU(’,,,) ,our M ,hr should be applied at the last. _____ a shower gift for (hr Children’s HA MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER country. Frank Patnlla of DrI.and was A poem submitted by Gary Ha home ln Jacksonville Dress op prum for a family Due to the absence of Ihe rrgu « visitor at the home of Mrs. iu-r in bis English class at Snead dessert by rooking them in port Custom uiudi- by: "Klt-gitm r without Ktlravagaeie#1' College, was selected to represent wine and chilling overnight Serve lar reservation chairman, Mrs. Harry Osieen. Monday. H lil II I lll'tl (HID Cali Ml 4 1MM2 foe completa (totalis Mrs John Jurss and Mrs Al­ ihe Freshman rla»' with the Na­ lopped with whipped cream. Clyde Ramsey will take rcserva bert Pell gave a party for the tional Poetry association nf Loi lions for the luncheon. Call her at Mnny Sty.i.-s .n Liold FA 2 OJSfi not later than noon to- chlIdren of the first, second and Angeles. Calif Gary’s poem was Hiui Silver. third grades. Wednesday after one nf Ihe 300 chosen to lie printed morrow. From <1.50 plus tax ___________________noon. Mr*. Jurss toll the stories In Ihe annual "Anlholngy of Col of "The Csndy Cane" and "The lege Poetry," a book published Gelatin added n the mixture Little Round Home" to thr group, annually by the association and "Trim Haz fra* With Starfing” will prevent the formation of ire Refreshments of rookies and 'elected from college* from every R in g * crystals in ice cream made in re- : punch were sorvrd to thr ehitd- tiale In ihe rountry frigeralor trays. I ren. Osteen Youths Enjoy Outing villa and rousin of the bride wa« the only attendant. She served a* maid af honor. The groom's father aerved as belt man and ushers were William Hamer Milligan and Jon B. Beardall, Orlando, cousins of the groom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in a gown of pure silk organza over taffeta. A yoke of hand clipped Chantilly lace formed the bateau neckline on the pointed basque hndice. with brief sleeves. Lace applique* cir­ cled the very full skirt that te r­ minated in a chapel train. A half cap of iacc, outlined and embroid ered with pearl*, held her fingertip veil of pure *ilk illusion. She car- ti*. S.S. Class Holds Christmas Program Gleaner's Class Holds Party Church Calendar William Hamer Huckel Ja yce e s Wives Lottie Moon Christmas Program Meet Tonight Presented By Central Baptist PTO Meets LutheranWomen Meet Tomorrow Tomorrow pJ2AA0JtalA Joint Meeting Of Club Women (JicksM » Cuff Links - Tie Bars Featuring: HAND BKAIDED Personals RUGS 9iA floAty Jbm KmMfiji. Gtrlhalonn lHantuml & Signet. From <12.05 ’s'ns tnx See Our Have you noticrd how hooks on clothe* tend to become bent and flattened during laundering — e«pecially if they go through Ihe wringer'.’ Try keeping a silver tab­ le knife on the ironing hoard, then use it to open hooks HOLIDAY PARTY PAPERS A lalch ln g S elo in Tablecloths Cups Plates Dinner Napkins Cocktail Napkins CANDLES — Dripless- Odorless, Beautiful Christmas Colors WE RENT Cocktail Classes Bunch Bowls Punch Cups NEWCOMER? Have you, or has smmom you know, just moved to a new borne? 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P a rk A t e . « FA 2-2A6A �jV • * K-'-Ki Qljr Seminole Quint Opens Cane Season Tomorrow Hr it m ar c o v i n g t o n ‘ Ssmlnolts will open btakalLtU u ih h Bt Ui« high school jainit Lyman. It wU to a twin affair with the Jun­ ior vanity cluba matting at T p. m. is a preliminary gama and me vanity conteat following. Coach Bod Layer has not aat -lie atartlag lineup at yet hut ha'll ' ■rahably go along with Gaorga ParUaa and Ray Lundqulst at the guards, Tarry Chrlatanaan and r : Jimmy G ritty at the forwards . " 'a e d Chartas Ovavata or Mika " T t m y at earner. The big qua*ZT tiaa maife ia the alartlng liaaup la tot eaetar poattioa. loth Tamny and Orevata a n iaaipariaaead sitbaagb, Orevata aaw aoma aetleo eaaa M Urn vanity, t Goarga Paridai la a new«e the squid and ha will be to have a big aeaaoo if ka to dlaplay the talent ■ pant two ytect attyTHa abattcr< _ 'M tfeo Junior varal. " - a d all tearing marka for a SemiMto JV player laat action and hla mataa la practically _ Veteran O K guard Ray Lund-quint w in to back at bia regular apot tola tea ton. The until youngatar haa baan vary Impraailva in praaaaaoa drills and this abould be bit graataat year. Ray hai bean •laying na a regular ilnca hla freshman year at StU and baa ■maud every one in the OBC with hla great drive and ability . on the court. A* a topbomore ha took home AU-OBC booora after the aeaion and tf the Stmlnolta are able to reach the etate tournamanta thli aeaaoo, he ahould be a leading candidate for AU-Slale II bonori. High tearing Jimmy Graccy al­ ready haa picked up hla (hooting sya after tucking away tha football pads and should be aet to pour thtm through the nela again this aeaion. In an intrasquid game ‘ laat Friday night, Jim led tha No. 1 aquad in icoring with 21 point*. Ha hold! every school icoring re­ cord as a Junior and ahould be aet to ahatter hit own thli action. Al­ though Jim ia a proven point mak­ er he still haa to come a long way In the rebounding and defense de­ partment. Senior Terry Christen**!) haa made a fine showing at the other forward and shouldn't have to take a back icat to anyone on the aquad. Terry didn't get a shot at a atarting position until the mason w it well under way last year but when he did he waa In there to itay. Tarry la a very smart thinker on the court and Mixed Bowling Loop Race light With the bottom learn Just eight and a half games out of first place in tha Thursday night Mixed Lea­ gue, it looks like thli will ba a good, close rare alt the way to tha aeaaon'a end. U. Edwards Builders Supplies, still in tha lead, ha* a total of 28‘i wins, 1314 losses, and right behind them ia Stclnmeyer Roofing with 22'» wini. Furniture Center 2t, Sunland 'Estates n , Florida Stale Bank It, and South P l n s m i t with 11 wins. ; This week's action saw the hank­ ers helping Pmeerest into the basemenl, by winning two garnet from the subdivision people. Any other week, the tile would heve been different, a* Pineereat turned In a high scratch series, and most of the team were bowling above their average, but this was the time the bankers were really hot, piling up one gam e that took high scratch and handicap money, ending with a scratch series of 2.301 to lake that money spot also. New on the scene was George fivvann. who rolled a 313. in his first night as a Florida State regu iar. Team mate Gordon Senart also had a .307 series to pul the interest In the hank. Ed Callan rolled high for I’inecrest, making (he 37 split along the way. H. Edwards Builders .Supplies proved they were camera happy as they racked up a whopping icore in their hattlr with The Fur tilture Center. This lasted just for ' one game, or just as long as the ttew.v photographer was prrsrnl mapping pictures, hut when the lights quit winking, they let down on their follow through, ami lost the next two to the furniture team, jumping that team into third spot. Wallace Wood turned in tthe high Series for Edwards, and Jim M ic­ key was top man on the opposition Denny Phares made the 3-10, and Jease Carrathers toppled the S t 10 Split. Sunland Estates gave Steinmeyrr Roofing their romt-uppence on five and aii. as all three matches end­ ed in up sets this week. For HOMES and SPRINKLER SY STEM S Fairbanks • Mors* PiMps Repairs To All Makes Howard C. Long207 E. COMMERCIAL 8T. FA 2-2833 - d -------- ------------------------- although ha ia Juit average sited be la able to rebound with the beat of them. Although thingi point to thli eomblMtioa at the atarting squad, Coach Layer will ba trying a'l combination In the llrat few gamea to come up with the right combination. ‘Ale* McKibbin, a tognforh I r r a lh r a g * 6— Mon. Dee. 7, 1959 fo v im fo n /m S Covers Sports latterman from laat year la Kill a contender for a alerting apot and could well do the Job. He will see plenty of action here tomor­ row night. Newcomers Mike Ro­ bert, John Taylor, Eddie Fuhrman, John Marah, and letterman John Allred are alio expected to ice plenty of action. Giants, Fans Give Browns Tough Sunday Afternoon United Praia International Warning to the Baltimore Colli and other interested parties: The New York Glints are tough—but avoid their fans at all cost. The Clints clinched the Nation­ al Football League's Eastern Di­ vision title Sunday for the second airtight year when they clobbered the Browaa, 41-7. The Giants al­ most blew the Browns out of Vankse Stadium and their fans com­ pleted tha Job. Hundrtda vwarmed on the field with l e u than two mlnutci to go, seodlag Coach Paul Brown and hit Browaa scurrying to the locker room for protection. While Coach Jim Lee HowtU’s Giants wonder­ ed If the official* might forfeit the game to Cleveland, the fans Iondown one set of goal posit ami wara working on the other when special police details restored order SO minutes later. “ I never gave a thought to ask­ ing that tha gam s be forfeited," Brown said after hi* men re­ turned to the field and finished out tha second w o n t defeat in their history. "I Just left the field to keep from getting brat up ami my kids followed me. My players had the right to protect themselves. That's a league rule." Baltimore, victors over New York a t Yankee .Stadium last year In the league's first overtime championship game, clinched nt least a tie for the Western title Saturday by downing the FortyNiners at San Francisco, m i l . John L’nitaa passed for three touchdowns and ran fur another to lead Baltimore to ill first vic­ tory at San Francisco in 12 games in two leagues. If the Colts defeat or tie the Rama Saturday at Los Angeles, they'll qualify to play host to the Giants in the championship game Dec. 27. Then tha Colls, who also showed some liiiih-oclann fans in New York when Ihey won the 1958 championships, can start prepar­ ing for tha invasion of the Gianta and their rambunctious rooters. The Chicago Bears, with Rick Casarea plunging for four touch(towns, kept their slim Western hopes alive Sunday by downing the Pittsburgh Steeleri, 27-21. The Forty-Niner* play host to the Green Bay Packers and the Bears entertain the Detoit Lions in nrxl Sunday's regular season windups. The Forty-Niners and Beare con tie fur the Western title and force playoff games if they win, provid­ ing the Rams upset (he Colts. Green Bay whipped the Rams, 38 20; the Philadelphia Eagles de­ feated the Washington Redskins, 3 1 II, and the Lions whipped the Chicago Cardinals, 43-21, in Sun­ day’s other games. While the fans tried to gel into the act, the Giants posted the most onesided victory they ever scored against the Browns and (he most point! they ever collect ed against the team that won Eastern honors seven of the past 10 seasons. Charlie Conerly, New York's 38year old quarterback, fired early and often and sometimes his rereivers caught passes with tin Cleveland man within in yards of them. The Standings; Eastern Division W I. T Pet. x-.Vew York 9 20 .818 Philadelphia 7 I0 ,tU8 Cleveland « 3n .313 Pittsburgh 5 3I ..'<00 Washington 3 80 .213 Chicago Cards 2 90 .182 Western Division IV I. T Pet. Baltimore 8 30 .727 San Francisco 7 40 .838 Chicago Hears 7 40 .038 Green Bay 8 30 .343 Detroit 3 71 .200 I.os Angeles 2 90 .182 Nation's Top Ranked Cage Teams Take Heavy Beating In Week's Play L’kltad Prats lntrrnjtmn.il two straight road games on the West Coast. They squeeied past UCLA by two points Friday night but were whipped soundly by Southern California, 87 73, Satur­ day night. The Trojans had lost their first two games of the sea­ son but took advantage of Ken­ tucky v excessive fouling and poor free throw shooting to spring the major upiel. St. lamia, winch beat National Invitation Tuurname l champion St. John's of New York in its preuuux game, handed Kansas Slate, the nation's No. 1 team last sea son. its first home loss in two sea­ sons. 681* lloli Nordmann, 6 10, 279-pound center, scored 23 points ii .il gr,ilihcd 13 rebounds to lead both teams in each department. Nordmann will get lilt chance to “ hit tin- headline)'' big Thurs­ day night when St. Louis plays Ohio State at St. Louis. Ohio State is led by Jerry Lucas, a li 9, 223 pound center who is the most heralded eollege player since Will iiiamberlain went to Kansas. The nation’* top ranked college basketball (rams took quite a beating in the first week of the season — ami there may be more mayhem to come this Meek. Kentucky, Kansas State ami t.iisv ille , all ranked among the top 10, were beaten last Saturday and Cincinnati, Ohio State, M Lauit and North Carolina may soon Join them In singing the bluet. Cincinnati, with two easy vic­ tories to its credit, will protect its No- 1 raUng in a real tough one against St. Joseph * of Phils delphta, St. I j >ui * plays b o t h Ohi o State and Kentucky and Norlli Carolina faces Kansas and K.m sat State on successive nights lit t e feature games of the week s program. Kentucky was the biggest loser and St. I jmii* the biggest winner in week end action dial may came ■ mayor upheave in rankings. Coarh Adolph Rupp* Wildcats triad th# major inh of winning TRYING TO MAKE EN D S M E E T ? Coll on us for monsy if ssnsonol expenses have you 'Tied up in k n e l t," AN ENLARGED PICTURE of the Seminole High coadie.t was presented to Principal A. J. Bracken by Gulden Bradley of the Boosters Club at their Barbecue Wednesday night. Bradley quipped that instead of “hanging the couches in effigy they could be hung on the vvull of the high school.” The gesture was in appre­ ciation of the fine job the coaches have done with the football team this year. (Staff Photo) Minnie Minoso Back W ith W hite Sox Again J MIAMI BEACH (L T D - M in n ie Minoso came back to the White Sox today and promptly made them the No. 1 choice to win the pennant again among a majority of baseball men. Minoso was unc of 11 players traded within a m atter uf min­ utes Sunday night when the White Sox completed a seven man deal with the Indians ami then, while both clubs .still were congratulat­ ing themselves, the Reds and Cubs, followed with a four-man swap revolving around big Frank Thomas. Here's how the flurry wound up: Thu White Sox gut back Minoso, their old left fielder whom they traded to Cleveland two years ago, plus catcher Dick Brown and lcl( handed pitchers Don Ferrnrese and Jack S inker in exchange for third baseman • outfielder lluhba Phillips, catcher John llomano and first baseman • outfielder Norm Cash. Cincinnati sent Thomas to the Cobs for southpaw reliever Bill Henry and nutlteldcrs l.oc Walls ■nil l,<iu Jackson. The deal for the 31-year old Minoso rause some eyebrow lift­ ing among Ihose who recalled the While Sox let him go to the In­ dians fur Early Wynn and Al Smith on Dee. 4, 1937, because they felt he has “ slowing up " “ If Minoso has slowed up, I'll take a half iJuicn like him,'' com­ mented Baltimore Manager Paul Richards. “ East year. Hie White Sox had only two-thirds uf an out­ field: Willi Milluso they now have a complete one. They've added dash an they've added spirit, and I congratulate them." Key mail ill the deal between Weekend Sports lulled Press International Saturday LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Syra­ cuse rompleted its first prrfcct fooiDutl season In II years and remained the only major unhealrn ami untied tram of (he 1939 eollege football season by beating UCLA, 38 8. HICKORY, N.C.— Lenoir-Rhyne defeated South Connecticut, 47-20, in the Holiday Bowl to decid* the national small college football championship. .Sunday CORAL GABLES—Doug Sanders of Miami Reach won the 320.000 Coral Gables Open golf tourna­ ment with a 72-hole score of 273. Shop For Christmas At SI 1 K. Ut Schooling Opens Tomorrow Night • 7:30 p. m. • Free Admission • O v e r 20 R a c e s to SMO G. A .C ., F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N Regular Season Opens Dec. 19th -IANSOIO- 111 Wost First Street..................................... Tel. FAirfax 2-3743 _________ Offltt Hours: Daily 0 ( Q « M b h is 3, Krl, lutJd.Af) », Sal » - r* (rum now until \m a t . —ORLANDO 478 North Oronge Street*. ,,..T#1.GArden4-3fCd 401 Weil Central Avenue.............. .............Tsl. GArdsn 3-6493 1243 East Coloniot Drive ............................ Te'. GArdsn 5-: m 2 Ofts Kevin Owl, t-J, Wednesday t Saturday Mi * fo fm trly A dm iral ft none# C o rporation LOANS M API TO RUIDBNTS OF ALL NIARBT TOWNS LOCATED 8 Mile. South of Sanford on Highway 1T-I3 lineup those three games it'a a cinch tha^ the record would have been even better. There was no way for Christensen and Gracey to be left from the alt-star aquad. These two were probably the finest re­ ceivers around the state and their talent for catching passes accounted for threefourths of the Seminole offense. In per­ sonal performances, they both had seven touchdowns, but Terry held the edge itv total points with the 18 extra points h F added with his toe. The amazing thing about Gracey was that this was his very first season of football. Enough cun’t be said for Boss and Bogan. Playing in a line composed mostly of juniors, these two big lads led tiiu charge all the way. llogait was one of tliu key blockers on uffensu and Boss was the stopper on defense. Ross played middl^ linebacker all reason and got better every game. He usually had the opposing center wondering when ha wa* going to give him a break. All of these youngsters have n store­ house of natural ability, but I urn sure that they always will give credit for the honor to their fine coaching by Jim Pigotl and Dave La title. Congratulations, boys. Date Change Due to conflicting dates of the Bishop Moore game for Tuesday the Reds and Cubs was the 30- night and the local P-TO meeting year old Thomas, wiio went to tin- night, Coach Harry Meisell's A rinnaH last winter in ■ sevenman and R Uviedo squads have con­ trade with Pittsburgh. sented to change the date of the Thomas, who played first, third game to tonight al Use local gym­ and the outfield for the Reds, was nasium. Coach Carlton Henley's B a tremendous disappointment, bat­ squad wUl meet the powerful Bis­ ting only .223 white driving in 47 hop Moore B team a t 7:13 p. m. runs and hitting 12 homers. YOU'LL LIKE OUB SPEEDY LOAN SERVICE lo an s up © By JERRY COVINGTON At the Orange Belt Conference meet­ ing in Sunford the All-OBC team was nam­ ed for the 1939 football season, and as it has been for the last three years, the Seminoles dominated the squad. Halfbacks Ray Lundquiat and John Lovelace were unanimous choices, along with ends Terry Christensen and Jimmy Gracey and tackles Charles .Bogan and Neely Boss. To me these wcie very fine choices because they were the lads who paced the team all year. I.umlquist was the leading ground gainer this season and threw several passes good for touchdowns. He also was si great part of the defensive unit as a halfback. Although he was great in the ball carrying department, think how much greater he would have been if he had been able to sit out the defensive portion of the game. He was truly the workhorse of the team. Lovelace was injured in the early part of the season anti missed three games but he was still just a little behind Lundquist in the rushing department. He was probably the hardest runner on the squad and, like Lundquist, he was capable of throwing the puss. His great drive and speed made him n very important part of the offensive and if he had been in the H . J a m e s Gut A g e n c y General Insurance ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS ' 312 E 1st St. • FA 2-4451 Clarence and Hilda Powell, Owners �1 A 1jf f Jt|> •m ftrft Vrralft M on. P w . 7 . 195**— P a r e 7 Talented Violinist To Appear A t Christmas Music Service The talented violinist, .Mr*, Rj bert Anderson, will be guest artist fur the ail music candlelight ser­ vice of Christmas music present­ ed by the Chancel choir—with a str.ng assist from the Girls In termediate choir—of the First Presbyterian Church at 3 p m. Dec. 13. People who previously have heard Julia Anderson'* artistry are delighted at the opportunity to hear her again. She will play a solo a* one of tile preludes and with Mrs. George Touhy, under whose direction the service I* given, will be heard in a violinorgan arrangement uf the BachGounod Ave .Maria. Popular vocalists who arc mem bers of (he choir will sing por­ tion* of the 10 anthems that are ineluded in the fid minute* of worship in music. They include Mri. Nick Pfcifauf, Mrs. itobert Graham. Min Joan VY’Ukec and Robert Crumley. The Intermediate Girl* group or 1C voices will ting one of the anthems and will join the 2" chorister* of the Chancel choir in one of the other number*. The »anctuary i* to be decorat­ ed by Circle Eight under the chairmanship of lira. Harry Weir, and the special lighting will be done by U. C. Howard. Eugene Dimmock and Arthur .H-Young J r . It was assured that the same worshipful atmosphere that lus really made Christ a part of thi* Christinas celebration will again prevail. U is the hope that this service will he a rich spiritual ex­ perience as well as an enjoy aide hour of music, Mrs. Touhy said. .Members oi me cnancci cnoir are: Sopranos—Mrs. Iiavid (tacit, Mr*. J. A, llistline, Mrs. William . OvAjIght, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Airs. Frank Gore. Mr*. Robert Graham. Mrs. Nick Pfcifauf, Miss Joan Wilke, Mist Patty Walker. Altos— Mrs. E. H. Case, .Mrs. Tugenc Edridge III, Mrs. Roy Mann. Mrs. Joseph Orscno, Mrj. Rudy Sloan. Mrs. t.eim Walker. Learns Of Death CORAL GABLES, Fla. U PIi Arnold Palmer of Ligouier, P a , the 1938 Masters golf champion, was saddened Sunday to learn of the death of hit grandmother. Pal­ mer rercived tho news before the start of Hie final round of the Coral Gables tournament. Hospital costa in Hie United States have risen more than 50 per cent in the past lu years. Tenors— Andrew Rracken. E. H. Case. Wilier Giclow, George Tou­ hy, Harry Weir; hastes— Warren Adams, J, A. Bistline, Robert Crumley, Donald Howard. Clif­ ford McKibbin, Ja....s Meriwether, Charles Morrison. lit the Girls Intermediate choir are Ann Aiken, Norma Adams. Barber Buckler. Patty Davis, Bar­ Justice CRC To Probe bara Foster, Susan Fulford. Helen Mann, Peggy Miller, Sue Orscno, Mary Scott, Christine Schilke. San dy Slayton. Arlene Spencer, Pam Smith, Joy Shepard, Shirley Yihlen. An invitation it extended by the church to all who wish to share the spirit of Christmas and who enjoy music. Big CBS Party Proves Entertaining T V Show NEW YORK ( C P I i - ' The nig pcarrd. I think now- that he has Party," or big potpourri, achieve* been on every TV showr he can the impossible. It manages to be take a long vacation. A* I said before. It was good entertaining ami exasperating at entertainment most of the time. the same time. Fin just sore because they've giv­ The »o-minute special starlcd i en up the delightful "big party" its run on CBS-TV this season as concept and settled hack into a an exciting reproduction of an ex­ slick variety show but with the tra-special party. The guest* used emphasis on stand up comedy. to engage in shop talk and tell jokes. The cameras kept moving Those Jack F a ir Mickey Roon­ among them to heighten the spon­ ey exchanges have raised a few taneous mood. The guests smoked questions:—i’aar said he thought and sipped drinks. They moved. Rooney was "putting him on" Since that auspicious start, The and then said n was the first Hit; l.tiACL'K HUNT tilt U Jnm••-» Uirry Wilburn. 1.7. of Parly has slipped. Thursday time he ever got a hangover just Ktitcrpri.se. who bugged this giant bobcat in the Wckivn night, fur example, rach act by listening. Which is it? The two area recently. came on, did a bit, made room don't add up. for a commercial, and this pro­ —Paar said the newspaper* ere cedure was repeated for the full ated the fuss because it is "Lhrlr 1*0 minutes. The guests performed job" lo blow things out of propor with hand microphones, floor tion. How would Paar have felt nuke*, spotlights, a ehorui line if the papers completely ignored HUNTINGTON, N. Y. (1 I'D — much during Ihr past half and Danny Thomas' routine fea- the Rooney episode? Fred S. Ferguson, retired pre<t turv to makinc Nmeri.-.x « h i r n l j»« —Assuming Paar diun i know drill ot ,\E \ .xcrvice, the world’s pape * exciting, interesting behind him. Some "part)"! More Rooney was out celebrating be largest news-feature distributor, reliable, like the Ed Sullivan Show. The fore the show-, vvbcrr were i’a a r '' died at a nursing home here Sun camera work u a s static, rxcept production aide* and network of day after a lengthly illness. Hi when Harry Belafonte was intro­ (iciala? Who decided the show— was T2. duced and when Jose Greco and and Rooney — had to go on as Services will be held at the Co. performed. scheduled? Frank E. Campbell funeral home Incidentally, since this party Paar has done a lot of kidding m Ne-.v York City Wednesday. was supposed lo take place in about the episode but he sail Ferguson was one of the hand Douglas Fairbanks' loth floor hasn’t explained it. fill of mrn who contributed apartment in New York City, l could only think of what his 9th floor neighbors were going through while Greco and the boys were slumping around. Individually, most uf Thursday A slur,- in American imlu.lry grow* and earns night s guest* ottered good enter­ throughout the years. For information call — tainment: Danny Thomas' routine about Ids childhood: the NBC chimes at Fairbanks' apartment; Nancy Walker's sparkling lines; Fairbanks’ poetry recitations be­ fore the music and girls sneaked in: Johnny Mercer singing: Alike FA 3.?>02 Gordon J. Toll, Mgr, KIIIK • I'Ura Nichols and Elaine May: the 1 ml. Stock Kirh. Direct Wire To Sincere A Co., Mrmlier* New community sing at the end. All tine stuff. Bobby Darin aLo op NEW YORK (CPU — The Civil Right! Commiaslon will expand the arepe of its inquiries to probe shocking abuses in the adminis­ tration of justice. Chairman John A. Hannah said Sunday. He said however that the group would continue to devote the ma Jority of its effort* lu voting, edu­ cation and houaing. Hannah, who also ia president of Michigan Stale University. told the Anti defamaaon League of H'nai B'rith that he was encour­ aged by America's "lively n a ­ tional conscience.” *‘ln time our people will come to 'believe as one that when a synagogue is bombed, no Chris­ tian church is safe; when one school is bombed, no school is steady on it* foundations: when one man is lynched, the security of rach of us is diminished by so much; when one man Is drnird the right to vole, our own free­ dom of decision is compromised," lie said. Miss. A grand Jury fast month failed ta bring any indictment ia the case. According to Hannah, h local authorities had enough evi­ dence to Justify an indictment. At the closing session ot its « t h annual Hireling, the Anll-Defama* lion league reelected aa chair­ man Henry Edward Schultl of New York and elected Paul H. Sumplmer chairman of the nations al executive committee and Rea. MOUNT HOLLY. N. J. ll'P I) — Jamin Greenberg national trees* William (Wid) Conray, former urer. third baseman outfielder with foi.r maior league teams, died Sunday at Uurlington County Hospital. Con­ roy. gt, had a lifetime batting average of .23t) with Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Washington and the old New York Highlanders. Former Star Dies There were nine bank failures in the United Statrs in 1931, the largest number since 1912. Shop For Christmas Church Program At The Rarnett Methodist Church of Enterprise will hold a "White Christmas" program Sunday. Each member of the church t* asked to bring a gift of toys and canned goods for nreded children in the area. The program will start at !> p. nt. 211 lit 6% Wntrh Tiiesilny's Sanford Hernlil Window Beauty Draw Draperies . practical . . . Intipsnilre fee that look *f roiwfart . aad luxury Give a G ift That GROWS . . . A K. IT'S EASY TO GET WHAT YOU WANT! Famed Newspaper Executive Dies SECURITY Abuses The Civil Right* Commission was established in 193?. Its life was extended two years by the recent session of Congress. In dijeussing the "shocking" situation in the administration of Justice, Hannah referred to the lynching in April of Negro Mack Charles Parker, at PuplarvUlo, Bob D elivery lle fo re Chrlalm aa Q hJU LVnJsLl} The FABRIC 2.V.9 O rhnd. Hr. SSOCIATKS, INC. SHOP FA JUISJ Free Decora ling gersira DRAPERY HARDWARE Franeaa and Elmer Hwerner CLqswsty I*’ \ J o:i7r> v on Wash and Dry Laundry W ASH 9 D R Y 2c lb. Bring us your Dry Cleaning or “ Finished Laundry” work totalling $2.00 or more and take advantage of these prices. Let one stop take care of all your clothes. We furnish Soap, B le a c h — EVERYTH IN G. Satisfaction Guaranteed ! N O T A COIN - O PER ATED LA U N D R Y W E DO THE W O R K FOR Y O U Two Locations: S0UTHSIDE 106 E . LAUNDROMAT 25 th S t . — MARKET Foodmart Bldg. LAUNDRY 1218 F r e n c h Ave. l �ft »V»*#a X , : 3? 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IT.906. 3 bedroom*, masonry, FOUR lotaM only 910.700. 9 c I. deed Pa L f m Beat PIZZA-F.TS — IhryTe home-made AFTER December 9th., 3 bed­ room houie, kitchen equipped. by Millie. Gel them ONLY at the Phone TA 3 3303. OPPICE BAR in Lake Mary, SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablti, «. Par Beat 401 Miinolia. FA 3-9730. 3 TRAILER l-OTS with tretl. City light meter available. Seven 3-BEDROOM uofurniihed houie, Oaks Trailer Park. Ph PA 2-3176 kitchen electrically equipped. 3413 Willow Avenue. Call KENT A BED FA 3-02TI. Koliaway, Hotpiln' A Baby Bed* TWO BEDROOM home. 403 San By Diy, Week or Month. C« r 1 o i, Kitchen equipment, CARROLL'S PL'KMTLRK M3.00 Phone FA 3-3931. Ph. PA 2-5181 llfl W. lit St. form Apt am* w t« at Legal Notice l* r i m •-•m i r r r n i a r T t i W i i J i m t i v i . r i m t i t i% * > n r o e • r . i t i m u .k < o i n t y . f l o r i d * in t i i i m m i m i . i h u . 91 IT TB e t l K T T IT L E J I ' D I t F\ VTKBdTKn am i J A N E MrL. W L U S T E R , h i t wlf* rialn lirta • »aMARION' r . IIA L LA R D , t l *1 D artndanla NOTICK o r H IT OFFICE SPACE with tmpte park­ ing. 313 Oak Avenue. FA 3-5906. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped houie. Phone FA 2 *043. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private bath*. 114 W. Firaf St. 4-ROOM f u r n l a h e d house. FA 31191. T«; Marlon F. H allaril a n d —■l u t l a n l , h i t » If*, If ati). w h i t * r t t l d a m t i a r a u n k n o w n ; WII- 3-BEDROOM furnished house, 11 Smyrna Dr., DeBary, NO 9-4979. llam II. T a n n a r a n d H a i t i T a n n t r . hia wlf*. a i h o i t r t t l - I t n . t i a r t I I I t e r r a i n - Drlv*, K t n m o r * I I , X*w T n rk . V lrilnla F T annar . N am ra ti, d t n e a It u n k n u a n , If l l v l n r . NOTICE TO tlEFEND t n d If daad. I h a l r r a t i i t r l l v a T H E STATU O F F I / i n i D A TOi u n k n u a r n h alta, d a v l t t t t . It* ORANfIK tlL'D H I L L O C K t n d ■ a lta a . a r a n i t t t , t - r t i l l l a n a r J ALLEN Ht ' I . 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T i h l t n n in t h J t n t c m . c in r t iT n r D tp u ty Clark t h i: s t a t e n r n .o K tD S . in D a r in J. IcardL anis r n a ar.MtNtii.n t h i n t s , A ttnrnay a t l a w ri.OHIOA. IN CHNNCEKT .NO. l \ O H ot 144 i-iari W l n t t r I’a r k , F l o r i d a BE N JA M IN ROLI.KX TAKHF.HR V, IV TilK CIKCt IT cm KT BF Till; r u i n t iff , Legal Notice NINTH .llllir itl. I IHi'I IT. IN 4Nli FUR aMHINOLK COIATL FLUE III4 ** ALIC E RUT H 1 bedrooms, frame, ideally Jeeattd on two very beautiful lota—re­ duced to low low price of 911,906. t Fer te a t SUBURBAN 2-itory bouse, unfurn­ 3 bedroom masonry on beautiful ished. FA 2-4310. lake, 913,500, AFTER DEC. 10th.; unfurnished two bedroom house, kitchen 2 bedrooms, frame, neat, eemfcrt equipped, 2 car gsrege; South*, able, on V i acres, five teres west of Sanford. |33 per month. in bearing grove, excellent loca­ Call FA 2-3373. tion, with investment featurei0i priced nt 937,000. includes pre­ 3-BEDROOM house 9730 P *r sent citrus crop. Look into tbit. week. Call FA 2 3219. FRESHLY painted fix room apart­ 1 bedrooms, over 300 A. frontage ment, 319 Magnolia, avaliablt m well traveled paved State road. Good location for family now. Phone A. K. Rossettrr, grocery and icrvice station, well Florist, FA 2-1151. worth the price, 910,606. 3 ROOM, clean, modem, furnished apartment, 901 Palmetto. Phene 3 bedrooms, masonry, on two largo "ik riisdeti lot*, beautiful oak FA 2 1338. floors, 112,936. % CLEAN, nicely furnished apart­ ment, 119 Elm, 930. Ph. NO I-3W7. 4 bedrooms, rural location, fenced HOUSEKEEPING Cottages. Also yard, bearing citrus trees, very nlee and only 97,300. two 1-bedroom houtetraitors. Camp Seminole, Wekiva River, 4 bedrooms, neat as a pin. close la Ph. FA 2 4131. everything, very nice furniture, ready le move la, H7.I69. 4. Real Eatala Wanted WANTED: TO BUY: 3 Bedroom IF YOU DON'T LIKE THESE, buy tour nice larga lots, just off W. house; psy for like rant. Write let. St. for 91,490 sod build y e w * Mr. Burley BeneU, 111 Elm Ave.. Sanford. I. Beal Batata Far Bale IDEAL BKTIRKMENT ROMS NEAR LAKE MARY. Lake privileges, 2 Bedrooms, CBS, Ig*. living renin, carports, utility, quiet neighborhood. Bargain for cash or will sell on terms. Owner FA 2*0328 SANFORD PROPERTIES FA 2-3264 Atlantic Bank Bldg. N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Associates, III S. French Ave. Ph. FA 3-5921 After hours, fA 21411, FA 2-4621, FA 3-0391 NEAR HOSPITAL As lew as 9500.00 dowe, BM W mosMbly will handle thia cult 9 NEW LOCH ARBOR bedroom bungalow, priced at only 97930. Offered by SEMI* HOMES! VOLE REALTY, 1901 Perk Ave, ^ For delightful suburbia hvlng, leis than 10 minutes from Sinford. lei us show you these quality controlled values, I bed­ C A. Whiddon, Sr. room, 3 hath, deuble carport, BROKER priced unbelievably lo w at r n Se. Park Ave. Pb FA 914,300.00, your choice of 3 down payment plans. Exclusive with OWNER WANTS SEMINOLE REALTY, 1101 Park Cash dewa to mortgage* ea Mm Ave., FA 2 3252. b eam la Ihe eeaatry Legated ea 4 lets. Oee bewee raided, 3-BEDROOM frame oouse ia very good condition* sprinkler sys­ geed water. SEE AND MAKE tem: front and rrsr screened La OFFER 1 porch: garage; large corner lot; *09 W. 30th. St. Legal Notice ROSA U PAYTON Registered Real Eetato Broker Mary R. C ira te — Lee SalraR in t u b iie i i ir r n i ht. ninth B. E. Roger*. Sr. Asgecistoa j i tin in i , i ijii i it n r r i nnin*. in iv n rim *hninai ,b corNTv Pb. FA 3-3991 13-99 at i n n t a n i Nn. i m i a U H 'I X J L I N N E k i t 'd E l . a - 4 BARGAtN - MOVE IN TODAY nERALruNg a l in n e k io e u 3 BR. house ea Magnolia, juat sad hi* wlf*, at city Umi's; kitchen equipped. Flalntiri*. Venetian blinds, ^ac e heeler.# v* D A N I E L MC I T E R . *a a l . Must sell at once. 93963. Wdt D -f* n 4 an t* . trade lor late model ear v o T i r r n r ni it PA 2 06*1 nr rA 3 0633. 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Hanlnrd, A tlo m a y for P la in tiff A tlarnay* for P la in tiff 1 F lo rid a , m l l* l * r t h a n Ih* l* th day • ( D ectm kar, III*, ih e r tin t a i l i n g u p t k a e t t a i * , r i g h t, till* or l n t * r * a t In, a r Han upon ih# aboT# i a n r t b a d p r n p a r t y r l a l m t d by you . a n d a h u u ld y.m fall t o da eKHINIILK lOl'NTN BUNINH 1'OMWieniUN a*, a ilti-r** pro <oii(t*ao will b* N*n* « *1 f i M l t H n r l a * a n i a r t d a g a l n a t ynu. Tn wh-ini II m * r t o n , a m ; WITNEM.4 my band and alllrUt N n i l r * It h t r * b y g i a t n In a,e>ir4* nra w i t h S a a l l - n 14 *f th * •#al nf aaid C»urt at Sanford, X«nlng I D c u U l t o n * t h a t C. ft, M t W i l i i r f b a a r*.|U*at»4 th* f o l ­ I'tnrida. thia llth day af X*vt«l o w i n g liaacrlb ad p r n p a r t y b* i * n * 4 C - t C o n m t r c l n l ; L * i SI, *4 bar, Itll M. g m i i h '* S aro n g A44lll*i> a u h t i v l s l o n •V P. H a r n d n n . C l a r k a f Ih* I h ih llr h t n r l n g will ba h t l 4 t n t h a S*m1n«l* T n u n l v r a u r l a h o y * at) lad C u urt. l l h u - t . I 'n a i i l y I 'o m n i l a t l a n t r * W a 4 i i t t 4 a > . Da, atnbar 14. Hyj M a l th a T. V lh ltn t)4S a t I . I S P. 34. or aa l o n g i n a r t a f t t r aa paaalbl*. D tp m y C lark I Legal Notice tamlnot* Caualr X*alaa 0*mai*M*e Up E * k * ri 9. B r a w n |i,-ii—ll County Zoning Ptrartnr Puktlih Nsyambar t* , Dinmliar 7. r FARMER'S AGENCY FOR SALE BY OWNER; Houie, 312 Holly Ave., 2 bedroom*. 0SMALL house for MOM, workshop Priced for quick sale at 96,400. ter DAD, fruit trees. AND an 91.906 down payment Contact apartment te rent for laoome. Mrs. M. L Ha born, 1909 E. 91300 total price. CaU Seminole Blvd. IN C ll 4 Nl M t I' NO. ta u e i OKA L E E I I I M . (SEAL) h iar ly l* H*uih*14*r V tln rn ay f a r r i a t n U t f a , r n ii«i ii I l a a f a r e , P I* ri4 e J- Far Bala «. Ban! MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor LAKE MARY • Ph. FA 1-5897 af FA S-19M. RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES Beal Estate — Inaeroaee Sarety Bonds 219 So. Park Ave. I'h. FA 3-5649 Sanford Evnna Bldg. lake Mary # I’h. FA 2-1290 LAKEFRONT Property in Osteen 3« ft on lake: 231 ft. nn (root; 213 ft. on Ea*l; 96 ft. on West; modern 3 bedroom home, double garage: 90 fruit trees; 3 in. well. Ph. Orlando. GArden J-5777 S t . J a k m t K t m f t f C t m fm m f 116 N. Park Ave. Th. FA 2-4121 ^ HOUSE for Sale or Trade: Price 97.300. Terms. Ph. TA 3-4114. TRADE EQUITY in home ter tore model car. FA 22341. LOCH ARBOR CANAL FRONT Crystal Drive This three bedroom home witb I'd haths, kitchen equipment, d ia -^ poisl, exhaust fan, apace heaie#» and Venetian blinds ran be yours for the low dnwa payment °f 91900 and assume tew inlerest rate mortgage of 4L9V The owner has hern transferred rnd has authorised us tn lower ■he price to 914.104 with imme­ diate posseiisioa. Exclusive Haling. ROBERT A. WILLIAM*. RI alter ^ ••y m en d LasdqaUt. A*.ee. tn �A Want Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 a M l h im Fer Salt th e |2^JVu*iW «£jlervke* •w rfffh frralh FOR SALE: Lola alt grgded. an 8AXF0BD riamUag * _ paved »id» road oaarMofutw z m So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7*14. k Corner*. Phone FA 2-ltM. Mon. I)cc. 7, 1D59—Pag# 9 2 ^ A r t k j * # r i M r 8 a l # ^ ^ HO Gage Re til train set. 1 year old. 120. Call FA 2-3324 after 3:1* P. M. Uff-A-DAY home hardwood Plumbing & Repairs floor*. Large lot. 240* Adam* Jao C Thona* Court. Wysaewaod. T e r m * . l*U Bartta It. FA MM* FA MI1T. s-bedroom SINGLE BED, complete. *25 Phene FA *-*■!.___________ SPACE HEATER, FA 2-7131. TM NEW HOMES Loch Arbor: lan d 4 bedroom*; Fe eicitln* family living with planned lux­ ury plus ample eataruiaing facllilie* and play grata at moderate price*. Shown by ap> AM CONMTMNINI I point ment. Call FA t-4031 COOTBAtT aod IBFA1B M U PBEDROOM, kitchen equipped hem*. Low down payment. |M a month. Ill* SummerUs. NATURE KNEW I*** Saaferd t i l I fF T lB B ILe ^ e 5 S f c j T u M l Maey ROOFING, OutUre, SpeaUng, Only *400.00 down. FHA, * ■ ual Reef Repair*, Fainting, Cament you tha proud owner ef thia deA Carpenter W wk Oeneral luxe S bedroom PMUlpe-BuUt Home Repairs. M Yrs. Exper­ w homo is beautiful Wynm weed. ience. Very Lew Rate*. Pbooe Notice the corner location, tree*, fa l-MOt. and I t 1 x 130' lot. Exclusive with SEMINOLE REALTY, M l Pack FINE INTERIOR PAINTING Ave. FA *-ISS. 0. N. Farguaea FA >11T7 B A M E00PTNO ComUacUae A Repaira J. W. HALL "C e l 11*1“ - Bended -lesured FREE ISTtMATE* 111 SinfoN Avt. f t FA 57*13 Realtor Ph<*e F* PAINTING A DROORATINO Licensed — Bonded Free Estimate* — Work Guarnntand MAM* Psiatlag FA 2-1M LIKE LAKES? M S. Pari - a. i r BiaaiFBB fa i m i m a. FA 1EMODEL, Rtpair. Resow Reasonable. Ph. FA 2-1437. ATTENTION N A V T I Ovoraeaa bound. Must tail our privately RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO Free tnslructiamt built i bedroom home. Ideal far Greenware Gift Pieces—duppliee—Eilas family. Cl*#* to ba*e and Ph. FA 14707 •cfcooli. Outride stty Umite. Rinehart Road Hardwood floor*, kitchen equip­ LKWI3 SALES ft SERVICE ped: large lot. Down payment ad* Veapa Motor Scooteri j(.stable. Call FA 14405. Heater A Lawn Mower Icrvlec . Lots for sale: cleared; high West Country Club Rd. FA 2 7*29 ’ ground: I t' x 14*': Near Ravan* Complete Lawn Maintenance; na Park; «S0. FA >7111. Fertilizer —Spraying — Mowing JOHN L0MMER8F. SAN 8EM KNOOLS 414 Willow Avt. PA 2 71*7 I Bedroom MORE FOR YOUR MONBT HOMES BY SBVU $550 I »SS MODEL OPEN DAILY 4 Block* weat of Franoh on Soth Street TV and RADIO REPAIR if r 4:00 nighta sad weekends; San ford, Lak# Mary and Leagwnod, FA 2-3772 and FA 2MIJ. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Sinea IMS A. BARK DeBAKY NOrlh 8-4425 NOrth 1-4711 RANGE, refrigerator, p * r t a b le dishwasher. TV Ph. FA l - l t t or FA 24123. BOAT. Motor. Trailer and 1*50 Ruirk; all Wi excellent condi­ tion. the works for *U0. Inquire at till Park or phone FA 2 >432. ? Nerve# ot ISM? Wh k w J u it 'Aft tt-Boft READY MIXED "TONCRETE the JoQ for j o u r Window Sills — Lintels — Sand Rack—Stepping Stones — steel Grease Traps—Precast Stapt M ^etom aM Ie^ Cement—Dry Well* MIRACLE CONCEDE CO FOR SALE: 'Si Ford MODERN RUG CLRANBRS FA 2-STS1 All Site Rug* And Wall T# Wall local oiwissr: beat offer. Phone M» Elm Ave. PA 2-4MT after d:00. Carpet*. Satisfaction Ouarantaad. FACTORT To ' y OU 1 Week Service Ph. FA f-7437 ALUMINUM '4* CHEVY h«lf tot pick up. slttl VENETIAN RUNIM PUMPS - SPRINKLERS bed, new Urea, *223. FA l-t***. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom A1 type* and sizee. installed rail with plastic ends. Plaitie "Do U Yourself" '33 BEL-AIR Chevrolet, automatic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon transmission; 1473.00, Phone WS REPAIR AND SERVICE tordi. FA 2 3135. STINE Senkarik ( i l s u and F ein t Co. Machinery and Supply Co. Ph. FA 1-5422 ■7 W. fed it. Ph. FA 2-4432 1034 ENGLISH FORD "Anglia", 112-114 W. 2nd St. low mileage. FA IM ot. LIFE Veits, Pup Teats, Sleeping TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL Bags. Turps, Tents. Army-Navy Far 2 week* eelyt 1934 MC A; completely overhaul­ Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave. t* in. (accept aome ed; FA 2 4944; 2919 E. Cspitsn portables) 423.50 Dr. SCHWINN Varslly Soya Rik* — 21 In. 933.30 21 In. 443 30 English style. Can be seen at AS tubes have i t year guarantee. 24-A Traltars The Sanford Herald days. LLOYDS RAMlO A TV 41* Sanford Avr. Ph. FA 2*199 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ ASSORTEi T f RUIT BOX forTale; ditioned, washer and dryer. Will ready to ship. Call Homer Little, sell equity very reasonable or FA 1-11*4 or FA 2 3830. 13-A Hr a lly Parlor* will trade for equity in * bed­ room home. Phone FA 14134. DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP 23—Notices ft Pe re e n a l* 2*04 Adam* Ph. FA 2-1413 tl. Furniture WANTED: Lady to share lovely home: husband over seal. 2411 A Satisfied customer la our best • BIG VALUES advertisement. Adams Ct. Phone FA 2 7738. • QUICK CREDIT HARRIETTS BEAUTY VOOE • EASY TERMS It— Last ft Found 101 So. Oak Ph FA 7-5742 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS About 27th St., trailer gas Year Glamoer Headquarter* WILSON - MAIER LOST: tank, name "Todter" oo it. Will New And Ueed Furiture pariy who picked it <tp Fri. nitc lit E. First St. FA 2 3422 please ph. FA 236341 REWARD. Used furniture, appliances, too la LOST; car keys. 4 kcyi on ring Beaety Salon etc Bought void Larry's Man with green banner »f Himntngmn tatO Oak ’ FA 1-7684 aih Sanford Ave. Ph rA 2-4132 College. Ph. FA 2 I9t3. FA 1-7830 LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON New A Used Furniture ft Appli­ ances. A Good Place To Bagfarly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. BUY. SELL or TRADE 1*. Flawaru A Pleu4e Jenkins Furniture FA 1-7444 Cut Flaw era For Any Orraaiou 44* Sanford Ava. NAVY AND SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA M i l t or FA 2-027* CUSTOM BUILT furniture -s in ­ NEWCOMERS gle piece* nr *cts. Also furni­ 100 SEEDLING Orange Trees two ture repair. Cabinets mad*. TO SANFORD yrs. old; Saw Hospital, Country FA 1-7043. Club Rd. We tavlie ye« le be «er geeri* ROLL AWAY’. Hospital sod Baby Beds. Day. Week or Mooth•beelettly free without obliga­ n ^ a u ^ U sse to e k ^ Jle a g lj* ^ FURNITURE c e n t e r te* et m * ef I s s M 'a leadlet MINIATURE poodles AKC regis­ Itn French Ave. Mollis while yea locate te ll­ tered. excellent pedigree, Ph. Ph. ''A 2 7953 able hSMlng f*r yourself sad FA 2 3142. family, rich ep i* w key *i SSAVEI (*. Bust* and Motors tm Sale* Office. New A Used 9. Male Help 15 anted ,»To service Enterprise and Ben ® ton Junction area. Apply Seeford Herald. CARE for children io my home while mother works. 703 Osceola PARK HOMES FA I 4422 OOM 1*. Male er Female Motor Route Carrier N EW R AV EN N A Door (llaikt Vent Glana SERVICE Senkarik (Hum a n d Faint Co. ROUTE SALESMAN Excellent 113-214 W. 2nd St. established route. Guaranteed minimum va ary. Apply In per­ son to Philips Colonial Clean BALLR era, MO South Palmetto. 0 JU U V W school of dance 6th T h r u 8th G ra d e REGISTER n o w . . . C la -ri Begin Oct. l->lh I’hon* FA 2-0881 NO MONEY NO rtiOBLEM! 6% Watch Tuesday "• Sanford Herald W• • Owlet Cemaai • Near Cftwraq $450 Down W jc u w a “In the City of Gracious Living’’ Dream Homes s340 Down Fu>menl-.Nu Closing *9890 TO TA L PRICE Tuns Weal Ow M U 81. FoBaw Ceuatry d u b Rd. A Watch Far Owr Slgmq . . , Hames (enure 3 Bedrooms ■ 111 Tile Bath* • Scr****d P*rrh • Ltilily Rnom • Terrats* Floor* - Carport* • L**d scaped Lot* - All Lily 4 o* OPEN DAILY i f Biesrt*. liM A. M. T d Dmrh SUNDAY 1:00 P. M. T il rw k Shojunak&h Cwwslructiem t * .. Isu. FA t *1*l MONTHLY PAYMENTS still USER % hav e CARS of on. h a n d . Htirlnne "SOU” Fordor Hardtop • Kadle * J * S IklA11, * VH Engine • Automatic Tran*mi*- nion • Beautiful Tutone Finish • Really RpotltM and Only 58 CHEVY *,’or‘l°r * VH Engla* - Standard T n n sn ls- % ■ion • Lualerou* Dark Green Flnlah • Only 57 FORD Tudar Station Wagon • 1 Cylinder * Standard 57 FORD Arceaaorlea • Juat Like New Inside and Out 55 PLYMOUTH 1225 35 I I F’"lr,*n* "lWn” Fordor Hardtop • A l Factory S 1540 25 Sl*,,nn wagon • H cylinder • Very Clean U 55 PLYMOUTH $685 Belvedere • VR . Radio . Healer - Automatic Tranamliudon 54 CADILLAC ,,<a” c°^* • Including Air Conditioner Only 40 1840 $ 1 1 Tranamiaalon • Ready To Go South PINECRES1 $*12 En«iipped 75 TRUCKS 4th Addition 59 CHFW Ton Pick Lp • •• • Like New Very llnniM Designed For ' Horida Living. A & 4 Bedrooms _ 1 A 2 Bath* 58 CHEVY VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments lyow as $425 Long Wheel Perfect Chevrolet GMAC | 2 Ton Pick Up - Kuna flood Pick Up • 4 Wheel Drive 50 CHEVY *i Tun Pick Perfect In Every Way Vi Ttm Pick Upa Doth In Kxrellent Condition NATION| WIDE 53 FORD 56 WYLLIS Vi Ton Pick Up • llii-e • .Wrchnnirnlly 56 GMC,» Von can move in immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed. Cor Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th 8t. Fhon FA 2-1501 slection OUT THEY GO! 58 CHEVY & Odham & Tudor, Inc. bi g Healer • Power Steering • Interrepler Vft Motor • Like New Throughout S U N LA N D Estates We Guaruntee Personal Satisfaction On Tha Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will B* Cheerfully Refunded. a jiv b a ! THE BOSS SAYS “CARS TRADED IN 185t SHOULD BE SOLD IN 1959 SO — 58 FORD WELCOME CM> 0aqA S a b " ifw b a il A a h (Down A WANTED: Men interested in f t M. Wilklna, Contractor '33 OI.D8 Convertible; will accept . truck (arming on part lime or • A s p h a lt D rive w a ys old cer for my equity. FA 4952 ' full time basis. We have good • Parking A nts lands. Will share crop or rent. Quality Workmanship ft Mittrlali Phone FA 2 fio.13 for appoint­ Tsrms To Suit Your Budget ment. American Produce Ex­ hFrce Estimate* change, Inc. • Fork Guaranteed Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. 17 92. “J O u ijy IL Q io u rd h L j. AUTO GLASS WAITRESS five dayg per wwek: also kitchen help. Qutberles INSTALLED Restaurant, across tit* river, on Wintl.-liield lluck (lla*.-* • JoAmakinq o u A PERFECTION Heater, solid eak coffee table. 115 ft. non climb fence. Singer button hole at­ tachment. largo Wink. Phene FA 17758. Lauteheadi. riatep*u and I bath*, choice of eolor BNVBIXJPES. ments, invoicas, h u d MBs, a tile—Furred and p lutar wall*— programs, etc. Pregrantv* All eleetrie kitchaa*— Terratio Printing Co. Pboae FA I-2M1 — f l o o r *—Custom-built cabinet­ 308 West 13th St. work and duat-free closets— Landscaped and other plus fea­ 10 IIP. Wizard; run Furniture and Appliance* Bray ton Const. Co. OUTBOARD: I hours. 1130 cash. Call FA I tures. Industrial Commercial Mather of Sanford Mercury Outboard Motors Remodeling J W. If. "Hill” STEM PK R Agency Residential 503-20* R. First SI Pb FA 2-0411 WOODRUFF MARINE Service FA 13102 Realtor A Taiuror 2491 French Ave. FA 2-1392 ASSOCIATES! H. E. Taffer Furniture Storage and Marias Arthur F. Day. Evarett Harpar To and From Anywhere Robert F. May. Bart Pllrher, C. L. riULLir.H Gateway To The Waterway Helen E. Noonan two French Ave Pb FA 2 1991 Yuur EVIMtUDE Dealer Phone FA 2 4991 115 N. Park Rohpon floods mXno~tT nl<(T7 r e p a ir in g 304-4-8 E. 1st.Sporting Ph FA 2-1941 W. L. HARMON 7. Ha-inet* Opportunities PH. rA 5-4253 Alter 6 P. M. 2*. Automobile* I. 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Palmetto 54 WYLLIS Pick Up . 4 Wheel Drive - Excellent Condition • Oldsmobile • Cadillac Trade Ins Savr Doll.vrv A t Holler v SECOND H O LLER ft PALMETTO iPh. PA 2-0711 EASY Financing! U p. M OTOR SALES or PA 2.1231 �LIMIT— 1 WITH FOOD ORDER AN INVESTITURE SERVICE wua held at the last meeting of Brownie Troop 218 at the Flint Methodist Church. Troop leader ia Mrs. Charles Bone and Assistant leader la Mra. J. T. Bagjferly. Shown front row, left to right, are two candidate* for membership, Anna Kanave] and Carolyn Wil­ son, memlier* invested are Judy Smith, Debbie Whitmire, Diane Robert* and Janice Kay BiiKK«*rly. Back row, Andrea East, Melanie Bone, Annlee Moore, Suzanne Brown, Kathie tyunson and Carolyn Little. (Staff Photo) Price* Ceod T h ru N ona Wed., D t e . «“ » A U. I . Department of Agricul­ ture analyst figure* that a bushel of wheat can yield more than HO loaves of bread. Shop For Christmas At (HIM) - Sen. JoAa T. Kennedy's Senate labor subcommittee is quledy planning •oofreasionil bearings on Ihe steel ■trike next month, informed sources disclosed today. Os Capitol Hill, informants said that even if the long labor dis­ pute baa been settled by the time Congrcsa reconvenes, the hearings will proceed anyway. In that •vent, the subcommittee, will study ways of settling future slrikei Which create national emergencies. Although no date* for the hear­ ings have been set, current plans call for a start about Jan. t-Uie Wednesday when Congress neonWASHINGTON By that time, many political atrategiata now believe, Kennedy will have become an avowed, rather than an acknowleged, can­ didate for the Democratic presldential nomination in i860. Just the aeheduling of the hear­ ings could provoke some contro- Supreme Court Opens Session WASHINGTON (UIM) -T he Su pbeme Court starts its December aessions today facing a new hatch •f racial cases, Including a lower court order banning Ihe Civil Righta Commission from Louisi­ ana. The justices meet today to hand down opinions and orders before ■tirting to hear arguments the rest of Ihe week. The racial cases include a chal­ lenge to segregation in rcstauranla of interslala bus terminals; integration problems in Arkansas and Tennessee schools; and a complaint of discrimination hi a fiadsden, Ala. urban redevelopprogram. Food Fair Store Widens Driveway veray. Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirk ten III., a mem­ ber of Ihe subcommittee, has in­ dicated he does'not favor steel hearings during the period imme­ diately after Jan. (. Under the Taflllartley Uw timetable, which sent steelworkers back to work for so day* under a court order, the workers must ballot on the companies' last of­ fer soon after Congrcsa comes back. Dlrkven believes rongreisiuual hearings might be improper at that time. Win Opening Matches NOW SHOWINf O PEN 12:45 l#*i AM M SYDNEY, Australia (UIM) — l-ew Hoad and Ken Iloscwal! won their opening ruund matches Sun­ day in a professional tennis tour­ nament. Hoad beat Mervyn Rose. 6-3, 6-3, and itosewali defeated I'anchn Segura, 6-3, 6-3. PECK Names Captain DEBORAH MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) - Tackle Uil Lewis of Oklahoma was named captain of the South team which plays Dec. 2U in the annual NorthSouth football game. SKATE CI TY HIM. I It \ P h K E R R SHRIMP SLICED TENDER tVAPOR AT ED JERKY W A L D S I ii *1.1 .i! III.- Illy I i^)il. S lh l K SK \ I h I lilllll' II I III* 1 MAYFAIR. OP PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE I’ u t v f,roii|i* IM \ r r a t l r r i m ni Hi l l * M i it.ig r m e t*i M j l l n r r ' ' . i l i l n L t m«l aunt iTusnrti LAND-O-FROST. SLICED M VN UaF.llS JOHN Mlhl I 1C and J. S || KA l.Y IlKM iPORRTED Limit S I'lease With Food Order IATWELL, CArUsi l ABU TUNA PRESERVES • \\% ir , FYNE-TEX LIQ UID BLEACH lfiii|* r H i* Hot I H o n * t i i m i of. Iloumi* ttf F lo o r s , a it *1 tlust I I n • • n«t In l * * l * l * r »il<l M4mw Yklii* Mir I ' l r t k lh« «*1re'ti 11 I'miii NrmIme| r Florid*, In ««t rinli»m* * It h th e p ru t In Ion w o f i lit* W i l l If him Nam* HI*nit*'*. In-wit- H*o(t1«in F t o r let11 Hi At t il* * FISH FVERBl -j f, SI RAW H E R R Y , V A L U E KOTICM Ift h*r*hp £ lv«*n Hi41 1 • rn rtiiBK*fl In tnn1n*sw at K#rn l**rk, tt*ifilft*tf«* Counly, KlorMi M 5.o» CALVES LIVER FYNE-TASTI Legal Notice t it iim TRESH CAUCHT LARGE leva aKtir WF. SreM Fibgttsld tad kit Maved Infidel, SAwlah Gratia! ■ Sanford's Food Fair has widened Its driveway onto 2Alh St. and has eliminated the southernmost drive­ way on Oak Ave. They also have built a now drive­ way onto ZStli St. Delivery trucks going In ansi from Food Fair from Oak Ave. recently ?rs| to com­ plaints to Ihe city commission hy Uak Ave residents. No complaints have rorne from resilient! since the driveway alterations started according to Sanford’s city mana­ ger. m wt Waldorf I t o \l> Mil I 1-rl III I I I .. , IWi t o GALLON JUG BULOW, WHOLE IRISH POTATOES I* *.: Hig Siuildi tMhfr v*nisi 1«it i»r. 7, 11. 21, :* I ^ Haling K Conking WHIUSIDE FARMi T U R N IP N TS « ° s ia K " KIRTS IMIONK F t 1-1316 \OMISSION • 60c hit)t)IICS UNDKH 13 - F ilth TONITK 4 TI ES. SUIT * — * . _ . , Ail Purpose ^ GREENS LIBBY’S COATS CHILI with BEANS WORTZ SALTINES AT 7:00 AND 1000 **c*M *iO * truruM t Celery 2 s^ I S ' 4 FU1L 01 NUTSGfRUIT. HOLIDAY CO-FRATURK AT 6:13 ONLY FRESH BAKED, TEMPTING A llD IE MUHIMIY SANDHA DEE APPLE IN “T H E W ILD A M ) T H E INN OCENT” CINKM AHUOI'K 4 COLOR The Home Of Careful Cleaning” 0 K. 2nd St. Sanford PIE RfcC 45c VALUE F F DELUXE WINTRLE DEVILED GRABS 5 ** SUPPLRTIME MACARONI & CHEESE 2 Choc. Covered Cherries i Lady Fair Thin Mints i CUT ROCK CANDY . HARD CANDY 3 i Dixie Jumbo Sticks t* K ID D IE POPS Be A N I M A L CRACKERS Full Lb �1 a 3 Slip §anfort> frralb Basketball O *A WEATHER: Sunny, warmer today. Hijrh, «4-70. Low tonight, 45-50. XLIX United Pre.M Leased Wire EjOabli.-hed 1908 T U ES D A Y , D EC EM B ER 8, 1959 SANFORD. KLOIUDA NO. 580 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (C P I) —Siock prt ce* i t I p m : American Airline* ............. 2ll* American TAT .................... **’• American Tobacco ............. toi’s Bethlehem Steel ................ V>'» Chrysler 8*5'* CurtiM • Wright .................... 30' i DuPont ............................. 238 Eastern Air ......................... 33*» Kastman Kodak .................... 107's Ford Motor .. .................... 82N General E le c tr ic .................... 93*» (ieneral Motor* ................... 32 tiraham • Paige .................... I'* Inti. TAT .......................... «1 KeU ........................Us 1>x l.orillard .......................... 37*« Minute Maid ........................ 19** Penney ........................... 123 Penn HR 1« Royal American ................ * Scar* Roebuck ............... 48'* Standard Oil (NJ> ............. 49'* Studehakrr 22’» V. S steel .................... too Weslinghmise El....................... IM*t VAH-7 bomb loading team in action tombing Runs Highlight NAS Competition arming A:1D Skywarrior I ^ S a n f o r d based A3D bombers arc lobbing artificial blockbusters into Lake Georg* today in the second •vent of the Naval Air itatiuns bombing derby. Judges were still busy early this afternoon figuring which squadron crew won yesterday's simulated atomic weapon loading drill. f ^ ^ T h e Heavy Attack Wing One A3D Bombers are invading the light a ir­ craft domain by using the low al­ titude loft bombing maneuvers. Hatwing One public information of­ ficer I-cdr J. D. Langford said. The M.ooo pound planes have previously concentrated on high altitude bnmhing rather than the low flight loft technique. Two r ’’ A3I)'s from each of the live NAS squadrons will he in the Lake M^f-orve manuever until Isle this ^Wfternoon. , The Atlantic Meet Light Attack Bombing Champions, llalwing 12 of Jacksonville, will have their prestige challenged Friday when Cmdr. Ken Rowell of NAS VAH-7 fliea an A3I) against Cmdr. Bill Barrow of VAH I'J in loft bombing competition. Barrow will he in the ainailest type jet carrier ever flown. 0 ,. Simulaied bombing missions, will ' » • held at the slalom tomorrow. Artificial storms and mechanical troubles inode a closed grounded oockpit will lest how a pilot reacts before he Is given charge of a real plane. Navy Jet Regains "Altitude Record EDWARDS AHI. Calif. <UIM) — The Navy laid today one of its jet plane, li.iv regained the world a I tih.de record for aircraft from Russia by flying to in unofficial height of 98589 feel. Vice Ailm. Clarence E. Kkstrom commander of the air force-, of . the Pacific Fleet, void Cmdr, Law v (Jenie K. Flint J r , 39, made llie Might Sqndav in a MrDonnell Phantom II jet The Human mark wav W.838 feet. Flint was awarded the Dialingto ,he.I Flying Crow by Kkvlrom for his rerord flight Flint vard he fir* to 47.IMI feet, opened up the throitle till the twin jet plane wav going 1.330 niilas an hour and then pulled the craft into a 4 J degree climb. V 0 In the thin air at UO.ilOU feet he cut the let* and the era ft coast ed up In it * rrrnrd height of 96.580 feel. TALLAHASSEE fUPH - Tbe State Board of Administration to­ day approvesl the financial sound­ ness of a proposed 43.360.000 bond issue In finance acquisition of rightof way In complete the four Lining of U. S Highway I through Bresa rd I'nunls*. Mr*. W. B. Thornton, 3(lt> Magnolia Ave„ today offered a $25 reward to anyone who can find the pentun who shot "Bowlett” and have the shooter's name pub­ lished in The Herald. "Howlett’s Story” appeared on the editorial page of yesterday's Herald. Ike Promises Pakistan Aid KARACHI. Pakistan (Ui’J) — President Eisenhower promised new military and economic aid to Communistthreatened Pakistan to bolster ' a loyal people who love peace but put justice and freedom above all.” He hud conferred for 80 minutes this morning on diplo­ matic matters with Pakistani President Mohammed Ayub -------------------------- 'I Khan, and he told a cheering crowd Jantrtl on a sunbaked polo field: "My conversations with i ’rvsi dent Ayub are on Ihc basts that we are two nations with common interest.* and seals ami the deilia to rooptratr for mutual v.\uril> " Eisenhower appeared with Ayub al an ollicial welcome by the citi­ zens uf Karachi who gave him anoilier of the tumultous "I like NEW YORK (C P U — Pre»tdcnl Ike" receptions that have marked Etaenhowi-r will avk Congress to every stop on his It nation peace appruve a new cabinet povt which mission. Hr hailed Pakistan as a cuura would uulrunk (he vice presidency geous ally and thanked the crowd and all other cabinet offices, News­ of 13,000 fur the great reception week magazine said Monday. Monday when more than a million The new cabinet officer would pelpm.s thronged the streets |u oversee tile Stale Department, the gleet him wills Simula ot "Zind.ili.itl Ike"—lung live Ike. foreign aid program, and the in­ A -Hat word communique sum­ ternational offices of several U. S ming up talks between the two departments and agencies, the presidents said they "reviewed magazine said. Iliv title might he generally world wide political ••first secretary of the govern­ questions and in particular the problems of relations between the ment.” free world and the Sino-Soviet Elvrnhower will propose the bloc.” change in hopes of freeing the nest "They were in full agreement president from some of Ihc ever as to the essentiality of cooperation increasing details which burden the among members of the family of free nations in the interest* of White Ifnitve. the report said. Newsweek said the lirst secre­ their mutual security," the com­ tary's rank would equal that of a munique said Tonight Elsenhower honored prune minister, and he would he authorized to wit in for a president Ayub at a dinner al thr rrtudrnce of ll. S Ainbasador William lb—.i al internal u h i j I meetings. Eisenhower envisions the officer tree and a reception in thr it-si a, a man of Vommanding prrv dence garden. Wednesday morning the two tlge. accepted by Congress and other governments to speak for presidents go together by hclicop the fir«t executive,” the magazine ler to Mauripur airjiort where, af­ ter brief ceremonies. Eisenhower said. is schi-.ii,Ii-iI to depart for Kabul, Afghanistan, next stop on his Itnation world peace tour. New Cabinet Post To Outrank Others Reported Sought Two Sentenced t’INAR DEI. RIO. Cuba H I ’!) —Two American soldiers of for­ tune charged with plotting against the Castro regime received stiff prison terms today. Austin Young. 38, Miami, was sentenced to HI WASHINGTON t l ’PJl S ereyears imprisonment while f’elcr (ary of Labor Janie* I', Mil. hell John t.amhtnn. 21, got 20 years. today advised union and niaimg*. mrril negotiator* to submit the steel dispute to aibitration or let a neutral third party recommend settlement terms. Mit, hell said the,# procedure* would meet approval of President Ei.enhower who appealed t o both vide* to reaeh an agreement by collective bargaining b e f o r e h r return* from bi* overvea* g o o d w i l l Road and lorn it over to the .San tour on Dec. 21!» ford Naval Air Station for adili tional parking facilities Commissioners also agreed lo bold public hearings on two pu ce* of properly that were appruved for rezoning by thr rounty inning T A LLA H A SSEE f C P I l - Retir board ing Secretary of State R A. Gray The public hearings were sche­ ha* angrily denied rumors he n duled for 10 a. in. Dec. 29 being prrsvurerl to resign before line is (or a new shopping renter hi* term end* in Jan . 1981. in the Heftier Home area at How Gray has said he will te rse out ell park as C-l commercial and his term units* hit hralth pre­ the other is a too acre tract located vents it. There were reports he near SR t!9 for an industrial park was being asked lo resign so Gov. by Seminole Ranches. LcKoy Collins could appoint Slate The hoard also adoplcd a resolu­ llolel Commissioner Richard Ed tion thanking f a pi. Lionel Arthur gerton to the post for his many year* ot tcrvice so "Tlit governor h a t never men­ the community. Capt. Arthur has tioned such a thing to me. nor ha* hern reassigned to another com anyone acting in hi* behalf,'* Gray maud. •said Monda#. Mitchell Urges Arbitration Talks Traffic Safety Survey J o Be Asked By County The County Commission witf ask tiie State Rood Department to con­ duct a traffic safety study over the county to designate proper warning sign* and center lining on all county roads The decision came after Commis­ sioner Lawrence Swofford told the board of the need for renter lining ^ J n hi* district and proper design* Wlon nt trattic sign*. "I can't think of any county road that has a center line on it,” Swof­ ford said. In asking the SKD for ihc study, the board also authorized Attorney Mark Cleveland J r . lo write lo the department asking lo r the cost of such a program. In other business during the ses­ sion. the board adopted a re solo 0 jfo a ,u abandon a Dufuua of Unora Briefs 20 'Dangerous' News Highway (Jet* Okay Convicts Escape Carolina Jail $25 Reward Gray Denies He'll Resign l YANCEYVII.I.K. N. C. <UI’I>— Twenty dangerous convict* seised i.iiitro! of North Carolina'* max­ imum security piisun early today and fled with a collection of 17 weapons, including a submachine gun. They left in a prison truck but were hs-lleve.l to have stolen Iwo ears in Caswell County before bending for the Yiigmiit state line only a few miles north of here. Tlu- Fill iinnuutlrfd in Washing­ ton it was sending agents In to work on the ease In-, au-e of the theory that (hey had crossed into Virginia. Prison official* sent blood­ hounds nut shorth- before noon to search f«r a man. thought to have been one of the piisnners, who was se.-n about seven miles from Blimp Lunds Safely I.AKKHURST. N. J. (l-’PI) —A Navy hlimp with 19 airmen aboard landed safely today after being forced hy high winds to remain aloft tor nearly two day*. The blimp was moored lo it* masl afirr falling in two earlier attempt* when ground escort vehicle* failed to calrh her trailing cable*. Ike Names Board WASHINGTON ( Ill’ll — The While House announced liaiay that President Eisenhower had named 20 member* of a new rnmmiiiion on intergovernmental relation! lo sliidv problem* involving the led cral, slate and local government* The newr commiision will make recommendations for stinting (unc­ tions and (ax revenues lo Ih* various level! of government h » r» V • . s i v 1.easing thr break was Charles (Yankl Slew ait, s hing-ternt llUKKALO, N. Y. tUI’ll — A fur"troublemaker'' who had been r e ­ turned in liie Ivy Mluff prison liter Teamster* Union local olficamp only a few weeks earlier rial, uusled from i.nion posts both afler an escape from the infirm­ in Bitlfaio and Miami, Fla., plead ary at Cenlial Prison in Raleigh ed innocent Monday lo a charge With him u«- James Edward of income tux evasion. Kilicit (i. Christy, hi* e.mqiani.m m the Ra Hollr* a resident of Opa Locka, Flu . was arraigned before Federal liegh eseupe. Stewart led a build of I t white Judge John ll. Henderson, lie had convicts ami ,lx N'.-cioes lh.il in­ surrendered In Florida aulhoriliea cluded ' l l III, leiinrrs, two con­ shortly after his indictment in ear victed of burglary, two »f mur­ ly November. der, one of kidnaping ami nil.- of rape. All were described a* MIAMI <1 I’ll —Top Hale and hardened criminal., misfit* who could not be house,1 in the .tale's local official* will participate Sat unlay in opening Ihe 36llt St. other prison unit.. About I*, imooieis. also i|e- Causeway to Miami Reach, first sc-tilted by officers a bard.-n.ai completed link m a planned 3188,criminals, stayed behind s, hen I tie iiKt.ono interstate expressway ays escapers opened the gates with I n n for Ihe Miami area, Evrnlual keys they had s t o l e n ftoni the ly the causeway will connect with guani's control ri.oiii n (he one Miami’s multi million dollar northsouth expressway by pass at Hie story lo irk building. The prisoners hail about a 38lh Si. Interchange already being three-huiir h-i*ui| *uit *»n nffit pm lull l l . who dui not 1If #9111 411H■•41 Nt*- LII alls until about •la*WCIs MIAMI i l l ’l l — A crowd of Several of the pi i ■iiiM*l i weir dies,r,| in •• 4. iluirir* two- Cuban political exiles cheered and pie* e Mills i*it| to 4l< lliefl waved banners Monday when if. S knihussudnr lo Cuba Philip W. hi sidituiy ,<dill...... 'i| isr »#*Ktr gallon min* . Thf illiern Weir Ron*,il slopped In-re briefly. A wealing the tUmUid *»»MWri Hill- .poke.mail for Ihe group said the I ileinonvlraliiin was lo "congratu­ form* late Bonsai for the work hr has done in Cuba The spokesman iden­ tified the estimated IUO persons who mrl al Miami International XirfM.rt a* enemies nt Premier i-idel Castro Pleads Innocent Link ('(impluted A mlijissador Cheered Two Hospitalized In Auto Mishaps Two women wore li-spilali/rd and a truck turned over in *>rmi nole County gcrident* ycicrday A r a r driven by 19 year old Mrs llarri,-It G Norris »( Wlntrr Park hit another auto at the in lersection of routes 17 9-’ and IVi. Highway Patrol Trooper J. I. Sikes .atil Mr*. \ e i a t Nesbitt ol Jacksonville was driving south on 17-92 when Mr- Norris' r a r struck her after pu ling onto 17 92 from IJfi. Stkcj (aid Mr* Nesbitt was taken lo Florida Sanitarium. Orlando, with knee 1 e and arm injuries. Mrs Norn, •*•■* taken lo Winter Park lluvpital with a gash on her head and possible neck in­ juries. Mrs. Norris was charged with failure in yirld the right of way. Spun around h* a collision a pickup truck turned nice at thr Sanford Avr and old Orlando Highway intersection yraterday afternoon Robert F. Grant S r . 82 was driving sooth on Sanford \se and didn't slop at the fork in the road. Sikes said Theodore D. Vlorlang J r , of the Sanford Naval Air Station was ruining north un the old Orlando Highway when he hit (.rant's truck and tumbled K over. Grant, a Route 2, Sanford resident, was charged with failure lo yield r.ghtof-wajr. l I Hospital Architect To Be Considered Seminole Memorial Hospital Iruviees will discuss choosing an architect fur Ihe $3no.l*jO hospital addition at their mreting tonight. I.ellers received (lorn several architects will be given due eon tidrralion. hoard chairman k H Peterson Sr. *a.d today. Trustre* Andrew Carraway, John Schirard and Peterson of Sanford. John Evan* of Oviedo and Roberl Brad ford of Altamonte Springs will hold the 8 p rn meeting al Ihe hospital. Atlanta Joins Continental Loop MIAMI REACH M E ll- B r a n c h Rickey announrrd today that At­ lanta has become Ihe sixth m em­ ber of the Continental League Rut he said his circuit may never he completed so long as the ma jors maintain "absolute m-.nopoly nt players and territories.” Rickey, the 79 year old Contin­ ental League president, charg "negative attitude" and American fa-ague ('resident Joe Crown with failure to give him an answer to a proposition that would have pav­ ing Ihe way for competition of Ihc new third Irague. The Seminole High School cagers open the 1959-60 basketball season here tonight against Lyman, starting at 8 p.m. The Jayvee game will be played at 7 p.m. Jit Ten Die As Winds, Snow Cover Coast South Has Freezes Called PreM International A deadly winter storm swirled through New England today, l e a v ing the East Coast clogged with snow and the South shivered in sub freezing temperatures. Gale force winds powered Rte near billiard out of the Appala­ chian* Monday through Penmylvani* and New York Slate and South a* far ae Virginia and North Carolina. Official* blamed the ttnrm lor seven death* hy fire, auto acci­ dent* or asphyxiation in the South. In thr North, a woman ami her two granddaughter* were killed In a fire near Liberty, Maine. The storm dropped the mercury helow (reeling as far south as Ot , lanrin and Ocala, in Central Flor­ id* hut the Weather Riireau prt dieted a general warming trend. More snow flurries were expect­ ed today in Virginia, North Caro­ lina. Trnncsscr anil Gesirgu as the storm cenler moved slowly up the St. Lawrence Valley toward Canada. Nineteen school buses carrying scores of children were trapped in six foot drifts in Pennsylvania and New York, Snow plows fought for hours hefure reaching the strand­ ed iludrnla. Thr storm, which sent 7u milean hour winds whistling a de­ structive path through New Y’ork City, centered over Syraruse, N. Y. early today and lashes! that rity with (our mchr* of snow blown hy 4.3 mile an hlmr gusts. Schools by the dozen closed their tloori slung the Atlantic coast. Snow drifts up to five fret deep kepi students home in Virginia and North l arolina ami bioikrd mountain highways in Georgia, Tennessee and Nor I Is Carolina In New Work 7U mile an hour winds lore between skyscrapers, ripping canopies, smashing store windows and shredding timbrel las. The wind yanked small boats from their lamg Island Sound lilies. Ocean liners, including ihe sup erlmer Untied Stair*, were de layed in arriving by hlgli seas and III,'ll held up III docking hy the stiff winds. Clear skies and sunny, warmer weather were rxpecled in Elorida later today aftrr an early morn­ ing cold snap whirh dropped tem­ peratures below freezing m north­ ern Elorida and rausesl frost through most of Ilie slate The inrrenty dipped lo J7 at Cross City In-lore dawn today, Tallahassee shivered al Ihe 28 de gr,e mark, and Jacksonville re­ corded 2#. Readings in Ihe high 3o s and the Imiddle K .in * w.-re "rrr registered i r i i i s i n r i l in inf stair's central portion and Miami had a low of 30 degrees Key so..., ,i—........ West, -outlierm o o.,t ...... point in Ihe rontmrnlal I S , recorded a chilly 1)0 degree* The t S Wcaiher Bureau here blamed tin- rold spell on a high pressure an a in the Gulf of Met iro which was moving eastward Inward Florida Ifils morning Weather will warm up as the pressure wave moves toward land, Hu- bureau -aid. The Iwo day rold wave was Ihe Hurd in Florida in a week kt least eight persona died ill home firrs caused by healers or ilovrt Director (Jets Car TAl.LkHkSSKK (Ill’ll — The Cabinet today aulhoritrd Stale ^ Development Commission Direr lor H K. Fuller J r . lo buy a plush new automobile for hi* own use at a eos< of 3 i»*i PLA YH O U SE N A VY’S pnraentution of "Bell, Book and i'andla" ia in rvitestraul, with Bill Wanton ahowa direct­ ing Charlene Goldman, who plnyo tha leading female role. VYeaton, of Winter Park, aino acta in the piny, which will be staged nt the Civic Center Jan. 8 and 9 bjr tha Navy theater group. Jail Facility Cost 'Too High', Board Told A funner cuunly official and to take tare at prisoner* ei eact Sanfurd attorney today urged the rnd of that county. County Commission lo set up a He enid Uv« torn mission plant special committee of taxpayers to to survey other eountiet befors study Hie need for new jail (acili- bringing bark any rosommend* tiea as early estimates fur a new Hon* on what e new jail would jail ‘ were too high anil * bunion cost. for the county.” "ike hope u> build the tnn«< George A Speer J r , who was economical jail possible,” Kid­ county prosecutor for I? years, der said, "and l doubt there is said that the I I iio.ixni figure for a anyone in Ih* county who doesn't new jail was loo high and would realirc the need for * new feedsaffect Ihe future grow III of Ihe ..................- ........... *•'” " " ... ■<„ ty " rounty as ' ll would load us with Speer also blasted Ihe current he?v» iMvtr» " assessment roll »* unequal and Speer, who said he was jppear "ridiculous." Ing before the board as an "in | Swofford lashed out that Spear tor,-sled taxpayer," cautioned flic had been against any kind of pro­ commiision lo seriously consider gress in Ihc county and sauit that addition* lo Ihe present iall and if hr had taken a progressive alti­ M-t op a committee of taxpayers tude when he was a rounty offi­ "who really know Ihe problem cial "we wouldn't have la worry and will sillily it.'' almut ■ new jail now. lie said In Brevard County a n,-w jail was bntU at a cost of only I323.<xi0 and cited Brevard growth a* larger than Ibis coon ty'» However, both Chairman John Kruler and Commissioner I m ic e Swofionl angrily labc Speer'* appearance as lost a publicity slum lo gel In* name m tbe paper." ' If you are going lo paint picture, paint j true picture, LONDON (Ill’l l —Gale* iwe Swntfunl said. Kruler said that Brevard Conn the North Atlantic and part* > ly has Iwo holding jail facilities Europe for the second day toda leasing at least 80 dead and brut ing ihe threat n t new floods to II ravaged French Riviera town i Frejut. Twenty one persons died whe a ferryboat was swamp*-d an capsized on Lake 3legilovj, no, Karditta in Greece. Another I drowned in tbe sinking of * tu off northern 1’urtugal and 12 wei - lost (ruin » trawler that fou Town Marshal Go* Sawyer was di-red on rocks just 3u yards fro re elected hy a 3.33 73 vote margin Ihe coast of Scotland. Still olhei over Clint Whitehurst. The mar died ra slorm caused acciden throughout Europe. that serve* a one year term Flood devastated Frrjus. hit t Town Clerk Lillian Heiset re- I a mountain of water last Wediureived 3.36 vole* and another year day when the Reynan River cc in office. Mr*, tinsel was unop­ lapsed Ihe Malpasse Dam *i posed on Ihe ballot, but write in miles inland, wai tormented fa votes submitted were; four for heavy rain* today. Ions laickyrr, ami one each for Thera were feara the Reyna Mrs Martha Casselberry, Marion River woukl swell over its bank latwis and 3ir*. Hahy. and bring mura flooding and ml AU newly elected candidate* ery to the people of Frejus, »ti will take office at the Jan. 11 busy looking for bodlca la tha tai Town Council Hireling. Of the ?UQ gled flood debris and diggin Casselberry residents who regist­ graves for the J7u corpse* alread e r e d 441 voted, Mr*. Ueuui said. fotuuL Benson Defeats Bryant European Coast s Hit By Gale; ; 60 Believed Dead I In Casselberry Election Casselberry Mayor William Vf Itrnson defeated challenger Joseph II. Rryanl 286 '52 yesterday in the Casselberry mayoralty race. B,-n son will serve for a year, lie was appointed mayor in October after Donald Willson gave up thr post lo become aiding Casselberry post master. Hen Evans and Lytle E. Awopc wrre elected aldermen Evans had 29H voles and Swope 283. De­ feated candidate-s on the aiderman ballot were l-estwr E. Brit too, who polled 146 vote* and George Howard, who received 126. Evans and Swope will each serve Iwo years. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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>, December 07, 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/59aaeb20b471c2614484d1c488bc4cce.pdf 59f7c4e2d9e2d5b59971cf00e1f943cb PDF Text Text t "bffcr Report Trailer Stolen ' By BB. GEORGE W. CRANE -CAM C-4M: Pony D* aged 1 fe a very tmsgtoative child. ‘ "Dr. Crene," her fretful mother ONOpiatoed, “ Polly makes up the - “Why, she tells everybody aha feae a little brother and litter, tomgk aha to our onl> child. "Recently, at a restaurant, she M rm ed tie waltm s about these Pag* 10—Thur*. Dee. S, 19S9 A brivH o rm n transport trailTf ■has beep reported stolen to She probably will rush' to an lanford police by K'lgore Seed Co. other room and be apparently rhe $IV) trailer we* reported preoccupied with her dolt*. Wher akM from the WO W. rirat It. Mamma then eielaima, “ Polly, rm Monday night or Tueaday did you break this goldfish bowl? morning. The trailer N used to Pony may aay “No." irry ■ ipray machine. As Mama apanka her, eoyway, Polly wonder aloud. “ How did you -One out of every (waive persona know ! did It?" “ Oh. a little bird tolU Mamma,” in Arisons to Indian. replies her parent, and Polly actually belltvaa there 1* web a little bird. Her mother simply has 12 years more mental age which permit her to deduce the faet that Polly MOST be guilty, since * e was the only freely moving object la tb# Sou**, Send for my JOO-pohtt “Teat* tor Good Parents," enclosing a stamped return envelop, pitta * (non-profit). Rata yourselves there­ on. tOUt MARCO DURR1, ttair (UPI) —The 2M reatdenta of thh mountain village learned today that miracle* reap dividends— 111.19 in a poor man’* land. The tfmple folk of San Marco Durri finally learned the full meaning of a "miracle" viiited on them laat month by two benefac­ tor* they have never teen— Joaeph and Vetor Saturao of Reno, Nav. nivenary of the death of their father, an Anerlean immigrant from 5an Marco Durri who made pood in the new world, made a gift ft more than 1343.009 In Bank of America atoek to the people of this poor village. That meant every man, woman and child got atoek worth tl.212.30 each dmplr because of the aerident of their place of residence. to little money in tbetr lifetime*, were puuled and confused. Suddenly they became famoua, del ugad with publicity and adviee oo how to apend the windfall, An Army of taleamen descended on them, but then waa no money, “The people don’t understand what haa happened to them," a villager said at the time the atoek wat distributed. Shop For Christmas “They understand they have re­ ceived money but they bare art wen any of it." But that men, like We fellow reaidenta of San Metro Durri. ac­ cepted the American “ miracle,’* strange and punting as it wit. They alio accepted Bank of America officiate advice it would be wiaer to hold the.atock rather than eaah it la. ( <’ll V7fl 'X waMfooa ashed why we didn’t Irtof them to the table, Polly (Always write to Br. (bane to MM they didn’t behave properly, care el this•newspaper, anetoeing .'" in ahe even took the waitresa ■ tong 4c stamped, addreaaad anOut to the ear and itttmducPd bar to these Imaginary youngsters: I “Da yen suppose her wild Imaton attoo to a result of the faet fto Grandmother read* her fairy Quotable Quotes dm M have b e n done by the fm e Prily was t year* af aga, l Pally wouldn’t need the$e gtoary siblings. • M i don't grow alarmed about t stories: Children reiiah them they a rt actually living in a af giants and giantesses all fto time. : Per sim p le , yen adults may t e n entirely forgotten your tod 9 m ettieafc. But at the pre-school aga, g ehfld's parents lower above C United Preea fatenatieoal MIAMI — Mr*. Auatin Prank Young, deacriblng the anxtousnesa of wilting for a Caban military tribunal’! decision oo whether to sentence her husband to death: "My whole life it being decided down there in Cuba.” £ NEW ORLEANS - Kevin B. Sweeney, president of tho Radio Advertising Bureau, asserting that the radio industry would welcome a congressional investigation of “payola": "It will prove that of tho more Bltothan 10.000 blight young men who H yea grownupe wish to regald Introduce reaerds for the nation’s toe toddler’s Viewpoint, Just at- 3,ton radio Matins*. only * hand­ ms that you are Uvmg with men ful were in on the lake." d wemin who are IS feet tall dnd who weigh 100 pounds: WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, . Ralattvaly, that is eiactly the W. Va —New York Gov, Nelaon tope af world facing your pre­ A. Rockefeller, disclosing that he echos! children. Is expanding a Midwestern tour Bar PoHy'e Daddy to twice her this month to include Oklahoma, height end I times her weight: Texas and Florida: is literally a giant. Her mother "I figured if I was going to get likewise ■ giantess. to them, I'd better get moving." And Rto world seems much big|w to n child, for we subcon DES MOINES, low* - Walter ectouity estimate distance by our R. Cooper, head of the National Auto Dealer*’ Advertising Ethles Com mi.tee, describing onr ad that “ stretched the truth” a bit when tone after you left grade school? K nn-nllonrd that a car did not . to memory, that room seemed have power equipment: large. But now, aa you view It “ It turned out that this meant Bom your adult ‘ standpoint, it the car didn't have a motor.” seems dwarfed and tiny. Why? Becanaa your stride la now about Brice aa long, ao the room seem* Unlucky Charm ROCIfESTER, N. Y. (UPl) Horseshoes may he luck for some people, but not Walter Silverman, to* goes to the neighbor’s for a who told police that someone tup of sugar sod Polly accidental­ pitched a horseshoe through a ly knock* over the goldfish bowl, large window of hit frozen cus­ what will Polly do? tard store, causing $350 damage S f OFF ON O A LL L A M P S n n iE is o T~jj~T a T 1 TO SANFORD’S *t * jlvt* y r|| fl I Where Year Dollar Buy* More" P COLONIAL LIVING SUITE Beautiful Early Amarienn design. Finest fabrics, choica of color*. HEATERS 5 PC. MODERN DINETTE SET Poor Grade Steak NEW YORK (UPl) -Gloria la • buleherstors cat. Moat cats would envy her. but Gloria got heraeH in trouble hy hot knowing har way around. Butcher Mike Delgado was pushing meat through a machine that converts tough beef into more tender rubesteak* Wednes­ day when Gloria wandered Into see what waa going on. Delgado turned hi* back for a moment then whirled hack when Gloria screeched. “I looked back and there was Glortda'a right foot caught in the mv head and ran out of the store. I’ve known Gloria and her brother, I'eter, since they were born, ami they are like part of one's fsmtly.” A rescue crew from the Ameri­ can Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a police rmcrgrm-y squad wire called to the market. Gloria's foot was so thoroughly caught that they had to take the machine apart to get her free. The two-year-old cat was rush­ ed to the nearest ASPCA shelter t•nderl«er,,, Delgado .aid. "I In.t and Irealed for slunk Handsome table fin­ ish is heat, stain resistant, mar-proof I Chairs covered with easy-clean vinyl. wmm Watch Tuesday’s Sanford Herald BEDROOM BY THE PIECE Large collection of open-stock fnrnlture. Finest woods- Big savings! ROOM FURNITURE EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT Beautiful Gift Decanters Bourboa Dcl.uxs Echo Spring PleiMhmaan Old Hickory Old Stag Four Homs Antique Case Discounts OPEN 8 A. M. TIL MIDNIGHT 1100 FRENCH AVE. �\ I N avy Highlights Activities N e xt W eek Next *ffk might ■■ veil be des loft bombing competition and wing* Ignatad m Navy Week le Hanford to wing precision flying. vith the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ The derby starting Monday tion's bombing derby scheduled to morning will elimax on Saturday ■tart Monday and Nary Apprecia­ with a giant air show at the base tion Day dated next Saturday. ; including flying demonstrations H » bombing derby will feature and rompetition by the five NAS pinpoint dropping of simulated l squadrons and their competitors. atomic bomba, parachute Jump*, The Saturday epeetartewill fea­ U ty r \01„ XLIX jStores Stay Open Son Comes Out Downtown Sunford stores again will be open to­ night for the convenience of citizens who plan to do their Christmas shopping early. The stores will be open until 8 p. m. as part of the pre-Yuletide program of keeping the stores open until Christmas on Friday* nights. NEW YORK (UPI) - StoHi prices al I p. a . : American Airlines . . . . . . . . . It** American TAT .................. 7* Americas Tobeeee.................to*u C * O .................................. « Chrysler ............................... 04H Curtis# - Wright ................. 12H DuPont ....... 2S3»« Eastman Kodak ................. 1WH Ford Motor .................... T»*» General Electric a*»«*****A » m U General Motors . 1H Graham • Paige 401* Inti. T A T . Kel's .................................... iW -m Lnrtllard ........................ 37H Minute Maid ...................... W* Penney .................................. 123* i Penn RR ............................ Ufa i Royal A m erican............... 4 Sears Roebuck ................. 4X1* Standard Oil <NJ) ............ 49H i Studebsker .......................... IIH ................... » ’• A bright tun took the chill off V. S. Steel Seminole County today afteT resi­ Weatinghouae El................... la* dents shivered through the second cold spell in a week. The temperatures list night and this morning dipped to 34 degree* in certain area* of the county with scattered frost reported in a few isolated arena. ROME (UPI) — President Eisenhower arrived in Rome Sanfonl also got a taste ol a hail atorm during the early today in a driving rainstorm at the start of uh II-nulion brief afternoon hours yesterday. tour and said in earnest tones, “1 bring a simple message Over the state, temperatures from America . . . We want to live in peace." dropped to freezing in extreme LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Jack 4 Warm applause followed the President's remarks, made North Florida early today. Greater (The Enforcer) Whalenws* a as he stood with bared head under the partial shelter of an Miami, just beginning its winter airport balcony. Hi* vote* was tourist season, had readings in the strong-armed extortionist threat­ ening to turn stool pigeon ami his firm as he aaid he huped Ms peace low AO's. Generally clear ikies enahlrd Ihe slaying in a restaurant may have message “will he htanl in every sun to warm up most or the slits been decreed by the underworld. Rlehard Hogan, chief deputy at­ country whlrh I visit.’’ quickly this morning and high WASHINGTON (U P I)- A aaveeHe had stood bareheaded earl­ readings this afternoon were ex- torney general, said today the pound moekay aimed Ham was ier in a rold rainstorm while peclril to reach around M in North stale was interested in Whalen's gunshot death because his office rocketed late space from Wallops bands played the American and F'lorida and 70 in South Florida. Lows tonight were expected to had information the racketeer had Islaed, Vs. M ay I* test satellite Italian anihema. Eisenhower left Washington range from 44 to SO In the extreme threatened to expose bookie* and ^ ic s p e equipment which may save Thursday night on an improve* north and as high aa SO in tt|e rx- their alleged payoffs o polls*, Um lives el fetero hernia astro- 'tesTsaerU «#t!*Ji "film - su»pevi in ihe shouting tlHftb Will fc*d•till AASkliil, take him Into three continents. A 4S hour cold wave starting Is it was Cleveland hoodlum Frank La Tbs Is lacking was carried out at Itrfiii e he led ha said he wonted Saturday night did extensive dam­ Cigno, 3>, identified by police as II:IS a. m. at the Wallops Island to impress upon all nation* hi* age to tender crop* which re­ ihe man Whalen dragged out of ataUee ef the National Aeronautic* ideal at “peace and friendship, in mained in the ground in north and a telephone booth and slapped around at Rondelli'a restaurant. •ad Ope** Admlalstralioe. Space freedom." central Florida. engineers reported to NASA headH it slapping took place in front Rain threw the carefully worked of about 23 persona, including exquartern Here that "the launch arrival cerrmony out of gear ami mobster Mickey Cohen Police id leekrd good." delayed for IX minutes the land, Whalen was trying to collect a inic of the plane which circled 1000 debt from lei Cigno. Ciampinu Airport and the seven Cohen. 4ft, his IX year-old girt hills of Home while the pilot stud­ friend and two other men at his ied the low visibility. table at the tune of the shooting Eisenhower, wearing a dark were booked on suspicion of mur­ overcoat and hat, stepped first der ami held today in jail. Expensive Suit The Pacific Fteel's VAII 4 out of the plane and was greetsxl CHICAGO (UPI) - A jury is by a fanfare of trumpets. The squeezed ahead of Sanford based expected to begin deliberation with­ rainmaking “sirocco" wind blow­ VAII-ll last night to win "Opera­ in a week on a five million dollar ing from Africa was so strung tion Top Gun" held this week si damage suit stemming from the the soaked red carpet had to tie Yuma, Arizona. eollaps* a/ an elevator hoist in spiked to the turmuc. Coming from behind in r re run Jacksonville, Fla. A house on Lake Mary Road KUenhowrr b a r e d his head yesterday the Naval Air Station was destroyed hv fire during the when the anthems sounded ami ^Concentrates U p . then his wrlroiners covered him flier* led until Ihe final run of the sariy morning hours today. WINTER HAVEN (UPI) -S a le s with an umbrella for the walk to final event In the competition. The house was owned by Daw­ of frozen orange concentrate con­ the h*lruny where he delivered On (he last leg of a radar bomb- son Teston who was al home when tinued to climb la*t week under a the first speech of a peace cam­ the fire broke out hut managed Ki.mi.oao advertising program. The paign that will taka him halfway sight scoring contest which car­ to escape, according In Sanford ried tha bombers through f-o« An Fir# Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. Florida fanners Aaan. reported around Ihe world. that movemanl of concentrate wa* “We want to liv* in pear* and ■>***'• Denver *nd Salt t>ake City, up JO per cent over the correspond­ friend-hip, with freedom," the the VAH-11 crew fell behind oter Officer Flection ing week of 19JX and IS per rent president repeated. "This mes­ Amarillo, Texaa. Grand Master I* W It it-man of over tha same period of I9J7, sage, 1 hope, will he braid in Sanford's crew scored 9.0)0 to i Ft. I.aud*rdale will visit Sanford every country where nunmunka- VAH-4 9.700 out of a possible III,- ledge No. 27, IDDF al Ihe lodge's Florida Bound tiona, me free. points. meeting at X p m. Monday. Of­ 4 rORT MYERS I UPI) - New “1 ain exceedingly proud aa 1 (MW Hatwing On*. Com minder Capt. York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will ■tart this trip to land in this great James Ramage praised VAII It ficers also will he elected al Ihu meeting and all members and fly to Florida Dec. IS to are what city which to lung waa the center Commander G H. Robertson for visiting Old Fellows are urged to stale Republican leaders think of Western civilization.” hi* crew's performance. attend. about him as a presidential candi­ date Florida GOP Chairman G. Harold Alexander said Rockefeller would hold "exploratory confer­ ences" with lop party chief* at an undetermined city, probably Mi ami or St. Petersburg. Ike Talks Peace To Take Chill Out O f County Cohen Arrested After Gangland Slaying In LA As Tours Begins Bulletin Sanford VAH-11 Loses Derby Lead •News Briefs Fire Destroys Teston Home ^Ci'osbys Split Up MONTREAL (U P li-T h e Crosby brothers, wlm lowed less than a year ago to stay eternally together in show business, split up early today and walked oul on a $12,000 night club engagement. The break­ up was preceded by a healed arg u ­ ment in Ihrir dressing room shortly before their scheduled midnight up pearanrr at tbr El Morocco, It was Reported Dance Slateci Seminole High's Diversified Co­ operative Training Club will hold a dance at the Civic Center tonight from I II p in. The Jl per person admission charges will go to buy Christmas food baskets for the needy. Orlando singer Ral Donnrr The Cornet*' TV band and the Del­ ray a' band will provide the music. , Jirket* may be hought at the door Free Admission Seminole County residents will be admitted free to the "G reet Masterpiece" grounds in Lake Wales tbit Sunday County resi­ dents may show their drivers' lic­ ense* to be admitted with their families, according to Kenneth Cur­ tis, general manager of the mosaic art center. jH OFFICERS OF DEMOLAY elected by the Seminola Chapter of the order are from left, Emmett McCall, mauler counselor; Jimmy Edge, senior cminaelor, and Buddy Kirk, junior counselor. Johnny Phillips*, treasurer, was not present for the picture. Jeff W asson wax appointed xcribe anti other appointive poata will be filled at the chuptar'a naxt meeting. The chapter expacta to b« ready to initiate new member* in Jhnuary. It will meet on the first and third Monday night.* of each month at the Mnxonir Tempi*. (Staff Photo) n l Nary officials report that the Saturday events will be open to the public. Saturday also will be Navy Ap­ preciation Day, a joint annual pro­ ject sponsored by the Sanford Jaycees and the Chamber of Com­ merce. At that time. Navy personnel and their wive* are Invited to • "get together" with eity officiate aod citizens for a special day of a » livitiea at Fort Mellon Park. Chairmen of tbo program net Jaycees Art Harris end Bob Crum­ ley who reported today that ceiwplctt plans havn not been h o mulcted as yet for the day. g > a n fn r ft S fc r a to WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. Stow warming trend tonight. High today, mid-60'a. Low tonight, BO-55. United Prcaa Leaned Wire Katablinhed 1908 FRIDAY, DKCKMBER 4. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 p. m. Slocks THUS ROYAL MAJESTIES — King Gary M u m and Queen t n « Davis will reign as they ride in Paola’s WUaon Elementary School float in today's Christ max parade. Paying homage to the first grade rulera are second graders Mary Warfel and Dean Tyner who wera runners-up in the royalty competition. (Staff Photo) ture a F9* Cougar tighter in a loft bomber demonstration where the plane releases a bomb while climb­ ing, throwing the weapon upwards. Doing a vertical turn, the fighter will roar away before tha arching bomb hit* tha target. Twenty jet bombers will also participate in the Saturday avanll NO. 871 Teacher Is Suspended For Resisting Policies Hearing Set ' it.; For Williams The County Reboot Board last night suspended Seminole High teacher Edwin Williams lor hie refusal to support county policies of claai solute to the American Flag, daily Rtbte reading in class and for hi* reluct so rt to sign both Ihe loyalty oath required by attic law and certain school contracts. Thr ninth grade teacher's sus­ pension it effective today. He will be given t public hearing before the school board Dee. IJ. The board baaed William*' sus­ pension on Florida statute* ai far as the salute to the flag anti llible reading were concerned. “ It hat been and it thr poliry of the school system of Seminole County -to encourage respect for the government of the United States and its flag. In accord with this policy we have required our instructional personnel in their homeroom classroom* to caM for the daily salute ta the American flat You were an advised nf this policy by Mr. A. J. Bracken, prin­ cipal, Seminole High School. We are informed hy Mr. Bracken ami Mr. Stewart Gatehel, director of inetrucilon, th*4 you have stated to them that you do not support (his poliry ami further that you have stated In them that you do not 'usually* lake part in Ihe ac­ tual physical saluting of the Amer­ ican flag. ThU is in direot eon flirt with the poliriea of the Sem­ inole County school system,’’ Ihe board said. Use school board charged that Williams, a resident of Enter­ prise, had told Bracken and Gil chel that he did not believe in the Bible reading program and dor« not have Die daily readings in his class. In accord with "emphasiz­ ing spiritual value* in our class­ rooms." county teachers have been told lo read Ihe Bihle "with­ out additional sectarian comment," the board said. "We do this not only because Section 2.11.01k 2) Florida Statute*, requires M. but because we feel x is importinl to instill In our young people - recognition of the importance of spiritual value." Williams’ refusal lo have the Bible readings "is in direct con­ flict not only with Ihe require­ ments of the state law, but with the policy of the achooi system," thr board said Charging Williams with "grass insidioniinalion, willful neglect of duly, and misconduct in office," Ihe boar^t said that he had “indi cited a reluctance to sign Ihe loyally oath required by stale law. snd "to sign Ihe teicher re­ tirement forms during the pre1-chool period." The hoard mem­ bers said they were advised that Williams had not "executed and returned" hia teicher contract. t Williams later signed the loy­ ally oath, Supt. R. T. Milwe said today.) "All nf this indicated lo us a lark nf willingness on your part to comply with Ihe policies of our school system," Ute hoard emphasized. Unanimously voting for the *u* pension resolution, Ihe board inemtieri agreed that they do not feel that Seminole County residents objected to the flag salute and Bible reading in the schools The Dec. !1 hearing wilt b« lo determine whether the school hoard's charges are sustained. Williams has the right to be tv presented by counsel. Supt. R. T. Milwee said today that no other teacher ha* been suspended in Seminole County during the seven years he has been school super­ intendent. PTO Seta Meeting The Oviedo PTO wiH meet at X p m. Tuesday to the Fellowship Hall of Dm Fwet Methodist Church. Henry Raich, associate editor of the Orlando-Sentinel Star will b* Mm . * V ‘: 1 & — ' ' , m --------------- 4 f & l H w t . - • Y ^ 'V - V , \ : NS * -M iw n n ■ ■ j j B M B ^ E S S S W ■> '* • to l l * - * M ** \ _ a i j I ' - 8 SACKS OF MAIL a n pouring through tha Font Offica annex on Second St. at O h WAve. aa tha ('hriitmoA mailing aeuaon Brings tha aaual increaaod mail load. (Stai/ Photo* Postal Annex To Open Monday Sanford's Post Offica Annex will open Monday for mailing of Christmas packages. Packages may he mailed and picked up at the Second St. ami Dak Ave. annex Dec. 7 24. All mail carriers will be dispatch­ ed from the 1.932 square foot an­ nex after Ihe Chrlslmas season, according to Postmaster Joel Field. The addition will be u»ed for a post office workroom starting IBM. To gel packages delivered wrap them securely, Field warned. "Uie sturdy corrugated mailing carluns, plenty of heavy brown paper anil be sure that every package is tied with strung cord. Carton* contain­ ing several gift packages should Its: well stuffed with lusue oc old newspaper," he said. For very large packages, cheek with Ihe postollire about necessary Ground Breaking Ceremonies Set For Blood Bank Ground breaking ceremonies for the Seminole t'ounly branch of the Central Florida Blood Bank will lie held Wednesday at 2 p. m. on Ihe future site of thr blood bank. Stale senator Douglas Skmlrom will conduct thr ground breaking exercise* at the southeast corner of the Seminole Memorial Hospital property on First Ave. Hospital board chairman A B. Peterson Hr and Central Florida Blood Bank chairman F. Burton Smith will join in Ihe ceremonies. Invitations to the ground breaking have been ex­ tended to the county ministerial as soclalinn, Ihe medical association, and nlher humanitarian group* ac­ cording to Mr*. M M. Rand, secre­ tary-manager of Ihr Blood Bank. Christmas Party Set By Lake Mary Lake Mary will hold a Christmas Party after all this year, the Cham her of Commrrre decided at It* regular meeting Iasi night. Actual dale of Ihe parly will be announced next week hy ehairman Mrs. Frank Evans. Last month, thr rhamber decid­ ed not to hold Ihr party this year but reversed the decision last night Doctor Draft MONTPELIER, VL (UPI) — Col. Klbart Kimball, state selec­ tive service director, ‘‘drafted'' two doctors from nearby ties to serve at medical odvii for the local draft board in Grand which boa ae deoooa. postal* before trying to mall them, Field advised. Christmas stickers should be on Ih* bark of Christmas card tnvelopes so they won't eonflirt with the front address. Rend Christmas cards by first class mail forwarding and n U ra, master advised. Christ sent hy Firat Class fai save# cent Air written New Homes, Auto Show Is Scheduled Sunday Sanford wiij be represented to llie first “ New Homes and Cars of HMD" show to open Sunday at the Heftier Howell Park commun­ A home aod a n s are among the two roost importmad Items ia anyone’s Florida's krtteg. and to see Ih# variety, to etw place at one time, helps toe pro­ ity. spective buyer of either home or Holler Motor Sales will show cor U> select just what tte the new Chevrolet, Dldsmohlle and Howell Park General Mi Arthur Feldman said, Corsair models at tha sight day show of more than M new I960 American and imported oar models. Sixteen dealer* will show autua in tha dally display in run from I a. m (o 9 p. m. The cars will Iw on landacra|>ed lawn* between llie I960 Heftier model homes. The autos will range from the new domestic small or "economy" line to European sports car* and run­ about*. Fee# parking will he pro­ vided at the Howell Park com munily on Rout; IT 92 and 43X. Cars displayed will include Ihe new Austin Heal), Itorgward, Huick, Cadillac, Chevrolet. Cor­ sair. Chrysler. DrSoln, Dodge, English Ford, Fiat, lliltma.. Minx, Humber Super Snipe, MG, Mer­ cedes-Benz, Olilvinoiute, Opel, Ply­ mouth, Itainhler, Renault, Saab, Stmca. Sprite, Sunbeam Alpine, Tsumii. Valiant, Volvo atul Willy* Jeep, Lighting effecl* will spot light the car* at night. ' Tin* ia ttie newest method of selling both homes and ra n , through combination display of Room For Him HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Neil Patterson, Ihe Scottish writer who did the screenplay for the highly successful British film, "Room Al The Top.'' soon will be­ gin work on the si.'.pt for Para­ mount Pictures’ forthcoming "Ihe Stepmother." Oviedo School Bids Are Opened Apparent low bidder an btrRd ing additions to Oviedo High and Elementary school* was Richardson Construction Co. of Fort Laud­ erdale. Richardson gave a hid ef IW3.000. H was the apparent low­ est of eight often. The school board will decide nest week an the lowest and best bid, Supt. R. T. Milwee said today. Oviedo High is to p t seven classrooms, an administratis* suite and rafrtorium. Oviedo Ele­ mentary wtU hava three new classrooms, a n administrative suite, library and cafetorium. Lyman School Office Ransacked A one-night tenant found in the Lyman Elementary School facul­ ty lounge yesterday morning ran­ sacked a school office Wednes­ day night. Lyman principal George Diggs told Sanford poliew yesterday. When school Janitor Marvlo Townsend arrived at work yester­ day he found a 303J year-old, hatd, portly man sitting in tha lounge. The man said he wss In the school after it elosed follow­ ing a play. Wednsaday, and the night User . Saturday Shot Day Tha Jayceea will apunxur the aecotul in their aerie* of polio inoculations Sul unlay at the Jaycea Inform*lion Kuildfnir on French Ave. Shota will be Riven from 9 a. m. until 8 pv ». by Riatered nurse*. The chartr* of $1 per inoculation will lie to cover the cost of vaccine, needles and lyrlnges. All aarvicott ora bam g douaUd tree ui th a rg a ♦ �Rev. Gravenmier Nassrene Named President a 1* Oiivif ..... ...... • M « 7 Selmei....... 10:to »- • Maratag Wonhip . II : • a a . O f Church Group Chriatinu Sente# Training * « Tha fattening oftican v a n A c tEvening Wonhip........T:M p. ra­ ad la land tha Seminal# County Kara Duacaa .................. Minuter wed. Prayer U n k t 7.30 p. m. Ministerial Association lor Ok Morning UbnMp . .. . ltiOO a m. coming jtm n President, He*. Don­ Evening W onhip.........,d:00 p. m. ald Gravcamiar, Vice Friildam, n u n - Bible Study . . . . 1:30 p. m. Presbyterian Bar. E m i t M id i; loerotaryn u r p r e s b y t s s ja n Tnaanrer. Rev. Jamec ftaraatt CILKCM Oak Art, aad TIM St. Tbaaa officers viU be iastallad V in iif Worship ... 1:4* a. a . at lhe January meeting of the Sunday School ----- »:» a. m. Aaaociation and immediately aa Maniac Wonhip ...1 1 :0 0 a m. Saoiar Ftliowjhip....... 0:00 p. m. Nursery Available preaideat-elact viU anairiaro Ike appalaUnaat of all standing earn* mitteca at that time. la eonaideriag the report o( a committee outlining par inana m tha name of tha tana datum will ha changed la Sanfard Area Mia­ iaterial Association. Thia e k w n was decided in order to include miniateri of Die DeBiry-Enter■rue a n a aa w«S aa thaaa in liaole County. th a previously adapted oh)»c Mena ol the Smorialtan v o n re­ affirmed. Rulea Mr memberrtip v a n nviaed with anyaral aigificant changea. Membership la the Aaaociation ahall be offtied to of­ ficial leaders of established Christ. a n of nuch th nrchaa Being hi M an a . Mrs. Dichnraoa, Chairman ad the leafard BeautiEeatiaa Cemmittee ter tha Cardan d a b n o te to tha meeting hi the totenst of • pro­ ject to beautify dm city in peepnrattea ter the State Plover Show which will bo bate in Sen ford nest year. She rogueaud that reports be glean to bar whan im- •tW 'SP : r»r»1W f glad)jr land ear aaman to a Unclean peak Ulw Z eanat rf shifting aamte rolltec Mora tha daaart wtod. W aonrae, v» have to identify oneoaln e with ananp a Church Names Interim Pastor And God a w a n k : hi Christ! k larlpU n! k hbor inviting yon aad yonr (sn % to Churah. A eaica trying k tha wiidaraaaa . . . aaroaa flto «f the TRUTH aad LUP1 M l a n IT U U fA k Stephaa M. Toby . Pastor FIBST CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning Worship t:2S a. m. SCIENTIST Sunday School 1:00 a.m. Christian Day School, Monday ttemogh Friday - Ktod.rgarta# • fllkiiT Isfcoot I I # ft. 9L momentary 0:40 a.m. Worship Sunday 11:00 a. m. Methodist tig P art Are. T C. O'fit ten Paster Morale# Worship . S 3* a. m. Sunday School »:4i a m. Morning Worship 11:M a MYF Meetings S :« t m. (Intermediate, Senior) Teacher Training Course Evening Worship T:30 p. m. FBBB METBOMST CHUrCB Lanrol Ira . at 44b S t Ira E. Hindman J r Paster Sunday School 4 *3 v m. Morning Worship 10:43 a. m. FMY 1:40 p m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Mon. FMY Recraslioo 1;(l) p m. Tuts rMT Prayar 7 :» p m. Wed Prayer Service 1:30 p. m. W K. Timms Pastor Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship 11:40 a. m. M. Y. F.....................0:30 p. m. Evening Service ........ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayer Service 7:10 p m Jooh T. Bryant Sunday School Moratog Worship . Ttetolng Union Rvtotog Service Wad. Frayar Serrica Paster 1:43 a m. 11:00 a. m. 4:U p. m. T no p m 1:10 p m Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Oaera Rd., at Woodland Ave. W Thomns I*anon Jr Pastor Sunlay School 4.43 a. m. Morning Worship 11 n. m. MYr 1:10 p. m (A new Church serving a so* Community) POSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Onh A11. at Mb St. 4:44 a m. Rev. Rtebard Lyons Pastel Sunday School Worship 11:40 # m Sunday Massta 7:00 a. m Morning 4:00 p. m ... I:3u a. m Evanlng Wonhip .......... 10:00 a. m .......... 11:10 a. m Dolly Mgsa Till n n Cecil W shatter Pastor Sunday School 1 :0 n a . Morning Worship 11:43 n m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CIILKLU Wesleyan Youth 4 43 p m 1447 8. Sanford Are. F.vrnteg Worship 7:30 p m Janus N. Baraou Fndtoi Sunday School i.g j g. m Wed Prayar Sarvlci 1:30 p. m Morning Worship . i t .00 a. m Nazarene n i r church CONGREGATIONAL OF THE NAZARENE CHRISTIAN CHURCH W. tad at- at Mnpte Ava. - - ‘V i « <Oh St. R H Spear Jr. Paster 4 41 a m r L*f Asm . Pastor Sunday School Bihte hchogi y.ai ^ n Morning Worship 14:43 n m. Homing Warship IlsOOam NYPS ... 1:10 p m Pilgrim PsUovshtp !:J 0 p. a N.Y.P S A N J S......... 4 p. m Gospel Service ... 1 p. m Wednesday Serrica 8.00 p. m. The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms Tuesday Reading . 3:30-4:10 p m Thursday Beading 1.40-4:30 p. m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAT SAIHT1 CHy Han J. O Brooks . Branch P m id ti Sunday School 10:00 a. ■ Sacrament Meeting ... f :00 p. I the dMireh'a panoasase. Sit Pal­ metto Avc. December 10. After eerving aa tha pastor of the Suifield Connect tout Congrega­ tional Church, Carter became a chaplain in die U. 3. Navy dmWorld War II. Later ha waa tha chairman of the Committee on Chaplaincy Services of the Con­ gregation Christian Churches. Other Churches Charts Of Gad Of f t g l i u JSOi Rim Avanna J. H. Messer Patter Sunday School S :tf a. m. FIRST PENT!COSTAL Mornlog Worship 11; to a m. CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Evangtlittie Service 7:30 p. a . E. Ruth Grant Pastes Woman’s Misstooary Sunday School 10:M a. ra. Young Peopio’a Morning Worship 11:00 n. m. Serrica. Wed f;3» p. m. Evening to r vice T:M p. m. Wed Prayar Servian 7:30 p. m Frt. Prayer Snrviao . 7:30 p. m. Negro Churchem PROGRESS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Midway ADVENTIST CHURCH E. E. WUllama Pastor Seventh BL aod Elm Ava. Sunday School • : » a m. C. W. Beach . .. .. Paster Morning Worship 11:40 a. HSaturday Sabbath School 0:30 a m P int. Third, Fourth Sundays Morning Warship 11:00 a m Evening Worship ... . 7:30 p. m Wad. Prayar Sorvtee 7:30 p. m First, Third Sundays Usher Board, Tisaaday 1:30 p m Choir Rahearaal, T u esd ay .,............. I to pm Junior Church, Sunday School Wednesday .............. 7:30 p.m. Morning Wonhip Business Usating ------ I 00 p.m Evening Worship Friday pracading first Sunday, Thursday Service monthly Christian THE SALVATION ARMV 314 R. Second St. fiunday: Sunday School 14 40 a. llolinats Mealing 11 Ou a. Street Msetiny 4 30 p YPL T O* p. Salvation Hooting I:1*’ pTuesday: Corp ta'iata . .. I M p. Band PracUce 4.40 p Ladies Homo League 1:30 p. Thurs Prayer Service 7:10 p l o t Street Meeting I.JO p. FIRST SHILOH BAPTIST I'HUkCM 1141 W. 13th I t A. A. Fields Acting Palter Church School ........ 1:30 a. m. Morning Worship .... U:oo r. a Evening Worship .... 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Prayar .............. 7;|a p. m. Teachers Meeting, Wtdnasday . ...... 7:34 p.m. UON HOPE BAPTIST CMCICR 113 Oraaga Ava. m. J. L. Brooks ... ................Pasiw m. Church School . ... i . jo a n m Morning Worship .... u ;oo g, m n E'tning Worship .... 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Prayer aonteo 7:30 p m n ST. JOHN METROPOLITAN m BAPTIST CHURCH m *30 Cypraia St. m H. B. Whitehurst Pasuv m Church School 4.30 a. m. Uoratog Worship . ii:4o a. m. TUB SANFORD Evening Worship 7:|0 p. m Church Of Christ NAAARENR congregation of Choir Rabearsal * CHURCH OP CUKUI O’BIIAN ROAD JEUOVAH'R WITNESSES Monday ............7:30 pm. Sad St. and Elm Ave. hav. Jim Flvbar Paetor 1131 W. lit SL Prayer Meatiog Reorge M Yates Miaismt Sunday tcboU *4 Sunday Wsicbtower Tua^Jay T:S4 p m lib)o School ....10:40 a.m. Meratni norabtp to c Study ........................I ito p » Wednesday Sihia St<tdy. Honing Worship.......tliOd a. m. Youth aonteo . . «if Wad. Bible Study ... .. T1SO p m Junior Church . 7:0)p.m. Kvoslng Worship.......Ti44 p. m Ivantellatio servlet T:S Prl. MteUtry School . . Till) p m. Club Meetinn Wad. Bible S tu d y .........TiU p. m Wad. prayer aarvlct .1:10 Friday Same# ........... 1:30 p- m. Thursday...............|:|Q p. m. �\ llil - N avy Club Pat* To Meet *Monday » * , »-••* H.D. Club To Meet Tuesday Mrs. Roberts Honored With Stork Shower Oviedo Circles Set Dates fH * Mrs. Wight Kirtley and Mrs. C. th t bathinet. as though they were F. Brooke Smith were co-hostessca ready to take a swim, Christmas decorations will be the at a stork shower for Mrs. Vin-[ The hostesses presented the theme of the demonstration, given! cent Roberta, Wednesday murning | honoree with a eorasge of blue The Sanford Navy Wlvei Club by Mrs. G W. Kimmons at the ■* »l* Kirtley home on Myrtle carnations and pink-rosebuds. will meet Monday (Dec. T) at 9 During the social hour, while the p. m. in the elub home aboard December meeting of the Lake' xrecently '* ' Dr' adopted ■m* Mr* Robfrt* a baby boy. h* '# gifts were being opened, each guest the baae. Mary home demonstration ctub. Several ceramic bootees, filled recorded suggestions and good ad­ A set'acquainted fellowship will f The group will meet Tuesday at with maline and blue and white vice on child rearing, which was follow the busineai sen ion and 10:30 a. m. at the Lake Mary carnations were placed in the presented to Air*. Roberts, Clegant , plana will be d im m ed concernfirehouse. Mr*. Kimmons will party room. Atl the gifts were Refreshments of coffer, minia­ the Christmaa party. demonstrate a wreath, made of placed in a baby’s hxihlnet, with ture glased doughnut* In the color Party Bags For transportation, call Mill pine cones and acorns, showing little plastic ducks in pastel ache me of pink and blue. French Kutier at FA 2 SM3. the'differrnt waya it can be adapt­ shades, attached to the edge of mutfins. small squares of banana ed for holiday decorations. and date nut bread was served to the guests. A covered dish luncheon will be Those attending were the hon­ served at noon, with Mrs. Lucille‘ oree, Mr*. D, II. Mathnrs. Mrs. Kinnard and Mr*. Emma Seibert, Glimmering Rosamond, Mrs. Douglas Kickliter, serving as hostesses. Mrs. John Morgin, Mr*. William All interested persons a rt invited Bush Jr., klrs. William Epps. Mrs. ) Mr. and Mra. Floyd McRae of > Jewelry (o attend and bring soma Christ­ Leonard Munson, Mrs. Donald Parte, III. have returned home mas ideas. MRS. R. A. WESSON, (center) receiving her pledge pin from Mis* Sonjn > ^ afte r a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bale*. Mrs. Spencer Harden, Mra. Monforton, (left) treasurer of the Zeta XI chapter, of Beta Sigma Phi, Harry Lee Jr. fltirorge Maffelt, at their home, while Mary Ann Wright, corresponding secretary looks on. (Staff Photo) 2411 Lily Cou. .. Mr*. Donald Jones, Mrs. A. W. Epp* Jr., Mra. F. L. Woodruff III, While here the MiffetCe enter- * * * Mrs. Gordon Stanley, Mr*. William tsined with a family steak supper Leffler Jr,, Mra. A. J. Pleva. Mr*. at their home. Those present Henry Wight, Mr*. John Fltxpatwere. Mr. and Mra. McRae, Mra. rick. Mra. Vann Parker, Mr*. Rob­ Charlea Hamit of Cltwistoti, Mrs. ert Newman Jr., Mra. Frank MeC. M. Ryerson. of Collinswood, The circles of the Oviedo bane Jr., Mrs. Orville Barks end N. J ., Mr. and Mrs. Alien Maffett, churches are somewhat changed Mr*. Lauren Johnson. Orlando and J. X. Burdick. during this month, due to the Lt. and Mrs. Richard K. MeChristmas partiea of each. The ^ f i b of Topeka, Kansas, announce Mary Martha Circle of the First ^ h e birth of a daughter, Kelly Ann, Methodist Church announces plana Nov. 27 at Stormont Vail Hospi­ The bi-monthly meeting of the M. Swain, Jr. The basket was The closing ritual was recited by for next week, Mra. E. M. Olllff tal In Topeka. The paternal grand­ Zeta XI Chapter 3447 of Beta delivered and was greatly appre­ the members. wilt be hostess at her home with parents are Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Sigma Phi was held at tka home ciated by the family. Mra. R. A. Weaaon then re­ Mr*. K. F. Mitchem at co-hostMcXab of Sanford. Luxurious Committees were chosen to work ceived her pledge pin and was css, time—3 p. m. Gifts will he of Mrs. Wendel L. Springfield, on the Christmas project of buy­ welcomed into the chapter aa a rxrhangrd among the members. I Mrs. Herman L. Swaggerty has 17081* Park Avenue, this week. FRIDAY Mr*. Lloyd O. Swain presided ing clothes and toys for children member. returned to her home on RiverThe Katie^ue Circle of the Sweaters [view Ave., after undergoing aur- at the business session, when re­ for Christmas. The program for the evening First Baptist Church will have Grace Wethodlit Church WSCS Final plana were made for the | gery at the Winter Park Memorial ports were given. was on the subject “Poetry Into their Christmas party at the home hake eale, In front of Food Fair A report on the Thanksgiving Chriatmas Party to be held at the Music.’’ Hospital. starting I p. m. of Mrs. Ray Beasley, Monday basket was given by Mrs. Leon Cherry Plaxa, Oct. 3 at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Springfield served hot cof­ night at 8 p. m. Mra. R. L. Ward Rummsge sale. Relief Society fee pineapple upsidedpwn CSV?, sr..i Bill Carry are cohostof Church of Latter Day Saint*, P c s '; wait *tll lightnL-j begins and finger tip cookies to the fol­ esa at • p. m. Gifts will be ex­ Friday and Saturday at MeCarScotch Wool A I l k to flash lo seek shelter. The lowing member* present: changed at thia party also. ley’s grocery, West 13th St. Hours 'period of greatest danger occura Mias Sonia Monforton, Miss XicCircles of tha W. S. C. 8. of Other eirclea have not romplet 9 i . n . I t 7 p, m. 1just before the storm, when the Scarfs ki Hall, Miss Mary Ann Wright, ed plans due to ■ conflict of First Methodiat Church will meet | air feels “charged.’* Mrs. J. L. Lyons, Mrs, R. A. dales with ball games and P-TO next week as follows: SATURDAY this variation can bo explained Wesson, Sira. Iwoti M. Swain. Jr.. How old a r. you* MONDAY; meeting. Pastor's etas* for children at Tbo chaneea are that you art on the baal* of the condition of Sirs. Wallace I.. Tyre, Mr*. Lloyd Circle I, meets i t 2:30 p. m. First Christian Church, 9 to to your arteries in theie various or­ O. Swain, Sliss Betty Ann Car­ many agei. Your livtr may be with Mrs. M. K. Baker, chair­ a. m. at the Church. gans. “ We are as old as our ar­ man; on Grapevtlla Ave. In tbo condition of a 33 year old teries." The arteries supply food ter, Mist Barbara Chambers, Oviedo Mrs. Robert Reeves, MjJi Mary SUNDAY Circle 8, Silas Versa Woodcock, MARY - ESTHER’S man, your kidneya 42, your heart to the organ. If the arteries are Ann Strickland, Mrs. Sam Skel­ chairman, 2 p. m. at SfcKinlcy 29, and your joints 70. Much of narrowed, tho food supply is re­ ton and M in Joan Wright. Annual Women's Day observ. Hall. f a t-tm Our Specialty stricted and the organ slows down ance at First Christian Church at 314 N. Park Ave. Circla 7, Mrs. L. T. Doss, momini worship hour, it s. m. or functions poorly. chairman; 2 p. m. with Sirs. L. Osteen What good are theao interesting Baptismal service at Pinecrest BY MARIAN B. JONES P. Hagan, 1702 Park Ave. JEAN’S Baptist Church I p. m. Youth facta to ua? We can use them in Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Jones were Circle I, Mra. G. B. Husdon, fellowship, 9 p. m. two waya. Firat we can try to atop hosts for a dinner party Sunday SPAGHETTI . or rovtrae the aging proceaa in Children's Story Sermon at the evening honoring Sirs. Lynn Hos­ chairman; 3 p. m. with Sirs. Har­ HOUSE theie organa. Second, If thia la ier on her birthday. Others pres old StcAlexandcr in Loch Arbor. 1:30 a. m. worship hour of r lrst Circla 9, Mr*. C. Pursell, chair­ Methodiist Church. unsuccessful, we can be our age. rnt included Lynn Mosler, Robert ORAXC.P. CITY SP 4-S1M Mr. and Mr*. John Melroae have Chapter meeting* of the Holy A. Dewberry, Sir. and Mrs. John man; 2 p. m. with Mrs. Ray Her­ Our knowledge from the labora­ returned to their home on Like tory of the Investigator tells us Cross Episcopal Church women ny Jones, Jimmy Jones, Jimmy ron, 2410 Palmetto Ave. Butler, for tho winter. They ipent that we may be able to accomp­ will meet next week a* follows: DcShaio and John Coe. TUESDAY (ho lummer at their home in lish the first by changing our eat­ Circle t, Mrs. Richard Graham, St. Agnes chapter meets Mon­ A board meeting of the Oviedo Corunna, Mich. ing habits—in quantity etpecl- day at 3 p. m. with Mrs Fr*nlt P-TO was held Thursday, Dec. chairman, 3.43 a. in. with SUs, STORE 3lri, .Manning 71X1(1, .Mrs. Uni ally ami perhaps in quality—us­ Mrbane Jr. Mis* Eva Hunt will 3. at Hie home of the president, Byron Smith, 2A30 Elm Ave. Circle 3, Sirs. Ashby Jones, be co-hoslct*. Nettle*. Mr*. Edward Hirt ami ing less animals fats. FLOOR CLBAN1XG J. SI. Staley. Plans for the forth The lerond goal we can reach St. Ann’s chapter meets Monday coming P-TO meeting, scheduled chairman, 9:43 s. m. with Sirs. Mi*i Lily Hirt, visited (heir sister AND POLISHING Edwin Lindsey. I>och Arbor. of Sanford Lodge No. 62 F. & A. M. and brother-in-law, Mr. ami Mr*. by reducing the load on each In­ at 2;3o p. m. with Mrs. C. F. for nest week, were discussed. SALE Circle 4,Sir*. R. F. Cole, Georgs Barrerr, In Cocoa, Sunday. dividual. organ An old liver can­ Brown and Mrs. I>, Turner as co­ The new Pure-Oil Filling Stachairman. 9:43 s. m. with Mrs. will he held Monday Evening. Dee. 14 Sanford Rhrtne C M Mr*. F.ffie Darrei, who ipent not handle rich food and drink, hostess. Vinyl-Asbestos St. Mark’s chapter, meets Mon­ lion, constructed by Ben F. Ward. Mrs. H. B. Crumley, Silver Lake. the aummer in Betfist, Maine has old kidneys need lots of water nulldiag. Dinner nerved at Seven P. M. Those deniring r•nerva­ Sr.. New Smyrna Beach and Tile ea. V WEDNESDAY returned to her home in Osteen, and leva salt, an old heart does day at 9:30 a. m. with Mrs. W. E. leased to the oil company, opened tion make same with Secretary F. L. Miller Net Later than Circle 10, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, for the winter. Her daughter in- not like to be hurried and creaky Kirchhnff. Mrs Donald Jones will for business flee, t with J. Em­ 207 W. t»t St. FA 2-4358 Dee, 19. One dollar to accompany each reservation. be co-hostess. joinia work better if oiled by chairman, 8 p. m. with Mrs. J. law, Mrs. Homer Darrea, accom­ In tbo Mary Carter Paint St. Mary’s chapter meets Tues­ mett’ Kelsey as operator. H. Pigott in I.och Arbor. panied her and will apend several gentle exercise at frequent inter­ Ruilding Little Star) Jane Kelsey has been vals. day at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Donald diya before returning. THURSDAY Be and live your ago and grow E. Thompson and Mrs. Tom West out of school with ear trouble. Circle 2. Strs. Rupert Strick­ Slary Jane informs us as soon as co-hostess. in happineai. as her rar ts well she is to under­ land, chairman, meets at 8:13 p. m. In the Dependable Sunday go a tonsillectomy. School class room of the Church. The WMU of th« First Baptist A *h«r* It American M astiy Church of Ovirldo ha* been en­ Lake Mary throughout the years. Fee infione i lion exit — joying a Week of Prayer services each evening this week at the church, various circles conduct­ SECURITY ing the meetings. Member* of tin W.S.C.S. of BY IDA MAY 1UOBLOM Mrs. Robert Bennett, isng “ O Sirs. Pauline Murphy, who Is SSOCIATES, INC, Mr. and Mr*. John Nordrn had First Methodist Church met for Holy Night", accompanied at the recuperating from a major opera­ the December business and pro­ piano by Mrs. T. C. O'Steen. The tion, Is with her brother-in-law a* their guest over tha Thanks­ Gordo* J. Tod, Mgr. KIRK • PI*** PA and sister, Sir. and Sirs. R. F. giving holidays, their daughter, Watch Tuenday'a gram meeting Tuesday at 9.43 a. program closed with members Wheeler, Jr. and family for a Janice, of Washington, D. C. Direct Wire To Sincere A Co., .Members New Tech Steek Sack. Sanford Harold m. Following the executive hoard singing Christmas Carols, ac­ few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evana have meeting the program was present­ companied hy Mrs. O'Steen. Mrs Inex Knell hid with her returned home alter a visit with for Thanksgiving her son, Fred­ frienda and relalivei in New York ed In the Church aanctuary. dy. of Marietta, Ga. and hi* bud­ Cily and Rosinn, Staia. Mrs. Eugene Williami, presi­ dy, James Cordell, Allanta, Ga., dent, announced that the annual also Mr. and Mr*. Edward Kasell Christmas party will be held In NOT RESPONSIBLE ami daughter, Linda and Elmo J, McKinley Hall, Thursday Dec. 10. Collins. I wilt not be responsible for A covered dish supper will be Miss Martha Jean Hardy and any debts incurred by anyone served i t 8:30 p, m. and all mem­ grandfather. Mr Camp, of Auaother than myself. bers are invited and urged to at­ i * trli, Ga. were with Sir. and Mrs. tend. Mrs. Ashby Jones is pro­ The Sanford Moose l odge is spon­ Lawson Hard) |ur the holidays. Signed JOSEPH XAMPF soring an anniversary dame Satur­ gram chairman. Twelfth Annual Opening Dolts that members have dress­ day at 8 p. m. at the lodge hall, ed for the Salvation Army, were 2339 Orlando Dr. 1959 - 60 Season of the Shop For Christmas displayed at Ih* meeting. The It will be an informs! dance and worship center was arranged by all members and guests are welAt Mrs. Gretchen Crowell. corns. Some surprises are promts-j Mrs. Ashby Jones, program SA N FRANCISCO GIANTS leader for the day, presented a cd to those attending. very interesting program on The Sanford Women's Golf Assn f& U W S l 'A Christmas eus’.om* in other coun­ ciation wilt hold a board meet­ Attention Members tries. 3lrs. Arthur Beckwith and ing at the home of Sliaa Ellen Mrs. George Mills also took part Of Woman’s Club Hells, 1018 Oak Ate., Monday at 211 E. l i t in this program. Members of the Sanford Wom­ 8 p. m. an's Club will make reservation* for the Christmas luncheon next NOT RESPONSIBLE Wednesday by calling Mr*. Clyde [ will not be responsible for Ramsey at FA 2u7W. SANFORD, FLORIDA any debts Incurred by my wife The regular reservation chair­ Myrtle Dunlap. man is out of town. Reservation! Signed William Dunlap 'should be in not Isier than noun Tuesday. fisA d Jo /m h Airs. Wesson Receives Pin At Zeta Xi Meet 1 j i f l i Church Calendar W S.CS. Circles Set Meetings Be Your Age To Live P IZ Z A Personals Church Chapter Meetings Set Personals The Annual JM A P E S TILE CHRISTMAS PARTY Give a G ift T h a t GROWS JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY I First Methodist W.S.C.S. Plans Annual Christmas Party Dec. 10 Personals 6% A Lodge Schedules Informal Dance C b tn o jL in d n q Board Meeting Set For Monday V Y lcuffeth9nn Friday Evening SPECIALS! December 12, 1959 Year Papier Machs Cocktails at 7 Dinner at 8 Dancing at t:S0 85.15 per person Draai Optional U kk& M House of Early American !?1S N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. NO INDIVIDUAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BEING MAILED. 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Park Ave. .9 > FA I U N �> UK 'V t o i & l w Nikita's Uprising Report 'Cynical' GREASED PIG Wt hav* been inexpressibly . J urge to tha name of humanity oatf la tha causa ad peace that the Soviet Ualom taka actios* ta withdraw Soviet forres from Hungary immediately. . President Elsenhower In a letter to Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulgan­ in. Nov. 4. 1UC. "We shall aever forego our Ide­ ological principles. We arc w al­ ing and ehall wag* aa tmplncrablo struggle for the Merxlet-LenIniat Ideology, for the triumph of tho ldcols of Communion."—Sovtot Premier Nikita Khrushchov before tbe Communist Party Con­ gress In Budapest. Dec. 1. 1*58. When Eisenhower wreta hit let. ter to Bulganin, up to 200.000 So­ viet troop* with l.aoo to 4,000 tanka were laying waate Budapest and resistance centers throughout Hungary where a desperate peo­ ple cut off from all outside aid were fighting a losing battle for freedom. scarcely eaa be Imagined, espe­ cially an tt must fall on the care of famIUer ef the victims and of Hungarian! sunk la apatky after failure ef their eonvulaive and courageous grasp at freedom. For la Huafa.y today there can bo ao love of the Soviet Uniuc nor for the Communist minority which rules only with the aid of 10.000 to M.00» Soviet troops who itttt remain. . Khrushchev'! speech to Hun­ garians could only mean that far them there could be no bope. Fer the world leaders who now are expected to meet with Khru­ shchev at tbe summit next spring, it was notice served once again that even a compromise will have a Communist price tag sod that Communist aims remain as they have been — domination not only of Hungary but ef the world as well. World shock at Soviet brutality In Hungary, aa expressed by F.issnbower's letter to Bulganin, had its echo in the United Nations. A United Nations investigating Three y ean later in the city where the bloodletting by Soviet troops left mo e than 20.000 Hun­ garians dead, Khrushchev an­ nounces that the Communist Par­ ty Is "now successfully accom­ plishing the tasks of socialist re­ construction." A more cynical statement team indicted Russia in the most biting and bitter report ever made against a U N. member. But it failed to change the course of history and reports reaching both London and Wash­ ington continue to tell of Commu­ nist execution of freedom fight­ ers. a? un l; W ork Rules m * A re Problen By CORDON J. TOLL M m r r , Sw«riiy AiwoetalM,.he. The ateelworkera are hack to work and once »E«ln Ta m a r in e back Into American induatry, Many would like to S w n l S t th e ateel strike history la a thing of the p a st Un,'fortonitely, this Isn’t the case. The SO day cooling off period eapires January 25 and tha ^opinion of many in the know think that the strike is almost •certain to atari all over again. None of the basic issues have n solved. " . . The basic issue Is not a matter o f so many cents an hour; Marias have shown a willingness to compromise 'ea that. What Is at stake are work rules. Makom Forbes claims that featherbedding (an excesamount of manpower to perform a given task) is a luxury the U . S. can no longer afford. "It is dragging our is toward Insolvency." "It is adding to industrial costs t a Mate when V, B. goods are being hardpreseed In world arkets. It Is slowing production at a time when Russia is fia in ln f giant strides on us. Yet on this issue the unions sesm Indisposed to g t o en yjeai ground." , likely Congress will step in. ; s • • Z Gifts o f Seeuritlea to Minors Acts are now on the books Ja all 50 states. It is quite etsy to give stocks to children. Bseurities can be a very educational gift. A gift of a stock or bond saabfcs a youngster to have direct experience of own* la g a share in U. S. industry. It gives them a chance to sense the opportunities and risks that will fact them when they are •out In the world. *t Here's what Is involved: * 8e!eet tho stock or bond you want. ’ Have It registered in the name of an adult custodian. Tha g ift, of course, is irrevocable. Thera Is nothing to stop the custodian from selling the first security and rain* vesting the money In another. By ED KOTKHHA Other expenses — hotels, meals, dig in for another 99,000 or more Thera a r t also tax advantagaa to giving stocks and WASHINGTON — It happened taxis and cost of filing stories— for »*ch nt th.lr mm. bonds. You can give up to $3,000 every year free of g ift tax Bting a Jet-age correspondent (1,000 for t married coupic.) Dividends are tax free to the almost overnight, but It wee in­ snouto bring tha cost of the 20-day trip to aomethlng like |S,000. is certainly broadening, but these evitable the minute commercial ild up to tho amount of the 1600 annual exemption. Assignment Washington S • • * Dividend payments in October were the highest for any October in history, reported the Commerce Department. Cor* rations rolled out 9553 million, compared with $819 million t year. Total dividend payments are now running at an annual rate of $14 billion, another all time high. The Laagvsge ef lavfatlagi Holding Company: a corporation which owns the sccuri* ties o f another, in most cases with voting control. Guaranteed Stock: usually preferred stock on which dividends ere guar­ anteed by another company, under much the same clrcumstances as a bond is guaranteed. Investment Trust: n com­ pany which uses its capital to invest in other companies. C . Womanless Jury No Bar To Jail TALLAJMMgE (UPI) - A Tampa fceuMwlfa must so to Jail hr bestiag her husbaad ts death With a baseball bet—cars U Ibare weren’t say women oe the jury that eonvletad iter. Juror* aerve only on s voluntary bails la unconstitutional. In a split decision the Supreme Court upheld the lower court’! decision. The mejurtty said a rule or regulotion conearnlng jury service for So Mid the Florida Supreme women ”ta not objectionable mere­ Court Wednesday. ly because it mey Incidentally op­ The attorney fey Mrs. darenre erate to limit the proportion of Koyt Med to get her second degree women on juries.” murder conviction thrown out on Mrs. lfoyt was eonvletad of beat­ the grounde that there waa an all- ing to death her husband. Air male jury. The lawyer contended Ferae Cap). Clarence Hoyt, an that a state statute that womei Sept. 20, 1MT. DAILY C RO SSW O RD earth SI. Foreign UKotum * It S F UM Ih lh h la d raepcct 4. (fair pin* JiToron* M totfecnq lo’n f.D e tan t <y > provhwe T. A peer * (eWxr.) •.BeWaqkff I t Diurnal taua f t Meek* l f t N ot tolhjgg SftFoUoemea <slang) drunkest asms PT.ltondn 28. Harrier tfa U H ii’l tobn aur. mounted l7.WkUh**#4 (n r.) S&KuhWjft M. Leave aa* SLC u m 4 ft------Q tylft jets hit the nirlonts, We now have Washington correspondents with 920,000-end-up-a-yeer sspensa ac­ count*. That’s what most major papers and wire services with Washing­ ton bureaus will have had to shell out per man for traveling ex­ panses alone this fiscal year. And it’a probably Just the beginning of thla new ere of jet-jockeying Journatlim. The climax — end the biggest ja r to the acrutinliers ef swindle sheets — comes this mouth whew I’resident Elsenhower sweep* off across the Atlantic for a 20,000mile Jaunt Into Europe, the Mid­ dle East end Africa. White House press secretary Jtm Hagsrty said tha jat fare for each of the W #r so newsmen and women making tha trips will be 14,000, The press Jet was chartered for something under a half-million dollars, ami correspondents pay their pro-rata share. This new dimension in reporting started with the Nixon trip to Moscow and Warsaw thla summer. That cost close to 11,800 par re­ porter. The next jaunt by Jet was with Nikita Khrushchev around the United State*. This was Inter­ spersed by a bit of horse-andbuggy hind of travel, llhe trains and piston planes. Coat: 91,000. A few weeks earlier a press jet streamed across Germany end Great Britain a* . ur Washington globatrottara tried to keep up with the President. Between time-, the White House m in followed Ike on little Jet side tripe to placet Ilka Palm Springe and August*. Thus, within a half year, the extracurricular travel expenses of our Washington cor its pendants will have come to almost 919,000— more than soma of them mako ta a y tar’s time. Next’ June, Ike will sip to Ku*sia, and front officaa of about 100 newspaper* end wire services will flashy speed* have brought on new problems. For instance, on his December trip, the President will be moving so far so feat that some reporter* may not gat to at* much more then the interior! of air terminals, their plane, the cable offices and their hotel rooms. Ike’s jet will whisk him so spsedlly that stories cabled from, •ay, Morocco, will be hitting the streets while Mr. Elsenhower is landing in Washington. Actually, it won't be until next summer when Jat-stream journal­ ism hit* its fastest atride. That's when Presidential candidate* go aupersonlching into every slxabte city in the country. Our reporters will have to work twice a t hard covering these tra­ velers. who will K* traveling twice as fast, talking twice as much a* in the old Hays. It will he not only the overseer* of the swindle sheets who will be grimacing. Pity the poor aarweary constituent, too. Quality Education Being Stressed ATLANTA (UPI) - It icem i as though the pendulum 1* swinging in more ways than one in southern college* today. Simply slaltd, the emphisia la on "quality” rduca lion. A number of factors ire retpon sible but probably chief among them are racial Integration efforti. economic factor* and (he emphasis on the need for trained spcelalitlt in the apace age. Not many years ago, 14 cred ita from an accredited high achool would get you in almost any cot­ tage. Following World War It col­ lege doors were opened wide for all comer*. Now tha change of policy hat let In, alowly in some Institutions, fast in others. Students entering colleges today ■re hit with batteries of tr»u, guidance centori and evaluations. Integration effort! to torn* states have contributed to no small de­ gree to tha stiffening of entry re­ quirement!. But, once In*’, ailed, the regulation* apply to all alike. Eronomici also play a part. It costa taxpayers plenty of monry to admit a student to a atate col­ lege. In Georgia, for example, If stale colleges were to admit 4,noo more students then they now have It would cost M million dollars Just for the buildings to house and educate them. Despite the slider requirements, the educators would hav* to go much further to duplicate tha kind of entry rule* that one# were in use. Robert 0. Arnold, chairman of the Georgia Board of Kcganls, quotes these interesting require­ ment* at ih* University of Geor­ gia in the by gone era of 1M0-61: ’’For admission to the freshman d a is, a candidate must be 14 Under sponsorship of the United Slates, the U.N. is scheduled again to discuss Hungary's plight, over objections of the CommLn.it bloc. % This discussion, too, is unlike;.* to change materially the course of history. But at least it can spotlight for the Communist Jcatl erthip the fact that the cold w*r thaw and the "Camp David Spir­ it” have not blinded the fret world to the crimes of "social,* reconstruction.” *> Publishers Urge Deductible Ads WASHINGTON (UPI) A spokesman for the American Newspaper Publishers Assn, hat urged Congress to allow business firms to charge off all advertis­ ing coats aa tax-deductible busi­ ness expenses. Street Breakage Complaints Heard Complaint* about street light breakage in the 14th St. area came to the police station and tbe Senford City Manager's office yester­ day. Florida Power and Light Co. told the police that during the past three months eight lights have been (hot out or broken by rocks on Valencia Drive. Ptumosa Drive and on 14th St. The bulbs cost seven or right dollars each, the company said. A resident yesterday called the city manager's office to complain about breaksga of three or four whltaway globes op 14th St. be­ tween Sanford and Locust Avenues. Nation On Wheels NEW YORK (UPI) The United States, with lass than T per cent of the w >rUl'a population own* 70 per cent of all the world's cars, according to Iht American Finance Conference. There are about M million passenger cars in tbe U. 5. today, while the world figure is said to stand at about M million. years old and must rxhtbit a cor­ rect knowledge of Caesar. Cicero'a orations, Virgil, Salluat, John and Acts in Greek Testa ment, Greek raid er, Latin and Greek proandy, lix book* of Xeno­ phon's Anabasis, two books of Homer's Iliad, English grammar, geography, arithmetic, Davies’ el­ ementary algebra or the subjects of equation of the first and aaeond degree, binomial theorem, extraction of roots, ratio and pro­ gression and tha three books of Legendre's geometry." Arnold also points out that "regular and punctual attendance on morning and evening prayers at the chapel" was required. On Sunday all students were requir­ ed to attend church services. The House Ways and Means Committee gave the proposal a mixed reaction. Elisha Hanson, the association's general counsel, told the commit­ tee Wednesday that Congress should strip the International Re­ venue Service of ita power to dis­ allow tax deduction* on advertis­ ing it docs not consider an "ordin­ ary and necessary” business ex­ pense. Hanson also protested recent Su­ preme Court rulings upholding the 1 agency's power to take such ac­ tion. lie criticised the revenue service for its recent denial of tax deductions on cost of adver­ tisements by electrical power companies designed to "inform the public of the advantages of privately owned power over its government competition.” Gifted glitter Jagar deftly designed ir In gold or silver tones, accente.l , . with ‘ gleaming stones and lustrous pearls. See them all, all priced so lew I J * Give ■f “that I B u lo v a Still Uses Horses WASHINGTON (LTD - Al­ though farm ers now own more than t,*00,000 tractors, three times as many a t in 1910, about seven million acres of land are still used for growing feed for horses and mules, figures of the Agricul­ ture Department show. a Shop For Christmas At C C W 211 Y IS L X E. lit UfnAjt Jewelry Store FA 2-0181 201 E. 1*1’ . COM E ON E !r C O M E . A Lv’-i'A LL -• ' fk-'T1 -"Ml HEATERS Cathedral Organ Tone for Your Home... 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Thu toetaxed letted Wtorgat to vtoanllf rich, it iMigsri mthe sir. anetty tits cathedra ergaito- - C E M T i ft * m it RANDALL •»* T V 112 8. „ ELECTRIC COMPANY Magnolia 1100 FA 2-0915 FRENCH FREE PARKING FA 2-7953 i �i t V The Fullmer Top Choice In Title •Fight Tonight fa n fn rh Fri. Pec. 4, 105!) —• Pnjre 5 VrraTB C o v in g io n ^ t t,vers Sports tty JERKY COYINtiTON Well, the 1959 basketball season i* just around the corner. Next Tuesday night tiie Sanford Seminole* take on the Lyman Drey hound* in a doulilehcadcr that gets underway at 7 p.m. The junior varsity team* will meet in a preliminary event and the vursity squads will take tlie jump from center immediately following their game. THU year the old Seminole High gym will really get a workout. If you don't think we need h gym just listen to this! The City Basketball League will begin play this week and it alone will have eight game* each week in the gym, let alone all the home games of the Seminole.*. Along with this the city is also sponsor­ ing a “Biddy” basketball league which will play games here. Throw in a few stag e play* and the follies and what do you have? A mas* state of overlapping schedules and plain old confusion. Of course, the gym at the now high school will relieve a lot of this, but it’s a shame that we didn't include a basketball court in the Civic Center. When the Civic Center was planned maybe there wasn't much interest in the gume around San­ LOGAN, Utah (UPD — Gene Fullmer, from the college of bird knock*. I* an 65 favorite to keep bio middleweight (NBA) crown OMight in an unprecedented ant vwrsity-campus fight with the very collegiate E l l s w o r t h (Spideri ford. but you can bet there is now. When action gets underway in the City League it is a pretty tough job to gel a starting position on the teams because men are coming from everywhere to play. With the material that shows up for the league action, this could prove to be one of the best of it’s kind if there were some place for practice and play. The other night at the football barbecue given by the Boosters Club, the Seminole coaches were discussing the problem. When they pointed out that at Lyman the boys have to practice outside on a day court I felt much better aland things here. Although one of the Sanford players might get tangled tip in some stage ropes or trip over the footlights, at least he doesn't come in wearing a nice shade of blue on a cold day. This really is a problem in the county, for basketball is a very important part of the athletic program and no boy should be denied the best of everything when it comes to sports. The facilities are equally as poor at Oviedo, so maybe the school bonds will bring the three county high schools up to the level of other schools in the district. Syracuse, U C LA Tangle On Gridiron Tomorrow LOS ANGELES (U H l—Power­ ful Syracuse, the nation's topntnkinir football club, today gets in some quick, last minute prac­ tice hefoie closing out I* season against UCLA here Saturday in a nationally-televised game. Although the Orangemen were loath to make advance excuses for themselves, the Syracuse squad has mi«>ed so many prac- tire sessions due to te d tn New- York that Rrhwxrtiwaldar w a a worried. The team arrived ad Tnateaad air terminal at nearby Thursday night. They wta ly to the Cohaentn from port. The "trial horse" U C L A ____. posed a challenge to Syraeuaa'a unbeaten record a* a raeok af t e upset victory two week* Southern California. Tha were the nation'a team to Syracuaa UCLA. Webb. A Their nalianally televised and Vbroidcaat (NBC) 1! rounder will be staged in the Utah Stale Uni­ versity field house at 10 p.m e.a.t. Never before was a pro­ MIAMI BEACH (Ul’l l -M iam i's fessional title fight held n*i a col high scoring Hurricanes went over lege campus. the hundred mark for the second Despite the odds on this return Shop time in as many games Thttrs match, lanky Webb of Chicago day* night, downing Jacksonville predicted confidently t o d a y . University, 106 95. "Fighting on the campus I can't The final score did not show lose—I ran't let down that cheer­ the true margin of victory. The i n g section from Idaho State Col llurncftnr* had rolled up tot) • k g f ." point* and held a 25 point lead Webb, who was outpointed bj with four minute* left when Mi­ Fullmer in a nonlitle 10-rounder ami Coach Brttre Hale cleaned at Salt Lake City last year, train­ hi* bench A SILVER I'MiAKETTE CASK wist* given to Dick Sil­ ed for lonight i longer contest at vern from thp Booster* Club as a token of appreciation Pocatello, in the Idaho Slate Col­ for the work he has done coaching the JV football team lege field home. He was a stu­ anti the basketball team in cooperation with IJutl Layer, dent at ISC before he turned pro­ fessional. Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, said, "I got my arhooling as a welder's helper in the big copper '• f i l at Bingham Canyon, and that was just the right schooling for the kind of work I'll do again FORT LAUDERDALE (UPI>— *wim forum beginning hriv Pec Iwcaine of added emphasis for tonight on Protestor Webh ” More than fc*i •wiinmer* and 21. the 1960 Olympics. Gene seeks hi* 11th straight victory: Webb hi* fifth straight coache* from 5« school, across forum official* said the two |hf> K„ , . Wl.,t swim m.rl NNnLli Tuesday'» knockout. United Press International M, and Wichita heat Hardin Sim the nation arc expected lo parti week event, which close* Jan 3 p,.r *7. p W1(l |,f preceded by Sanford Herald *■ Co-promoter Norman Rollischild Add Jerry Lucas snd Boh Nord- mans, 90 57. rip.tle In the 3l*t annual college ' promises lo be the best in h >:•> a Pa* water show. said the advance sale Indicates) a pear capacity 7.000 crowd and a mann to the list of young giants gate of about 195.(100. Rothschild who'll make college basketball ri­ of Syracuse, N.Y. Is eopmmniing vals think Wilt Chamberlain nev­ f with Utah's Intermnuntain Rov­ er turned pro. ing ‘’luh. The season i* !ryi than a week tn e champion siiould get annul (70,000 as hit 10 per cent of tha old but it's already obvious that net gale and $100.000 TV lee. Lucas is guing to make Ohio Wehb should receive about $33,0(10 Slate a powerful challenger tor the Big Ten championship and for his go per cent of each. Dark . haired Fullmer, brawny Nordmann can make .St. Lout* and bull-shouldered, is favored University a strong contender tor because he came from behind on I the Missouri Valley cyrown. Lucas, a 69, 333-pounder who Sept. 11, 1950. and wilted Wehb with a plunging hodv attack in the was hailed as an All American A l i s t three rounds for the unani- before he ever played a college mnut decision: 96 91.97 93, 97 95. game, led Ohm Stale lo a 91 .V* The Spider, attempting hit first rout of Memphis State Thursday 11-rounder lonighi, must with­ nigtit while Nordmann. a fi 10, stand a body battering for five 270 pound Junior was llir key man additional rounds unless he ran in St, I antis' 76 til victory n r r knockout Gena in the early going St John's of New York. I ■ Na­ tional Invitation Tourn.iiu.'n . dr lending c a tin in. L iras ntayed only IT mininr* but scored It) field goals and con netted on it straight free throw* a t Ohio State won its Second straight non-conference game, Nordmann. surprisingly agile d r.n o r his tremendous sue. scor MIAMI BEACH. Fla. ( U P lt- ed 1.1 of Si Louis' 29 points dur­ Some daya everything goea hay­ ing (he vital rally. Tony Jackson, wire. like with the Milwaukee St John's high-jumping All \invrBraves, who within a 21-hour lea candidate, tallied 31 points stretch failed in a bid fur Don during the game. Michigan State whipped Bowling niasmgame and glumly watched other* fry lo throw their boon* Green, 96 67, and Illinois downed Butler, 53-75, in other games in­ money down a drain. ^ All this misfortune hit the volving Big Ten teams in winning • R ru N practically at the same non conference games; Bradley time at major I n j u r officials rolled up 110 68 count uti \himoved here for Iheir meeting* lene Christian. New York 'nlwhich start next Tuesday and the varsity shaded Marquette, 7JC9. minor leaguers wound up their Southern Methodist lni.it Minne­ sota, 71B0, and Notre Dante de convention at St. Peleraburg. (ienerai Manager Johnny Me- fcated Western Illinoi*. 77 59, Lance Olson scored 13 point* to llalr of the llravcs admitted he had made a hid for Rlasingame. lead Michigan State * defending the fine little second haieman of eonferenre champion* lo il* ea.y win. Jim Harrow led Bowling the Cardinal*. "We realise the Giants strength Green with 29. Illinois had a real *care from sjaneci themselves in their deal with the Orioles and it's up to u* [toiler at Champaign, til., but lo belter ourjclve*, loo,’’ Mcllale rallied from a 36 13 hallime d< f. icit with tile aid n( iub*Ulutr explained “ The Card* want loo much for Bruce Bunkenburg's 19 points Blaiingamc. (hough. They asked Ken Bennington tallied 37 points lor two regulars, neither of whom for the losers. Sophomore Chester Walker set ■re rinky-dinks." Mcllale wnuldn l identify the a school record by tallying It players hot they are known to he points in Bradley « rout nf Abilene pitcher Bob Buhl and shortstop Christian. Walker, who .lands 6 6. made 15 of 35 field goal tries for Johnny logan. A The Cards claim negotiations - a .720 shooting mark A1 Mlardi's field goal with 15 have fallen flat. “ Everyone want* to give a row- | seconds left overcame a 31-point boat (or a battleship," comment­ performance hv Don Koju as ed Manager Silly Hrmu*. "They New York University'* 19th a»k you for this guy an when ranked team opened it* new sea you tell 'em you'll give someone son with a victory. Tom Sanders else Instead, they act like you NYU * All - American candidate, stabbed them right under the scored 33 poml*. Sieve Strange scored 21 p-unU heart ” Possibly an even greater blow and Kim Na.li 19 a* S.MI ruined foe the Braves was the minor Coach Johnny kundla’s debut a* A leagues' approval of a d r a f t Minnesota co-ch and John Tul amendment aimed at curbing ex­ ly'a 3 points .parked Notre Dame cessive bonus spending. The to its easy win over Western II Braves objected vociferously but linoi*. Maryland upset G e o r g e Washington, fil 57, South Carolina were out voted. In a nutshell, if the proposal is downed Krskme College, 67-50, passed hr the majors next week Tenne-tee ripped Davidson. 192 —and chances look good that it The Eye Research Foundation will he — it would allow major league club* to option a drafted reports that 2,300,000 Americans Today, list panara over a p m in u a piggy hank littrenui racy and aor.Uliam? Faith in the future of free enterprise lies ririt year player hack to tha min­ spent more than $313.t«0,noi) for nid carefully hll* out hi* first deposit m I iji behind the extent tie expans ion program contact lenses in 1958. ora for three years. To be strong. America m ust maintain upon uhich Florida Pou *r A Light ComRut, what of tomorrow? not only her military might, but her economic puny 1* embarkr%t. Potter it as vital lo the Will he be able to pursue a banking n trra r vigor and vitality. Only by remaining con­ uel/are of our nation as money and nutunder a free enterprise system of K npomic stantly alert to all forces th a i threaten ales.nnd Florida Power A Light Comping stability? Or, will the financial bulwark th at our freedoma can we aucceeafully repel the u building ahead to o».ure dependable sustain* America'* high atandarda of liv­ challenge* lo our way of life. It i* a job power for Florida'sgrou-Oi. ..and for HA Ping I* weakened by I ho nubile fortes of all America share* PIF.R FLORIDA L I V I N G .. .afatrwdfcrf Lucas, Nordmann Spark Swimmers From Across U. S. To Compete In Swim Forum College Court Action Hurricanes Soar Over 100 Mark KEEP YOUR EYE ON! 6% FUTURE FLORIDA BANKER: Depositor Today...Director Tombrrou}! Inside, ou tside... m m paints m BIST! SENKAR1K 114 W. ted M. ft GLASS & PAINT CO. FA * 4 HU W. Scoll Bara*, M*«. B U IL D At CdHl YV ' Braves Foiled In Trade Deal H E L P IN O For Christina* f tL O R I D A 107 M agnolia Am . �<v ' it AJ- t E m P u t « — P r t D m . 4. 195* *t Building Boom 1969 for Seminole County i* loominr »a * record k m k la i year tor construction of new homes, Zoning director Robert Brown said today. During November, 152 building permits were issued with a valuation of 11,922,057. Out of the 152 permits, 121 w e n for new homes. Thus far this year over approximate!y 1.300 build, ing permits were issued for a valuation well over the | u million mark. During the first 11 months of 1959, close to 1,000 homes have been built, according to figures reby the zoning office. State Has Plenty W ater Needs * JACKSONVILLE ( U P P - F l o - •sta r euppllet throuih 1970. It noted that agriculture ii the # l t has d s w ef vattr to nett all Us gtwwta ased*. the State biggest waUr user in ih» etau. W aist l a s n c i Commission Mid A eurvty in I960 i bowed 7(3,000 acre* under irrigation, requiring < The only dangtr lies in poor an average daily eontumption of Waaafcmsnt and watte, Ui« com. waUr amounting to 1,163 million said ta a report to the gallon*. Committee on National Wakefield estimated (hi* will increaM to 2,200 million gallon* Tbs committee held s public per day by 1*70. The increailng development of tearing Jeers yesterday ea rlands • a Ur ytoblsms. atomic power, he Mid, will re­ _ Florida’s bis wsUr problem, quire more cert and control over Said Commission Director John tbo aodM r industry to protect W» Wabaflsid, U too much wsUr the water re*ourt(*. He warned la tbo wrong plica a t Uto wrong problem* will occur in keeping Mm*. Ho soid this was aggravated water ueod in atomic power plant* Ip sum’s attempt* to put Isnd from bosoming contaminated with ta asw uses, uabalaaefss the wat­ radiation. S M U ey . er »upply. Wakefield Mid tbs wsUr prob­ lem would bs harder to handle tn seedep years. One of the biff tit p rttiu rti in tOurilt-mlnded Florida I* going to bo on waUrt to accommodau the water recreation!*!. “It U not impoitible to forette (ho dey when every avellable surface acre ef water will be t t l l i i Upon u <.»•.’/ tU i k IMCion1 1 urge of tha roeidenta tad yUitore of Florida,’’ bs Mid. Hs recommended that the Senate committee contlder ways to Milan o monetary value to rsereetlonel sctivltiec. Ho Mid long-range planning U ViUl, but recommendod that tbo sUUe bo allowed to reuln control over their water suppllee. The 16-page paper eUlmated Shop For Christmas At CCHlHir. d 211 E. 1st Iron Curtain Al Nazarene Church On Sunday ’•The Iron Curtain" will bs the topic of a Bible Study conducted by the Rev. W. A. Seward at the Church of the Neurone Sunday evening, December (. Mr. Soward i* a retired pallor now living in Sanford who i* well known for hi* kern Bible teaching and rtpotiiion. 7 be Bible Clan is held the firit Sunday of each month at 9;W to 6 tl p tr.. to that interested peraona of other churchet migbt attend and still be able to make the evening arn ic a at their own church. Winston Churchill coined the phraae. “The Iron Curtain1' at Ful­ ton. Missouri in 1901 when he said, “ Russia ha i lowered the iron cur­ iam between Last and Wert." However, many centuries ago the Prophet Daniel fortiaw thia devel­ opment and recorded it in hi* Old Testament book. The public is cordially invited to take advantage of this unusual op­ portunity to hear the Word of Gad expounded by thia gifted servant of the Lord. Rooney Calls Off Appearance On Paar Show Bardot Show Coming To Movieland Brigitte Bardot rsm ts to the The other feature on the pro­ Msvislastf Dm*.is starting t o ­ gram Is "Tbs Wild and the lanocent" Marring Audit Murphy day. HIM Bardot will start ta "TBs and Sandra Dec. On Wodoeaday ftartlng a two Xlght Heaven Fall.’’ Story Sermon Set By Church “How tbs preacher t i l for s rids," will bs tbs topic of s children's atsry-ssrmsw given by tbs Btv. T. C. Ofcoan at (be Firat Matbodiat Cburcb to d ay morning- Beginning December « and aeUsning IBs ftret to d ay of svtry month, Pastor O’ltten will stake tbo aMry-sorw** a feature of tbs • : » a. at. asrrlcs. Tbs ftret of tk*M will tall Ue i lory of a Kioiotor’s ride in a police prowl car os Ckriatau Eve. Tbl* exciting psraoul caperis sc* will appeal oot oaly to childrm but to tbelr paraata tad other adults aa wall, "ft waa so* of the most balr-raiaiog tad heart-warmtog sxpsrisacss sf a y Ufa,’* say* th« pastor. Further atreu an tbs churchr effort to mintitar to its youth will follow tbo ftret Sunday craning of each month. Young people of the church will participate in the evening larvice, reading Scripture HEART COUNCIL MEMBERS of the Seminole-DeBary Association dUand offering the prayers. The pas­ cu35 plan* for the forthcoming heart fund drive. Seated are left to right, tor will apeak on the subject, "Youth Caught la the Middle” In Mr.*. Michael Caoio. Mrs. Leonard Munson and Gordon Toll. Stand­ which be will deal with the cur­ ing is Douglas M. De Neen of St. Petersburg, field director of the State rent situation tn which many Heart Association. harmful interests and influences are vying against tbs efforts of parents, churches, and other agen­ cies with high moral standards. Comountion will be aarvad ai usual in both tha morning Mr*. Munson, who again i* serv­ who is a double academy award services at I SO and 11:00 a. m. Thit wetk three local member* Area Heart Group Sets Plans For Drive Cub Scouts Get Merit Awards HOLLYWOOD (UPJ) — Jack Pear appeirtd tn hit nitrhtly 1*1tvieion show a t uiual Thurvday ol the Seminole-DeBary Heart ing a* chairman of the Seminole night, but actor Mickey Rooney Council met with Douglas M. Dc- County drive, said that the county»sain’t around to trade barbs with Neen of St. Petersburg, field direc­ wide campaign ts evpccird to be Thirteen trouts of All Soul* him. tor of tiie Florida Heart Assn’., even more successful than last Catholic Church Cub Scout Pack The two performer* had plan­ to formulate plan* for the forth­ year's when funds were boosted by 3U received award* et the pack the appearance of Victor Borge at ned a peace meeting before a na- coming Heart Fund Drive. meeting in the church annex last linniAiftm r -( t» w— t»-»s p T*k•-*» i i » »*•* " a KwWk, ’I’hw mps(ii*« wi> hwlrl e( (Ws> th g i gttifl«ne>w #>** w rit. fit show, with plans to be an­ home of Mr*. Leonard Munton to let everybody knew there were Cubmsaur Gary Bulger pre­ sided *v*r the masting which no hurt feelingi from their en­ with Mrs. Michael Caolo and Gor­ nounced later, will star a perdon Toll pre-ent. i former of movie and stage fame opened with a flag salute by Den counter Tueeday night. But tha plrat-elxcd actor becked Five and a shit by Den One. Fol­ «•*« lowing den impaction, award* out late Thursday, declaring; - - -w i ' tV-\$ ware presented to the acouta. In "I am convinced nothing fur­ Dan One wolf badges wart award- ther could be gained by anyone .L> JWVt 4 ■'* »-* td to Mlcbatl BogeaJIa, Kichard were 1 to appear with Jack Paar. I told him personally that I wat Jarrell, John Hawkins and Bobert Kuhn. John Hewklne, Richard Ja r­ ■orry for what had occurred Tues­ rell and Robert Kuhn eleo receiv-j day night. As far ae I’m con­ td gold arrow polnte. Ralph La cerned the whole matter is forgotGrinds wat mad* a dtnr.ar and ten." Darwin Fodder nn auiatant denThe Tuesday night incident ner. came when P a ir accused Rooney Den Five wolf badge* went to of being “loaded” while on the Steven Mecek, and Ronald Shof­ • how and invited klira to leave. far. Willard Eckhart, Michael A 15-minute “reconciliation” Jay, Edward Gold end Billy Shof­ meeting wat held Wednesday aft­ far war* awarded bear badge*. ernoon and they agreed to forget Gold arrow points alto want to the wholt thing, Including threat* Slaven Macek, Ronald Shoffar, by Rooney that he would punch Michael Luttcher, Billy Shoffar, Paar on the not* and eua for Willard Eckhart and Edward Gold. •lander. Den* Gna and hive jointly con­ Rooney, at trie time, alio con­ ducted the eloelng ceremony with sented to maka a guett appear­ ance on the ehow. the living cirtl*. Said Paar after Rooney backed out o f.Thursday night's show; " I’m eurry h# won’t coma back. We stand on hi* statement and hope to be reinatched later at s (iRKGORY I'KCK and Deboruh K err ia u scene from Yountsteri ere rtmlnded again belter price." Biddy Cage Loop Opens Tomorrow that the Sanford Recreation and Parka Department Biddy Basketbell League atari* Its 1(69 teaion tomorrow at • a. m. at the Seminole High School gym. Boyi wbo will not be 11 years-ofage before tomorrow or manure over S’ S" In height are eligible to participate tn tha three-month pro­ gram- Replace Fullback If ll't not... • I w i y s k«Y always altar always plenty it's time t* imttll a new wp#f |ibani;id M Y A NlfNT A m erica’* Finest WaUr HsaUr S O U TH ER N NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanford A rt. FA 2-6282 SAN FRANCISCO (UPli - Ra mon Armstrong, a 210 pound guard from Taiai Christian, to­ day waa named aa a replacement for PrantUa Gault of Oklahoma on tha Wait taam for the annual Eait-Waat Shrine football game. Giutt, s fullback, withdrew becaul* of ilUaa* In his family. For HOMES and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Fairbanks • Marts Pump* Rogeirs Ts All Make* Howard C. Long 201 R. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 2-2833 "Beloved Infidel” cominjr to th e Rita T h ea ter Sunday. Jungle Doctor On T V Show 'Beloved Infidel' At Ritz Sunday Dr Thomas A. Dooley, famed jungle doctor, will bid (arewall to the American putitic via television on December *. The next day he will return to his village hospital in Muung hmg. Laoi. During the past no dayi. Dr. Dooley has ap­ peared In ovrr 60 cities and spokrn hefore million* of Americans in person and through news me­ dia. The speech wilt he carried over the American tlroadcailing Com­ pany Television network and will reach over 1U0 cities. The P r o ­ lian t wlil pre empt "Keep Talking" Tuesday, December a at 10:30 p m., "Keep Talking" is sponsored by Mutual of Omaha, who last month presented Dr. Dooley with the to,tax) Mutual of Omaha Crisi Award. production uf the story of the love phical best seller the film was SoiiKfi'iit Planned Attulhcr lutigfeat will be held at Kbcnczer Methodic Church Sun­ day evening nt 7:30. The pastor, Rev. W. F„ Timm* has arranged fur several well known singers to participate in this special month­ ly fcatuie. At tha Sunday mornifttr service Pastor Timms will hi in,- STOCK CAR RACING ACTION & THRILLS GALORE MODIFIED - SPORTSMAN & HOBBY Fri. Nite Dec. 4 & 11 Chidrts Under 12 ADMISSION: $1.50 Admitted Free With Adult* Aloot Uon’l Forgat The Dig Rices At Kau Gallic Speedway On S*t. Nile, Dec. 5 & I" DIRECTION ALVIN HAWKINS k TOP MINGUS FLORIDA'S TOP STOCK CAR DRIVERS Orlando Speedway SO. OFF ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL ,( n u * *i uge r n t l l l r d , “ Br i ng Justified by Faith," Nrw inrntben will be tn rived nNo in the Wor­ ship aervice. "Beloved Infidel", Jerry Wald’a Graham from whose autobiogra- Alan Ladd awuwiii Amt j H ill N M i n n %» IK I I If m «i some PHONE FA 2-1211 ADMtSatON • (Or KIDDIES UNDER 12 • FREE LAST TIMES TONITE 7:00 AND l l : H "NORTH BY NORTH WES r" CABY GRANT "CAST A LONG SHADOW” A t DIE MURPHY SATURDAY - TRIPLE BILL: NO. 1 AT liIS *11:00 •THE TRAP" RICHARD WTDMARK NO. 2 AT «:M ONLY “X VIOLENT PEOPLE" CHARLTON HESTON NO. S AT *:M ONLY "THUNDER IN THE SUN" JEFF CHANDLER SUSAN HAYWARD Plat Color Cartoon a t 9:00 P.M. STARTS SUNDAY P SHOWINGS AT S:1S A >:39 B B is b a c k !!! (‘‘Brigitte Bardot - That I*”) SI* (i« o u * II. Pacliara P u b l i s h Nov. 11. **. IT. k P»<-. I. 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County- c n i ml - - ! o i i r r - r o o m. \ V*dn«*dny, D i c r m l t r I f , 1VTI a t T I<> I*. M. o r a* aoon t h - r * t f ( * r a t posaltila - • m l n o i * C o u n t y Z o n i n g Co m m i s s i o n Hy l t o h * r t S. r t r n wn X- mt nol * c o u n t y Z o n l n s D l r s e u r P u h l l a h t i «r * n i b » r *. t i l l ....... * w w * n u # IWNGn ^ I / . I BN P W l ( l l r i I(jlHSBS'Jf CO FEATURE AT 8:00 ONLY AUDIE MURPHY SANDRA DEL IN •THE YOUNG AND THE INNOCENT* CINEMASCOPE A COLOR # n trn MONEY. WOMEN in.iGUNS Co. f JOCK MAHONEY- KIM HUNTER -TIM HOYEY GDIE tVAJIS euaa uaniu m toiait in smu aino itw __ (tfy ~ mst tuua* •ntnammi nsie mat START’S SUNDAY ’ GREGORY t DEBORAH The bitter-iwaat tsv* tflair *1 F. Stall Fitzgerald , v a»j b'» ,T R b m -n Btlavad Infidel, Skeilah Criban! K EFLR JERRY WALD S ___ nuuAaiofvce___ _ HENRY KING KUlWtllll ^ SY BARTLETT \ i, | I ! n niT iT ioie NOTICE IS h*r«by *lv*n that I tm *nata*1 l.i bistn*»* at Chittueta. a-mlnol* <:ountr. Klsrlds. unJ-r lb* fictitious «im« ef. i. luluote nupply Co. anl that I Inttni to r*Slsi#r »«M nams with th* C!*rit of ihs Olreut Court. 1 titmlnsle County, flsrlda. In aceorUsnc* with th* arovlslons of th* Fietltlou* N»m* ,«t»tut*i, te-wlli Uirtlun lli .l t FisrMa StetulS* l til. 1 y' \ i i C f C» r \ f l m r il IN T H f A 1 R ALSO Group- llj \rr iiig-i nirm H W Legal Notice f! TODAY & SATURDAY OPEN 12:15 BEIPVED * to \ td i» it* TORONTO (L'PI >—Lou Ague, a line coach at Michigan Slate, is the leading candidate to succeed Sieve Owen ai head coach of the Toronto Argonauts of the Big Four Football Conference. CHAPEL HILL, NC. <UPI>No'.re Dame Athletic Director Ed­ ward W. (Moose) Krause will be the featured ip eiier Saturday night at the annual L'niveriUy sf North Carolina football banquet. Laymen of the Congregational Christian Church will be In ebarg* of th* service* on Sunday. Tsn of the man of tha chureh will parti­ cipate in s ipecie] program intro­ ducing the eviry member can­ vass to collet support of th# church's budget for I9»TO. Herbert Thurston will be ths presiding layman for the service. Four other layman will sp#«^ on Ihe program. They are: M aster# Bonner Carter, Edmond Weber, William Wimbarly, and Glsnn I'tt Jr. I uo<; i u . \ t - k u t> \i» id I Iwd I • * i m l M *% i I Uim WfM nl i li*‘ Iiig I i.M SIIO K Mv \ I K riiuttp i i i id- i " I KN W HD. THRU MON. 7 ::m i*. m ti. iii to r m W 119l S|.||t I I nil 111 M dllRff tliil "s U(nJ 4» Leading Candidate F e a tu r e d S p ea ke r Church To Hold Laymen Program «, of famous writer F. Scott Kite- made. gerald, for Columnist Sheila It Gra­ MDi Graham's book deals not ham. opens at the Ritz Theater Sunday. with the dynamic and popular Gregory Peck will star as Fitz­ novelist of the 24 a. but the fading gerald and Deborah Kerr ai Miss genius of a once great man in the Utc 30’a and early 40'a; PECK SKATE CI TY winner. A door to door canvas by Auu volunteer workers will climax the drive on February 2* which is designated as Heart Sunday. DcXccn said that 126 million dola ta lue s a r i n m i a nun nt €\* pected in the nation-wide drive this year with the majority of this going Into the research field. Last year 629.000 was given in Florida and the goal is set for (90.000 this February. Mr*. Tom Armao is Heart Fund chairman in DeBary. day run will be "Go Johnny GoJA and "The Big Beat.’’ •' Friday aod Saturday, the Movieland will show four "horror" shows including “The Revenge ef Frankeoatein”, "Curie of the Demon”, •Gorilla at Largs" and "Be* it of Budapest." IN FiD EL ___ cOsSiatiM:. Eddie Albert; mntototi C *N E s-’A S cO P t: COLOR by DE LUXE SIUttOHtONICIOV.NO __ _ _ _ it i& c ' w J^ * g J#SJ.— . ■ — FEATURE: 1:53 * 1:00 6:27 * 8:51 »• �1i ; • She dlsihald J O JkfwJdA: FRIDAY P. SI. CHANNEL 1:1* (4) N*w» «n.l S p a r t a I M l Nawa, ( V t a i h t r 1:15 Ml Llf# o t r. l l r y M l Movl* ( . 54 Mi n n u i r . N e w t Si l k M l New* M l Initri* F oot ba l l T i l t M l Out d o o r tlnlUMfi B o a r d ( I I l >4nnli n ’K i i f i f i l l M i N#w» D u u s l t a t TJ wa r di T : l l Ml W*A!h#c T i l t M l I' aopl* Ar# T u n n y M l Wa l l Dl a n t y Mi r i uT. i nt —- O l l i a r T w | « t ’ 9.44 M l Tr nubl *«hoi *t t r* l i l t M l Art C a m a y 1:11 M l D r i l t u P l i i h s u M Ml S u n a t t St r i p t i t * Ml )l-3»lll»d 11.95 M l B o t i n * M l T w l l l a M Zona M l t i at as t i vaa lt.lt M S t a n l y Orea. 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SI. 15:99 M l C h r l t t o p n a r a M i Ani a r l ean Tn*»t *r Ml rartuon* 15.19 M l Or a l Hobar t * M i F a * a Th* Nat i on ■' r S u n d a y W i t h Sally I 90 M l T M a ta T h * l . i l t M ) T o d a y * I t oma a 1 I I M l l l n m a a t a i d USA 1:10 M l I t a n a a l l.an. a r t M l Inalil* Kootliall 1:91 111 Pr #*. i m* XVirmup M l F o o t b a l l Kl cknf f 1.99 I I I K l n a d n m nf t h# S<a M l M l I ’r* f oot bal l — 1:11 M l biliary Qu a a n 5:09 (51 Mor i * (: on t * i Mo r i * 1:55 M l !• I* W r l t t t a M l C h a n i p l a n a h l p Ootf 1:99 M i ( ‘n n qua a t M i f t r t C a n n y Ma l t a T a t a r Wo l f 5:50 M ) O B F o o t b a l l Quia M l T i m * I Ta a a n t : l i u m l . y l : o9 I I I Hall T . t a p h u n a Tim* M i C r u a a d a I n Korop# M i Mat t y ■ C a r t nan 9.19 M l T i r a n l t a l h C l n t u r r i l l ( I t l Oar al i ai a 7,1* M i n i v r r h a a t (91 I-a Mia M l Co l t .(* 7.59 1*1 M a t a r l r k M l Knur J u a t M i a I 99 M l »M Sul l i van M l P.aaar da to S r o a i t wa r 1:19 1*1 l a w m a n 9:09 M l C h a r y h h a w i*y (t 17 T h t a t r * M l Ra bal 1:59 n o Ai f r ad Hi t c hc oc k (91 Al a a k a n a Hky K i n a Tru* Stnry S a u p r Sal ** — Ki d* I t ’* th# L a w 510*1* Dat aol l *** Di a r y Nan* Sl at t na T h a a t a r Mi l r l ay T a mp l a T l i a a t a r Da a t h Va l l a y P a y * SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT W IEBOLDrS CAMERA SHOP >1• S. 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SI. 1J.*9 (51 Ml Ml I t . 5* M i Ml Ml 11:95 Ml 1:99 (91 tit (•! 1:59 (71 1.91 9:1) M l 9:4# M l Mt 1:11 M l *:() M l 9 7) M l 1I : 0| M i i*i Ml 11:19 M l (II Ml 11:99 M l <41 lt.t* Ml 1*1 Captain Kanaaro# Mur nl ng Thaat r* l l u m o a r Room l l y n a r y Rout# N e w —I ntarriaw a N a w a • 5V#*ih*r D o u g n R* Itl l;#it R u n r Ah on K a r t o o n l.apar* Traaaiir* lluat On T h* a * Movl * P r i c e I* Ri ght 1 Lav# Lucv Conrantrattnn D a c a m b a r Rrl 1* IT'S EASY TO GET WHAT YOU WANT! FRIDAY P. SI. 15 94 <11 Mi Mi 15.14 M l Ml Ml 17:91 ( 4) 1:90 ( I ) Ml Ml 1:19 M l ( 4) Ml 1:41 M> (41 . (91 1.14 M i Ml ( *) 1.14 171 Ml Ml 1:11 I I I III (tl 4.91 M l Ml <*l 9 ll Ml I II Mi Ml I.#* Ml <*' Ml I 11 ( *l ill l . t l Mi Ml today ind while It had tom* In. genloui prop gags, it alio had a fairly obvloui theme. Some flip, upa in timing apoiled soma of the light gagi. A final skit, the opera ipoof, ivai rather atmlasi, although r er. re r and C aeiar did a beautiful bit of hand-haggling during the opera. Marge and Gowtr Champion also ware on hand for work in the skill and in a dance num* her. They are very clever dancers and players. Connie Franela sang three songs in her animated style. Dialing and riling: Perry Como'i easy-going TV ilyle w it in sharp contrast lo hli NBC-TV guest. Dolores Gray, lle r ap­ proach li too hard and ilick (B blend with Como. And it wsa ivrong (or her to attempt the flttfmarriages of r«90 771th those of fy. "Wouldn't It Be Loverly." T r u t h or C o n t a q u t n c * ! L a v * a t Lira R a i t l a i a ( t un II C o u l J tla To* w**r r h P . r T o m i r r a w l . uv* T h a t Rub flulillna Light U f a Ot Rl l t y Toppar Itkialo H i n t s U r . A l i ra. Nor t h A# T h # Wcvtli! 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FUhing Palas, Erarytkiag Far A Coaapltts Hasliag Or Flaking Trip. In shinny simulated Patent Leather Hat Box design with attractive luggage handle • Will play ~A - IS - 31 and I I RI*.M Record*. Shopping’s No Problem — • Tone Central • Record Holder In Lid When jou'te CHRISTMAS PRICED At — SAVED in 30.23 .50 2 .n n our CUR1ST3IAS EASY TERMS SAVINGS CLUB RECEIVE DEPOSIT l .n n Own 7.11 7-1* 7*75 7:59 Mi T a t a ! Ra ngar * Ml N a w a - f p o r t i Mi hi.ata Ml 5lu«l* Ml S a w * Ml Kawa i l l T n # Fl a* tvwl* M< Colon*! F l a t b 1*1 Vavra—DO Lie!** r i » i , | | Mi 77 * » i h a r —An.ly WM m n Mi u n r a t' pun * c h r U t m t * Tr.a Ml T o R» Ann mi ni ad mi ivim.ra Tal l i d T#*an Ml l l a b b y Lobby a * Cha r l l * ivaavar MI T n * P r l r a la Mi ght Ml !' »*!• A l l * r r l * t t Ml V. K. 5l at *h*U Ml C a r r y Com.* !*> I l c w t l l a n >1)* i t l \H1l l nnal rt m i t v * Unt A f a c r a t Mi T hi * I* T a u r U f a M> M a r k h a m Ml l l oa l ng Mi IVli-hllA Town Ml T o Tal l Th# T r u t h Ml Ppor t a Ml M l M) N#w* (*• Mot t * Ml M o d # Mi J a c k P a i r 7*94 the iecond in Caeiar'a leriei of four for U.S. Steel. It had more liughi in It than the Tint but atill had too many pedeitrian touche* to be considered a big lu rccu . The funniest skit tvao the “Surpriie Wedding." where Ferrer kept imiling and delivering com­ mercial* through utter pandemo­ nium. The uproar developed when Ferrer tried to marry off Caeiar and Audrey Meadow* before a TV and studio audience. She 77 at willing. He wasn't, to put it mild­ ly. How he fought! He endrd up marrying the wrong girl — and happy about it. It wai an uproarious ipoof or out­ rageous types of TV programi. My chief reservation about it seal that it 7*at picking on a thrme that has been clobbered before. The opening skit compared FOOD STORES FA 2-7898 Sen ice O ur * 19 4 It By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPl) - I don't think anyone enjoyed matching Sid Caeiar'a comedy hour at much «9 gueit Joie Ferrer did ia being on it. Ferrer had a wonderful time portraying a eontcirnreteii em­ cee of a TV brideand-groom »how called. "Surprise Weddlns" »nd, later, (he devil in I ipoof of opera. Hti meaty cnthuaiaim and comic flair wat the ihow'i highlight. The CBS-TV ipecial, c a l l e d . "Marriage — Handle With Care," LIT 'L GIANT EMERSON Re c o r d P l a y e r And 1:11 Guest Has Grand Time On T V Show Christmas Ju s t In Time For C h r is t m a s — We Carry Frl. Dec. 4. 1959 — Page 7 Truth or Coaaa uuinct t 9:19 l ul l * o f Ll f * nai tt aa* (lun ga a r e n f o r T e m a r r e w 1.0* to>«* T h a t Rob ll Co u l d It* T a n MONDAY A. SI. 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C t t i a r o o m t 10 Ml F r o m T h a a o Root * 19:19 (51 T r a a * o - a H u n t 7.11 Mi D a v e o a r r a w a y »*i o n T h* Ua Mt V a r d l r t l a T o u r * 7:7* i l l l v t a t h t r Ml Who Do T « u T r u l l ( l l Jt ovl a 7.5* Mi Ca r t oon* 9.9* M i l l oua a o n H i g h ■(. 11:11 ( l l P r l c * | | P. l akt 7:57 Mi Kawa M l l l r i g h t a r Day Ml I L*«* I . u i y l . a* Ml Na w a M i A m e r i c a n R a a d a t a i d I t :l* I I I ( ' o n i - t n t r a i l n n f : i l Mi r a p t . Ka n a a r o o 9:15 Ml b a r r a t h * o r m U : J * I I I D e c a mb a r I t r t t a 1:09 (7) Mu r n l n g T h a a t r * 9 1 9 m i Hite* or M a m M i pplit I ' a r a u n a l l i y Mi R a m n a r (loom MONDAY P. 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SUPPLIES 903 W. 3rd St. ] Loretta Taune J a c k Bar my W n a t ' a My l .l n* W o r l d of T a l a n t Motla .\*n« Movl a l i j i a l l n a Kur a** Shop F WE (JIVE TV STAMPS RC1LDERS 59.90 ( I ) Ml 10:19 t i l Ml Ml 11:99 <91 M> t l i l l III Vertlft Programs For The Week News About The Stars ORLANDO (8) 1YDB0-TV CBS (9) WLOF-TV ABC DAYTONA BEACH (2) WE3H TV NBC ProRratns start 6 p. m. Friday, Dec. 4 and end 8 p. m. Friday Dec. II. lion tinforh 3,011 5.00 Each Week for 50 Week* 1 12.50 25.00 50.00 100.00 150.00 250.00 Juat A Short Block From Sanfurd’a Ilia Frc* Parkin* l.ot ^S& v THE SANFORD m A T L A N T IC ® N fiJ 7 NATIONAL BANK lacerporaUd 1121 Gifts ICE ( ruabed Or Black, Ta keep Taur Game Or Flak. DO YOU NEED — Fur Culi! Drink*. I.untkc* air. COLD CUTS A Cam plats Anariaifat Of Said* ifk Mtat*. QUICK COOK MEATS Aetounis Christmas Lumber — Plywood — Roofing — Paint — Glass — Tiling Insulation — Tools — Hardware and nUlLlHNG SUPPLIES. Call FA 2-5581 The Lumber Number,” for Sudden Service thick**, Sauag* Weiaar, Park Ckeps Etc. DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, Bulltr, Figi, lea Bos Paitflti. Y'ALL COME 7 TO 11 H ILL LU M B ER & H A R D W A R E 213 W. THIRD ST. SANFORD ------------------- i �> ■* H E R A LD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results C L A S S IF IE D 4. Baal Estate Waated W D II T H tO tD H O M E T O W N — I. tend Feed THOBM VTWMtol L t m d —t S. 4. ft. ft. I. Come over to SAN SEM KNOLIJ, four blocks wegi el French Ave. on 30th Street, and see boon wrong Nikita cat be. AVAILABLE Dec. 15th.I I room furnished duplex. No pets. May he inspected Now. 1203 Myrtle Ave. 3 TRAILER LOTS with trees. City light meter available. Seven Oaks Trailer Park. Ph FA 2 3171 2 ROOM apartment, also freshly painted six room apartment. 310 Magnolia. Available now. Ph. A. K. Rowdier, n o ru t, FA * 1151. HUNT A BED Koliaway, Hospita* A Baby Beds By D»y, Week or Month. t'AKKOl.I.’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-64*1 lift W. 1st St. SLEEPING room: first floor (root; clean; sink li. room; kit­ chen privileges; home like. Ph. FA 2 24*9, • . Holly. AFTER December 9th., 2 bed­ room house, kitchen equipped. Phone FA 2 5303. Legal Notice n o t iit s MJTH.’ K IH IIK R K V IT f | l V KN that III# u n d ersig n ed de el r I n k fr» • B4 1 • In b u sin e s s at 24A North l**urel A v p iiu p , Hanford. Memliiole (Niunty, F lo r id a . u nd er tlie tiAnift **f IW IT K D TVtA.VtfKKH A N D A TI lit* A*IK CUM P A N Y I n t i g l to N f l i t t f *aM nan.* u::J* lUm CUik of U.« Hemfnnls C o u n ty, A. Admit b O liv a N. Adam s I' ii 1sti • It N ov. : t , ST 4 Dec. |. 11. • \ r i l K I IM I I IT l O l N T f i r T H E N IN TH J l I I I C I %I* IT N I I I T or h tatk. or k i .o h i i m . in %NII r o i l b l.M IN O l.K | O t N T 9 .IN I II %N< K99 %• ( U K NO. I C H I . IN III! T h » \dopt Ihii nf M \ IIY U K W K l t V m inor N ( lT |( K N % r i m .IC N T IO N or I'lr r ir in x io n iik it t io n T O : A I . F I I K U IIIIO U K S W K A V K It Addrrag; (*nk ttototi Y n r a U K iir.iir.iir n o t if ie d that • p etitio n Itjbto been filed in thp b Iiu v b sty le d co u rt f«r Iho i d •s|*11«*f« nf !l.«hy W payp p , m m inor, ami ton nr# req uired In a»rt# a a opt of y o u r A n sw e r nr objerM ona In Bhott ratine to hy «alf| Petitio n •houM not he gran ted . on the At* lo rn rt for the p etitlo n ers. E d w a rd tm m U A G w O C O 'WILLNOU 1 -*■-, G 'V C M fcT V /O T g N » f eOPTMUFiVE P r-^ * * I 'll GAG .> ^ « V - l1' XIJO>TSiSr) cm i rev (»oo ouu) * . OLi. v B;I /s^ y * 7 !\ 1 ;: 'ic A f.j ,p \\ ,v~ a. ( B< T n t T IM E I B c A L V • fA B E IN G T A K E N — v - - » l M T O O K ,------ nr «N*a * *•. IT o*, i. o II H u r t Nt l o l Me t cal f l l ui l sl l ni , Or l aml o, r i o r l d « a n d fllw thoi orl* mImaI In l l i f o f f u * n f i h« I ' l o r k of i hr C i r c u i t C o u r t on n r h a f n r i t ho 21th t U ) o f l i f i t m h i r , A. D . 1»1». I I K ft I. IN r.%11. NOT o r • dw• r n pro ruitfBftfto mtil h« ant atari agal'tai > o ii . W ITM iM H my h « n d a n d l h» b m | of aiild 1‘oi i rt In *«nf«»rrf tt>la C o u n t y , rt'ftfld* thi* 21th day of Notwmhwr, A f*, It S J lUbld M lUlthal Cl ar k of C t r r u l t Court III ; M a r t h a T. Vlhltrt Cl ar k (KRAlef ONLY riVE HOMES LEPT IN THIS EXCLUSIVE DEVELOP­ SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablca, TWO BEDROOM home. 405 San MENT. BUY NOW SO YOU 401 Magnolia. PA 2 0720. I'a r I a a. Kitchen equipment, C A. N CLAIM HOMESTEAD 185.00 Phone FA 2 3151. 1 EXEMPTION NEXT YEAR. LARGE t bedroom bouae, 2 baths, large living room and fireplaee, PURN. Apt W I at BL W. ■. “ BUI" S T E M PE R Agmmg dining room. dy, large kit­ Realtor a Insurer OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ chen. braeieway, double garage, ASSOCIATES; H. E. Taffer ing. 215 Oak Avenue. FA 2 500ft. furnished; 2800 Orlando Dr., op­ Arthur F. Day. Evarett Harper £ posite Odham and Tudor offices, SMALL clean (ure. apartment; Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, Ph. FA 21254. private entrance F^ 2-0702. Helen E. Noonan 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Phone FA 2-49*1 112 K. Park 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped kitchen electrically equipped. bouse. Phone FA 20043. 3 BEDROOM, 2 balhs. 4th addi­ 2412 Willow Avenue. Call tion Pinrcrist, »1,00* equity. FA 20274. FURNISHED upstairs apartment; Ph. FA -TIM. 3 rooms and bath; all electric FURNISIIF.D garage apartment kitchen; private entrance. Mrs. 1401 Oak Ave. Harold Appley, ph. FA >4ftgl or NEW LOCH ARBOR FA 2 3*84. J II I I 11 III knta. In pai K s t a l t nf KDNA CI . ARA ORONS. D m a a iH I• All CradllMra and Pppbbbc HnwImi I a? DfnBBdi A ialail • ■14 r . a i a t a i You a n d a a c h o f >ou a r a h a r a b y nallfiail a n d r a n n l r a d t o p r a n a n t a n y • Iftlttia a n d d a m a n d a n hf r h you. n r a i t h a r of you. m a y ha«# against I ho aat gt a of KUNA c u t H A n n u O N . dacoot od. Ul O nf said C o u n l y , l o l h a C o u n t y J u d g a of Hami nol o C o u n t y , r i o r l d a , a t hi a o f fi« a tn t h o r o t i r t houa o of sai d c . i u m t a t Hanfor*!. J a m l n o l a r «i unIf. Florida, n t t h lt i t i g h t aal and ar nionthB f r o m t h o t l mo o f t ha f i rst publlt a t Ion o f t hi s nolle#. Ka.it Hal ui o r d a m a n d s h a l l ba In n r l U log. a n d s h a l l a t a t o t h a p l a r a of r a a i d a m a a n d post of f l ca ad* •|r«ig o f i h o c l a i m a n t , a n d s ha l l h« s n o r n t o hy l h a r l a l m a n t , a g t n t a i l o i n o r . an«l a n y au« h c l a i m or d e m a n d n o t an (Had s h a l l bo v o i d Ja m a s glnglotary As adminlatratof of t ha Ka t n t o of RUN A Cl eAR A U R ' . d f , d«. aasad Ca r r ol l H u r h o At t or a oy n t l o * P. O Boa 13d Hanford, r i o r l d a First publication Novambor 11. lilt I ' uMt sit Nov. I I . 1«. IT. 11*1. BALLROOM i (Dsuanna school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade | ] HOMES! la «bo r o n r t a f tbo T o n o iy J n d g * . •analnolo ( s o o t y , t i n t * o f r io r ld a , la P ra b a fr. la ro tb r K s la l r o il A X D R K V Y H. M A M U N KT, fm tiH d. riN « l. NltTIt'K Null«d la h«rab) g lta u that th» undaralgnad w ill, on tho * ih day of Ja n u a ry , A. I*. IMft. praaattt t•» tha llottairalilr County .ludgo of Mr m i. nolo C o u n ly . F lo rid a , ho r fin a l ro* turn, ai'4'ttiint and t o u i h r r i , as Ad* m m m r a t r li «»f tho R n lg || »*f AN* hflKU II MAIIONKT. drtOaBPd. and at aotd tim r, than and Ihoro. m ak r ap plication to tha said Ju d g r fnr a fin a l aottloinont of her ad* m in istration of «aid satato, and f«»r an ordor dl« h arg in g h r r aa a u ih A ilm ln la lratrU . P a in t thla tha tnd d ay nf H oc. • nth#r \. I». | f | f 1 IA R V \l F IT T H Aa A d m ln la tra trlt of tha Katalo nf ANUMRH H. MAIInNF.r, D actaaad t Kdto In Hhlnholaap tl(«»rna> for A d m ln la tra trlt Hanford A tlan tic Hank B u ild in g Hanford. F lo rid a fuhlifth U tc. I, I I . I I . S I, 11*1. NOTH' K IlK t | IT T I I K HTATM OK F I . O l l l h A T n : lIK N K A H T IIU It W ATHO.V, w hnsa fM iiU nt a la unkan««n. You ara harthy nntlflwd that U A.N YCR f.A T IIA M U NTHu.V h a s filad a suit ag ain st you In lha f ’lrcu h I ’rturt of tha N inth J u d i ­ cia l C ircu it of lha fltata o f F la t * Ida. In and for H n u ln o la C o u n ly , Flo rid a, In C lta n ra ry , No. I«3»7, for U ltoft# ilia abha latad lltla nf w hich «*■•• U U A N Y C K (.4 * TH AM U 4THON. p U In t lf f flKN*: A l t T H U H \ \ ATHON, dHci . d* a m . a n d l h a n a t u r e o f sa i d s ui t la for a i l l vnr i a of t h a p l a i n t i f f f r om you. a n d y *»u a r a har aby r an u l r a d In f i b y o u r a n a w a r lo t ha coni pl al m, fi t »d by *4id p l a i nt i f f , tolih l h a und«r *i gnad C l a r k of ( ha Ci r cui t Co u r t o f Haml nol * I’o u n t y , Florida, at hia of f i r a In l h* Haml aola Co u n t y C o u r t l l ot i aa at Han* fard, F l ot l da, not l a i a r t h a n t h a l i s t day of h#f *ml i *r , I v j l . a n d a t r y a n copy t h a r a o f u p o n pl a i nl l ff' a a l t o r n r y d a a l g n a t a t l on t hl a n o t b a . a nd upon y o u r f a i l u r e t o do so sai d r o m p l a l n t to ill ha t a k t n aa r o n f a a t a d by you. !M»NK A M I O R D R n i C n . a t g « n font . Klortda. t hi a 11t h da y of Xovambar , 19*1. (flCAle) I 'avId FURNISHED hrdroom. private en. For deliihtful suburban bvin*^ leas than 10 minutes from San­ trance, private bath. See Mrs. ford. let us show you tfeeee Appleby, FA I toll or FA 2 3988. quality coot rolled valuta, I bed­ WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* room. 2 bath, double carport, private bath*, 114 W. First St. priced unbelievably lo w at 914,500.00, your diolet of 2 down payment plana. Exclusive with Legal Notice SEMINOLE REALTY, Iftftl Park Ave., FA 2 5232. t iii; h tatk ok k u i R id a to W l l . l . l A it COIITIHK. OK.VK.RAI, UKI . I VORY. 1 I RRCRR CBNNHY* I. V A N IA : A s t oor n Co mp l a i n t havi ng h»an filad a g a i n t t you In t ha Ci r c ui t C « u r t in a n d for Hamlnola Count y, F l o r i d a , h* J K W MARIK r o i l TIHK f or dlVor*a t ha shor t t l t l a of to lib h la J>:.*.\ M AIlIK CORTIHK r i a l n t l f f , va r a n s WI LLIAM CnI t Tl HK. Ua f a nda nt , thaaa pr#«• nt* a r a t o c o m m a n d you to a p p a a r a n d fll* y o u r w r i t t e n daf anaaa Her r i n on o r baf ora t ha H a t da y of Ut* ani bar , A. 1> I9I1, nr nt ha r * tola# I t a r r a a I' ro Conf aaaa w i l l ba t n i a r r d a g a l n a t J nu. Tha Ha nf or d He r a l d la d »ai an*t ad a* a t i anr apapar of g a n a r a l c i r c u l a ­ t i on In t o h l t k t hl a i l l at i o n ahall *»a chcc ikwb t o l t k foi f o u r rnnsaa-ul l va waaka. W1TNKHH my h g n d and n f f l c Ul Baal o f t h # Cl e r k o f t ha C l r t b l t C o u r t on t hl a t ha : i t h da y a f Ifn* vam br . A. U lilt . I t a t l d M. i l a i c ha l C l a r k of Ci r cui t Court Hy: Ma r t ha T. Y Milan Ua p u t ) Cl er k Ca r r o l l Hu r k e At lnr pay a t U w P. Ik Boa 12a Hanf ord. Fl or i da Hol l cl t ur f or TUI nt l f f . Shop For Christmas At M. Ila t rh a l Cl a r k of Ci r c u i t C o u r t o f Hamlnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a Frad R. Wl l aon A t t o r a a y for IMalntiff I t l - l t S Hanford At l ant i c Hank l l l da ar r.O. H o t 171 Hanford. F l or i da Nov. 2*. I f 4 Dae. I. It . REGISTER NOW . . . Clave* Begin Oct. 15th Phone FA 2*08S4 N EW R AV EN N A PARK HOMES • gatoft • Na r M l $450 Down Tarn West On Mftt 84. Felaw Country Club Rd. a Wnteh Par Our Signs . . . MIn the City of Graciour Living” Dream Homes *3 4 0 Down Piy nent-No Cloning *9890 T O T A L PRICE Haaiea feaiare 2 Bedreeme . H i Tito Balks • Seree.ed I'artk • Utility Roem • Terrasa* Ktoor. . Carports . Land .raped U t . . Ail City Uen- OPEN D A ILY • : N A. M. T 1 Dnrh SUNDAY S :# t P . U . V i NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We invite yen to ke ear geeato akMletaly free wtthoat ekllgalioe at mm ad Saaford'a leadiag Metals while yen toe ato to takle beeaiag fee yeareeld ead family. Pick ep yatar kay at ear Sales Offira. S U N LA N D Estates & South PINECREST MONTHLY PAYMENTS . 4th Addition Homes Designed For II Florida Living. J\j * 4 4 Bedroom* — 1 4 2 Bath* VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as 1425 You can move in immedi­ ately while the papers ire being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Piyment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. B m k S Jw tm a k a A 9k WELCOME SEE T p »- l> 1 t. Par Reat Lugol Notica I'ubllah la iha I ' a a r l mt tka ( • • a l y • rawlatola C a B n lia r i i f l d t , In g a B a la KH R U SH C H EV SA ID "The proposition that the average Amerie.L can afford to live to a three bedroom, twu batk home like the one shown at the Inter­ national Exposition in Moeeow i* nothing but CAPnALUTIC PROPAGANDA!” CLEAN nicely (urnUhed upitalri apartment 175. Phone FA 24*82. ' Par B e p aL re t Par Heat CATCH M f o s T E a ta ta IDEAL RETIREMENT MONK NEAR LAKE MART. Laka privileges, 2 Bedrooms, CBS, Ige. living room, carport*, utility, quiet neighborhood. Bargain for cash or wilt sell on terms. Owner PA 2-072S The Friendtieil Spot In Town" . . .The OFFICE Be- Lake Mary. C ircu it C o u rt, K la r ld l. WANTED: TO BUY: 2 Bedroom house: pay toe like rent. Write Mr. Burley Benett, 111 E ln g Ave., Sanford. ft. B a a l I. Par Meat I THAT T H A O lD y ............... * u M to I n i B e a l R a ta ls I I M N R e a l B a ta ta f a r t a l l M a rtg a ta Le an s B tta ie e e . O p p erta w H iaa T-A l a n r a a n ft. K a n a k a H a ig W e a le d ft. M ato M « lg w u t t o I ft. M ato e r K a n a k a I I . M a r k W e a le d IX . P l a n k i a g S e r v ic e s I t E le c t r i c a l S e r v ic e s I t M U k a g • P a ia tt o g I I . S p e c ia l S e r v ic e s II- A S c a n ty P a r ia n I t F la a a r a A P la a U IT . P a ta • L iv e s t o c k • I t M a c h in e ry • T a a to I t B aa la an d N a t a n M . A ato n so b ile s Xt-A T r a l t o n I I . I'a n t o n a I t A r t i c l e s P a r B a la S t —N a t k a a A I t - I n i ft P a n I t E d e c a t ie a — O *. N O -V U U o c n t ) --------By STANLEY Odham & Tudor. Inc. Cer Hwy. I7-»2 k 27th 8 t / Phon FA 2-1*01 �\ A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P ay !P h . FA 2-2611 I. B#*I H i n Fee Sale »■ Red Batata Fee lain 1 g. Rea) Batata For Sale She fia fe rd MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor to * LAKE MARY W m . rA 2-4237 of FA 2-1H4. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY ; 2424 SUMMERLIN 2 BR. houvr on Magnolia. Juit out of city limi'a; kitchen equipped.' Only 1400.00 down. FHA, will make Venetian blindi. apace heater.' you the proud owner of this de­ luxe 3 bedroom Phillips-Built Hurt aaU at once. 33193. Will home in beautiful Wyancwood. MAYFAIR SECTION: Brittany trade for late model car. Notice the corner location, treei. >tyl*. lari* living-dining area, r A 2-oaai or FA 20333. and 91* x 130' lot. Exclusive with fireplace, I be*, om, 2 bath, SEMINOLE REALTY, 1901 Park family room. PR. TA 2-3344. RAYMOND M. BALL Ave. FA 2-3232. I ACRES villi veil; 4 in bearing AND ASSOCIATES REAI EfTATE O tlH -W grave with fruit; *3.880, 91,090 Rea) Eatala — lmers*ce 2944 French Ave. down. Phone FA M93*. Svrety Banda J. W. HALL 2!S So. Park Ave. Ph. FA *-5641 Stenstrom Realty Realtor Ranford “Call Hall’' Phone FA 2-1641 • HERBERT STENSTROM Evani Bldg, fake Mary Registered Broker ________rh. fA 2-1280 LEN RISNER LIKE LAKES? LAKE FRONT Property in (Osteen LOTTIE BROADWAY If your pockelbook matches your 249 ft on lake; 231 ft. oo front; KEN TORBETT taste for superb LAKEFRONT 237 ft. on Eait; 98 ft. on Writ; BETTTE D. SMITH value, we have a group of 2. modern I bedroom home, double Aeeeclatee 3. and 4 bedroom homrs beau­ Ml ». P r t — Ph. FA t-SAM garage; 90 fruit treei; 2 in. well. Ph. Orlando, GArden 3-5777 tifully located and luxuriously built to provide you the utmost 1-BEDROOM frame veuee la very pleasure In Florida living. grad condition- aprinUer eyaPriced from 223,300. Let us show C tm p m m f tem: Brant and rear eeraened in S t . you and you be Ihe ju je. A P«rch; garage: large corner lot; an* W. 19th. - St. 111 N. Pork Ava. rh. FA 2-8123 W. R. “ BUT STEMFER Ageacy FOR SALE: latte, all graded, on FA 2-4M1 112 N. Park PARMER'S AGENCY paved tide road near Monroe N. V. Earner, Realtor Contra. Phone FA 2-2739. SMALL house for MOM, workshop D. H. Whitmore for DAD, fruit trees, AND an HOUSE for Sale or Trade: Price Lillian G. Trama apartment to rent for income. 17.300. Terma. Ph. FA 21184. Aaiociatea. M300 total price. Call 118 B. Freneh Are. Ph. FA 2 52S1 TRADE EQUITY In home for tale Alter houra, FA 2 2818. FA 2 011, SANFORD PROPERTIES FA S-0M1 * model car. FA 2-2347. FA 2-3284 Atlantic Bank Bldg. LOCH ARBOR g SALE BY OWNER: Houee, CANAL FRONT 7. Bull OpportaaKtoo 112 Holly Ave., 2-bedraoma. MS Crystal Drive Priced for gulch tale at 18.400. Thia three bedroom home with m WANTED: Men lnUnetH in •1.000 dawn payment Contact truck farming on part timo or bitha, kitchen equipment, dtsMre. M. L. Batmen, 1IM X. full time basis. We have good poeal, exhanat fan. epee* heater Seminole Bird. lands. Will share crop or rent. and Venetian blindi can be FA 3-4033 for appoint youra for the low down payment NEAR HOSPITALT of 11900 and anume low In­ Phono ment. American Product Ex A« low ea *300 00 down, 993.00 rhangr, Inc. ternet rate mortgage nf 4W%. monthly wfll handle this cute 2 The owner hai (seen transferred bedroom bungalow, priced at end haa authortied us to lower TT Fnnai^^olT ^ant^ only 11*30. Offered by SEMIthe paieo la 914.900 with imme­ g WOT.R REALTY. '001 Park Ave. diate poeeeeesion. Exclusive LAKE MONROE listing- • Territory available toon for A. WILLIAMS, ReaMee AVON Repraeentalivc. Women C. A. Whid don, Sr. ROBERT laymewd l o g g i s . Atear. over 33 given preference. Tf BROKER FA you want about 4 hours per MB Be. Park Ave. Ph. FA I-I991 day, like people and need ex­ 3-BEDROOM home, hardwood tra money, write, Mrs. Jean floors. Largo lot 2409 Adame OWNER WANTS MUanich, Bow 24*. Lockhart, Cmnt, Wynne wood. T e r m s . an awe Fla. FA 2-1917. leeeted NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 2 and 4 bedrooms; F ir exciting S K I AND MARE family living srtth planned lux­ OFFER ury plus ample entertaining facilities and play arose at moderate pricei. Shown by ap­ Off LARGE LAKE pointment Cell FA 2-4032. ♦■Bedroom home with 2't hatha; large living room; dining room; Florida room; terrauo Boon; I-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped central heat. Several fruK home. Low down payment. 336 a mooth. 1119 Summerlin. treei. 2998 SQ. FT. OVERALL <27,900 TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY Large wore wilh one 2 bedroom apartment and two 1-bedroom apartment*. On corner lot with extra lot in rear for parking. <32,000 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON NATURE KNEW somehow that the little oak tree that started growing decades ■an weald someday shad* this modem I bedroom home. Neat, trim, and bright inside because of the added Florida room, the price wil surprise you —pleas­ antly 1 91,099 town will make R Mary E. Carmen — Lee Silvan B. E. Begem, Sr. Aieedateo W. H. “RUT' rrXMPEB Agency n . FA 2-1291 17-92 a4 Hiawatha Phene FA 1-4991 112 N. Park MAKE TOUR CAREER WITH U. A. AIR LIN ES Men and Women t Train for permanent career* with leading commercial airlines in Hostesses, Reservation*. Common (cations, etc. Meet celehrities. Get FREE pas­ ses to exciting places. Enjoy quick advancement, adven­ ture and ROMANCE in a clamorous industry expand­ ing for the Jet age. U. I. airlines employ thousands of young men and women coast to coast and overseas. We train yon by advanced new methods. After low cost basic training you'll come to glamorous Miami, Flor­ ida, for final phase of train­ ing. You must be high school graduate. 17H or over. For exciting FREE detail., lilt In eoupen and mall TODAY. Kri. Pee. 4, 1989 — Pact 9 13-A B eaty Parlor* New A Used Furniture k Appli­ PERFECTION Heater, aolid eak ances. A Good Place Tu coffee table, 123 L. non climb 2994 Adana PV FA 2-3333 BUY. SELL or TRADE fence. Singer button hole at­ tachment. Urge trunk. Jenkins Furniture A Satisfied customer U our be.*t 4N Sanford Ave. FA 2-713* FA 2 7758. advertisement. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK RANGE, refrigerator, p o r t a b l t 103 So. Oak rh FA 7-3742 CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin* dishwasher. TV Ph. FA 2-1SN gle plecea or *elt. Also furni­ or FA 1-9123. ture repair, Cabinets made. Your Glamour Headquarter* FA 2-7063. BOAT. Motor. Trailer and Buick; el! in excellent nOLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Hon: the works for 1930. Inquire Bed*. Day, Week or Month—■ at 1219 Park or phone FA 1 -lflt FURNITURE CENTER 110 Freneh Ave. Beauty Salon READY MIXED CONCRETE Ph. vA 2-7953 241(1 dak FA 2-7681 Window Stile — Unteli — Send Rock—Stepping Slones — Steel FA 2-7*39 Grease Traps—Precast Stefa 5SAVEI LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Cement—Dry Well* New k Used Baggerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. MIRACLE CONCR*™E CO Furniture nmt Appliances 309 Elm Ave. FA »-»TSI ie. Flowers A Plant* Mather of Sanford FACTORY TO YOU Cut Ft**era fo r Any Occa*lnn 201-209 E- First SL Ph. FA t-0083 ALUMINUM SANFORD FLOWER SHOP VENETIAN BUNDS FA 2.1921 or FA 2-9279 22. Anirle* For Sale Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaatle ends. Plaetto 17. Pnta * Livestock . Sapelles HO Gacr Rc ell train irt. I year or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon old. 3211. Call FA 2 X728 after cords. I SABLE and white Collie; 2 tri­ 3:30 P. M. Senkarlk G la u and P ain t O*. color puppy* for salt. FA 2-3323. Pb. FA : SINGLE RED. romplrte. 313. 112-114 W. 2nd It. MINIATURE poodles AKC regis­ Phone FA 2 609], Surplus Aluminum Paint, tered, ea reliant pedigree, Ph. quality 32.93 gal. Army-Navy FA 2-3442. SIMILE HEATER, FA 2 7839. Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 19. Beat* and Mater* GOOD mod appliance) and TV'*, see Jake at 3t7 S. Palmetto 23—Notlcri A Personals OUTBOARD; to HP. Wicard; nin 2 houra. 1130 cash. Call FA 2 6833 7 X 9 MULBERRY RED Olson WANTED; Lady lo share lovely home: husband over seas. MU roversahle rug. Ph. FA 2-3837. Adams Ct. Phone FA 2-7739. Mercury Outboard Motors FULL SIZE GE Electric Range W OODRUFF MARINE Slot French Ave. FA 2-1392 with deep welt: spotless and >n !4— Lest 4 FennS perfect condition: 3130. A real REWARD of 33 00 will be paid for 1934 EVINRUDE IS HP eleitrir: bargain. Phone FA 2 2241. a xipper briefcase and content# 12 ft. Runabout boat: Rev. Joel that were lost near Lake Mery D. Brown, 3043 Holly Ave., Ph. APARTMENT Sue Serve! gal ntvd. 4 Lake view Dr., In Uttl* refrigerator 325. very good runFA 2-3*42. Venice, Nov. 24th. No queetfoM ililinn. Will deliver. FA 2 1938. asked. R A M Distributors, P. Gateway To The Waterway o. Rox 431, Lake Mary, or gh. Sell It* Your Fiirnllure. Quick Your EVINRUDE Dealer FA 2-4493 Service Wilh The C*«h SUPER Kohfton Sport Ins Gooda TRADING POST. FA 2 0877. LOST: About 27th St., trailer j e a 404-8-B E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 lank, name “Todler” on R. WiD 8 M. M. KEYSTONE Movie Cam#, party who picked it up Frl, BN9 ta, 2 extra lenses, projector 19. Artewehtlei ptease ph. FA 2 3839. REWARD. -173. Ph. FA 2 8413. FOR SALE; ’39 Ford fordor, one local owner; best olfer. Phone FA 2 4887 after 6 :00. (Dawna "Potter’i wife auat be tick." 12. Plumbing Service# 18. Special Services PLUMB** CeotucWeg A Repair* Ere* Estimate# t . L. RARVRT M4 Sanford Ave. Ptwn> FA Industrial Residential Service Brayton Const. Co. Commercial Remodeling FA 23102 Furniture Sterage end Moving Te aad From Anywhere e . B. PDIXITS Hew* WMng — Btoewto B an tu 1199 french Ave Ph. FA S-tBMl SM Vfhlw RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. MODERN RUG CLEANERS' 112 Magnolia FA 2-M14 All Six* Rug* And Well To Wall 14. BeiMieg • PalMtog • Repairs Carpel*. .Satxfacuon Guaranteed. I Week Service Ph. fA 2-7437 FI.OOR sanding aod fltdPMng Cleaning, Waxing, S e r v i n g PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING W. L. HARMON B. M. GLEASON. Lake Mary. PH. FA 2-4223 After 5 P. M. 11. Electrical Service* HOUSEWORK. FA 26827. Complete Lawn Maintenance; Fertiliser — Spraying — Mowing JOHN LOMMERSE 416 Willow Ave. FA 2 7197 BANFORD Plumbing A Resting 2398 So. Elm Ph FA 27914. TV and RADIO REPAIR af r night* and weekendv. San­ Plumbing & Repairs 3:00 ford. Lake Mary and Long vood. Joe r , Thoms* FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6613. 192) Sarila St. FA 2-9419 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since 1918 A. HARE Dr BAR Y NUrth 8 4422 fv*«n $99 $39 49 B U IC K 4-Door $99 $39 49 FORD 2-Door $99 $39 1 Jf # Lo# A* AID E. Find ONLY 81. Phone 4 French Ave. FA 2-0BI1 LEFT 52 M ERCURY 4-Dr. $99 $39 Selling Below Dealer Cost T&T MOTORS l BRA SS MOTORS Sanford 206 E. COMMERCIAL * T R U C K E R S - LOGGERS SUPPLY and PACKING HOUSES ARE YOU IN TERESTED IN SAVING MONEY? ^ Seminole County Motors tunnew'59PLYM0UTHS Your Credit is good on anv of these Cars ALL r ’ * t P*r Week S U ft t K D 52 PACKARD 4-Dr. $99 $39 ATTENTION NOrth 8-4711 ENVELOPES. Letterhead), sill* menta, Invoice*, hand Mils, and AJR CONMTIONINa programs, etc Progreiuve CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Printing Co. Phnnt FA 7-2931 — 1997 Sanford Ave. FA 1-4999 309 West 13th St 51 BU IC K 2-Door 6% W itch Tuenday’e Sanford Herald ■ Only ^Flumbin^i A DOWN NO MONEY NO PROBLEM I NEW 1960 SIMCA I'KICKD FROM $1698 R.O.K, JO $1183 II 12. Plnmhing Services MtitK Price 22. Arttete* Far j g j | DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP IM P -A -P A Y Week-End 1510 11. Faruttnre HOOFING, Gutters, Spouting. R. M. Wllklnn. Coni rector • Asphalt Driveways Roof Repair*, Painting. Cement ’49 CHEVY half ton pick up, steel • Parking Arxas A Carpenter W wit General Home Repairs. 20 Yrs. Exper­ Quality Workmanship 4 Material* bed, new liras, 1223. FA 2 19M ience. Very Low Rates. Phone Terms To Suit Your Budget 'S3 BEL-AIR Chevrolet, automatic WAITRESS five daya per work; •Pro* Esdantes PA 1.4802. transmission: 1873.00. Phone alio kitchen help. Gutheriea •Week Onareateed FA 2-3133. FINE INTERIOR PAINTING Restaurant, across the river, on Phone PA 2-4094 Sanford. FIs. 0. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 17-12. '33 (IDS Convertible; will accept old car for my equity. FA 2-4932 AUTO GLASS B A M ROOFINd 9. Male Help Wanted Contracting A Repairs 1938 ENGLISH FORD "Anglia ', INSTALLED Licensed — Bonded —Insured COUNTER MAN or Meal Cutter. low mileage. FA 2-3807. W indahirld Itaek Glnwt FREE ESTIMATES Apply Tip Top, Sanford k 4th Vent C law ■18 Sanford Ave. Ph FA 1-7943 l)onr Ginn* St. 29-A Trailer* SERVICE ROUTE SALESMAN; Excellent PAINTING 4 DECORATtNG S enkarlk Glnae and P ainl Co. 3-ItFDROOM trailer fully air con­ established route. Guerintred Licensed — Howled II2 I14 W. JndSt, FA 2-4*22 ditioned, washer and dryrr. Will minimum sa'ary. Apply In per­ Free Estimates — sell rqully very reasonable or son to Philips Colonial Clean­ Work Guaranteed wilt-trade for equity In 3 bed­ PUMP* — 9PH1.NKLERS ers. 110 South Palmetto. Seminole Palatini Contractor* All type* and sites, inetsllrd room borne. Phono FA 2-3134. PA 2-120-1 •'Do It Yourself' MARRIED MAN to • «n for San* 21. Karnitnr* WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ford area. 373 week plu* com­ 18. Special Service* S T I N E mission. S days week. Paid vaca­ • BIO VALUES Machinery and Supply Co tion. Retirement k Insurant*. H E A T I N G • QUICK CREDIT 207 W . 2nd St. Ph. FA 28432 Apply 303D Corrine Dr., Orlando. H. B. POPE CO. • EASY TERMS M* S. Park - FA 1TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 19. Male ar Female Per 2 necks only! WILSON - MA1KR RKMODKL, Repair, Re-screen. 17 in. (aeeept tome New And Used Furilure Motor Route Carrier Reasonable. Ph. FA 2 1*37. port a hies i $n yi 111 F.. First St, FA 2 3422 To service Enterprise and Ren- RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO 21 in 433 30 34 In 343 30 son Junction area. Apply San Greenware Free Instructions AU tubes hive i 1 year guarantee. Used furniture, appliances, Mole ford Herald. Gift Piccna—Supplies—Kilns LLOYDS RABlO 4 TV etc Hought-sold t.arry'i Mart Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2 GOT 416 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 9799 213 Sar.ford Ave Ph FA 2 4112 II. B erk Wax tod LEWIS SALES k SERVICE CARE ter children in my Home Vrvpa Motor Scooter* while mother works. T(B Osceola Heller A l.awn Mower Service Dr. Seminole County Motors West Country Club Rd. FA 2 T9II WJl UNIVERSAL AIRLINES PERSONNEL SCHOOL 48-1249 International Airport, Minmi, Florid* Please rush exciting Information atmiit AIRLINE careers. frra lh SANFORD PH. FA 2-5441 enow I i *** We’re Offering: a Tremendous Discount (In IMs NEW HIM) CHEVROLET 2Vj Ton (851E1) Heavy llitlv Cab K Chatwr* - 171'/*" wheel base de­ signed for IK fl. her] • Equipped with 2*3 cu. in. Super Taskmaster V8 Engine wilh positive vacuum operat­ ing engine ventilation • Dual Exhaust System - 2 Speed Axel • llenvv Duty Front A Hear Spring* • Air over lljdrnulic Hrnke - fi/UOO x 2010 Ply Tub# Tires • 7/20'' x 7" Cast Spoke Demountable Rlma • nostrum Sent • Governor and Over Speed Light. Thl# truck I* designed lo make you EXTRA DOL­ LARS in HIGHER PAY LOADS. CHEATER DURAUILITY and U nger TROUBLE FREE SERVICE. This Trurk I* ready for Immediate Delivery. No Wailing nr Ordering. If Interested rail one nf our Salewmen and they will contact you! Jim Renton Elmo Farris Harold Whltteni Claude Hit 1ell Howard Hood Jack Gregory We aim have one nil steel 12 Foot Flat Bod with Steel Rails and Pocket#. Palmetto "Save FA 2 0711 D o lla r! At H o llc r Y H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES �/ * ii :V ,v =t V *AvV*V 1 *S \ i V * . i !rrl H o u r Sale ! ntic |ST ARTS • ' H A . M . F R I D A Y 4 Pc. B ED R O O M SUITE ENDS II P. M. S * 1 U R D A Y | CHRISTMAS All Bedding ’/» Price Nylon and Plastic Covers Mattress at Regular Price • Mirror • Chtot of Drew REC LINERS GIFT FOR 24 HOURS ONLY • Dm We KL — Assorted Colors Box Springs a —for 24 Hours Only PRICES START AT — O D D m Table m4 3 Lamps $ ifll 95 C O T T O N ROOM OUTFIT /I o s v Throw f c l i Rugs $ iA 95 t a c k t a c k INCLUDES — 4 - Pc. Bedroom Suite. 2 • Boudoir Lamps Mattress and Box Springs 5-Pc. Dinette Suite. 2-Pe. Sofa Suite. 2 Step Tables. Coffee Table. 2 Matching Lamps. COMPLETE Fine Selection 01 3-Pc. HASSOCKS Cypress LA W N $ I 95 SETS $ #! 95 each t a c k (ONLY S LEFT) 5 - D R A W E R G r o u p Unfinished Chests F o r m i c a O f TABLES 5-Pc. FOR 21 HOURS ONLY CASH IF YOU HAVE IT — Covered 2 Step Tables 1 Coffee Table Per Set LIMED OAK or WALNUT — for 24 Hours Only CREDIT I F Y OU N E E D POPULAR SWIVEL ROCKERS LAY-AWAY — Choice of Colors — for 24 Hours Only t P A Y M E N T S S A ME AS CAS H BUNK BEDS COM PLETE INCLUDE — . • Bunkee Mattresses • Guard Rail and Ladder — for 24 - Hours FOR 24 HOURS ONLY Only FREE DELIVERY MILL WITHIN 100 MILES HOME O F 3 R O O M G R O U P I N G S ms' ONLY — FOR CHRISTMAS Nylon and Acetate Covers To Illustration II Por Set Chairs NOW High Back Similar Dinettes Plastic T win ht inn of — each Top Highway 17-92, North Between Sanford and Orlando In The Heart of - CASSELBERRY Phone T E 1-4811 �Attorney Protests Teacher Removal Edwin William*, Seminole High | til hi* suspension today. On Dee. School teacher ordered appended | 2. 1838, in a letter to Mr. It. T. by the School Board Friday pend Milner, i county school superin­ inf a Dec. IS hearing, replied to tendent) Mr. William* requested a the board’* action through hi* at­ public bearing oa why he wet re­ to rn e y , Kenneth M. Leffler. moved na physics teacher. We had w A atatement relea*ed by leffler hoped that at the proposed hear­ •aid. ing we would be able to get at the "Mr. William* and I regret very real reason* for Mr. Williama re­ much the attitude taken by the moval at physics laacher and why. School Board in presenting their if the ehargea placed again* him ease again* Mr. William* in the by Mr. Bracken (Seminole High newspapers, and the effort:, to principal) were aa serious as al­ bide the real iiiue* involved by leged. Mr. Williama was not re­ reiort to religious and patriotic moved from teaching all of hi* classes. emotkaaUsm. "S*nee hi* removal ae physic* "It la our apmk» that the reaefeacher oa Oct. 30. 1930. Mr. Wil­ sotu for Mr. Williama' removal lia m s continued to teach four art deeper rooted than the public •la m a la freshman general tel­ might be led to believe, and we enet at Seminole High School wn Will hope that he wit) be given a ® ljr S a n f o r d i j r r a l d VOL. XLtr WEATHER: Fair and cold today and tonight. High today, (14-60. Ixiw tonight. .12-42. SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leaned Wirt Eatablinhed 1908 MONDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1969 Oviedo Gets Frost; Snow Covers Dixie fair opportunity to show what these reasons ait at the public hearing an Dec. II, 1UO." Leffler'* Dee. I letter lo MM wee Said that Leffler under stood through talking with school board attorney Douglas Stenstrom that the county school trustees had decided not lo recommend Wil­ liams suspension, "and look no action to reinstate him a* physics teacher." The trustees advise county school officials sod recommend employment or dismissal of school instructional staff. They are a dif­ ferent group than the five-ntM fchool board. Leffler asked that Williams be givtn an opportunity to raply to "II separate charges of miscon­ duct" made again* Hie teacher by Bracken. Frost was reported in the Oviedo ires and temperatures fell to the Ms early aa tho first real cold of the season arrived early this morning. First report* showed little damage to vegetable or citrus crop*, County Agent Cecil Tucker said. Cold weather is forecast again tonight with temperatures as low a* 33-42 around th* county. United Press International re N avy Man Robbed Retarded Child *By 2 Hitchhikers Group Gets Okay Two hitchhikern robbed I-cdr. Edmund Sheppard of mom than $200 near Sunland Estates at 1:60 a. m. today, and then fled in their own car. Sheppard picked up the two men on route 17-92, the Sheriff’a office reported. After one got in the back neat the man in the front threnlen^i the Navy officer with a blackordering •veppaed In vtr hie wall*. Removing Ms* cash, the robber threw the wallet berk la We ear. Both men then got Info a ISM or 1847 black Buirk Liquid Hydrogen Rocket Engine drove north on IT 18. Bosk robber* were about a * years old and were haUeaa, Shep­ Is Test Fired pard said. Owe wore a dark eoet (and carried a brief rase; the other wort a light eoet, Sheppard said. Both were well dreased. The Sheriffs office baa put out ao aU st »tion call for the car to Central Florida law eoforeamoot agencies. Tho only letlero Shep­ pard remembered Worn the Flor­ ida license plate were (ho begin■leg "IQ". •Tax Board Set To Meet Again th e Board of Equalization wW reconvene again tomorrow aftereooc to aooaider the 130 com­ plaint* they received at testimony hearings Is* week. Chairman John Krider said to* ® day the board may reach a de­ cision on all the complaints by tomorrow afternoon. The board of equalization met tor two and a half days last woek to hear complaints from property owner*. The board will meet for the regular county commission meal­ ing tomorrow morning until noon. o Oviedo Election Slated Tomorrow Some 300 eligible voters ar* ex­ pected fo turn out to vote In, to­ morrow'* mayoralty election m Oviedo. Opponents in th* mayor's s t a ­ tion are incumbent M. L. Gary and Domer D. Daniel. The polls will open * I s. ns. and clou* at 7 p. m. 'w Two new rounrilmrn ar* run­ ning unopposed in the election They are Ben .Innre and Ren Ward Jr. WEST PALM BEACH (UPD — A powerful sew rocket engine de­ signed to boo* the nation's race toward space has been successfully le* fired, contractors disclosed hero Sunday. The XLR 111 angina In Uie na­ tion's fir* liquid hydrogen rockat engine, said Charles T. Koelke, general manager of the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Cnrp research plsntt nett Wa* Palm Jtaach. Hr said this waa the engine cho­ ir n to power the Centaur spaca vehicle snd the upper stage of the Saturn rocket. Roelke said Ihs XLR 113 incor­ porated a noval turbopump cycle which "by Its bootstrap action sim­ plifies the angina and inrreatei efficiency." Hr said numerous lest firing* of the engine have been made, showing "there is no technical obstacle which wuuld limit the size of a hydrogen engine of similar de­ sign." Builders said the new engine waa lighter and could carry more fuel than most rocket engines now in use, giving It greater potential to boost a rocket into apace. "The extreme high energy of liquid hydrogen promisee substan­ tial payload increases for missiles and space vehicles," Roelke added. He said experimental hydrogen engines have started and operated under simulated space conditions, achieved thrust of 13.000 pounds, snd produced thrust more than M per rent greater than current kero­ sene fuel rocket engines. Golf Tourney Set The Sanford Women's Coif Asso. risiion has scheduled a point sys­ tem tournament at 8 a. m Wed­ nesday. All memhoee are aeked tc participatt. A DIRECT HIT «n a western tartret in the all-Nuvy weapons competition ut Yuma. Aril., in celebrated by Keith "Bugle Eye” Tourney, right, bombardier, ami the pilot, Lcdr. Henry Dement, of VAH-ll. Thin crew alnti will compete in the Rumhing Derby thin week at Sanford Naval Air Station. (Navy Phnlnl KARACHI. Pakistan (DPI) — President Eisenhower carried hi* peace campaign into Aria today and received mich a tumultuous welcome from one million Pakistani is that mounted police had to churun the crowds to keep them from enifiilfinR- the president ini procession. Eisenhower, on the first trip hy an American president pledged that th* United Blairs and Pakistan would work for a Juat pear* for all mankind. A flight of U. S. donated Sahr*jet fighters flew overhrad as he spokr. After the brief airport fereninnies the presidential motorcade headed in Karachi along 14 m ita of roads jammed with Pakistanis who shouted "Welcome Ike" and "good morning." Once is Karachi the crowds be­ came so thick that progress he loading simulated atomir weapon* rente almost impossible. Th* into .Arils Sky warrior Jet bainbeis. president nasi changed (ruin a Ordnance n ew s are srured on convertible to a Victorian slat* loading time and safely proved- carnage drawn by six horses when ures. Attempt* are being made to the crowds became unmanageable. get VAH-ll into the loading comThe mminled police did their petition, public information officer wurk and tint open carriage UrivJack Langford said. The "Check- rn by a scarlet-clad coachman r'la ii-" 1ST .m i returning * fenmj gyavail safely through the crowd recent Yuma. Arif., competition. , m| reached Ibe house of Pahi* I wii jet Iximhrrs from each tout President Mohammed Ayub NAS squadron will Join in loft | Khan through Hie Hag waving, bombing ov*r I.ake George start- screeching welcome, ing at H a m. tomorrow. Ap. Eisenhower was deeply muvrd pruarliing th* target at a low (,y |),« welcome, the greatest by levrl. each plane will rclf*** its far ever given a visitor lo Pakis­ liomh. then turn over snd fly tan Many ol Ibe shouts were in away in the same direction from Arable but through Ibe tumult which it came. thrrr came the "Ike, Ike. Ike" he Simulated bombing m i s s i o n s heard in every country— this Wrdnp-uJuy, and a loft bombing time pronounced a* in America. contest between a fighter snd In Turkey, where Eisenhower a bomber Thursday, will pri-rt-d* gave President Celal Bayer guar­ the public air -how scheduled for antee* Hi* West will not go suit Saturday. in ns eagrrneas in relax the cold wat, crowds of iixi.oon cheered Ike In Home, where lie reached a new Halo American accord nnd was received Sunday by Pope John X.M1I, rain held tile crowds lo a few thousand*, Eisenhower emphasized the OCALA (U P Il—The last of three peaceful nature of his mission but convicts who held a prison guard he was expected while here to re hostage and terrorized a family new pledges of L’. S. support Chinese Communist at knifepoint in a daring wrekend against escape was captured today In threats. Hr also was «*pectrd Ui Alachua County after being shot use his g->id olfirr* la improve relations between Pakistan and in (he shoulder Lafayette E. Mitchell, 10, of India Roswrll, (is . wa* caught by Alachua deputies at Hawthorne, near Gainesville Depulies said the fugitive was shot in the shoul­ der, lull details of Ihe capture were not known immediately. He The Training I n ion Deparimrnt was taken lo a Gsinrsvilte ho*, of Dir 'Seminole Baptist Assortspilal. li n will hnlil "M" Night services Two uth-q convicts were esp- at Hie First Baptist Church of lured Sunday aflur leading police DeLanil al x p. ill. today. oil a wild auto chase reaching The speaker will tie Dr li A) speed* up to Iff) miles per hour. ten West of Nashville, Tenn, There But Mitchell had eluded srarehers will he special innate, highlight* Sunday night in near • freezing of I9.VJ and spotlights of P)10. The weather. public I* invited to attend Open Derby Competition Heavy Attack Wing One slatted its Bombing Drtliy at Ibe Sanford Naval Air Station today with bomb loading competition between five squndrous. The 30-man crews are trying fo see who ran do the best Job of TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A t least eight persons lo*t their lives In traffic accidents on Florida roads and highways during the weekend, the Slate Patrol reported today. WASHINGTON I UPI) - New pressure for an early sett lenient ol the steel sinks- wa, everted on union and management negotiator* today by federal mediators and mein be ra of Congress. Federal Mediation Director Joseph F. Fin­ negan planned In hold a joiijt bar­ gaining session with the two sides although neither was optimistic about chances of agreement R efugees Kidnaped MEXICO CITY (UPI) -A t least two and perhaps as many as It Venezuelan refugees were kidnap­ ed from their homes here last week by unidentified gunmen, it was reported today. The wises of •x -Colt, Jos* Pachern Guiterrer and Edgar Trujillo Erheserria told In the school division, th* best police thwir husband, were seized large float prize was awarded to Wednesday night and ha\e not been St, I.tike's School, with Lake Mary heard from sinre second. In the small float cate gory, Altamonte Springs was fir* Learn mg’ Lesson PEARL HARBOR i UHIi - U. V and Smdhekd* School second. Pacific Commander Adtn Harry !>. Fell said today un tiie Idlh aims se n a ry of the Japanese Imiuhing of Pearl Harbor that he hoped the attack taught th* American people "never again lo allow- weakness to invite disaster " Adtn Herbert C. tlupwod, Pacific Fleet com­ mander in chiel, said no enemy ever again would take the fleet by such a fatal surprise. Police Capture Escaped Convict ‘M* Night Service To Be At DeLand All Stars Study Indicates Ma Bernta le High Schwa, grid *4ar* were oamed to the 111* Or sage B*M Coafrre ace football team. TW ato are Ray Loada nisi, Jalia Iwvelare, Tarry Christen***. Jimmy Gracry, Chariot Beiaa ta f Naoty lo ts. For Ilka complete story of to* DIM: selections see Jerry Cov­ ington's ralnma an the sweets page. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK vtlptk _ Stork prices si t p m.: American Airlines .......... . IIH American TAT ................ . JUS American Tobacco .......... . t 0#‘4 Ilethlehrin Steel ............ . M>* Chrysler ....................... . «** Curtiss Wright ................ . 3 I<» DuPont .............................. . 333 Kastman Kodak ................ . 107Hi Kurd Motor ................. . *(> General Electric ............. . 82‘) General Motors ................ . I t’* Graham • Paige ............. . . 3's Inti. TAT ......................... . 40'-* Lirtllanl ..................... . IT** Minute Maid ..................... . lit* . 114 Penney . Penn HR ................ . IS'* I 1* Hoysl American ................ Sears Roebuck . HP* .Standard Oil (NJ) . . . . . . , . 3U‘* Sludeliuker ..................... . 12 *s tl. 8 . Steel ................ . *U'« Westingttuuir El................. . Hrti* Atlantic Gale Batters Ship LONDON lUPM—A piercing At­ lantic gale shrieked in off tha ocean todav and pounded tfie Eu­ ropean roast with wave# up to 80 fret high Large and small craft were bat­ tered bv icy winds and mountainmis wavps. The liner Queen Eliza­ beth, m i route from New York was several hours tale at Southamp­ ton xml officials said it would be a day late arriving at Cherbourg. France. The liner was due to leave for New York Thursday, hut it was likelv she would be at least 34 hour* late. WASHINGTON it I'D - F ill Di­ rector J. Edgar Hoover toslay urg­ ed local law otticers to launch a "tough, imapologrtic campaign" againat careless drivers during Christmas season Hoover said in the FBI law enforvemenl bulletin that policemen ami tin- courts nor­ mally are rxpeeted in have "good will toward all men." But, he said, “ this Christmas time spirit musl not extend to our potential highway killers." Lab* Monroe's chloride*, aa tzv dicstion of Industrial waste, bava dropped to half the number present la 1H1, pollution chemist Jim North said today. U ka Monroe's alkalinity to ta n lesa than in 1831, but a turn fool rise In the lake osar tfan port eight years could account for both these change*. Smith **UL Tba Thornton Laboratories chomiato. Smith and Georg* Schubert bava made « of Ihs W4 loot* to ha made on Inks water sample*. They ora nosy finding tha dim solved oxygan content of tb* water to compare this with later hndinga oa bow oMseh oxygen lake bacteria use. Tha rbamitia taka about to samples per day, Smith said. The tachniclan* take tome sample* to Tanipa every day to teal them. Smith aakd h* expects to gather th* Isal samples Deo, 21 and sub­ mit a result report to the stop about Jan. I Sanford’s city eomniiMioaers ordered tha lake teato to see how much the pollution baa changed since the 1881 findings. Chamber Warns B e w a re O f P h o to Registry Scheme Th* Chamber of Ostnnverea Su­ dsy warned all rwsiduoto to be­ ware of ' a "photo registry scheme " Chamber manager John Krista said that ptioto registry or “mug book" promoters are filching thou­ sands of dollars from "gullible'* parents who are led to believw that • photo or snapshot of their chid may torn 1300 or mar* km ism wt advertising. Thee* 1 phony" companies solicit Uie iiiliratasiim of photos fur ap­ proval, and liven congratual# thw parr ill a no the photogenic quality of their children, Krider said. Tlve National Better Busmesa Bureau, according to Krider. ha* issued a report that national ad­ vertiser* do not us* these ser­ vices. A special meeting of the Take Mary Volunteer Fire Department wit be held at the fire house Tues­ day at S p. m. Officers will be elected for the roming year. A very active year is anticipated and ait members are urged In attend and vnl* in tha election. G1 School Bill Certificates Due Enterprise Drive Collects $45 STAR OF THE CHRISTMAS PARADE was Santa Claus, shown greeting hie 26,000 admirer* who turned out to aee him in th* Jaycee "Chriatmaa D re a m s" parade. Th* Herald tomorrow will have pictures nt all the prize winning flunk* on a special pageH Waste Declining In Lake Monroe Lake Mary Fire Group To Meet Get Tough Campaign The first muscular dystrophy drive ever held in Enterprise was completed last week, with approxi­ mately 143 collected Collectors were Mrs Marian Bra dork. Mrs Erny Snodgrass, Mrs. Lois Parker, Mrs, Catherine Sellers, Mrs. Mary Welch. 3lrs. Marie Ray, Mrs Kuhy Hoddenberry, Mrs. Hulls Oglesby, Rev. Bill Swyear. Mrs. Annie Lee Cain. Mrs. Pauline Poole and Robert Poole, with Mi** Helen Snodgrass a* chairman. giaia. North Carolina aad Tkasse tee were covered with t a , tod police warned •Mortals to with caution, parttowlsriy to mount am area*. Florida experienced (reeling tempera lures to portion early this the weatherman predicted told wavs would Hob south into th# state. In moat other eections of toe South, a warming trend i* expect­ ed. The Weather oureau said warmer wen (her to beginning to move out of Ihe Texas region and likely would reach the GaU ita ta by Tuasday. The Great Lakes and Penotyfc vania looked for snow today with parla of tba Kayalono SUto told to expect lecumulatlotu of six laches. Heavy snow was reported today near South Bend, Ind., where truckers said visibility was song Cooler waalhar was forecast to the Northeast and to scattered areas of the mid-Atlantic Mates. A warming trend was expected to the central portion of Hi* country from border to border. l# Communist • threatened Asia, Five Navy Squadrons Yuletfde Parade I Heavy f e ¥ fs Traffic Toll Float Winners Are Announced Settlement Pressure Some 23,000 citizens lined down town Sanford streets Friday to walcb what was described as one of the finest Christmas parades ever held in the city. Participating in the parade were some U bands, 30 floats and 10 marching units. Parade float winners were an­ nounced this morning by Parade Chairman Jack Wilber. la the business division, the Pinecrett Kiddie Corner was first, followed by the Sanford Naval Air Station. In the elvic division, the Anna Miller Circle was fir*, with the Pilot club running a dose second la the religious category, the Methodist Church was No. t fol­ lowed by the Presbyterian Church. ported snow throughout mo* of Dixie today. The covering ranged from 10 inch** in the Ureal Smoky Mountain rations of East Tennes­ see to a lew Hurries In Alabama. A heavy snowfall also blanket«d the western section of North Carolina, and south west Virginia reported up to two Inches. Oeorgla recorded a light faH into it* central section. Roads in many port loo* of Vie- Ike Gets Giant Pakistan Welcome To Use School The Seminole County Associa­ tion for Retarded Children has been granted permission In use the “Lillie Red School House'* foe re­ tarded children in the ere*. Supt. of Sebouls R. T. Milwe* told association members that as •ooo ae *orage space can be found for equipment now in the building it wjll be turned nvnr to the local ncaoeiatta. At a mooting of the group Fri­ day. L C. Crook explained the training program at the Sunland Training Center and that "upper level adalla are taught a trade and many of them are able to secure job* attar leaving the center," He •aplaiOed that retarded children at tba center are “happy" and ate eared for and taught according to (hair abilities. Th# center has access In some TO arras. Many organisations sponsor a collage at Sunland by lending I I a month lo the renter. The money is used to give the cl)(lilrvn spending money of their own, he added. NO, Florid* velrrsns In school under the G. f. bill should have their November certifications of training in Ihe St. Petersburg VA regional office today to gel their December VA monry before Christmas vaca­ tion. New FSU Coach THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING come* to Sharri Sire* a* she wait* to get her polio shot from registered Burns liraca Fisher. Sunan Denton could af­ ford that confident amile at the Jaycee’a polio inoculation* Saturday. Shi wnn just along for the ride. In thin .second Jaycee inoculation aession 694 persons received shots, , (Stuff Photo) TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Bill Peterson, assistant coach at Loutoiana State University, today waa namad bsad football roach at Florida State University. Pataraon, 38. accepted a four-year contraet at a salary of | l t , w a i*W . � 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, December 04, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/b419a93c3385eb17726d9dfbab02b226.pdf 37611385d43a765f2cf55b448517f364 PDF Text Text — ^ V m ll v ■i : • V 1 I- ^ 'Here's One Kiss Thai Paid Off /or Farm Lass T _ *• " *" n *■— m <*.?|>‘** ’ '. w V y fij* . V: Jiu jl *'SE£p- f* j?3| ; 4*/* YiS '‘ 5 3 s . - w . ^ f p 1 AFTER 91 TEARS of aervlcu with the Navy Chief Ivor A. Pokrell (right) i* retiring from the Navy. Chief Pow ell end Mr*. Powell were honored in special cerem oniu at the Sanford Naval A ir Station recently. VAH-7 Commander Kenneth Rowell, left, congratulatea Chief Powell on hie fine jo b e f aorvka. Powell plana to make hia home in Lake Mary Onion leaders Want Shorter WorkWeek | 1 1 r i; i V NEW YORK (UPI) - Whal doe* Mickey Rooney really think a# Jack PaarT TV viewer* didn’t get a thane* lo find out Tuesday night a* Rooney was Invited by Paar to leave the show. Before leaving. Rooney bad told I'aar he was a I'aar fan, and he wasn’t a Paar fan. The comment! came as he leaned on a desk top, on Pair and sang songs. Aiked by Paar if he, Rooney, liked him, Rooney first said "Jack —first of all, I couldn't figure out why you are so popular till I waa here tonight. Then I realized. . .'* At this point the band began to play and Rooney began to ting, “ Love la A Simple Thing" at the commercials began. Rack again, Rooney was still singing—a differ­ ent tune this time-and he then told Paar, "everyone stay* up late to hear your show. I’ m a fan, too , . .you have a wonderful show." Later, Rooney changed hia mind again. " ! look at the show. I WASHINGTON (U P U -A union m M today a aboritr work week nlgM be the only alternative te counteract Ruiiian Premier Ibruihcbev’e warning that he will •Wurjr" Hi, economically. * The b » i way to unset Un* Utrcal, according to Umbaugh, would be fa "lake the fat out of government and glva It back to the taxpayer." Ha emphaiited that a government dedicated to a mora productive America through individual inccntivee ia "a must far aurvival." Umbaugh and five other wealthy Suainenmen have formed an organliatlon called American* for Economic Freedom. “ What we need in the United State* te the atahlUiation of the dollar,’* Umbaugh declared. "A re turn to economic freedom will itabilire the dollar." Umbaugh aaid that 1901 I* "the year of decision." With that in viaw, hia organization plan* to work for delegate* «to the Demo­ cratic and Republican national con­ vention* who will aupport the prin- Hits Officiating MOSCOW (UPI1 - The official elplea of the ARP. He Hid he hope* to have 50 par cent of the Soviet government newspaper Isictiii *<iil R uiiii'i touring bee* delegatee ia favor of hia plan. kctball teams in the United States complained of “ unfair decisions" rilled by Canadian referee* In First-Timers WEST POINT, N.Y. (U H l-C al- list Sumlsy's game at Peoria. 111. gomia and Miami of Ohio appear a* (irat-timera on Army’ * 1990 football icheduie. The Cade* re­ new play next year with Syra­ cuse, the nation'* current No l team. Nebraska ami Piusaugh Rounding out the achedule arc game# with Boston College, Perm Slate, Villanova and Navy. leader If Mickey Rooney, Jack Paar 'M ix' If Up During Television Show South Signs 4 MONTGOMERY, Ala. lU P l)The South baa signed four more player, for the annual Blue-Gray football gama here Dec. 29. Add ed lo the Rebel rosier sre Asa Cos. a University of florid* guard: Hon Podwika, North Caro lint State halfback, Jerry Self­ ridge, Texae Tech guard; and Ronnie Klee. Texa* Trc'i halfhack. Legal Notice rim T in tis m « k N l / T N 'K W h f r . l i y trial t km •r>ft»a»rt In t i n . t n c n m i o t Vra*< I, A >* Knnfnr-I Hr-rnlnr-l, renal r . H n r l . l i , t i n * . . lh> (i.-r|. tl«n« nnrn* n|. H I II \ t i r t - r . t n -1 Hint 1 tnlirait tr* nntrt nsrnn wllti I h s ( ' l * r h o f lha I ’t r r u l t C o n r an n iln nls I ' l i i i s t r , K ln r li la , In arnrdntK'0 w i t h lh a ir ro vU lnn * uf t h r F t r l l l l n u s S ' , or* h l n l i t u * , tii.w I I : Sr . linn M l HI K lo rlrU Stitn i.-. ItIT, SI, U it A Unrlnlln# H-frlr-l NEWCOMER? Havi you, or lias someone you know, just moved to a now homo? don’t enjoy your show," he told Paar. “ I don't enjoy if too much except I can’t stay away from it." “ You enjoy it tonight?" asked Paar. "Not necessarily," r a p 1 i * d Rooney. "Would you tore lo leave?" ask­ ed Paar. Rooney nodded, pulled himself to his full height, shook hands with Paar and exiled lo his lefl. Paxr watched him go while Iha audience applauded and said, “ Il’a a shame, he was a great talent." later, when asked by a man in the audience if Rooney was "really drunk,” Paar said, "I don't think so. Just high strung " Ha added, "but I wouldn’t light a match in here for weeks." CHICAGO (UPI) — A farm girl kissed a stranger Monday and won *f!fl for her fiance. As a result of (hat kiss, Black Jewel. Die grand champion steer of Ihe International Live Stock Ex* posttioo, sold for 933,3M and Its owner, Roy Maase, 31, of Remien, Iowa, will plow of faw extra acre* next spring. The kiw climaxed the bidding on Black Jewel, a 1,060-pound Aber­ deen Angus, at the expesition auc­ tion. The top price of 922,339, or 131.90 a pound, was paid by the Howard Johnson restaurant ebain. The bidding had reached nearly 130 a pound whea EHard Pfaetser, representing the Johaaoa chain, pointed lo Mass flaace, Darlene Hansen, 31, and announced: "If thia little girl will klac me I'U raise it a dollar." Darlene, a pretty, auburn-haired farm girl obliged happily, and the bidding continued until Black Jowul was knocked down to Pfatlaer at 131 a pound. But Pfaelier still had soma unused gcneroelty. "In honor of the 90th anniversary of the exhibition and for kissing thia little girl. I’m going to pay 921.90 h r thh fine animat," be said. While Roy Maasa grinned and Ihe farm crowd cheered, Darlene once again kissed Pfaelser and the prirr for Black Jewel Jumped 9919. The 932,330 represents a sizable nest agg for lha young Iowa couple, who plan In be married nexl spring. Ii i FA 2-7956 or FA 2-1756 WELCOME W A G O N ^ 0 U U t e (, SAVE MANY, MANY Grand Opening Celebration — Price* New Store at 1100 TIMES THE THIRTEENTH PRICE Good OF at ST. In FREE Roth COKES and COUPONS at Store* — SANFORD AYE. at this Sensational 4th ST. and Our GOLDSBORO. SHURFRESH Doubtful Starters MENLO PARK. Calif. (UPI) San franclaco Forty Nmer coache* adopted ■ “ wait and tee" attitude today 'n regard to quar­ terback Y. A. Tittle's appearance In Saturday's crucial game with Ihe Baltimore Colls. Titlle, in­ jured In a game against Ihe Colt* Nov, 23, worked out for the flrat lime Tuesday since he left the hospital last Friday. Legal Notice ••bhi* oi.|i3 rot.TTI in * i> « ro«n itf*in* %•••*# M Public HvarlRi Ti* w ho m M rusjr r o n eer n * N o l l e * la hcreh)* c l i c h In i c e o r ' l * n t a i w i t h Jtcrtlon i o f the Z o n i n g Heg u U Dona t h a t C e n t r a l jt u lm r b a n I ' t l l l t l * * , In* , ha s t r i| ti r »(*’«) * ' i ’ ll*1**• tM*I in It to bifttit anti f.^iarata a w a t e r a jrat # ril on I tic fo ll o w I tig *!*»■ < r I h«*l pr op ar t > : N o rt h ««! ft i»f lent in. Him k .1 , H a r m o n y IIumi*s anbill v iaIon. I 'u h t t f h e a r i n g w i l l he he ld In t h * HcrnlnnU C o u n t y C o u r t If m u * . C o u n t y C o m m l s s l o n e r a room, IV c d n a a d a v , Ii *e »m b# r 1 a. I * M at TiSn r M. o f a a anon t h e r e a f t e r a a poaalbla. Mamlnol* C o u n t y Z o n i n g Commlaaitin Ily R o b e r t P l l r o w n riem ln ol* C o u n t y Z o n i n g r M ra r lo r DEC. I Wonderful for Har-tM) New and important facts you should know about. . . Fre*h Caught b a k e r it e Pork and Beans 2for 29c* PongJuice Kt 1CH(JP ^fW 29‘ Vigal. 49c KU Detergent 2large 39c ql.bit. 10c ULtAlH Mealorutils i lbs. ik M ta.*. nuttr 29*03. MRS. FILBERTS MARGARINE AND YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH If you u*e Mm. Fillwrt’a, you knuw its flavor necret . . . n sweet, freidi fcufenoot her margarine can duplicate. But Mrs. Filbert’s ofTers more than delicious flavor. Today there are facts you should know about Mrs. Fil­ bert’s and your family't health. Much is being written about faLs in food. Some claim that Mturated animal fata build up cholesterol in the blood, while untaturated vegetable oils tuny help reduce cholesterol. Since evidence is (still inconclusive, your doctor is the one to advise you about fate, cholesterol, and your diet. However, you should knuw that Mrs. Filbert’s Mnrgarineiatuadcfrom MULLET » Shortening 3 Limit 1 With Order Aa n result, Mrs. Filbert's is a nu­ tritious. healthful food . . . provide* quick energy, help* your body utilize important proteins nnd carbohy­ drate*. Your whole family cun enjoy Mrs- Filbert.’* with confidence. Uae Mrs. Filbert's as n delicious tablespreud . . . a* a fluvorful season­ ing . . . a* a digestible shortening in cooking, baking, frying Taate why *o many people prefer Mra. Filbert's to any spread, regardless of price. MRS. FILBERT’S MARGARINE For good eating PINEAPPLE Your Cholce Stokely Sisnet the finest domestic vegetable oils, which contain no cholesterol and ore over 70% unsatumted. Mra. Filbert's is enriched with vitamins A and D, ia highly digestible, and is low in writ. . . . a n d g o o d h e a lth ! i Qi — BEEF Yovr WtitMM Wagon HouHh w l a g wit), l i f t * and fr ie n d ly gruatinga from Ihe mmnranity. |! Ja buloiLL j m d SYRUP “ 33” Winter (iarden Fond King BUTTER BEANS PINTO BEANS or n avy beans 1 . Lb. Cans Your Choice APPLE. CHERRY or PEACH ft • * . K I6 S �\ — tiff” - Saturday Shot Day 01}? g>attfori> Sfm tlb V ____________ HEATH ER: Fair through Friday. Cooler tonight. High today, 05-70. Low tonight, 42-50 . ^ otT Ulftad fcesa Leased Wire Gatchel Appoints t. T. Ray George Troy Ray Jr. today vaa named deputy clerk of the Circuit Court by Clerk David Gatchel. The 31-year-oid former Navy man will atart hU work la the clerk'a office Dec. 14. a Ray ie taking tha vacancy left Ty E. L. Burdick who retired lajt month after aerving 33 year* ia the office Ray aaid thu morning be "hopes to do ray beat la the Job that Mr. Burdick ha# held for ao many year*.” Ray, wbo livea with bia wife and two children ea Vine wood Road in Loch Arbor, ie t gradua' of the University of Florida and Jcm iooie High Schooi. While at ■Tlorida he studied business ad­ ministration. Prior to bia appointment to the clerk’a office, Ray was connected with tho Vulcaa Materials Co. at Sanford ia the sale* department and the Goodyear Tire Co. at Orlando. He is a member of the Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce, the First Baptist Church and the ^taaomc Lodge. Churches Stress Worldwide Bible Reading Program Eatabliahed 1908 The Sanford Naval Air Station's VAll-11 ilircts VAII 4 of tlie Pa­ cific Fleet today with Lie winning nf "Operation Top Gun" hanging in the balancr The Sanford based Atlantic Fleet squadron dropped slightly behind the Pacific fliers yesterjtosy in the bombing and navigation -competition at Yuma, Aril. A re run of events held yesterday will decide the winner today. The five crews (rum VAII-11 held the edge in the competition alter Monday's contest in high altitude bombing ami celestial navigation, leading the Atlantic A3D (tiers is Commander G. H. Robertson. Commanding the other crews arc Cmdr. Charles O. Donswaud. I.t. Cmdr. Hank K. Dement, t L|. Cmdr. Donald B. 1'. Brown, and Lt. L. I). Tenmson. Hungarians Claim Espionage Arrests NO. 577 SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UP1I prices at 1 p. m.: American Air'ines .......... . American T ft T ............... American Tobacca ........... Belhlethem Steel ............. C ft 0 ................................ Chrysler ............................ Curtiss • Wright ............... DuPoot *....................«•*.« Eastman Kodak ................ Ford Motor .................... General Electric ............... General Motors ................ Graham • Paige .................. loll. TftT .......................... Loci Hard ....................... Minute Maid .................... Penney .......................... Peon RR .......... Royal American ............... Sears Roebuck ............. Standard Oil <NJ) ............ Siudtbaker ........................ U. S. Steel ................ Westingbouse AB ............. 260 Die In Flood After Dam Breaks Block T*v« 1071* MW *7H MH 12H 2S3*« 106‘ k 78 >s •1*4 32 2'4 39’ . 37*e . . 19** 123 1SW 4*t 48*x 49H 2m 99 38* FREJUS. France (UPI) — The 200-foot high Melpasaet dam burst Wednesday night with a noise like the crack of doom and sent a 33foot wall at watar onto this sleep­ ing Riviera town, killing at least 280 persons. Thr official death toll waa an­ nounced by reacu# headquarters at ir *t §r Vl 'k w■% r *J llf l U f' M M # •f‘ it VfLjf'.y*' " .s 'J * ;-7 -3 K. ■' < 1 f' • -1 ,v l * News Briefs d f **'• , v1* j LAUSANNE, ftwiturland (UP1) -C orn O'Neill Chaplin, wile af movie comedian Charlie Chaplin who was 70 years old In April, gave birth to a girl in the Montchozl Clinic todey. It w»s their seventh child. MM B i.H f * JrAv - j Brazil Revolt Hinted History Class Hears Of European Tour Seminole High School's World History class heard a first-hand description nf sodhwestern Eu­ VIENNA, \ustria (UPli _ A rope yesterday. top Hungarian communist official, Mrs. A. M Haskell, who recent­ in a speech following up Nikita ly returned from a two-month Khrushchev's defense of the use European tour, answered claua arf Soviet troops against freedom questions on religion, economic (fighters, claimed today that mem­ conditions and political difficul­ bers of “ armed espionage groups" ties m southwest Europe, especialhave been arrested recently on |ly Spain. Hungarian sod. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell spent six Ministers of the Interior BeU weeks in Spam, where their Biszju said the arreits, made near visits included Seville, Andalusia, the Austrian border, represented Toledo and Madrid. proof that "several influential A 22 article seriea in Tbe Herald circle* in the United States, Wee* by the Haskells described bistoriGermany and Austria" have not cal and natural sights as well a* Mopped "iolerfvring m Hungary's social and ecooomic condition# ■ ot France to August, 1944, es­ caped total deilructitm because • slight rise ot ground divided the wall at water tot# twin torrent# that roared through Uve tow#'# edge*. But the tow# at 14,099 was ■ scene ot devastation, stunned and flooded, some ot It* streets run­ ning in rivers sis feet deep. A French army rescue team said tbe scene during the night was blood chilling with screams and criea for help coming from the darts* ness. The morgue was a area* at chaos. Bodies of men. w. .1.1 children, moat at them naked, their elolites stripped off by th# fast moving watars, lay side bp side in the morgue, Its chapel and Plana for a new ahopinyf center in the Heftier Home ttrea neighboring buildings taken over at Howell Park were approved last night at a meeting ot the at morgue annexes. Long ltn#s ot anxious relatives, county zoning bonrd. some sobbing, some moaning, Tha board agreed to zone the 37 acre tract as C-l com­ moved through th* morgues, look­ mercial, ing (or Iheir kin and found them Final approval ia ex|>ected to come before the board or dead. county commissioners at their next Survivor# told at seeing neigh­ meeting. bors and even member* ot their The application for a C-2 com­ own famlliea swept from rooftop# mercial ton# in the Howell Park wher# they had clambered In a# subdivision area was refused in effort to aacnpe. Do# rescue work­ an earlier hearing by the zoning er, a teacher, found aeveril at board after some Lake Howell her pupils half buried to tbe mud, residents cumplaincil that there all dead. would not be a sufficient buffer The rushing waters carried away lone between the propoeed shop­ the town’* new power station, ping renter ansi their lakefronl plunging it Into a darkness lighted property. only by th# feint starlight that In other action, an induatrial followed five days at torrential area for a proposed "light indus­ rain* and gales. try'' site was okayed by Ibe board. Chamber at Commerce Commit­ Th# alght at fear aad sudden Thr 4uu-arre tract is owned by tee* for the coming year were death was worst in the farmhouses Seminole Ranches, which hope* to announced today by B. L. Perkins wrhlrh dot th* 10 miles at valley develop* Ihr site In the very near between Frejus and the dam, along future. Zoning Director Robert Jr., the new president. a highway where truck# and ear# Committees are: Brown reported. were swept away Uk# matchstlcks. The area is lorals-d near SK 419 Executive and Finance: Brack A moving passenger trail waa northwest of Chuluota. Perkins, Douglas Slenslrom, T. E. deratlrd as it sped along th# RvvlTucker, Mack Cleveland. Sr., era from Marseillea to Nica but all Harold Kaitnsr, John Ivey, George passenger# were accounted for al­ Touhy, Andrew Carraway, Jack though tw# ear# relied toi# th# Greene, Bob Bauman. water. Armed Purees: Andrew Carra­ way. Karlylr llonslmhlrr, J. Bralley Dtlham, T. K. Ttirker, Cdr. L. D. Tantny; Mason Wharton. Education: Douglas Slenatrom, WASHING TON (UPI i _ Presl deot Eisenhower has set himself John L Rrumlry, Gordon Frede­ a Iwo (old tusk during hts "peace rick, H. T. Mil wee. Waller Teague. crusade" to Asia, Africa and Ix-gislallvr and National Affairs; Europe Mack Clrvrlansl Jr., Joe Davis, Whipped by high winds, • fed Officials said today that the Gordon Frederick, Ralph Smith, moving fire burned several acres president will try to: Douglas Slenstrom. of forest land and Improved pro­ Convince neutralists and Al­ Mrmliership' Bob Crumley, Bill perty yesterday and threatened lies alike that the United Stale* Hemphill, Bud Talley. Italph CssHeel'# Auto Part* and ■ sawmill is sincerely searching for a world wan, Boh Cushing. Bill llalback, lumber building on* mil* south nf peace formula and has no ulterior Boh Karns, B. R. Carroll, Harold Sunrord on Highway 17 92 to a motives or aggressive design*. Kastner, Jack Greene, .Mack Cleve­ heavy underbrush area. Hrassure staunch anil-Commu­ land Jr., and Harold Scott. Hangers at the scene said tha nist friends such as Turkey that Advertising: Robert Karns, Bill hla/e apparently started from sun­ the United Stales will ns>t lowrr its guard during negotiation* with Hemphill, Halph Cowan, Waller light shining through ■ bottle ef water. Russia sin disarmament and sither Giclow, .Marion Harman, Frank Two Florida Forest Service Jones, .Myron Heck. critical i ssu es . Agriculture: Harold Kastner, crews, a water tanker and a craw­ The president spelled out hi* hopes (»r improving America's Merwin Cullum, Hlchard Deas, ler tractor, and the Navy brush "imagr" ahrssasl al his newt con William ladder Jr., Iloiner Os­ crew were at the scror and were able to suppress the fire before fs-rens-e Wednesday, on the eve of borne, Cecil Tucker. it spread further. Th* fire was his departure on the unpreced­ Waterways: Al l-cr, W. Dun ented 22.37U miles visit to It na­ Smilh, F. D. Scott, Joe Nicholas, slopped jusl short of the residenr* of George Hess Jr., th* auto parts tions. Harry Robson. building and an abandoned sawmill He said he felt a "compulsion" Tourist and Convention: Bub during the "relatively few month* Browning, Mrs l.ucile Appleby, lumber budding. County Ranger Rob Gray urged left" to him in office to visit a Fred Herrmann, Frank Jones, I). number at countries ansi try lo II. MacGregor, George Palmer, all resident* nf Seminole County make them see that "our basic Myron Reck and Ford Thomas Jr, to lie extremely rsrefill with fire and in report fires directly to tha aspiration is to search out mrlhMrrchanl Division: C h e a t e r Florida Forest Service it Longod* by which |>c*ce in the world can lie assures! with justice (sir Muse. E. C. Harper Jr., Clarence wood. Gray al«o asked that every­ Resisting, Ralph Cowan, Ed Hunt, one Interested in obtaining fire •vrrytmdy " Bill he j !mi (eels, according lo F. K Roi.inillat Jr., Waller Girlow line* around their property eontact him. lop aisles, that an equally impor­ and Marion Harman. tant pan of his “ mission" is to make it rltar in those who have stood firm in thr anti-Communist fight that thr United Stales is not going to compromise anv basisprinciples just to get agreement with the Russians. Perkins Selects Committees For C of C Activity Santa Is Here! Mr. Claus arrived yesterday in an A3L) jet-style sleigh supplied by VAH-5 at the Naval Air Station. ff 'j viTiC ' Ike's Tour Task Is Peace Crusade Female Jury Clears Ray In Morals Case DETROIT (UPI) -Singer John­ nie Ray planned to leave for New York today, cleared by an allwoman jury of a charge of solicit­ ing a vice squad policeman to com­ mit an immoral act. When the jury announced its verdict Wednesday, Ray promptly fainted on the courtroom floor. The singer, famous fur hit ren dition of the sung, "C ry," broke into tears when revived and said, "My prayer* have been answered." Ray was arrrstrd, Nov. 21 by policeman Eugene Caviston in front of a downtown night apot. During the twoday trial Ray te*. tiffed he had invited thr policeman to his hotel room for a drink, but denied making any immoral propo sition to him. the regional prefect in Marseilles. Additional scores of villagers were feared swept to their death whan 43 million tons at water cascaded through the 10-mile long Reynan River Valley. Frejus, founded by Juliua Cae­ sar and a target nf the Allied in­ vasion nf the Mediterranean coast Howell Park Shop Area Is Approved z ;v 1 w V! jfc F a jj 4% ** Seven For Chaplins RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) Several air force officers wert arrested today in the provincial capital of Balo Horizonte when they arrived there from Bracilia amid unconfirmed reports of an army rebellion. The reports said army officers in Belo Horizonte and Parana were rebelling against ^ An ioviuttoo to Join the "world's their commander*. largest Bible reading class" baa been leaued through many local 250 Million On Roads churches. The lath annual World ORLANDO (UPI) — Florida will wide Bible Reading program ia sponsored by the American Bible spend a quarter billion dollari be­ Society eocouraging Christiana a- tween now and the end of 1980 cross the globe to Join In a unified for new roads, Road Department Execbtlve Director Ralph Davis eempaljp at Bible Reading. Lilts of Scripture selections are said today. Davis, speaking al the Wistributcd through local congre­ Florida ' Highway Users Confer* gations suggesting Bible portion' cnee, said the huge figure includes expenditures for construction of j h be raid each day between •Thanksgiving and New . Year * pait* of the slate's 1,110 nillsi of Day. Orar ao million copies at limited eccese'Interstate highway. thee* Hats, which we printed ia bookmark form, have been distri­ Contract Sought GALVESTON, Tex. (UPI) buted over the world. One of the primary values of this inspiration­ longshoremen representatives and al effort ia that it Introduces to tbe Gulf Coast maritima industry tha Bible thousand* every year met today to try and write a new contract which thr union said will who never beforr have read It. Begun in 1943 by the request of have tu be as good or better than an unknown marine on Guadal­ the East Coast agreement reached canal for a Bible-reading fellow­ this week. J. Ross Dunn said, how­ s h ip with his family in this coun­ ever, he feared Tuesday's agree­ try, the worldwide program baa ment with the Atlantic Seaboard been effective in Joining Christiana I n t e r n a t io n a l I-ongshoremrn'a .of various creed*, nationalities, Assn, unions at N'aw York "may and races in reading the *•■ nc increase tension here " Bible teals each day. This program ia sponsored by No Decision a distinguished committee of lay­ HAVANA (UPI) — No derision men, headed by President Elsen­ has been handed down by the revo­ hower. The Bible reading selec­ lutionary tribunal* pundering gov­ tions each day will be announced ernment demand* that two Ameri­ over radio and television station* cans be put to death a* foes of £ n many ar Premier Fidel Castro. Tbe vardict The Week uf December 8 13 has of a court martial In thr western been designated Universal Bible province of Pinar del Rio in tbe Sunday. Churches of this region rase of Austin F. Young, of .Miami, will give special emphasis to the was expected Wednesday but was place and importance in Christ­ delayed without explanation. It Is ian experience other Sunday, the not certain how anon the judge­ Sth or the 13th ment will be announced. VAH-lt Competes tor Derby Honors THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1U59 . The Jayree* will sponsor the aecond in their series o f polio inoculation* Saturday at tha Jayce# Informa* tion Building on French Ave. Shota will be given from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. by ragi*tered nurses. The charge of $1 per inoculation will be to cover the coat of vaccine, needle* and ayringea. All aervicea are being donated free charge. A IIKill K A N K IM i WELCOME Wmh given Santa al thu Naval Air Station by Vice Admiral W. L. Reca, commander of Naval aircraft for the Atlantic Fleet, at rijfht, and Rear Admiral K. L. Craijr, commander o f Heet-Air Jacksonville, who took time o ff during their viail to the station to ex­ change Christum* greeting* with Mr. Clan*. (Stulf 1'huto*) School Kids To Get Out Early To See The 'Christmas Dreams' Parade Friday More than Jot) school children will be gelling one of Iheir Chris­ ms* pressmt* early this year, thanks to Santa Claus ami the an nual Christmas parade scheduled at 4 p in tomorrow in downtown Sanford. School officials reported today that Seminole County school chil­ dren m double sessions si the time at the parade w.il be allowed out of school early if their par enis pick thrin up from school. Supt. K. T. Milwee emphasized that children will be allowed out of schools "only if iheir parents pick them up." Ms-anwhile, the Jaycees are com­ pleting last minute preparations tor tomorrow’s event, expected to be the biggest and best parade ever held here," titled "Christmas Dreams.'* AU parade participant# are ■ ft d la he p* Mm perada'e starting point at first St. and Sanford Ave. by 1 U p m so oUlctal* can start lining up finals and marriung units. The parade will come down First St. to Oak, south on Oak to Fourth St., east un Fourth St. to Sanford Ave. and then north on Sanford to Second St. Lake Mary Square Gets Decorations The three judges of the parade rntru-s are polishing up ail the rules ansi regulation* lo Judge the I 2 prizes in each of Ihe four division*. This year's judge* are John I.. Galloway, Mrs, Volie Williams and the Rev. Hubert Spear. The star of the parade, Santa Claus has arrived from lh» north Pole by jet sud is staying with friends at the Naval Air Station until thr parade. The business squsrr at thr inter­ section of Country Club Road and Crystal Lake Drive in Lake Mary Church sSale Friday will shine with the holiday spirit The WSCS uf Grace Methodist this Christmas season. Church will sponsor a hake sale Frank Evans, pioneer huunets- in front of the F’ood Fair tomor­ man of (he community, yesterday row, starting al 2 p. in. Mrs. Roy donated strings nf colurcd lights Wall is genera! chairman of the and the rosls nf material and sale and procresls will he used labor to decorate the surround lo purchase kitchen equipment for tng busldiflftn. 1 live new oilurib budding. Rangers Halt Brush Fire Near Buildings Stations Ordered By FCC Assessor Warns Of Homestead Deed Requirement Tax Asaeftwa- Richard McCann# today urged all resident* living in their home* under a contract agreement or unrecorded deed tu .have that instrument rerorded be­ fore Der 3t so Ihey ran be eli­ gible foe homestead exemption m I960. McCanns Usuml warning after an appeal hefurr the board uf equalization yesterday by 33 pro­ perty owners who had been denied homeMead exemption because many of them had not filed any recorded deeds before the eseinpturn deadline. Residents should record iheir deeds in the clerk's nfftce at the courthouse. Bazaar Saturday The Upaala Community Presby­ terian Church Dorcas Circle will hold their bazaar and bake aale nest lo the Lake Mary Jtotsodajr, stanza# M a. a . To List Program Finances WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th# Frdrral Communltalion* Commis­ sion took an unprecedented step today aimed at cracking down on payola and deceptive advertising practices on radio and television. It ordered every radio and tele­ vision station in thr country to submit within -VI day* rompicie information on the financing of its programs The request for the information wa* contained in * teller sent lo ail ot the 3,234 radio and televi­ sion stations licensed by the FCC. The action dearly stemmed from the recent disclosures of TV quiz show scandals and a coming invrstigatioa ot payola, (lie practice at paving disc jucksy* to play record* on the air. Payola or any other type of hidden commercial practice ia il­ legal under Uie Commiuucatkma Art of 1934 which created the FCC to police the broadcasting Indus try. Anyone found guilty of break­ ing thia law could face a maxi­ mum penalty ot tIO.OuQ or one year to prison or both. FUC member a h*v# violation also could toad to lose at license by station* which sanction payola or so called "sneak" com­ mercial practice* Th* radio and TV stations werw given unlit dan. 4, 1980 to supply information on th* program financing practice*. The FCC asked them tu report on "what internal controls and procedure* you have established to provide you with information concerning the remuneration, other than that paid by you, that has been or may be received by individual# in connection with par­ ticipation in th* preparation and present alum of programs broad­ cast by your station." Another government agency, th# Federal Trad# Commission baa launched it# own inquiry into dia# jockey payola practices, lu crack­ down would be aimed at record compact*#. FTC Chairman Earl W. Kioto* also warned broadcaster* I# #o m up with an industry "plan with­ out loopholes” to curb misleading ads or the FTC will atop to to "fully discharge Ms duties'* kg �r -*Editorials _— ■ - _ fly FRANK EI.EAZER t Market* and other stuff they rart-t days big bills wer easier to WASHINGTON I LTD - It he cd home from the war. A fellow trace. Agents soon found their suit to look like one of our more from Brooklyn no( Ion* ago sent man. He w it *o or older. * Polirh dependable taxpayr for the past in 1300 26 with this explanation: several years has been a Seattle "I admit milking the row and immigrant who had risen from peddler to bustnc t success. IK resident who just possibly never wish lo make restitution." Enclosing $250 in cash, an an­ said this country had been kXl filed a return. Each week he or site Muffs onymous correspondent from Bir to him and he wanted to make Si or so in an envelope and drops mingham, Ala., recently told the sure he hadn't erred ' i his own it in the mail to "the collector tax boss: "1 got saved and I favor wl.ea reporting hi, tax The agent! had heard that of Intertill Revenue, Washington feel I must do (hit How 11 it kind of story before. They de. with your soul?” D. C." 1 guess the government Has eided to look at hla bonks. Th.-v These anonymous offerings have checked his returns for three totalled 1712 since somebody notic­ one. Anyway, the tax men say years The result was. they gave ed their similarity and recurrence *0. They recall a case many him hock the $3,000 and ir and started ■ tally. The serial years ago when five $1,000 bill* ranged to eet him a refund. He turned up in a letter from some­ number of each to of I! bill has had overpaid by $!t.0O0. been recorded and the money idd where in New England. In those — V ed to tha government's conscience fund. I don't know whether there has been a national outbreak of hon­ "Recently,” Kyger related, 1 esty or what. But conscience WILLIAMSBURG, V«. (UPD— money his been raining down on Robert W. Kyger is a sentimental had a couple ring the door bell. the Treasury at • nta of $700 or justice of the peace who collects They were dressed in Bermuda MOO per day. President Eisenhower and he wedding ring boxes a* memento** shorts and so was I," The JR suggested he chance hoped to pick up $83,000 in con­ of tha couplet he ha* married. science payment) in fiscal 1M9. Il‘a an unusual collection, he into more appropriate attire bus It turns out he took in I2tt.471.16. admitted, but no noire unusual they were impatient, “ and si-*.r The previous year** take was than many of tha 6(H) wedding* there's nothing in tha law about only $88,014 7fi, ha ha* performed during the past not marrying people wearing Ber­ Most tax dndgeri find ii posst 20 year*. muda short* I mauled them.” hie to ease their consciences with When the ceremony i* ovee At least half wera unusual sim­ payments of less than $4,000, the ply because Kyger used to run- Kyger often gives his fee to tha amount received from an anony­ duct the ceremonies In hi* funer­ bride, especially if the couple is mous Chicagoan last week. Tax al parlor. During the past 10 young ur the husband is it* the agents here say its downright armed services. amaiing how many anonymous years, however, they have taken “ I can tell If they need lb* place In the more traditional set. taxpayers figure their debts at money,” he said. *T take it from ting of his home or garden. an even $10. the husband and hand it bark lo The biggest anoaymoqs pay­ the bride. She knows what to '$» ment on record waa $30,000, in with it.” 1816. Many years ago, Kyger started L'ncle Sam got hi* first record collecting the wedding -mg boxes ed conscience payment ta lilt. that tha couples left behind. The With the exception of 1841. assortment now includes jeweler’* something has been dropped into labels from all part* of the na­ the kitty every year since. In tion anti a few from Mexico. 1*27 the contribution* came to The county'a vegeta HI* industry of confidence saved mg from a $6 The big year to date was 1950. suffered medium tn heavy damage bet on hi* colt. when the anonymous take wax during this week's cold wave. The hnries, finally, stood twang­ $370,283.47. The total received County Agent Ceeg Tucker, said through last June 30 was $2,536, ing at the starting gate. The flags today. of nine nations fluttered stiffly in 678. bomehow, a lot of the unsigned the breeie. Tucker reported heavy damage mailings are postmarked at quiet lo the arra'a egg plant and pepper And like a bolt out of the blue, a tall biunette form went racing hours like 2 a. m. Many are id- industry, where in many case* ice dressed merely to "Conscience De­ formed on the lender crop plant*. by, skipping down the stairs in partment. Washington, D. C." Tucker said the celery and front of me, shouting in a whisper One regular contributor recent­ to no one in particular: "I haff a ly has been a Tampa fellow who cabbage damage was medium, hot teep." She skittered to the addresses $10 bills every month or with only t few spotted areas “ place" window and pul her mon­ so to the "conscious" fund. Fort­ hurt. Tucker said also that the citrus ey on France's Hun. I followed unately the postmaster takes a industry escaped with only slight suit. broad view on matters of spelling. The unwitting tipsier was Car. Hr sc-nds these promptly to the damage during the blistering cold snap that moved across the coun­ lota Savarese, Panamanian wife Internal Revenue Service. ty during the part weekend and of a Washington, D. C., doctor. It's not only tax matters that Monday. And then the horses were off, 1 gel people's consciences tn hurtAlthough no froei was reported, found myself urging them on. I in x- A government worker in Hoihad so many beta going that all ton enclosed $35 with a nice tet­ temperature# dipped as low as 32 I could yell was, “ Come on, any­ ter explaining that he had used degree* in some aress of the county Monday. body." government stations for his pri­ I meant anybody put that burse vate correspondence, ami he owned by Capt. Guggenheim, wanted to settle Ihr debt. Kil let­ Although the total number of which I knew wouldn't win from ter was on government station­ mite worker* on farm* in Eng­ the look in the owner's eye. ery, of course. land and Wales declined by 5 600 The horse was Raid Eagle. It Ex-soldiers, or their mothers or In the put year, there has been * * § won. vrrtves, are forever chipping in to an increase of 2,800 In the num­ A!is. SwsaiCse'a lip fur revuirU cover foot locket*, bug bomb*, ber of ilrose under I place paid off. My $2 won $8.80. I learned later where she got her tip — from the wife of somebody who gut K. from a friend of the jockey. w m lll- ii V _ Thank You, Firemen \ kc-, mm Fire fijfhlinj: is not an easy job but often is a thankless task. Once in awhile, though, the men who do their best to save propertv and people from fires net a "thank you. Mrs. Robert Cully, whose house at 1200 Magnolia Ave. - was saved from damage Sunday night when an adjoining apartment was burned, called to urge a public acknowledge, ment of the efficient work of the fire department. “ If it weren't for the work of Chief Cleveland and his firemen, we wouldn't have a roof over our heads today," ' Mrs. Cully said. ; She said the fire fighters worked quickly and bravely to confine the blaze to the apartment and pre\entcd it from gpreading into the main house. And that was the night the fire department had three other calls, too. So, for Mrs. Cully, and others, thanks fire­ men. • Sentimental JP Keeps Souvenirs • Trade At Home Tha Chamber of Commerce's monthly bill Win notes that Cheater Muae, new chairman of the Retail Merchants IDIvlaon, la pushing the effort to promote "trade at home." The bulletin points out that income in Seminole County b a t an all-time high, hut that retail sales have not increased la proportion to the rise in buying power. Tha Herald hH« steadily plugged for the trade at home Idea—and thia includes all the shopping areas in the county, in which the merchants make their living and pay their taxes. If anybody haa any good ideas how to help Mr. Muse and tha merchanta committed promote increased buying here at home, apeak up. • • • Tax 'Conscience' Fun^ Keeps Growing IN THE BAG-WE HOPE r • It) KD KOTKHHA ’ WASHINGTON — The place where people excicise greater The third annual Navy Appreciation Day will be held hindsight than they do in the poli­ Dec. 12 under apoiisorship of the Chamber of Ctumiieice, tical arena is at the racetrack. which enlists the aid of the Jaycees also. And here is a horrendous ex­ Outstanding works and events of the men of the Naval ample hasrd on the tunning at A ir Station frequently are acknowledged in various ways, Laurel, Aid., of Ihr eighth Wash­ but thia day on which thu whole community pays tributo to ington, D. C. International race. the Navy is the most important expression of neighburlinesn. Wbat thia amateur assayn of The Chamber o f Commerce hopes to do the town proud equine qualities knows about ruse. whan it puta on the big event at Ft. Mellon Park. It means hore.es and kor.eraclng could he that the community does not stop nt the Air Station gate for easily inscribed with a fat pen the personnel who are stationed there. on the head of a hohuall. The only previous acquaintance with horses had been with the stark political variety. Rut xtimelardy bail a free pa»*. and lh« next thing you know 1 ROCHESTER, N. V. (UPD Only alter perfecting the brush was In the loity, gla •s-enrlo-ed When more than loo school chil­ movements on their cheeks and prnthou>e-like crow's nest of John dren hare ware taught to brush lip* were the pupils allowed to Kchapiro, Ilark president. He wus their cheeks with a toothbrush, it "graduatr" into actual brushing entertaining th e internal Inna! waa all In tha interests of science. of their teeth. elite, including the owners of the Hygienists were pleased with 12 horses. The Eaatman Dental Dispenaarjr conducted a research project the results. Three months after This was the jackpot. Race­ to teat a new method of leaching Ihr rlasies, 75 per cent of the track gold. Even though I knew Children to brush llieii teeth ia children were found to be brush­ nothing about picking winners by the manner rerominendeil by the ing llinr teeth in the correct up. |looking at horses' teeth. I d go and down manner. , American Dental Association. one better anil pick out the win A hygienist conducted 20 mut­ tiers by looking into the owners' ate toothbrush Ing classes once a eyes. The look of i tmfirlence would week for three week* with a Doubling Up tell. roup of first and second grader*. NEW YORK (LTD - A second ha taught the proper stroke* and tinned States will hive In be built wrlat movement* — down on the upper teeth, up on Ihr lower tecih in W years, say housing officials Harrell —by using a toothbrush on the of Allied Chemical's outside rithi-r thsn the inside n( Building Materials division. They BY WIN PENDLETON bar mouth. The children follow­ point to vluiisiic* Indicating that lire biggest objection we *rr in ed suit, so she mold see if they for every person alive today we President Elsenhower's Kuduy trip will have two by the year 2oon got the idea. around the world is the appearance II rrralrs nf copying Mr Khruvli chev. The whole Idea ol Ihr Irip appears as ihoiigh it were un afterthought. ACIIOMS ?. Ooddi >s of 20. ( large 1. Uwtltly volranoee (or Il looks lo u* like .somebody 6. Illaae (posa.) services rushed in to see the ('resident one 1L Typ«o< X A s M im e d 22. A cone morning with a "bright Idea " The TIC* name Itfit.l arguments (or the trip may have 11 Rabbit fur 4. Mar.>li plant*23. Labor sounded like this. "Mr. K ha* IX Choice part b. 1Inrin aim strike been covering a lot uf ground and 14. Raking center «• o t lo q 1 making » lot of tricmlx and maybe rharubcni 6. Flouting 21 Itury we lu-ller gel busy doing the same IX Ti ly h e masses 2-i. Ignited thing before it * in late " 16. Rill of 7. Wash 2 6 . Russian l o l t r i l i r ’i A nt- t f n c liter anchor The lug question I* this getting k. Copy IT. Half an err. !> Inorganic pinno lo be an Ann l o an habit? Rushing 35. Moved, ns 18. Attacks 111, Entangle 30 L i t t e r s wind around trying to catch op with 10. Frlar'a title 111. Cl at lllcd 3.H Kxi I mi*. .31 \ s ilk \oil everything Rial .Soviet Russia lines 21. -------------I'J.lie Ill* 1 r u( Roll 32 Killy instead nl having a few 11le.1v of France Asia 3U, ubese 3,1 Metal Ug our own 22. .Scorch This seems tn he the pattern f i i * 1 • 7 A 2X Famous today. We begin a submarine build mnrksm.ru II ii mg program live years alter Itu, 27. Crickot IS *ia has completed die world , 28. Title „r i4 11 reaped greatest submarine fleet. We null 20.1’erimt like mad In throw a satellite at l» l* if SO. Flower the moon lost because Russia did b 34. Tha un­ it. A JO it known g--u V /. And now our Prcvdo-ui takes oil Y/t (Hindu) on a good will "selling" trip around ii ?// i i S3, lifter the world m an effort to counteract 36. Mr. L'to.by li A J* Mr Khrudichev's travels. 37. bilk vr it Toothbrush Class An Outside Job £ I mingled among 'em. I over­ heard a portly fellow talking in Russian. Thai was Yevgeni Dol­ matov, who owned Gamier and Flung, the Soviet's finest racehot set. Dolmatov leaned river anil wink­ ed at the man at his side and mur­ mured: "Ovlyyen Harashaw " I knew the translation — "very good." Ho this was his tip! 1 edged downstairs through the harrier of hlucbloods and shoved my hills at the man behind the rage. (The odds were so high on the Red nags that one bet covered both the horses. | When I got buck, several pto pie were surrounding Mrs. Noel Simpson, of Auklnnd. New Zea­ land, wife of the owner of lip and Cuming. ||pr ryes lighted up as she .aid that t p and Coming should be up amt gojng. I made another trip l» the "win" window. This atmosphere of uwners' con­ fidence kept glowing with each new owner I met until 1 had plac ed bets on Ihr 111* ' of more than a lo r lf- d o s t n s u n - w ,lilii*la. Ilnly one gentleman plainly dis­ played hesitation about Ins entry. That was L'apl, Harry F. Guggen­ heim of New Yolk, former Amlutssudor to Cuba. Hit open lack SNO—TREES by Washington See Saw DAILY CROSSWORD feed. 1 38. Lasl 4X King Ailhiu * if father *4 I* % y / 41. By imculf 42. Mel's 43. Doctrine D i* txm \ 1. Boston Garden, for one 1% % % A Page b u % % to •( ia No one ha* >cl said what I'resi dent Eisenhower (dans to accom­ plish. Certainly, lie cannot hope to contribute much to the solution of the Indian problem by spending an afternoon with .Mr Nehru or do the United Slates much good by merely liuving lunch with Franco 111 Spain About all he will have time for on any of these "pop” calls is to shake hands with hi* host ,md promise lo send him mure American dollars. We think it is tune lor America to quit copying somebody else and to recapture the lead in dealing wilh other nation*. Ihe way we copy-cat other countries today is a far erv from (lie American tradi­ tion of 182.1 when President Monroe iolil the world to keep out o( our hack yard. We need a return to the positive approach of President Monroe. Wouldn’t vie hr heller off if w* told the world what we stand for— then stick to It? Instead of (Idling around the world trvlng In "out Khrushchev" Mr K we think the President's lime would bo spent better it he slated home anil wurked on a strong. Iir 111 and ib (mile policy lor siren. 1.icmng our friendships in the Western Hrmisphrr Isn't the Cuban situation ■ per feet example of how our negative foreign policy ran gel out of hand? This is a clear rase of "sloppy" day-to day, catch ai-ratch can for rign relations. Are we going to continue to sit by and let some revolutionary up­ start push us around? l)r are we going to hchave like the great na­ tion we are — and tell the wildeyed Cuban to behave himself? This Cuban mess certainly was nu surprise. We had plenty of warn ing. The State Department should have paid more attention to the pushing around" that Vice-Presi­ dent Nixon received in Vencruela. What to do shout it? Milton Eis­ enhower, the President'* own bro­ ther. has made several trips to Latin America. Hit famous "Latin\mcm-an Report" 1* still gathering dust on the President's desk. There is no mystery about the unrest and bad feeling agamat the United .Stales in Latin America and it will take positive action to over­ come il. We think the Important job is right here in the Western Hemisphere rebuilding the famous good neighbor policy of Cordell Hull — and md traipsing around the world with no rral plan in mind. Hope Tor Hearing 11 DENVER (UPD - At least 80 per cenl of the bearing Impair mrtii« nf pre school age children "can In- cured or arrestrd" hy medical care if delected early l’ enough, according lo hearing >pe y / >4| culm s ftuutinc screenings of .1.113 three and tour-year old* 111 V / 4» Denver m lltc past two year* Ird lZ-3 tn the discovery of Lit) children with hearing loser* About so per cent had problems of a conductive nature, which usually respond In Thur-tlay, Dtcc-mlit,r :t, I'J.VJ medical treatment. /// • D a u |0 l o i n © * UP TO 42 MILES PER GALLON nai-U M r.lli iivv. Akira, J ( 1 * 0 1 X0 **> lM U Iaa a>M |»p Ihe while sturgeon is th* larj J*LS* ININ cut £ 1.1 V SSMNAN est (rch water fish in ihr U S X***|l»s Bailor fallals .r tttvlllf *.-1 he*l1 I1 tur It Is found in the Columbia and Pnbllakrk liill) X rrsi vaiinla), sa.aar, ■ I ........ . 1 |iiib|hh»i| Snake Hirer*. Some specimens •* I««r«Imt pf 17n nil Imh I bit* «««im* weigh as much a, half a ton a«i*u* n ••••»* «'••• m i i i u Urnktr j j . u r n , .1 m, (■••, otto* „ aaatare, SUrM* •■*«> Ik* A«r *1 !■*■>••• Mate* A l*T* S. VKI VS F * « N atal* k H * l * ** l b * • Or •( i k . L a l i - a i*r**» a k i n r, • ■ n i i « a • e a a k l l n ' i w * ■ ( a ll I k* l * * * ! l t « r t r i a l . * aura* ta t k l i See At N* Nall la •■miauls I anal* ail nrkir aa* a**k 1 tea* in .it l*.r>a 1 lit.Sir 1Star a Maark* a.ia a.M a Naalka S TS 1Maalk* a Maalkl AM IN * Naark. A** 1 Naalki I Maalk l.wu I k* IMaalk l.aa I Naark J^^JJJ**** Ntaaraiiaa *-->-ia# rk-i an raali aavirrif.i.ai ka para la "l.aw SM ALL T AILS NOT K. Ul ihe IMninamnn'* Channel 2. n rrkjiss trbtoA c»- X&HlKlftik 211 of Sundayh at 6:011, Shop For Christmas •iNkCkaii-i ton a arts* llw m liiUt.rr • r XartUr Olil** Kkl* Vegetable Crop Damage Reported Assignment Washington Navy Day Dec. 12 % 4= ««» FRENCH AUK A U IK H L slN K SS - SIDELINE! FA WHITE Largaat, Moat .Mitchell and Beautiful COLORS Diaplay la Tk* Caanty Mitchell Specialties West aid* of Hwy. 17-91 la F*m Park Ml T-448! iBob C^um kjL} �* r 8 h» #*nfn.*S Ir r ilh ' T h u n . Dec. A. lfl.'D — r a r e 3 Birth Control Issue •Seen As Vote Factor WASHINGTON ( U r i ) —Pr*»i- California, another Catholic ami , dent Kitenhower may hav* dim­ prospective candidate for tha De­ med the religious issue as a force mocratic nomination. Democrats »rr» Still worried. i I in the 19*50 pic*ideutial campaign but their is mi sign that he has However much they might do- | pushed it out of sight. ploro the injection of a religious The I'le.ident appealed to be issue into politic*, they (till KM.d trying to knock teligion out of fear whether reliirtous bias might . fgmxt year's campaign with his cost thrm vote*. Si|urlching talk about lurth conWednesday news conference com­ ment that the L\ S. government trnl would not squelch i|ur«tion« has no hudness providing birth a« to whether church doctrine control help to countries with would influence a Catholtc presi­ dent's decisions. overpopulation problems. Catholic clergymen applauded Ins statement and aonic l’ rotc*lanl leaden objected. The religious issue, already an unknown factor fur land, erupted an putdir debate following the re­ cent statement of L". J*. Catholic bishops that government funds ahimld not hr u*ed for b rth con­ trol progiams in undcrdrveluped enuntrica with population probWASHINGTON llT I t - t? you Jems. Thr Ft. ’ Rev. James A. I’lke, read at acreage speed. IS chtl- I Protestant Kpiscopal bishop of tlren will In* birn in the w >rld t'alifornia, immediately asked if during the time it takes you to Catholic candidates for public of- j read Ihi* sentence, Nine people have died during fice wera bound by the dreiara jfn*n. I'ro^ptnive pie»ui«*ntiAl ran the same interval of time So the •Tdnla'et i of Catholic and 1'iutrsiant world a population showed a not growth of nine faiths wrre asked how they frit. Kerry’ 24 hours, the total grows There was some belief that the controversy hvt seriously dam hy fUOOO F.arh >ear, it increases aged the rnances of Sen. John F. by about 50 million — the rqtuv Kennedy ID-Mast.i, front-running alent of adding an entire nation ■pro'IVt for the Democratic pres­ the size of France. This is the "population explo­ idential nomination. Kennedy, a Catholic, said the sion" that has plunged religious birth control issue should hr Irft and political leaders into contro to the other countries hut that if versv over the need for global ny such question should some b»rjh control measures any .Kt.dc it in * '» »• * * * errferr fnrr him he would deride growth are not in dispute. In rr accord with his oath of offer. As the first strong Catholic ion- rent years, the intro<luction of tender fur the presidency since modern health measures ha« Alfred FI. Smith was nominated caused a sharp drop in dejth ratrs, particularly in underdevel by the Democrats *in 1928. **'"• Ken- oped countries. But birth rates ■ ■* ■ [nrdr ..ready knew hi. religion haxr rfmain€(1 al lra Issue Stirred Up By Population 'Explosions' f j*** *" r ' w9* ? mg whom•m,: nK I Iti-iuoci.is under they ■•hould nominate in IMfl. I ••oiling from . Republican president. Ki.enhower a remark, Wedue.day may have taken the be.t off the specific issue of birth fonlml for I)**mi>traU lik# Krnnfdy and t;«v. Kdmund G. Brown of French, Algeria Talks Are Urged r.NITED N \TIO.NS, N. Y. (I I 'll—Opposition g'cw Sodny to . 21-nation Afro-Asian resolution railing on Fiance to hold dipl"malic talks with the Algerian reb­ els in an effort to end th« fiveyear-old war in the F'rench Afri­ can lerrttory. France could count on both Rntain and the I n,te.| Stats, for •nppnrt ib the f««.r day-old Alge ■flan ilrhate and It appeared cerItain the t.alin Anietican countries Isvould fail in tielund them. The frscilutmn is before the Assem­ bly's main political committee, ! Wednesday both the t'nited Rlales and British appealed to the Committee to lease the question iln the French and A gerians, with­ out passing a resolution of any ‘ kind. The Afra-Asian resolution, Intro, ked'iceq Wednesday by Burma, call­ ed for French-Algerian talks on e .ease f.r* and self-determinatpm for Algeria tjualified diplomats sources pmlirted today the measure s» eild fad to gain approval in the ‘ Assem bly. Afro Asian aireptance 'of compromise amer.dmcnti »»• seen a* the he*t hope of avoid­ ing an A**rnihly defeat, however, anil there was talk of several Isti- a amendments ditional levels. a ,,ramallc Thr h.gh ha, acceleration in the rale a. which Ihr hllman raC(. „ nlultipl).ng. a «fore World War II. total point­ lalion growth never exceeded ^ r, nl a year. Today Ihr growth ^ j|»oiil 1.7 prr rent \%orlil Wllj), antl mrtrr Ihan 3 pcr cent in some parts of \s:a and \fnca At this rate, the population ol thr earth will increase frum the prrsent 2.90U.UUU.0UU to atxiut I.UftU.OM.OlNI hv 1980, and to more than ti.uoo.uoo.ooo by the end of the century. If Ihr farts are nut in dispute, their implications ate \n in cfresio.iy avrimoiuou* d -bl'e, which already has involved I’ rcsi dent Kisenbower. Protestant and Catholic religious leaders and nearly all candidates for the |90o presidential nominations, centers a round tlircr questions Tile firs' is How serious i« the prob'rm of population pressure The t athoiir Bishops of the l nited sta'cv in a formal state ment la*' >seck. asserted that ' pessimistic population prediv tors" base greatly exaggerated the danger They expressed conltdenre Dial ' the tints lar hidden reservoirs of svienrr and of the earth" i an lie lapped to provide adequately for a growing world popula'oMi Some scientists sup port this new On the miter hand, matt) ao thoritics agree with Bobert C Cools, pres.dent of the Population Hrfrrrnre Bureau, who says that ,,rr,Pnl rjll., of popu'ation growth ar# .-a, „ m,nnus a threat to man k,n,j a, me II bomb." ___________ Special Yule Cards For Men R e tu rn s T o Shop Kur Christmas At Price of 2! 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Buttool’ performance waa moro le­ thargic than lonely became of the ■hallow dialogue and a laek of substitutive action. He could only dig in during a brief encounter with ■ dance hall girl and, later, aa bo blurted out hia love for Miss Carton. I felt aorry for Red and Jeanale, but not for the reatont that Sot Saba, the author of the play, had in mind. Mickey Rooney did the Brendan Bohan bit on Jack Paar'a ehow la Hollywood Tuetday night — but In a good-natured, incoherent faahion. After Inviting Roooey to leave, Pear told hit NBC-TV au­ dience, "Il'a a aha me. Ho waa a great talent." M A T T A ll WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION members from left, Mrs. Roy Byrnes, Mrs. Frank D u n o, and Mrs. Kirby Fite Jr. show m ixed reac­ tions aa Mrs. Robert Shedden follows through on the first tee. M ore than SO association members teed o f f yesterday for the group’s weekly tourna­ ment This week it was "b est ball" team play. (S t a ff Photo) Tho five etatea—Florida, LoulsiMn, Tennessee, Virginia and Texas — will get a bonus for •patching their normally Demo. gratis appetites. Under the formula for selecting delegates to tho national eonven'Hah seek at*to which voted for Etaanhawoi will got M additional Ms delegate votes. • , . However, only Louisiana will gat ghhUiatMl benefit from the new delegate lineup. The Bayou Bute fiokad m Mx delegatee log ■ total Shop For Christmas of 28, compand to 20 la 18M. Ala­ bama, which ad 11 In 1888, will let 22 next roar end Georgia has been raised from 23 to 24. Two old Confederacy stales will lose delegatee by next summer. Mississippi, which had 13, haa been reduced to 12. South CaroUna, which ad 18 In 1908, la ~ow down to 13, The r*at o f the aouthern states retained th* a s m * delegate strength. Arkansas ha* 18, Flor­ ida 28, North Carolina 28, Tennes. ■*s 28, Virginia 30, and Texas 54. The 11 southern states will have 28 delegates votes out of a total of 1,331. In 1858, th* figure* were 277 southern delegatee out of 1,323. BAN FRANCISCO (UPt) - A now air traffic control system — tho first of IU hind In tho nation —haa boon inaUlled at San Fran­ •fcV O lfMPlUMMUMgl Airport. cisco InUrnaUanal Tha ayatem waa daalgned by the Pacific Teleph-n* and Telegraph Co. to cop* with the problem* of Increaied air traffic. Chief Controller E. P. Sullivan explained that until recently ra­ dar and visual traffic observers were housed In the urn* room, making communication between them easy. But then, the controller points were ipread out and a new radar room waa Instailed on another floor af tha tower. The telephone company system, which required the inatallatlon or >8,008 wtro connections, la a com­ bination of th* company's latest developments with features adapt­ ed from th* communications sys­ tems of the Federal Aviation Agency, the Air Force and the Navy. It provides instant communica­ tion between controllers In th* tower cab and the radar room: instant contact between th* San Francisco terminal tower and other control 'acuities in th* Bay Area, The Channel Swim: "Dr. Tom Dooley Telit Hla Story" pre-empt* ABC-TV’a Keep Tilklng next Tuetday. The Amrrlcan doctor, whoe# work in Laoe la legendary, will dlacuie hie future plena. For the third eooeecutivo year, Bed Skelton will offer Mi adaptation af 0. Henry’ * elanic, "The Cop Ajad The Anihem," on hia CBS TV ahow Tutadey, Dec. 23. Allen Jenkina will bo featured In the ■ketch. Ted MtUa, producer of the famous Chieago-originating "Garraway At Large" thowe, will be reunited with Gerrowiy on NBCTV'e Jan. 1 Bet] Telephone aped el. Milla will produce: Garroway Win bod. 'The Word of Carl Sandburg," the Bette Davit, Gary Merrill vehicle now touring, may bead for TV aa a tpeclal next yaar. CBS-TV'a Deallu Playhouse for Chriatmn Day la preaentlng member* of the Detilu workshop la musical and comedy iklta. The Its characters. The dialogue must newcomer* wilt be aided by their shade in the beckgrounda In order' mentors, Lucille Bill and Deil to lock up our Inlenat and sym­ Arnat. pathy. In thii, the "Something Special" dialogue failed. For example, Buttons kept harping about honesty, Hla girl, he kepi saying, would havs to bo honest above all. Why this Dlogeneaian phobia? It waa saver ex­ Twenty-three member* of th* plained. Sure, bachelor* often Lake Mary Boy Seoul Troop >71 ding to outlandish reasons tor attended lb* St. John's District staying alngle, but Buttons' be­ Camporee at Camp Le-No-Che* havior waa loo much on tho this past weekend. kookle aide. He kept pestering Scoutmaster Hank Dtmera and poor little Jeanale Carson foe her Troop Committee Chairman E. D. right age and her driver’* llcanaa Spidcll, who accompanied the (o prove U. I guess bo never boye, wore taken Into the Toma­ heard of ehlvaky or birth certifi­ hawk orgeniiatlon. cate*, Tho Lake Mary Troop won tho Miss Carson brought too much 'Tug-of-war” contest that was charm, pretiinen and warmth to bald between tha various troops her role to bo convincing aa a present and Milton Howell won lonely heart. Jack Carton throw the match lighting emteet. Lake Mary Scouts Attend Camporee NEW INVENTION that will nave the Navy money H being demonstrated by C. W. Goldatein, ADC, left, and W. D. Easick, AD2, right, to Lcdr H. Goben, VAH-5 maintenance officer. The new tool will be used to tie down aircraft and to clean out padeye holes on the aircraft parking ramp. Governors To Host Red Officials WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (UP1) — The National Governors Conference will play host next year to 14 Kuttian goveminent leaden who plan to tour the United State* on a good will visit. Delaware Gor. J. Caleb Boggi, PANAMA CITY (UP!) - The Bey County sheriff's ofllce mailed a report today to me governor on th* controversial death of a Negro airman. Gov. LeRoy Collins asked for the report after the state NAACP said the death of Robert L. Hum­ phrey of Tyndall Air Force Base might have resulted from tout play rather than auiclde. The sheriff* office said Hum­ phrey shot himself to death attar being stopped for speeding. Air Force Investigators wen satisfied with tho ruling as was P. L. Plover, prealdent of tha locel NAACP branch. But tha atato NAACP said there was rea­ son to beliave Humphrey did not take hie own life. Wedoeaday, th* Highway Pa­ trol office b e n sent to the gover­ nor's office a report concerning th* alleged beating of a Negro. Frank Miller had charged (he Ne­ gro waa blackjacked by a stats chairman of the conference's ex­ ecutive committee, said Wednes­ day night hia group had received "informal information" that the Russians had accepted an invita­ tion extended last August. Ho said the Russians art ex­ pected to arrive In 1st* January or early February. The group will be composed of members of the Council of Ministers of the 14 Russian republics which Rogg* said was "the closest thing to our governors that Russia has." Nina American governor* tour­ ed th* Soviet Union for three weeks |-at summer. Governor* from Id states at­ tended special meetings here Wednesday of th* conference's ex­ ecutive committee and the com­ mittee on roads and highway safety. Many stayed on for a sc. rise of meetings today sponsored by the Council of Stale Govern­ ment*. The executive committee in eth­ er action (Uffcveted that tha con­ ference appoint member* to con­ fer with President EUenhowtf and congressional leaders to find tom* way of praventlng a possi­ ble billion-dollar cut In federal al. location* to *tate* to finance in­ terstate highway construction. The committee also reported that ita recommendation to send n delegation to Latln-America on a tour similar to the Russian visit was temporarily postpone^ because of a lick of funds. * Tiia executive committee Voted to reconvene In Las Vegas, Nev, Feb. 21.22. In addition to Boggs, other ex­ ecutive committee members at­ tending were Govs. Nelson A. Rockefeller, New York; J. Lind, ■ey Almond, Virginia; Jame* T. Blair Jr., Missouri and Grant Sawyer, Nevada. Watch Tutnduy’n Sanford Herald that belong under every n L aavwia now... Mtriesloe* shirt with •astern stkeUag, adjartekl* **■*. 2. aisv novae... Mlpile Wv, amWeUtiywhn. «. vtmxT... 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Assisting with the serving wrre and a cousin. Miss Donna Chap ter Park and Mr*. Warren D. Adama. 2403 Grandview Ave., San­ the sisters of the honoree, Miss-man of Winter Park. Mrs. William ford were co-hotletaeh at a tea, Sunday afternoon from 4 to • p. m. at the W’ilburn home in Winter Park. It was in houor oi Mia* Carol Ann Adama. to announce her en(aiement to A 3 C Virgil J. Elrenmann. The table wa* overlaid with a lace doth and the centerpiece waa of paatel flowrra. flanked by white tapers in silver candle slick*. Refreshments of lea and coffee, open faced sandwiches, fancy cookies, fruit rake, mints and nuts * Two Events The Ethel Root circle of the Congregational Christian Church will honor >r. and Mrs. Richard P. Carter of Suffield, Conn., with an informal reception and lunch. eon. Immediately following the morning service, Surday Dec. 13. Dr. Carter is the new interim minister, who will be here until spring. Monday, Dec. 14. the friend­ ship League will hold a turkey dinner for members and their families. This dinner earlier was reported to be scheduled for Sun­ day, Dee. 13. The St. Lukes Lutheran Haven in Slavia was visited by Girl Scout troop 311 this week. The girls help­ ed the children at the home with ^ ahellcralt, making scatter pins w from angelfish. Girls enjoying the visit were Leslie Rogg*. Ida Hearn, Lou Jaillel. Sue Jaillet, Linda Jones, Judy Lewi*. Vickie McCullough, Sandra Myer, Sue El­ len Mitchie, Valerie Moore, Nlckl Morgan and Sharon Smith. They wrre accompanied by their leader, • 31r*. Lewis Morgan and assistant leader, Mrs. Harold Cooper. a An entire new Brownie troop ” was Invested this week at Hit Grace Methodist Church bv their leader, Mrs. A. A. Wilson and the assistant leader, Mr*. Wendall Holme*. The new bruwnirs are Konnie Hood. Patricia McCoy. Martha McCoy, Cynthia Acord, Beverly Nowers, Bonnie Keller, Ann Smith, Mary Hearn, Betty Jo Jonaa, Darlene LaKollelte, Patri­ cia Kennedy, Joanne Deachenes, m Jackie Morgan, and Carla Royce. w This troop regularly meeta at Mrs. Wilson'* home in Sunland Estates. Brownie troop 3fg made aun bon­ nets out of cloth and eardboard, A STAR k jS b o r n TH E N E W S M IT H ’ C O R O N A G a la x ie IN STYLE IN SPUD IN SPIRIT *6 III Meanolia Church FA M i l l MISS MII.DKKD PARRISH, governor o f district 4, Pilot International, paid an official vi*it to the local Pilot Club and xpoke at the meeting Tueaday night nt the Civic Center. Left to right are Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker Sr„ first vice preaident; Mr*. Raymond Rail, president; Mi.*.* Parrish uml Mi** Dorothy Fournkre, teem dim: secretary. (Staff Photo) THURSDAY • First Baptist Church W. M. U. week of prayer program by cir­ cle g at 2 30 p. m., Royal Am­ bassadors, T p. m. Pinecrest Baptist Church visita­ tion. 10.30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Choir practice 7:30 p. m , association Sunday school training program, 7:30 p. m. Circle ona oi the First Chris­ tian Church meets at the educa­ tion building at 10 a. in., CYF (high school age) will meet at MY II HE WILSON the Church from 0:30 to I p. m. Home lirmiMi'tratton Agent FRIDAY In Paris alter the theatre everyPlnccreat Baptist Church wc»k uf prayer to a. m. morning WMS one goes tu l.es Halles, an oM circle meeting, 10 a. m.. asso­ and famous produce market in ciation Sunday School training the center of the city, to eat the equally famous French on.on program. 7 30 p. m First Baptist Church W. M f . soup. In New Orleans, they do the week of prayer program by cir­ same thing. They go lo the French cle 4, 2 30 p. m. Junior Sunday Maiktt oi the will French t.'j.tr'-r School w i e n e r roast at the of the city. They go not for onion Church, followed by a skating par­ i >dup but for cafe au lait and ly at Skate City #:30 p. m., Bible Creole Croqulgnolra. Croquignolcs are delectably puf­ survry class, 7:30 p. m. fy doughnuts cut Into triangles or rectangles instead of the us­ ual circles. Although there i» no hole in tile center, some rectangu­ lar Croquignolcs are given three small cuts, somewhat similar to the cuts in French bread ,\t itie French Market the Croquignolcs are fried tn order, and served piping hot dusted with eonlecIloner*’ sugar. Shakers of sugar are available and many people shake exira sugar onto their plates and dunk the doughnuts into it. The recipe fur Croquignolcs given here was developed from an old Creole recipe by Corn Pro­ ducts Company who entertained From. The New French Recipe .MISS CAROL ANN ADAMS decorated tiicin with flowers and presented them to their mothers. Mrs. R. A. Smith and Mrs. C. D Schoonover work with this troop that meeta at the Pmecrcst Baptist chiirch, A recent outing to the Big Tree was enjoyed by all the girls in the fourth grade Brownie troop from Sunland Estates ami their leaders, Mrs. H. G. Johnum, Jr., snd Mrs. Ray W. dr Yarmm. The girls collected miscellaneous dried item* luch a* leave*, acorn* and ferns, to be used in making wall plaque*. The nest two Hireling* were de­ voted lo the ronstrurtion of these plaques and they were assisted in making llit-m by Mr*. Gcorgr Kim nions. They made nice gifts for their muthers for Thanksgiving. Members of this troop are Deb bie Clark. Janice Clark, Karen de Yarmin. Dixie Holme*, Patricia Jones, Janet Little. Karu McNair, Donna Lee Menu, Noela Mnnlfort, Sharon Parian!, landa Pigott, Ka rrn Williams and Margaret Wil­ son. A Mother'* im-eung was held re­ cently at the home of Mr*. Henry G. Johnson, troop leader, lo dis­ cuss future troop projects and to get acquainted. Assisting Mrs. Johnson serving coffer and cook let were Mr* Fred Parian! and Mrs. Ray de Yarmin. Other mothera prrtent were Mr*. Fred Pigott, Jr.. Mr*. H. D. Clark, Mr*. A Clark. Mrs. J. P. Little, Mrs W Holme*. Mr*. A. Wilson, and Mrs. L. B Williams. Thu lame Brownie Troop enlcrlamed their mothers rrrently with a play entitled "The Brownie Story", ami an investiture cere­ mony. The girls lie mg invested were Debbie Clark. Janice Clark, and Patricia Jones. After refresh ments were served they instructed their mothers m a folk dance— "Bow Belinda" and all joined in the fun Stothrrs and daughter* present were Mr* F. P 'ariani and Sharon. Mr*. J. S. Pigott. J r , and Linda. Mr*. H D. Clark and Janice. Mrs. II. D. McNair and Karla. Mr*. A. Wilson and Marga­ ret, Mrs A. R. Montfort and Noela, Mr*. M. L Jones and Patricia, Mrs. L. R. Williams and Karen .Mra. D. L. Meritt and Donna Lee. Mra. A. Clark and Debbie, Mr*. J. P. Little and Janet, Mrs. W. llolmrs and Dixie, and Mrs. R. W. dr Yarmin and Karen. The meeting wai rinsed with a wishing circle. Church Group Plans Rummage Sale .50 A Christmas gift wrapping nt ** Ire la now being offered at tha Sanford Naval Air Station tm Navy personnel. With the cooperation of the Navy through U. J. Dickey and Mra. Dickey, the Gamma Omega Chap­ ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hegaa the service Monday at Usa Navp exchange. Paj>rr, ribbon and faeslitieo era being furnished by tha Navy aad tha chapter a memberi ara doing the wrapping. There la ao charge, but donation! to Ihe sorority's abet fund project are being accepted. la announcing the service, E. I* A. president, Mra. John Dick*? said, "Through the cooperation aad kindness of tha Navy, wa hope la increase our shoe fund ao that wa may continue buying shoee tm needy school children In Semlaolo County." Gifts will be wrapped Moaday through Friday from 11:30 to 1:3* and on Saturday from 10:30 ta 12:30. On Dec. 13, an evening achedule will begin. R Dcttmar of Winter Park poured tea. Miss Adams is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Adam*, and the granddaughter of Mr# Wilburn She is a student at Semi­ nole High School. Mr. Eisenmann is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Eisenmann, ol Kingston. Iowa. He is stationed with FA8RON at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Future plan* for the wrd.ling will be announced at a later date. M ake Your Own Doughnuts •Activities Of Girl . Scouts And Brownies A* little ee Service Calendar Church Plans NEW NEW' NEW W ra p p ing The Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Chnft of Latter Day Saints will sponsor a rummage sale Fri­ day and Saturday at McCarley'a grocery on West Firat Stret. Hours will he from I a. m to 7 p. m. both days. .Mrs. Irene Brooks is general chairman and will be assisted by members of the society. Tie proceed* will be added to the Church budding fund. Church Women Elect Officers the Lake Mary United Presby­ terian Women met at the education building of (lie Church, last week and elected officers for the coming year. Those circled lo serve were Mr*. III.by Linden, president Mr*. R. II. Goble, vice president; Mr*. II. M. Horkrrsmilh. secretary; Mr*. M. II. Rice; treasurer; Mrs A. E. Crocker, fellowship secretary; Mrs. Patrick Riley, sewing secre­ tary; Mrs. R. II. Goble, program chairman: -Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman, finance chairman: Mrs. P. D. An drrvon, nominating rnmmiltrc chairman; Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, leader of Circle t and Mrs. Richard Keogh, leader of Circle S The new officers were in-iallcd, in an impressive service, by the pastor, The Rev. John W. Pilley. Mrs, J. M. Thompson, who or ganued the group and served a* iheir president for two years, was then presented with an engraved silver bon bon dish and a set of costume jewelry in appreciation of her service. Mrs P, D. Anderson presented a brief program after which the annual thank offering for mission* wai received. Catholic Club Plans Party The Catholic Woincn’h Club of All Soul* Church will hold their an­ nual (hrislmas Party on Monday, Dec 7. at «.no p. m. in the All Soul* auditorium on Oak .Strrrt. The parly will be held imme diately following a short business meeting, and there will he a Soc gift exchange later in the even ing. This will be an open house af­ fair and all women of the parish are invited to attend. 6% * Watch Tuesday'a Sanford Herald out on a lightly (loured board and knead dough lightly for about a minutes or until smooth and elastir. Place dough into an oiled The home of Mrs. Fannie Leflier bowl; cover with a cloth and let on Little Lake Mary, wne the r!*e in a warm place about Vi -cent- of a neighborhood Thaaksgiv* hour. The dough wilt not lie doubled. mg Day dinner. Turkey and all tha Punch down, turn out on lightly Irimnungs were enjoyed by Mr. floured hoard. Divide dough in ar.,1 Mrs. Tully Smith ..( Eon Gal* half. Keep unused portion **f lie, .Mr. and Mrs. C. Cherry, Mr. dough covered. Boll all the dough and Mrs. G. Kicketson, Mr. and at a time into a rectangle about Mrs. Al Case, Roger Case, Barbara inch thick. Cut in smalt trian­ |and Prggy Jo Miller, Mr. and Mr*. gle* or rectangle* about D* inch Marshall Smith and daughters by I inch. Stretch with fingers un­ Gara and Lynn, and Mm til double in site and thin. Pieces Mr*. la-ffler. should be slightly thinner hi center. Fill a sturdy flat hotttomed saucepan or fry kettle one third full of corn oil. l'.*e I quart ml in a 3 quart pan. Heat lo 3?u de­ gree* F. Add doughnut* slowly when correct temperature i* reached. Fry only on* layer a time Turn lo cook and brown all sides evenly, about 2 tn 4 nilnulc*. Drain on absorbent pa­ per. Dust with confectioners' su­ gar. Servo hot. Makes 4 doxen. Personals “ EVERYBODY RUSH MARIK PARKER Student Enters LOVES TO Baking Contest SLEEP! / / Ro»e Marie Parker, daughter of Mrs. Edna Skully of Tavares snd Erne»t Skully of Sanford, coowners of die *iate market re* taurant, will go to St. Petersburg h*r Ibe stale cherry pie baking contest tins weekend. She i.nn the honor m her <clmo|, county and iti*trirt. She is a sophomore at Ihe Tavares High School Rose started to school tn San ford and moved sway while she was in the filth grade. She is very active in school work, is a senior cheer leader, vice prcsi dent of the local F. H A. and a randidate for stair parlimemar tan of the F. H. A. LO U N G E Keep your pel * rating amt drinking utenols (rrr of film by wiping them out regularly with a damp spongr sprinkled with dry baking toda. Rinvr and dry. $ 7.95 CUI.OKKUI. When making fudge or other Ninety nine percent of all chert- candy which need* hulling, butler nut* imjvortcd into this country the edge of the saucepan to keep come from Italy. I the mixturo from boiling over. C O T T O N S and ■: SHOES t Friday Night Special Jm t i 1' V g • Paradise Star Brand • Jacqueline t Qv&lfA -Whara quality U Higher Than Prica*' in tim e TuJ.. fur SH O R T IE P A JA M A S $ 3.95 C h ru tm .i* Gifting! Corduroy Jackets Regular Poll - P a r r o l t “ Open Till 8:00 Friday Nipht” FLANNELS $ 3 . 9544.95 *4 .x f-i • Naturalizer -v ■f • Nunn * Bush Freeman / TVV0-T0NK 4 f IT'S EASY TO GET WHAT YOU WANT! the Home Dcfionsiraihm agents during their annual meeting held this year in New Orleans. Accord­ ing lo Corn Produc' the word Ctoquignolr is a Creole word winch evolved from Canadian French word Croqueclgnnle mean­ ing a crisp fried cake rn oiiU G M H .cs <French Market Doughnuts) h cup warm water 2 tablespoons corn oil I 3 cup sugar I] U-as|HH>n 'alt 'i cup evajiorated milk l package active dry yeast or 1 cake compressed yeast '« cup warm, not hot, water 4 cups sifted Hour, about 2 eggs, beaten Corn oil for trying In a large mixing howl combine, water, corn oil. sugar, salt and evaporated milk. Sprinkle dry yeast into 1« tup warm, not hot, water tor cool water to lukewarm a n d crumble in compressed yeast.) Stir until dissolved. Add to corn oil-milk mixture Slir in flour and rgg* alternately, heating hard and brisk, H necessary add more flour to ma ’ <r,ft dough Turn dough Lake Mary Price Jlo.lto O a u m itP A J A M A S w Reduced To - - - / I ( / J Truly the *ln standard oleepwear nf our nation. n. C Comfortably tail­ ored by *leep *peciali*t» in regular* ansi long*. OPEN FR ID A Y N IG H T T O 8 P. M. **.* •>• & “ Featuring Fashion* Ja*t For You" J W lahy-fcidksihA •* 214 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2383 O u t 1 JZ c & L O n P M EN S 1IS S. MAGNOLIA AVK. W EAR HANFORD FA S-tSM �> •w - ' “■iI V t iv mM l ' ' P « f « 6—Thurii. D «e, 8, 1*59 frr ttt Florida University Officials Open Search For New Coach I m I i l GAINESVILLE. Fla. (UPI) The Unlmaity ®f florid* bogs* Making * npUctmtnt today for football coach Bob Woodruff whose forced resignation Wadnov day brought atom y reaction. J. J. Daniel, chairman of the Btata Board o f Control, aald **• larito* o f Wood ruffe aurctitor weald b* left up to th* unlvrraltjr. IOom o f th* namaa already Motlaaed aa poalbla candldatea - bra Braak Broylee, whoao Arkan* : aaa t a n playa in th* Qatar Bool , f l ‘ . It Tom Nugant of Mary* laad, a formar Florida BUto U*L m alty coaabi Florida aaalaunt ■aak Foldbarg; ax-Navy coach Bddio Erdelata; Iowa Coach Farbat Evaahavakl, and Goorgla Tech . ,.b*ekflald coach Charlla Taw. Tata put himitlf formally aa jorord for tho port hero Wodnaa* , day. Ila aald "l wired Florida ■ >reildent J. Wayno Rclti and . .told him I would appreciate bring granted an Interview." Tate, 40, oald Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Dodd assured him of mommondation fir tho Florida port. ■ Tate waa freahman coach at Ftartda in 19M. Ha moved to Oaorgta Tach tho following a«aaon aad waa promoted to backflold aooch thl* year. Thor* had been numerous re­ porta thla would In Woodruff* bit Tear a* lic«J furibill HI and athletic director at th* uni* vanity hare. But tha formal rt* •Ignition wa* a surprise to most, tacludlng Florida ptayera aad lo “Wa don't like It a little bit," arid end Dave Hudion, captain af tha team and apnkosman for the plepora. “ It would bo hard to PAINT YOUR MASONRY THE EASY WAY find « mert aineara and fairminded man than Coach Wood* ruff.'’ Oao aealatant coach, who a*k*d hia aamo he wlthhald, «ald loilng Woodruff wood affect tho ochool'a recruiting program. Southaaitam Confaranea racrulUng opens Mon­ day, aad be pointed out “ the boy* might wait until they (to who tha new coach I* before signing up." Coach Andy Gustafson of tho University ef Miami aald h* waa "terribly sorry" to Icom of Wood­ ruffs leaving. Ila called the Gator coach “ on* of tho finest, roundest Leaders Topple In Bowling Play This week's bowling produced a real shake-up in Ihe league stand­ ing* with overtones a« to which team will bo tho first half win­ ners. Coupled with their shutout nf last plat# llatron Seven Bravo and tb* four point forfeiture of league leader llatron Seven Alfa to Communication!, GL'A/Tower moved Into first place. Lcsprancc waa high for the Tower outfit with a 300 game. Taking all (he week* honors, NAS Operations look over second place with d fuui point i helix eking of llatron Three Alfa. High scor­ er for the winners was unc of the league* top notch bowler*. Don Metier, who look the weeks high gam* (MS) and high series (U4) honors. Ualwlng One with a ihrrc point victory over seventh place llatron Three Charlie remained in sixth place. The Fairon 31 White Hots mov­ ed Into eighth place as they drub bed the Marino* by taking all (our points. With e son series by Horner highlighting th* action, the Fas* ron 11 Chiefs look three points from Matron Three Brno. Co-Captainti WEST POINT, N Y (L l'li Frank Gibson, an and from He), laire, Ohio, and gusnl A1 Vandcrbush of Midland Park. N'.J . have been elected co-captains of Ar­ my's l*w football tram. PHONE FA 3-131ft ADMISSION — «0c KIDDIES t'NDF.H 12 * FREE TODAY A FRIDAY SHOWING AT 7:6# A 11:00 football eoachaa In tha country i which th* 4g*year*e!d coach found and also on* of th* msn of Integri­ hlmsolf hanged, burled and drown, ty In thl* gam* of football.’1 ed In effigy and crlticlaad by Woodruff said hla mlgnatlon] sport* wrltara acres* th* state. waa asksd by Prssldsnt J. Wayna [ Th* Galora piled up a M l re­ Haiti after a beetle season in cord. Schooling Racos Slated Soon At Area Dog Track Many of the finest greyhounds in America will start their prelimin­ ary tesla Tuesday night at the San­ ford • Orlando Kennel Club a> schooling gets underway In prep­ aration for ihc track's opening Urc. 19. Greyhound entries represent the strongest array of racing kennels ever assembled here with the list totaling 29. Veteran racing secre­ tary, It. C. "Pitay" Williamson esti­ mates that the roster of racing dogs will number close to 7M. .Many nf last se*son's stars will be back and there will be numerous are newcomers to provide the toughest kind nf thrill cumpellUon. The most talked about outfit among Die newcomers Is Oswald Brothers' Kennel which held the top spot st bath Ihe Taunton and llayntham, Mass, tracks in recent me«U. Aiimiig Oswald rntlirs are no lets than nine speedsters boastin national A l ratings. Other talented newcomers in­ clude Frank Lane, leading kennel at Pt-n«*cola: II. Van Uuskirk. one of the leaders at Pueblo; Pat Heed, who linlshed rlnvp to the top at Catiente; Karl .Males, top kennel at Ebro: Douglas Spratt, a stand­ out .it SODItAC and Arthur Bow­ ser. Daniel Mltrano, Arch Dr Geer and Joseph Plrarlrllo. Though Bowser It a newcomer many of his greyhounds are fa­ miliar to fans in this area as they were eared locally last season by Jack Herold. Thry include such top performers as Rocky Mac Duff, Rocky Mae Glnty, Rocky Mac Coy, Rosanna Mink and Saddle Mark. Deep Rock Kennels raced here previously, but was net enrolled last season. Two nf its rntrtea are Dependable and Fish Rock, who finished lu lhal wider in tha Colo­ rado Springs puppy stake. Among the favorites returning from last year are W. F. Swafford, leading money-winner for tho past two years; Pool Boone, Mike Cas­ tellan!. I*. C. Collier, R. S, Collins, Keith Dillon, James Farley, J. R. Gtiheni, Darby Henry. Larry Hughes, Mrs. M. V. Kirkland Jr., Orville Moses, Race Street Kennel, Charles Reinhardt. Paul Suther­ land and l ari Tracy. Race Street Kennel la a new name for Ihe samr outfit that racrd here last season as tha Hobby Hour Ranch Kennels, South Adds Two MIAMI. FI*. (UPI) Fullhack John Saunders and tackle Ed Pitts, both of South Carolina, have Joined the South squad for the annual Shrine All Star football game in the Orange Howl. Dec. 2d. ust Moonrs STUCCOGARD CO-FEATURE AT 9:30 ONLY FIRST SANFORD SHOWING "CAST A LONG Sll AD O W Al'DIE Ml Itl'llt t 'tu tcoori5 ' ' ’•tei.inuK' "••C M ? M *" g for all meteor y , , , outside and in 0 laoutiful lew |t<etn finish LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 ALSO FA 2*1022 . NEW YORK I CPI) Oscar Robertson's bid for a record third straight scoring championship will lead the University of Cincinnati to tho 1933 flo national collegiate basketball championship, tha Unit­ ed Press International Board of Coaches forecast today. Tha board, composed of 33 fa­ mous roaches throughout the country, named ' The Big O'* and his mates Ihe No. 1 team in the country in the annual pre-season ratings released today. California, Coach Pete Newell'* defen*e-consclout crew which won the NCAA tournament last spring, was ranked second behind Cin­ cinnati, narrowly nosing out al­ ways powerful Kentucky fur th* runner-up spot. Completing the top five were West Virginia, last year* eastern NCAA champion built around All-American Jerry West, ami North Carolina. The sslretions pointed the na­ tional spotlight squarely on Rob­ ertson, who Sait season averaged 11.6 points psr game in winning the national scoring crown for the second straight time. No play­ er ever ha* won the major-college till* three limes and a number of other scoring marks are within Robertson'* rangr. The top lour In the pre-season ratings include three of the four semlflnallits In last spring's NCAA to u rn a m e n t. California de­ feated Cincinnati, 64-39. for the western crown and (hen beat West Virginia, 71-70. for the na­ tional till*. But In other ways the pre-sea­ son rankings are vastly different from the final rankings of last isason. Only four of the final “ lop 10'' of last year stay Ic the elite group-Cincinnati. Kentucky, and North Carolina, plus Kansas Stale which waa ranked No. 1 but now drops to toils with the loss of All • American Bob Boorcr through graduation. Completing the top 10 In th* prs - season ratings were Ohio State, Indiana, Louisville, St. Jo seph's tPa.), and Kansas State. The “ second 10' included, in order, Utah. Bradley, St John's. St. I-outi. Kansas, Southern Cali­ fornia. Providence. North Caro­ lina State, New York U., and Villanov * Sandspur Loop Play lightens First place ia tb* Sandspur Bowl­ ing Lssfus will bo up (or grabs nixt w»*k, a* Ihrto Dams pul in thrir bid for that spot. Pryors, with 36 wlni, bai a slight laad, and will nttd to win at laail two games in tb*ir battl* with RoumillaU next Tuesday night. Robson* Sporting Good*, In second with 23 wins, will also bo trying for first plae*, as they mfst Wilion-MaDr Furniture. The Pig ’ N with 24 rim . 1* in need of all three wins in their coming battle with Foodmart. This should be an exciting week, and the outcom* to b« sesn only after the last frame D rolled. Roumlllst* won the first game (ron thia week1* opponent*, The Pig, but lost the nsat two in * row. Cain 111* Moreland and Mary Satre were responrible (or ihe druggist* downfall, aa *ach turned U high games and series. France* Cron was tops (or Roumillats, whilr teammate Sue Jatkron picked up the 4 6 Split. Foodmart took Ihe first game from Wllson-Maier by a large mar­ gin. but proceeded to lose the next gxme by an even greater acore. The last game was dtcided in the tenth frame, with the Furniture team coming out ssven pins on top, to give them two wina for the eve­ ning. Grace Newton, rolling for Foodmart. and Faye Griffin, for Wilson Miler. racked up some high gamta to spark their teams. Robsons Sporting Good* made thstr bid for first spot Uu* week against tho league leading Under­ writers, but goofed it, when Pryors came on strong in the second game to win by a nice margin of safety. With only tb* t»o win*, the Sport stars will make another try to oust Pryor when th* league meats next weak. Pat Foster was blah for RobCancel Tour ions a* she turned in a 196-464. Lai LONDON (UPI)— Heavyweight Ogden rolled the highest series for Nino Valdes and his manner, the Insurance people. Bobby Gleason, will leave (or New Y'ork today after cancelling *tails to Pans, Rome and Milan. Gleason ha* a severe raid and dot* not want to endanger hia health. Valdes scored a seventhround technical knockout over Brian I,ondon Tuesday night. C o v in q J b n M ^ Covers Spoils Although football has been labeled f i n th* "b ig " aport at SH3 thia Is not the c a s r In many schools. Take school! like Winter Park and Seabreeze fo r instance. A t Win. ter Park there are usually several lade who would make great footballers but they ere so wrapped up in basketball that they pass up the fall sport In order to rip the cords. When the Wildcats are at hpme there is standing room only and the great fan support has really paid o ff beceuie they alawys have a winner. fc The attendance at the basketball mes here is really puzzling. Coach Bud yer recalled that two years ago his squad put together a six game winning streak and each night the crowds got smaller and -smaller until there was prac­ tically no one left to watch the action at all. Sports fans, take a good look at your* ■elves. T ry tt> see the importance o f at­ tending the games this year. For th d l coaches, player.!, and for the game o f baftketball, let's make this a banner year— all th# way around. By JERRY COVINGTON W here do the thouaandx o f Sanlord football fans g o when basketball begin*? This is a question that Seminola High coaches and players have been taking for many years. For the last three years large crowds have Jam-packed Memorial Stadium for every home game on tha grid schedule but as fo r attendance at basketball games the crowds continue to get smaller. It's true that the seating arrangement in the present location i f very poor but a new gym is just around the corner and it is high time that the so^alled loyal foot* ball fans get in tha habit o f being loyal basketball fans. The attendance at the baaketball games in the past is the biggest ration for poor showings by SHS teams. A high school boy is naturally attracted to a sport such aa football where there aro thouiands o f people cheering fo r him but know, ing that nobody will be at the baaketball games ju st keeps a lot o f great material from coming out for the aport. C Brown Retains Lightweight Crown HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI)—“ That kid.’’ Joe Brown aald Idly. ‘ T it fight him again tomorrow and boat him eaalar." Thus he dismissed British boil­ ermaker Dave Charnley, the Brit­ ish Empire champion who failed to come out for the sixth round Wednesday night In bis effort to wrest away Rrown'a world light­ weight championship. It was a two inch gash over the right eye which put Charnley out of action with hia sixth loss In 40 pro fights, but there was d difference of opinion as to now he got tha cut. “ It was an unintentional bull," Charnley’* mansjer, ruddy faced Arthur Reggis, said. But Brown countered, “ butt, nothing. I hit him with a left and then a right, and I cut him writh th* left, ft was a a good an over­ hand left aa I aver threw." Tha victory waa Brown'* sixth knockout win In eight defenses of tha UGa ha won three years ago from Wallica (Bud) Smith. And Brown thought it w n on* of hia •■licit. *‘t'd give him a rematch," he said, "but It's up to my manager (Lou Viscusi) to make the matches. I'll fight Charnley to­ morrow, anywhere, even London. If I can get the money out of there. Just so I get a big purse." Brown, at 131, icored his 76lh win and hi*-39th by knockout In 104 pro fights. Ho said Charnley. who had knocked out 20 opponents previously, never hurt him. Charn­ ley weighed 133*., Charnley preserved bis reeord of never bring knocked off his (ergs Referee Jimmy Webb and bo-™ judges. Ernie Taylor and Bill Cor. nelius, had Brown far ahead on points. Webb gave Brown four rounds and scored one even for a 30-46 Ialley, Taylor gave Brown (our rounds and Charnley the last for a 49-46 count, and Cornelius gave Brown every round for a 50 43 acore. A crowd estimated around 6.306 paid a gross gate of 332,720. A NEWCOMER? Middleweight Title On The Line LOGAN. Utah <L'P1> — Chompion G*m- Fullmer and challeng­ er Spider Webb broke camp to­ day and motored into Logan for their 15-round middleweight title fight (NBA version) Friday night. Co-promoter Norman Ruthechlld predicted * near-iellout of 7.000 at tha Utah Stale University Field House, “ The got* may approach $100,. 000,” ho said, 'because of our inn om) cash advance, our $19,WO worth of olden and Ihe increas­ ing sale* in various cities." Futtmer said, “ I hope to knock him out this time,'* at he broke camp at his home bailiwick, West Jordan, Utah. Dick Allen Named Athlete Of Week GAINESVILLE (LTD - One of the Southeastern Conferences lop passing quarterbacks, Florida's Dick Allen, is United Preis International's Florida Athlete al the Week. The choice came Wednesday after Alien figured in every Flor­ ida score in Saturday's 23-11 upset victory over the University of Miami. The 23 year old service veteran, who returned to Florida to play his last year of college football, ran for one touchdown, passed for two mure, kicked a 29-yard field goal and kicked two extra points. Gene had to bo content with 6 unanimous 10-round decision in their previous fight at Salt Lake City, Sept. 11, 1938. That waa be­ fore ho won tha NBA version of the 100-pound crown by stopping Carmen Batilio in tho j 4th round lost Aug. 28. Nats Just Won't Give Up Sievers ST. PETERSBURG, FI*. (UPD The world champion Dodgers threw In the towel today and conceded the laet-plac* Senator* have them licked. Footsore and frustrated after five straight days of trying to mike a deal for Roy Sievers with Washington, General Manager Huxxy Ravasl of Los Angeles wearily declared: “ 1 give up. Uv* tried overy. thing.” Have you, or has somoono you know, just moved to a new homo? J J • £ J Your Welcom* Wagon Hostess will eall with g ift* and f r ie n d ly greetings from tha community. FA 2-7938 or FA 2-1736 WELCOME W A G O N . -tv I N T R O D U C I N G : PICTU RES O F SA N FO R D 'S MOST M ODERN H A R D W A R E STORE Soccer Captain NEW YORK (UPD — Herbert Buehicr, a Ju-year-old junior from Glendale. N.Y., has been elected capum of the IMU Columbia soc­ cer team. Buehler, born in Ger­ many, started every Columbia gome last fall. “ If It’s Hardware, We Have It” STOCK CAR RACING ACTION & THRILLS GALORE MODIFIED - SPORTSMAN & HOBBY M o o re d I l l W . 2nd Shop For Christmas Cinci Favored For Collegiate Top Cage Honors By U alM Free* M t n t t M l BAFT Army 39 Rider S3 PUUburgh 73 Ulcbigan 37 St. Lawrence 97 Vermont 33 Villanava 66 Princeton 46 LaSalle 71 MMerit ills Tcbfi. 60 Rhode Island 16 Hartford 40 St. Ansolm'a II Ston* Hill 64 Maryland St. 36 Adelpbl 46 Klai's 13 East Stroudsburg T. II Sttoo Hall M Toronto U. 47 Bucknell 13 Frank, ft Marshall 33 Albright 64 GoUyaburg tt Towson T. lot Salisbury St. 40. . Susquehanna 73 Wilkes 66 Assumption 93 Merrimack 71 Muhlenberg 71 Lebanon Valley 61 Rochester Tech IT Potsdam T. 71 Havtrford 66 Delaware 3T Brown 93 Tufn 70 Penn. 63 Wash, ft Jeff. 44 WillimaBUc T. 113 Westfield 71. Cornell 60 Buffalo 33 Yale 14 Springfied (Mass.) 62 Manhattan College 62 Fairlrigh-Dickinson 71 SOUTH Newberry 101 Piedmont 63 Morgan St. 73 Bowl* St. 72 VirflnJa St. 76 Howard (D.C.) 35 St, Auguitlne's 71 Virginia U. 71 Georgia Tchri. 12 Georgia 73 Bridgewater 62 Wash, ft Lea SB Florida 76 Tampa 63 Loyola (La.) 71 Florida St. 64 Georgetown II Mt.St. Mary's 73 St. Bernard's 61 Spring Hill 31 Catawba 43 Mercer 41 MorrD Brown II Tuskegeo Inst M MIDWEST Dayton M Central (Ohio) St. 31 Xavier (Ohio) 12 Marian 40 St. Ambrose 102 Platlevllle Si. M> Creighton 103 Colorado St. Coll 34 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 76 Teas* Western 31 Houston 103 W'eat Texas St. 90 Tcjvas Wr*. S3 Sam llouslun Si 61 Arisons 73 New Hex Western 66 F E A T U R E ; 1:00 - .1:57 • 9 :M • Drill in minutat Glass & Paint Co. ALBANY. N Y. (UPI) - Gov. Nelson Rockefeller hss named Jo-eph A. Gimma of New York CUy to the state racing commission. Gimma. a partner in a brokerage firm, fills a vacancy caused by the resignation of William S. Langley. At a Wonderful, non-fading color* 5ENKARIK N cav Hoard Member The 193940 racing season will ex­ tend 93 days, Including one day for the Scholarship Fund and one for Charily Night. Datei are December 19 through April 4. Starting Tues­ day, schooling will continue night­ ly. except Sunday, through Wed­ nesday, Dec. 19. The public la in­ vited to watch these contests. Cage Scores Fri. Nite Dec. 4 & 11 F E A T U R E : 2:57 - 5:31 ___________ 9:31 ADMISSION: $1.50 F R ID A Y & SA TU R D A Y A ls o : D on't “THE MAN IN THE NET’ Gallic Speedw ay WITH ALAN LAD D ALSO “MONEY, WOMEN AND GUNS” W ITH JOCK MAHONEY Forget DIRECTIO N A L V IN H A W K IN S k T O P .MINGUS On but there are thingi in life you can't predict, and that's why I insure with .. The Rig Sat. Nite, asac !)W ? U M. iik n u L i o Races Dec. At 5 Lau A l _________ V IE W FROM ENTRAN CE — Sboaiag General Hardware « , u p«rt of Pilot DepL in far crater. 12 C LEAKING OUT. . . a large stock of DeYOE PAINTS (discontinued roIorsVat BELOW WHOLESALE COS! F L O R ID A ’S TO P STOCK C A R D R IV E R S Orlando Speedway SO. OFF ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL j General Insurance 114 N. Park Ave. FA 2-0331 Hill im p l e m e n t 216 S. Oak Ave. and Hardware FA 2-3(193 �1 ffltf T h u r i. D m . 8, 1959— Pape 7 Am fnrfl Vrraltr Paar, Roomy Smoke Peace Pipe HOLLYWOOD (UPl) — All was peace and forgiveness toJay be­ tween pint • ailed actor Mickey Rooney and Jack Paar. Rooney's personal manner. Red Doff, blew up briefly Wed­ nesday night when he was told by an unreliable source hat Paar was using hla nationally teleturd show to blast Rooney. Doff Immediately declared with­ out seeing the abow that Rooney would not appear aa icbedulrd on Pear's abow tooi*ht and said he planned to aue Paar and the Federal Lamb Grading Ends WASHINGTON (UPl) — Note to housewives; Next month, when shopping for lamb at the supermarket, don't bother to look for that little pur­ ple stamp on the meat showing whether it's of "prime," "choire" or •■good” quality. It won't be there. Agriculture Secretary Kara Taft Denson issued an ordar Wednea- Legal Notice TK fiE^ SO NFST/NOA Ik-tW:7CM- V tWEVVE | v5t:0ArFTy s’ .«J?|1MiNWAVgUSBJDlSRl ACBPCtt' • (^)TwKoOXlR >| 4.S?ASi V.S(T:W<» COMW / ritT rrio i* *%wn N O T I C E I i htr«t»>' i l v # t i that t arn riiVAXft! In liu#lnt«* at 241'» H m fs m l ,!%*., Hctiilnot# Futility, r i u r l i t i . |]ttil#f |h*» ftrtitlu u* imtflp of. y i n f o n l .’f a v f l t y !*«►, * h ,| that I Irtirtxl '.i r # « l A t # r #ai«| n i n i# n i t i i t h t C l# rk *tf t h f C i r c u i t F u u r t , Hfrnlnala r * u n t ) , F ln il il * , in at* <*« r11 a n t # n i t It tit# t>r o v Iftloni p f th# F l r t l l l n t l i N am # HlAtut#*. to­ wn* i rc t lo n M3 19 F lo ri d a H i.itutr a 1*37. *1«t w i l l i a m II. ll all cy A Hetty ||. |lall#y T o |(* iiubllalitd 19, I I . 3. If*. .v triti: n *t ♦**>!) 9l#*Nf PVT^fK HCC'\ a v - a . ^ . - t o 4 r . . K - fc^r— M*0.' W- «5 f ‘ v r * N\‘ «X > -+ —■ -y ^ i tL n oocfs; >? *“ c*5 / rtN tSN tD '^ ** V ~ * r * y ■—i> %»» r*o&*ff* It *44( 1 Sf*» A v •*!*«» 4.iu4ST V,J *vr* ■m >«S3 A? 3 U*» » so cv« .7 * ' / * • • ) #P*j1 AfAyTl*. I VI A*, or K tttu x .r. or \(»TIC K I l K I t K I I V U I V K X ttiat Hi a lloif il o f **ou n t y r o m m l t i l . m • uf Hentlntil* I'uuilt y, Florida, w il l. » t Hi# H u e tlna wf |||o *,11(1 Hoard* t •» ho lielsl lii tiu* t*tiutit|r i*umtn|««tiin#ra llooin in ttia t*our| H m u o at Xaitford. namlnula r . m n ty. F t. i rh U on the* u i i i ,iay *.f I>CL*rul»ert l$3*i. lo-mi „ i tut k a. hi op a t noon that e.iftar n« liNtnsl lila, ru n i l il#r Hi# adopt Inn h y *he Hot,rit 0 f t***n n l y t ‘o inm t ■a|nfi * rp* of a r a io lu t l o n a u t b o r l i l n a t!u* o i . h a n c * «»f all r ig h t, n i l * aiul lut#r#-t i '»»t Itamiooi# In tli# f o l l o w i n g d O c r l h r d pro. I ' r r t y . li o M l t i •\ ”•t r 11* of la nd €4 fi wld# In Tfi* W w( l ^ n ; i an d tis# " ’ i *'id i ha X», of l . ' j o* t.ot : j . n f 3t c.V EM.il I»n* A S ' *11 V 1! .1,3, a i t orifttii m I » tdat rtv o r «U « l In Plat Honk haa# U l . iiiiblia rruirt la, Hamlnid# ihiun t). Ilnrhla, •am# ••Ilia thn W*| ..f \\ «f of H U lg an d lit# X <| of \ K », of H\\ \ of H#t tlon I?. T u a n . #>ity - 1 Hsiutti, Ilatiga , u yr* ( OH.M v G 6 U O ^ C 5 5 -v .C O D • ‘- ‘U . vru A'j'ivjpp \ •tit H t UUH II (XXHOHfcU.? fo) W* -»E c-cr v*£» . v v -"- 1 - -uSCU 1o n a "j j .'life • • 1 , t. . A- \- ./>>— • ■— y ' ffiM j r\ *~f 1 C t‘ J ^ f t ■jo- <•*W G , f N1* ^ 5 iT * t“ A -r V T 0 ^ 2*»|, ' ". i ;> i J L y - : '. J 2$ day which will end federal lamb grading on Jan. 4. Th# action brought immediate sharp proteita from one of the na­ tion's major farm groups— the American Farm Bureau Federa­ tion— and la eapected to draw heavy fire from Congresi aa well as eoniumer groups. Charles B. Shuman, president of the Farm Bureau, railed Hen­ son's action "hasty" snd "against the heat interests of farmers." The National Grange already is on record against the move'. Under Benson's order, there will be no uniform national grades for Iamb after Jan. 4. There wilt be only private grades and brands to guide the housewife. Many imall meat packers claim Ibis means they will be “ squeeicd out" by the big packers who ran afford to promole their own products In national advertising. Benson said he took the action because the Agriculture Depart menl hai been unable to came up with a aat of new grading Handarda acceptable to the entire In­ dustry, Legal Notice c m VI t u n vo, IAIM M T A T f t t» K VlaU ltlMA, T o J .I M .V K M A E ( H U M ' S ( J A 3 I K M • 1*4 T fiiirt Itiu lifatfp , K p w Yor k Y.ul t r # h*ffl»y n-nflpi that H'ml# .JurnM Ant Hlfp jBinff Ha i # fil#.| lh # lr P fil tlo n In lb# C|r#wlt ( ‘# u rt #f Hfmlnnl# C nun iv, i l S a m fnril. ) ‘lopld». f*>r ISA .34'ipllnri «.f tf« tn fli M Aa ) , l , f i n Aril i U * t (ln Inm# f, » tut |ii»i « r # I t fr fb / r ti iu lr* fit lit fU# ) i»itr itrlUAt i nhjfi tion, if i n r you hAi#. « I M i 1h# i*|#rk o f out* «al>l Courr. Hsvlit (*•!» hrl, ami a «.»p) tli#r#uf **M I! W. W a t *. H o t t i l l , SAtiford. Florida, i i t o r i u y f i r l*4tHlon#r«, on v r b i f o t f Di# 4lli of J a n u i r y 1)4*1. Y Y I T N E H H W f h*nd m l n f f l s U l then shown on th« West Cowl b> videotape three hour* later, I’ aar had accused Rooney at being "loaded" during a guest spot on hia show Tuesday night ami asked him to leave. Rooney took offense at Pair's parting remark: "U ’ 4 a lhame, he (Rooney) was a great talent.'* Rooney Wednesday threatened to punch Paar on the nose, but they had a 13-mlnute peace meeting later in the day and ironed out their dlfferencea. Rooney evem consented to make a return ap­ pearance tonight. Youngster Calls Police To Report 'Mommy Is Dead' The finest tapestries of the Mid­ dle Ages came from France and Flanderi. 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V N , #M|» M H'*titU, ftaiina Kaat, at riatatirf, a jmlnt i a itt .ll f r n Ka>t of th# i a * Hunth w «•*t c i i r i i r r of wild H.*i'tion WETTT lUMILLAN. f*. a>i*l iiif* thanr* No r th t * d* t ft#f idriinl 23 4i.** U rat, ba.'.i 1 l r r | to fliw v o t i t iq o r p i m .n %t h »v h* 4 1 ii ul mic of a « u n * «<*tna%r t<» T » » T H E l i r K E V ' l l A . N T : the Hotitlm m i r r l j r and li a i it ig i •l#ny II* MUI aii ladltl* of 2 ? » i l i f o r t ; th#tn<* a hid a •T U f.#ib#r Hi r##t •ahl m r t # t h r o n g h a t r n t r a l angto I'll II a tit I pill a 24, I'tnnav I v a h Ia of 1* itrg, ill* n * . a dlata iii# of t o r aim: m :fu.nr noTif ik i * i ; a :.12 ft in i tan u n i tt.i# ..r .aid li* * j. pp# r In th t a bm # - ai|i#i| ■ Hertfun 19. mt a i»*iint 1123. IT ft #* *11IMr, 4 *111ilf u# trill, W lilt'll |* Xiirth of tin' H>»utll H t**L i m (ter uf D# mil ii*.h In fli# c l m i It Fu n r t uf •aid H#< tint! 1 1 rb •* M il ill Judicial Cl m i l I, l ri #ni| Tin* Ihiaid u f ( ‘.10111 / ('oiiii.ila- fur lit* CuiiHty uf HPuiUtaiP, Amt aldtiar* of H rm ln ol u Cs.unty ^ l o . ill* Ht*i# of Florida, ami you a n !»••■•* Ha 1’iiiik r a all rlftlit. Mila and li#r«b> r#f«tiir*d lu fil# j o u r a d lilt*** r« t of H rm lnol# C o u n t ) In atul i a ti *•• iri iha i a I«I n o l i <m t*i th r f o r r g . i ln g r#al p r o p a rt/ l.y jn.Pnvt.ar H i t , A 11, 1959, L i t i i ‘ili c la i m |o*ri| in •tc-haua# for D i li Nailer L# Dutillilitd ofl#A d l i r • and Upon t * . tjit of a w a r f a n l / Ing * 4*ti t t rf k far four 1 4 > run* »! ##di m i t r i n g l h # f o 11n vr Hie *j:# ■. •.... 11» v r 0 i >r k • fit A it p n * |.a p *r ct f 1r ih fd r #a l p r o p e r t y ■ittiat# l y i n g A # « # i a I i JitJUiAlluil puil4i«li«d 111 ami lit lug hi HrtnIno I• (Juiint), ■a M Csmrilf, Fl o ri da, tn -wlts YVITX'HHH mv h i n d tn d •**! #a T h # No rth *»| f r r t o f Ilia I l i r a af tlii C i m i l t C ourt uf tiiA " e»t 4 1 * f r r t of Ih* Nrtrth Nin th Lidi *! C lffu lt , In a i i .I for I ..nt *4 Hi i t|on 7, T o n iiahtp lb » • lutil) of Hpii i I iimI#, Hi a t a 31, flatigo j u Eaat of Flarld#, I !«!• ITlI i dijr of N « * A d i t rtlM iiirnl, p i i')iAltga and \ a tolar. V l » , M i t . c o m #>am r l»v */nlt C la i m lipp'd t*i I i,i v I I li. H i t i l i t l lu* maria i m r u i A i i t h» Hartloii •11*r b, i.'lrvuU C o u rt #*f FlorJil.i Htafiitrw F# m I minit CiiiiAt/,, FI or Id « ®*•11H K r h U r , * h a ir m a n n f thr M i; X U r lh i T. Y I M i n H'lurd i»f Ciitinv y C 'i n i m i is Ix p u l) (.lu ll • .rt»t* of Heiiiinolf Count j . 14 K A t •* Klorhla H VI I T 11 A T I L T O N . A H o r n i ) i A T T l i . S T ; H a n d 3|. K a U h g l I l f l.ait C rtittil A i i n u i I'lrrk u r l i i i d u , Fluti'l# 1*11III |rl| pf! ( t, J|f )*»;*» I'uMiaii v.»* If, T4 A !»**• f. ! a. #4Id National Broaden allng Co. for slander. He relented several Imurs liter after viewing Pair's version of the Roonry-Paar feud and recon­ ciliation. •'Pair's statements weren't a* bad as what had been reported to me.” said Doff. "I thought Paar apologued in his way." The show, temporarily being made here Instead of New York, was viewed in the East live and I*V I. D A V ID D H K im iM . eon of Mr. nntl Mrs. Ktlwurti L. Drcbert, Reservoir Lake, Hanford, hns been ns* jsitrnril tu I'n. (*. loth tinttnlion ut Furl .Ittckaon, S. l\ to start bis Imsic training. Narcotic Helping Police In Battle On Drug Traffic MIAMI BEACH (UPl) — "I JuA found my mommy dead." "Don't cry, Israel, maybe aba's not dead. Are you sure AM'S dead?" “ Yes, I shook her, but eh* won’t wake up." That wav the conversation Wednesday between Miami Beach police desk officer Mra. Shirley Klein and 9-year-old Israel Adler. Sirs. Klein got the boy's ad­ dress and spoke soothingly to him while she wrote a note to tht police dispatcher to Investigate. Police who answered the tall found the boy on the telephone talking to Mrs. Klpin and Israel’s "mommy" dead. AulhorlUea ruled her death was from natural t im ­ es. The dead woman was Identified as hit great aunt, Mrs. Esther Adler, a Si-year-old wealthy widow who brought Israel her* from Montreal, Canada, to Uvs with her. ile was adopted by Mra. Adler after hla parents ware killed four years ago in an automobile ac­ cident in which the boy was in­ jured. Mrs. Adler did sot gat up Wad* neaday morning whan tha alarm clock went off. Iiratl ehook her repeatedly, picked up the tele­ phone and dialed the operator and began hia conversation: "1 want the potice station.'* Th* child, who becamt an AmerW can citiien a month ago, waa tak­ en to the home of Peace Juattca Mai Englander, father of four daughters, who notified other rela­ tive*. Englander said Mrs. Adler had set up a "substantial" trust fund (or Israel. OAKLAND, Calif. <UPl)—Oak­ land police are using a narcotic a* a weapon in their war on nar­ cotics addiction. Thu ill uk is Nalluie mid it* Ure, piuiiceicd here lluto years ago, is spreading thrmighnul Califor­ nia and ,hcwhc[* across the na­ tion. Ily injecting Nailine Into a per* sun, police can determine whether he is • narcotics addict or user. The pupil of the suspect's eye is men so led before the lest and >1 LAKELAND (UPl) — The U. S. minute« afterward. If the pupil Agriculture Department wiU b« deereases in sir,- after the Injec­ asked to declare a seven-day a(dption, Im is "clean." if the pupil ping holiday for Florida citrus enlarges, police know lie is an ad­ Iruit during tlia Christmas season. The shipping holidays are cus­ dict. tomary in order to allow consum­ Dr. James (J. Terry, nirilknl of­ ficer fur the Alameda Uoiinly ers to utilise the heavy pre-Christ­ mas citrus shipment* and thus shnifl'a offtie, is credited wilil prevent a market glut. perfectitijf lli« use of Nulline tu Tha federal marketing agree­ detect drug addicts, s It hits also ment committees voted Tuesday been used by psychiatrists to te­ to ask that the holiday be started le* patients und coax them to talk Dec. 23. about unpleasant memories, and The committees also slightly by anesthetists tu counteract the relaxed minimum grade standard* effects of morphine.) for tangerines but made *n« Nalluie hn i proved a valuable changes in other minimum stand­ weapon in the war against crime ard*. They voted In set minimum ami oarioties because: standards for tangerine* at U.- S. — Suspects who taka tha test. No. I lancy, aixe J10 or larger, are either quickly cleared or held |for the period Dec. 7-Jan. 10. for trial. Many who taka tha test1 ■ and fluid, it wind up pleading guilty, saving tha expense of Mint, — As « condition o f pa rot* or] sum k m i m i r i ni t* probation, u deter* users from N< 1 1' h 'E 1,4 H M U I 1 Y t l l V E N th*t til# I C i r d of AdJ|u«tm#ti1 u f tli# becuniitlK re addicted. C h v s.f Hanf m d Mill It.lid A r> tf iiUr iMiptliii •• 1 1« I*. 31. o*i T . i # « — Keilucinir tin- nurcnlir* trnf« U ) . I i n f i u b t r b . It»a9, hi th# f i t y Cumtntailan Itfuni #t th# «’l i y H i l l In nr.|**r hi ' •"i i>l'T ah Ap|i< #1 far a VArlAiti# a* il># 7.iirihiA (trilhiAni # i fie meant less auto "boosting." FOXBORO. Man. (UPl)—An)*. *.....# m i I mb |M**ii#rti I ** a i p i I at Tuu y. : m .4 f i t l# i| «l l>«*u r ii i ti u m ptDnUlution, huit-lary and other Is**t l» , u i iH k i T l i r I». n c i i harness raceways art act* crimes committed by addicts uhn H d n ird I I j m i *- < h u r m l n ting to he almost si dangerous at must steal to tuppiul a habit that the nation s highways, says giL V H T M »* I I I I I I # ; p i Ml It may cost them it tin it day. N O T I C E 14 I i i . l t l . l l v Ml V E X t;h«t th# II mA r •| nf Id JiiU'iJiiot nf Hi# C i t y scr haired Tuwnseud Ackerman, u f Hanfnrd i il tl Irnld a r # g u la r ni##t1tig a; t i l l I* 31. on J i l M d a ) , lire* who I* retiring at 11 after mor* # m l i r (, H i # , In i d # c i t y C o m m l i i l o n Itooni #t i i • Ity H i l l In n r d r r than 50 years as a driver. ' i 4fttiiid#r an #rpwi| for ■ o r l a u r i of tli* P.-inlAi «»rdinAt»r* •••nr#rn<"« |»r*«t»#piv in H i d a ; fiAk A v # n u # a i u | H# ond Mtiiat, l - i g a l H i i e r i p ‘ Stricter regulations In granting t l m . A ll l. n t a «, 7, am I I. Hi*** k 1. T i # r i licenses to sirs. era it the greatest K s L i a r d P*. M i, > h l l r n g U need of the trotting und peeing DEUEMIlCIt I V I |r# uf I ' l i M l r I lm e lA g sport today," he said. "H‘s almost Admins no, | « Ii# t H»/ Sul tv it 11 **it tn *rcor<Uri«> *t|fh jf#«:tlan ru uf ih# a Joke the way it is now. Buy h *'tit I iimI# f Si'Li fit > Z'ininii I'rgulsi I l<»im, |tu#r*l ®f i-"autili i <r«iiiMttii«#tuii#t • Diana .Smith, Sanford a srt af gear, pay the fee and u f Htm irtui# I'u iiV ii), Flu rtd ii, • (« |Mfi# th# fnllirivIrtff f|#«« ^llr#4 Frances White, Sanford you’re a driver. It’s as simplo aa f>i i p « r t i i t l u m i u f i c l f t i ; T u # ti z ; j u 0 f I i . s i m n g I U i h r i d i L 1* Eleanor Williams, Sanford 11, 2. f*a• 2 tu 5. that — and as dangerous." Jean Beil. Sanford I'ut«l|r Ii#Af i n # W itl 1»* held In th# 9#nilm>l# C ou nt / E o u r t H oy t#. Ackerman believes drivers should H#Mfur»l, t InrMii in the* ('u ii n t y (*uninilAi|utitr« ruum un i J i t t n i t t r 22, Helen Calloway. Sanford have several yean of apprentice­ Li**) a ; lij.o-# \ \t «»r h i *'M*t» thi*r#4ft#r #■ p o iitk it. Atine Hendrix, Sanford ship with harness horses befort U 'AF'i of ( ' o y i i t r t* mnm ii«lu lifi• Agnes Yost, Deltary H #m iM oi4 C o u n t ) , ) iu t usa they are allowed to drive in com­ Frances Thurgood, Lake Mary petition. H r Jo h n Kffld tr( r h i l r r u i f i A lim H#rid 31. liAi* nti Katie ItoicnfeUI, New York Fu’Mlnh D*r*fm11*r m i, Florence Iara dir milk, Fern V 4«tie-* mt Fnhilli* ll ##rl* g Park Shop For Christmas N ntl. # U h #i #by x 11•h In *!■< o rtU n t • m tlt < :• of ih# H #m L Jessie Kendricks, Sanford lii.l# ' •lint) /.'MtltlK Hr t u t AilOriA, Hu«t<l ut I ' o u n l ) I u m m l l l l u n r l a uf Dismissals At H#nitnii)r ( u n i t ) I ’ L m I I i iir*i p«ii *i tu auii # th# fu||u»lt«4 «!#• r l bt i l p r o * Mrs. James Church and baby, l»#rt> * -2 t om iitr r Ia 1: A ll of L o t t i l i h r o u i i i 44, .Afiitiulril l'1-ii D r u i d i*Aik. D.it |u*v1'uu*1y «<irt#d t*-’ Sanford l ‘u (d lr firA n n ir w 111 |m field 1r| H ia 4*titltiu3# ('g u itl/ C o u rt Debra Criner, Sanford /Atifwtii, r i f f id.i, in ru# i utility Mfs«tuifilR>lon#i« i ofitu un iicccfiiUtr I J , Pauline Hobby, Sanford H D At I'llKH) 31. or A • ■•non L i o r #a f r#r #• poitlblv. ILi.iifi| «■f l*ounl/ CorumitiiuB*f | Cindy Slayton. Sanford 4#m ltio t# F lo rid a Florence Wrbber, Deltary 11/ J o h n K r ld # r , f-hnlfiiiAi 211 K. 1st Odell Wall. Sanford A U f . t ; lJ * v l d 31. U# |yh «l Lewis Small, Deltary r il hT.fh I 'i i e m l . e 3. m i Citrus Shipping Holiday Asked * Drive Carefully Says Race Rider Legal Notice Hospital Notes ii GEC, WlNGEYS SICK.? NOVI I'M CUT OF A DATC FO« THE Bi' u Ml KITTEN- Y H,S CO' ° 13 fo tt/S VVNS' ) w o a s c /H E 'S n o t t a k in g k e t # e, DANCE, "N'i \ j o i \ ^ - j > a s s s s s r jii? ? j Veiflr* mi 1'nbllr l l U t l i f N..'! # to It#i r b/ *iv#ti hi A u r U on r# w it h id . d o i 20 of th# 4 « m t m dr ' '14111) Z-» m itiK K # k u U U u i i «, Vluiri] of C ount) Cotnrntialotitr# of HiMiilnul# i i#tinl>, F lo ri d # , tiropuA## t*» vun# th* f*>)!<#* tug ilfArfltiod prn|J« i. !> !*•* 311#1191#Ir I*difiiiij tt#Al«J#ii( I j I; ft#gn'lu#£ i t Hi# N W COf of # L # t # »• furni#rl> dr* f(i > it# d a a U » t « liios k It « 'r> at#1 L a U a W l n t o r Hum#* tiihd lvlBlnn. I*. II 2, !•/». 1 1 I - 1 U , and run H I M fi t » th* t#n* t#r uf n h i t m i f i r m o r l y * :•» ft all## hi b# i 4 • r)Atal l ^ k # W l n t o r H un #i AuhdlvtBtnn, thorn * K t.* iho YV hno «>f T h i r d « i r * * t in *4 d ( ‘D A il luik# W l n t # r ll u in ta # u b d lv U lo u , thtneo N H i ft A lo n t tho \V lln # uf 1 # Id T h i r d H tr *oi tu th* N K r o r of what " ' l l fu r a w r ly 1-ot I I , of illur h 17. of •4Id •ub>llv lAlutt, thtni-A YV |# |*OfI, L n d L^ h # 4 r l n # w il l ho h « id In th# HAmlnol* i aurtl/ Coiif t liny*#, Houfwrd, F l « r i d A , lit t i n C o u n t y I ’ftm m ltA lo titr i ruom no l i i b t i t i b t r 22, *V lO.iiHl A. 31. or ai iiioit Oi«r#aft«r as pu«*dd#» B o a r d of Cow fit/ C om m iialo n ti • Vomlrtoio ( ‘ou n ty . Florid * B y Jo h n K r id * r , Fh a i rm * * A l U t l Xj * v i•1 31. U A tcb«l r u t i n a H e c t t n U t r I, 1931, JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY! 6% M’atcli Tuesduy'i Sanford Herald l & �* Now, Som ething WANT ADS Are A s Good As Geld Page 8— Thttrn. Dec. 3, 11)59 SLEEPING BOOHS. Tkt Gablet, 401 Magnolia. PA 2-*729. LARGE 4 badroom bouse. 2 bathi largo living n o n and fliwplaet, dining room, dy, largo lit IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME NEAR LARE MARY. Laka privtltgai, 2 BHroom*. CBS, Iff. living raom, carport*. utility, qulat neighborhood. Bargain for rath or will atll an terms, Own»r PA 2*0121 2-BEDROOM uoftitsiahod bouaa, 2- BED ROOM 'frame nouse in vary kitcba* electrically equipped. good condition; sprinkler sys­ 2411 WUlow Aveoue. Call tem: front and rear screened in PA 2-4214. porch: garage; large comer lot; 604 W. 20th. St. Stenslrom Realty HERBERT STKNSTROM RENT A BED Rollaway, Hot pita' A Baby Badt . By Dty, Wack or Month. CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. PA M i l l US W. lot St- * Registered Broker LRN RIHNF.R LOTTIE BROADWAT KEN TORBETT BETTY E D. SMITH Aeeetielee 111 N. Part - Ph. FA IUN MAYFAIR SECTION: Brittany alyl*, large living-dining area, fireplace, 3 bet. om, 2 bath, family room. Pb. FA 2-2244. I. Keel Raute For Bain MAJOR BKUffN REALTY Realtor 2 ACRES with well; 4 In bearing LAKE MARY grove with fruit; 15.000, $1,000 Ph. FA 2-2237 of FA 2-1964. down. Phone FA 2-1934. OFFICE SPACE with amplo park ing. 212 Oak Avonuo. FA 2-2404. KHRU8HCHEV SAID FA 2-5264 2. Real Kettle For Rain 2. Real Estate Fee Sale a. Female Help Wasted HOUSE for Sale or Trade: Price WAITRESS five days pwr week; also kitchen help. Gutheries *7.500. Terms. Ph. FA 2-llM. Restaurant, across the river, go TRADE EQUITY in horn* for late 1792. model ear. FA 2-2547. 9 ^ M a k M 1 e l^ h iu » t * ^ ^ LOCH ARBOR COUNTER MAN or Meat Cutler. CANAL FRONT Apply Tip Top, Sanford A 4th ttg Crystal Drive St. This three bedroom home with 1** baths, kitchen equipment, dis­ MARRIED MAN 25 • 40 for San­ posal. exhaust fan, space heater ford area. *73 week plus com­ and Venetian blinds can be mission. 5 days week. Paid vaca­ yours for the low down payment tion. Retirement A Insurance. of 11900 and anume low in­ Apply 3020 Corrine Dr., Orlando. terest rate mortgage of 41*"*. The owner hat been transferred 19. Male nr Female and has authorized us to lower the price to 114.900 with imme­ diate possess sion. Exclusive Motor Route Carrier listing. To service Enterprise and Ben­ son Junction area. Apply San­ ROBERT A. WILU\MS, Re alter ford Herald. Raywead Luodqslsl, Atswc. FA 2-3*41 Atlantic Bank Bldg. II. Work Wanted 3-BEDROOM home hardwood floors. Large lot. 2t0Q Adams WORKING MOTHERS bring your children to me for good care. Court, Wynnewood. T e r m s . Mlai Magnolia Evans. 39 Wil­ FA 21817. liam Clark Court; borne of Mrs. Agnes Knowles. Sanford. REA! KSTATl DRIVE-IN 234* Franefi Ave. HOUSEWORK. FA 26627. J. W. HALL BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 12. Plumbing Services Reaitur 2 BR. house on Magnolia, just out ‘ Call Hall” Phone FA 2 3641 of city llml'a; kitchen equipped, SANFORD Plumbing A Healing Venetian blinds, space heater. FOR SALE: Lots, all graded, on 2596 So. Elm Pb. FA 2-7914. Must sell at once. *3995. Will paved side road nrar Monrow PLUMBING trade lor late model car. Comers. Phone FA 2-2739. Contracting A Repairs FA 2-0661 or FA 2 0532. Pros Estimates “ The proposition that the average R. U HARVEY LIKE LAKES? Americai. can afford lo live in 204 Sanford Avo. Phofu FA 2 3393 RAYMOND M. BALL SANFORD PROPERTIES If your pockelbook matches your a three bedroom, Iwo bath home CLEAN Sicily furnished upatalra 614 Atlantic Bank Building AM ) ASSOCIATES taste for superb LAKEFRO.YT like the one shown at the Inter­ aparunant |7L Pboso FA 20SM. Fin. Harriet R. H. Ivers Real Estate — Insurance value, we have a group of 2. Plumbing & Repairs national Exposition in Moscow SMALL Heap furn. apartment; Joe C. Thorn** Surety Bonds 3. and 4 bedroom homes beau­ ia nothing but CAPITALISTIC YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT private aotrance FA 2-4707. FA 1-0*19 tifully located and luxuriously 1923 Sarila St. 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 PROPAGANDA!" built to provide you the utmost Hanford 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped PARMER'S AGENCY pleaiurr In Florida living. Eviit* HMg. Lake Mary Come over to SAN SKM KNOLLS, house. Phone FA 2-6W3, N. V. Farmer, Realtor Priced from *25.500. Let us show four blocks west of French Avc. I I’h. FA 2-1290 D. H. Whitmore FURNISHED upstairs apartment; you and you be the ju-'*e. on 20th Street, and tee Ivow I Lillian G. Trams 3 roomi and bath; ail atcctrie LAKEFRO.YT Property in Osteen wrong Nikita can be. / Plumbing 4 Hearing ) Associates. kitchen; private entrance. Mri. 2i6 ft on lake; 251 ft. on front; W. H. “ Bill" STEMPER Agency Harold Appley, ph. FA 2-16*1 or ONLY FIVE HOMES LEFT IN 116 S. French Ave. I’ h. FA 2-5221 111 N. Fork 227 ft. on East: 96 ft. on West; Phono FA 2-4991 AIR CONDITIONING After hours, FA 2-2611, FA 2-4921, FA 2-3964, modern 2 bedroom home, double THIS EXCLUSIVE DEVELOP­ FA 2-0261 CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORM garage; 90 fruit trees: 3 in. 6. Female Help Wasted MENT. HUY NOW SO YOU 1497 Sanford Ave. FA I FURNISHED bedroom, private en­ well. Phone GArden 3 5777. C A N CLAIM HOMESTEAD TOR SALE BY OWNER: House, trance, private bath. See Mra. EXEMPTION NEXT YEAR. FURNISHED garage apartment 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedroomi. Appleby, FA 2 0641 or FA 2 LAKE MONROE Priced for quick sale at *6,too. Territory availabl* soon for W. H. "Bill" STKM PKR Agency C. A. Whiddon, Sr. 2. Wonted to Rent 21,000 down payment. Contact AVON Representative. Women Realtor A Itanror ItROKER Mri. M. L. Rabore, 1103 E. over 15 given preference. If ASSOCIATES; H. E. Taffer COUPLE would r\e to rent or buy Seminole Blvd. 242 Se. Park Ave. Ffe. FA 2-599) you want about 4 hours per like rent, a 2 bedroom, kitchen Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper day. like peopla and need ex­ December 4th., 2 bedRobert F. May, Rart Pilcher, equipped house, not near air 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths, 4th add) tra money, write, Mrs. Jean house, kitchen equipped. Helen E. Noonan base. Write Box M4, Sanford or ON I.AROK LAKE Uon Pinecri.it, ll.ooo equity. Milanich, Box 244, Lockhart, PA 2 2303. Phone FA 2-4991 112 K. Psrk phone FA 2-7441. 4 Bedroom borne with 2H hsth»; Ph. FA ’ -TIM. Fla. large living room; dining room; Florida room; terrszzo doors, central heat. Several fruit trees SOIICI IS HKHKBT IIIVKX lhat III* Hoard ol County Commie. |j> Juatlcaa .,f tit* Pear*. Kara and Coat* » inn 00 t . . Monar* of Somlnul* County, Florid* will matt at 1* ritelm-h A. M. It*. - I i|* 2909 SQ. FT. OVERALL Cnnalabfta, Fee* and Cotta •*04,114 • • *mS*r 11, IMS, In th* County CommlMlunar* llonm In tli* Cuurt lion.* j j ; County Pro.arming Attorney, Comlvtlon Fee. >27.‘ hid TERMS 11,4*4.4* T— at Santera, In aacardiac* wllh lh* protleten* of Chapter III, rinrld* 1 it* "1tn.ee Fee* A Juror* Fata .714.44 f.T* Slatutaa, f*r Ik* purpne* at hearing r*<|u**t* an<l complaint* from tha i j;% UU8LNESH PROPERTY nther Court Coata nod Faaa f.aoo oil — pnklle ragardlag Ik* supplemental lluOaei* for th* Flmal Tear begin- 311 Captntt* Other Than Halarlt* (Hh*rlfri “ In the City of le.llo.aa Large store with ons 2 bedroom v *■ nine Oatobar lit Ills and (Tiding September Z*th IS**, and will thtra. 1*1 love.II*,none iHharlfO apartment and two t-bedroom »*o an n C **** fOntellvalf *4*pl the Budget* for aald period. Th* tantative Bud- III l!qulttr,n| Dthartm t, i :;.i, —— or# aumme-teed t , fntlaaj apartmeui). On cottier lot with Gracious Living” **— nummary *tat*m*nl thawing receipt*, expenditure*, kalancM, r«extra lot in rear tor parking. tota l ArritiirntATiosii r* nor*** and propo**.| la* mlllagt t f'uhllahed In fnlli !«M M a i »ai >52,000 TERMS P.aaarta for Contlngatirtf* a* 9 t r » * T > o r a a v a v i K i t i l l n M 't t ir r * iK UiM ti.a m t v t i JT,114.44 m liaaery* for t.'ontInganrlaa inner-.ff. -r u«cvs:n*i. m i l » III 44 Ileaerre for Caah Balanra in h* carried KOSA L. PAYTON r o w t n h ria cA i, vstvn r i u i m , * K m : « k K n am iso* Porn ard T* *90 T u n • • I 44 * • Mill* on aa*****4 valuation 11.14k 44 Registered Real Estate Broker *T IlM.MMte.dS | t»| uo no 214 Railroad A Telegraph l.treneen TOTAL Rl fitlKT 174.4UI 44 Mary E. Carrara — Leo SsIvaU 2M Inauranra Agent* 1,Irena* Taa B. E. Rogero, Sr. Asvorlates R4TIWVTR o r RKveiMK* vm i RKtKiPTi u n til r ( hi t r i tie Candidate! Filing Kee* lllivn VMl HHMII.R FI Ml Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 •( H law ja jh 1ST Occupational Lk-enea* Ftm Fiat VI. VKVR m i n i , aitPTKNBFH a*, in * US Heeeraa* Llrenara II* Taaaa • . 1 * - Mill, on aaaaaaad laluatlnn ISO Hulldlng Parmlla O Zoning * ... or i i «;.»ii4can*• I? |Himon Down Payment-No Closing *** Through III, both Ihdualao— Kacaea Feet 111 tiaa-illn* Taa :o% of th* Tth Cant l?,0fl4,iiit I S i . Jaluu K f f l f Cam/tmmf . . . fOX Ralmhuraamenia from Welter* e Tubarculona ratianta tlt-l tiaaolin* Taa from Hoard or Vdmtnl,t i at Ion • quiet i M K i a i l y Ij.IHlO Ml | — Ut **I* of Parm and nrovg Praducta Motor Fuel Taa ]»-, nf th* Tth Cent l.sna on It* IGA||fi I’h. FA 2 6123 --- 2Tt Other Itevanua llatalpta I'a.-tng (-ommlaalnn Fund* I,mo no III l If wit'll. 1111 ! U 6 Y . rarkA ve. • Near Golf Count* 1- I•* Nsh Itaaanua Recelpte ion n>> 1TI Other Rattnua Ha.-alpl* NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and Total Kattmatad Racalpta TOT VI. KUTIVIATKH RKCKIPT* 1*1 IK II 130,344. tot Lta* |% bedrooms: Fir exciting l.aaa I-, ll.lll II :i : n 44 I I family living with planned lux 96% ad Balimated Racatptg k»" nf Pallmatad Ha.aipt* ITt.lt] II ms,: i,vim tiry plus ample entertaining •*!**••• 14 k# Brought Porword tarludtng Ralanra to n* Brought Pnrnard; Cain II*.»«*.II I facilities and play areas at llla.H Patty Caah iu.na it muderatr prices. Shown by ap­ TOTAL KHTIM.VTF.I1 RKCKIPTR Tura West Oa lH k Horae* feature I Bedroom* • Yu1*1 Natlmote.l Keirlpi* and Halanra* VMl B.VI,ANCt;B 111,STS II pointment. Call FA 2-4032. m iiz it St. Follow Country lh Tile Rath* * Screened UTiH.VTr.il HiPKhaH* i . n r a t i i a t m i ItaTIH Vi r.ll i :VPKVV>:i Porch • Utility Room . Terrow risevi, u v h n n i v u ar.r ifniikh m , Kngtnaartng Sartliea III Club Rd. A Watch : »(hi mi 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped •It Salarlaa af County Cummiaafnnera and litpanaa* ratio Floors • Carports - Land ll,|n« M lll-l Halary Road Huparlntendant. For Our Signs . , * home. 1.0* down payment. $36 lll-l Par Plant and Travtl Btpanaa. County Vlanaatr A Othar Kapanaaa •rapod Lou - All Ctly Con­ *1 '*.»i2an Commlaalonert 111 Fra* Labor l.ono no a month. 1*19 Summerlin. i •»«» venience*. tie •alary of Clark of Board ut County 13] Malnlananr* nf Rqulpmtat, Tool* Commlailonara • ft0.1 ao Machinery, Ktr. 11a Halary of Bupervlaur of K’ atvlrallun iiaaoline, Oita, ale l.oua «» ill Ij.nOu ul NATURE KNEW m 5 :BO A. M. TH Dark Salary of Allorntr tor Hiar.l *od Kipenti* l.ngd Material* I 000.00 Hi lll.niMl Gil 3 3 1 Clark of Clrrult Court f.»r tlaitaral Court Work lit Purrhaea ai Right -of -V v *r I 100 > H | ) AGAiMHb •omchow tJut the little oak tree J»4 111 Commltalonu la Taa Aeeetaor SUNDAY tT.aaata 111 Kipaneea of Procuring Rightt-nf.w*y lhat started growing decades m Comntlealona in Tav Collector IT,*** 4o I Ml Itnad Machinery and Kquipment *1 '1 G » fill 3:00 P. M. TM Dark ago would someday shade ibis •IT Cnruoar a Inquaal >4n ao •II. Payment to Ctly nf Ha-iford on I*aa Tat p,ol| li st I j ; Rapalra to Court Haua* modern 3 bedroom home. Neat, We. III •*1-a Payment to Tote* of Otlado on |*,t r*v (toll l.aoC a n I I'M 4! •ll-t Janitor lirtlti MONTHLY 1 .nil 40 kll-t Pnyntant to Toan of I/ i i |bo.i,| on tell Taa Roll trim, and bright inside because I.Ill G« Ilt-1 Light*. Pual and Water I 044 40 •tl-t Payment to Ton n at Altamonte Hprlnge uf the added Florida room, the 1(1-1 Inauranra ifm on lava Taa Roll 1i.aoil mi 1,11) 1? W r-wa 1(1-1 Taleph.ioe, A Telegraph PAYMENTS price will surprise you —pleas­ I .104 4.) Hl-4 I’aym,*! to Tunn uf ('aeeali.erry on Ia,| Taa Roll H7.II h i -a lacidrmala CoswtrudUM Co., lawantly l St.uoo town will make it •,>04.44 141 Itipenae* of KlartJon and Kagieitatlun 90th SI. FA 1-76X2 I t <14.1 44 Total Appropriation* I " 331 IV yours. '«* - 141-1 Laaaa.purckaaa *f Voting Macklnaa llatarya far Coatinaaoria* * 4*4 44 •41 ft*. 3«* «•.»]> i« Adiartlalng lte-iuire.1 by [.*er 1.1»4 04 Raaarva ter caah Balanra to n* Carried Par* ard V« >11.33 W. H. “ BUI" STEMPER Agency 41 AdverMalng Italiaquant Taata TOTAL HI IHIKT 1.144 44 m* 1 431.4SJ II Phong FA 2-1991 34X ■upplita A Kvpanea* for County 112 M. Park RSTIMVTR OP NKVKMK* VMl M»:« FI rev (RHIMIIR I <n XTV I'ommlaalontra only C4PITVI. nlTI.VV NMKUVK PI VII I *0* *4 It* (lanaral ntattoaery, Blank*, gupplita, ||t IV ano m l )•* Tranefar from Oanaral Puvd 11 1 a r e , x , m , It ,< ao a* 43a.1 Itarnrd Book* 1,1*4 *4 Uh 111 Katury of Lteunaalor A Supaatta A Tni*| KeiimaieO Raraipi* IV a.i •*e Ofllaa Kipaniau Balanea* I* b* brought tarwar-l r*tk 1.104 ao IT 333 an ■M tit •alary af Judgaa A Saeratarl** (.*•>« *4 MR ita ■alary of County iroiMuimi Attornay T.JTAL aSlTIMATBti KKKKirT* 104 44 to*« tie Kapanaaa af Araiory 144 44 A.M) lUUM'KF a* >- 3 44 m ■alary of County Knglneer 14.044 *4 naTiwvTF.11 Kxrr.vikie v vfitvi . niTi.vv kair.avn r i 'mi' ut Slalniananca of th* County Horn* A Rapalra 14,440 44 r o w TUN Fl*v VL 1 W*IV r v n i v i . *Rrr»:WNKi* m . loan in ■alary of County Phyalrlana, County Heat h Center Hulldlng—Join! Venture Haallh hurt# A ether Baponaa iiiao a* with If, s. 04% L *3,>33 44 I4X Tubercular tloipnal* 14.444 4* laa laaanlir laqulrlt* T-.iai Approfrlav4an4 1.144 44 *(.11144 111 Ueneral Walter* 1.44*44 141*1 Agproprlailon of tha Couaty Walfar* Board •.444.04 TOTAL BUIB1KT 41 VSJ *4 IM lloaplial Saralca ter in* India**! 31 144 4a ■•TtHATM o r a a v k m f.* v v n M K iK irtn i x u i v n i a c o i x t v an ■alary af Couaty Sarvlca Officer* A Ktptaaaa 1 >4« a* ■ m i .h i m ! r r v u 4T1 Civil Pefena* a.*** a* IJall aeg or loan Moneai art Kap*na*a of County Zoning Cnniip>**loa Jl 0)0 04 II* Teve* - - * * • - "illle aeeeeee) valuation 441 ■alary of County Agaat and Hipanee* at IU3.004.*44.*4 Flaitea MaTuita (tltv ii *.144 44 I I4VIVMI* eit-i ■alary of llama Pamoaatratlaa Agaat A liapante* T.MO 44 TOTAL OnTtUATRO KBCOIFTO l*i.t»4 44 aai-a Othar Kipaneaa Agrirullura Daparlmiat 1.*** i q 1.144 44 1.3114# 4N Pay mam la Plarld* Hoard af Poraairy A Park far Cauaty Kira Caatrol fail V i - . o f F a iim a taJ Raratpit !.*»» It l*«,*tl 4S sis Vpproprlalloa for Playnrouad* Balanr** lo k* brought ternary 1 404 44 Mh 4M Publicity II 144 40 OM ke saa nalanca Appr*i»*m*nt -aartion m i l l S.)14 44 TOTAL raXIMATOri RECEirrg 122 Kurallur* A Ptsluraa for Court Hnua* AND BALASCCa 1,444 44 144,41! <1# I •12 Tranifar (a Capital Outlay llaiart* K ir i n v T R D u r n v i r i Fund tllam No. 114) 11.444.44 in III County SuilAteS — -fail a o Conrtaoue* 3*4.431 44 TOTAI. APPHOPIIIATItiAS 4(B.T!> 31 Haaarr* ter Ccutlnncaclac Mt Total Approartation* «t » ; » »s 344 411 44 Saacraa tar Caah Balaaca la ka Carried Parward Keaere# ter Conllngeu-.e* IIJIIU Nona Raaarva far Ca»k Balanr* Nona TOTAL ILIK1XT iai.ait.it WrPIWATKO i X U M H AVU hMXIPTI tHWI<VOI.H VOl VtV TUTAI. SI’ MKT 114.411.44 KISH AVU PtMPHtTI H i m i l Tatal caah balanee*------ -— - . ----2 ill, 1(4. ! 5 Pvta FISCAL TBAN AMUM, aKPTHHBKN M, |M4 Total retarva* -------- — __ I1MIAT* la* Taaaa .7 - * Hllla on aaaeaaad Tutal re,-*lpte all Hujgote _ ._ —. !.41i.»33 3* valuctlan af Il(t.*a4,444.ca Tula) aapandlturta all Hu.laete ft— t . i u u ! :« T* 114 PVaaa aad Coata and ai| other p**a. *i. Total millet* for County -peratloa 1.31 mill* kemlnol* Cooniy Health I'ait __________ .11 mill* TOTAL HTIMATBD RWCSIPTS For th* kaneflt at lb* BuarA at truattt* of th* It Bomlnolo Co uni 1 Public Hotpiial __________ ___ no* H mills Total of all niillaa* ______ f # mi l l s •1% of KtllneleJ Matalgie (templet* .lete'leil Hu.lgeto aro aiallahlt for public tn■p•ci iti11 in lli* OaUncM lo k* kfougnt ForaarUl Caah ofllt* of Iko clgfh •( tho Circuit Court in Ibo tteuit Hout* I PalRjfit2it RoarJ at Caunljr Cummiaaloner* af Somlnota Tounty. Flortta m .tt* ** by Juba Krt4er, Chairman (Official S**IV v» a** •• Atteat! DAVID M OATCHBL ts. •**.*« Clark af aalX Od*r4 206 E. COMMERCIAL SANFORD p»4*rabra A TM C o iw iA u Legal Notice NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES $450 Down OPEN DAILY ShaamaJuA yjfu u w h Dream Homes *340 *9890 TO TAL PRICE 13. Electrical Services House Wiring — Eleeute Service Sid Vihtrn RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia • FA 2-491* r iJ a iU ii^ ^ iis I ls j^ ^ ijii finishing FLOOR sanding ai Cleaning, Waxing S e r v i n g Saminel* Cosines since GLEASON. Lake Mary. ROOFING, Gutters, Spouting, Roof Repairs, Painting, Cement A - Carpenter W >rk GeneraL Home Repair*. 20 Yra. Exper* lencc. Very Low Rale*. Phone FA 2-5192.____________________ FINE INTERIOR PAINTING O. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 B A M ROOFING Contracting A Repairs Licensed — Bonded —Insured FREE ESTIMATES 111 S*nfoH Ave. Ph. FA 1-7942 PAINTING A DECORATING * Licensed — Bonded Free' Estimates — Work Guaranteed Seminole Fainting FA 21204 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wt Invite yaa lo ba oor abaolately free without obliga­ tion at on* of Sanford's tending Motel* whilo 7*a locate salt, able beaiing (or yoneatlf and family. Pick op you boy at osr Salta Off!re. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 1 k 2 Baths VA - FHA . FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 You can move in immedi­ ately while the papers ore being processed. U'e Ciliaran tee Persona) Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your ' Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Gosing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy. 17-92 k 27th St.[ Phon FA 2-1501 ruicK SLftSHlO BRAND NEW m 59PLYMOUTHS Selling Below Dealer Cost 1 B R A SS MOTORS PH. FA 2 5441 �\ i & d A W ant A d A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y !Ph. FA2-2611 »HtUI Bk« tu fir l Thura. Dec. 3, 1939— Page 9 24- Lett A Found 9 trail lost A Farad_____________ 2 4 - Lest A Fend REWARD of S3 00 will be paid for L O S T : Commercial Vacuum a tipper briefcase and contents Cleaner on air bate road, be­ LOST: About 77lh St., trailer gas tank, name ’ ’Todtrr" on it. Will that were lost near Lake Mary tween Sanford Ave., tit St. or party who picked it ip Fri. nitc Blvd. A I.akeview Dr., in Little Golden Like. R E W A R D please ph. FA 2 3459. REWARD. Venice, Nov. 24th. No questions FA 23171. asked. B A M Distributors, P. O. Bos 431, Lake Mary, or ph. FA 2 403. ■ B A T I K S H. B. POPE CO. MS I. r a t - IRW.A-DAY PA REMODEL, Repair, Re-icreen. Reasonable. Ph. FA MI37. RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO G m a v in F n t Instructions Gift Piece#—Supplies—Kiln* Rlaehart toad Ph. FA I-470T tl. Education U. S, CIVIL SERVICE TESTS: Men-Women, 11-32. Start high as 335.00 weak. Preparatory train­ ing until appoint#*!. Thousands of Jobs open. Enperlence usually unnecessary. FREE information on Jobs, salaries, requirements. White TODAY! Lln-oln Service. Pekin 31. Illinoiis. Complete Laws Miiotanaaeo; FortlUwr — Sprajrlni — Mowing JOHN LOMMEASE 411 Willow Ave. FA 2-71W TV and RADIO REPAIR af >r 5:00 nights aod wtakendi; San­ ford, Laka Mary and Lonswood. FA 22TT1 and FA 1-NIL PBS, LaaaMaaAa, aM B taiataia, hand M ia, and program!, Printing Co. FA 301 Wait IS 24-A Trailer* Beauty Salon FA 2-7684 6 % 17. Pet* - Mvcitock - Supplle* w ^ m i d /g W *1K\VtXZ»j.pKicos! OMNI wasm MADI 57 OLDSMOBILE '■**" HaRdTaP . R a d io . lie At Kr . PoWeR SiKeR. IN* • JuSt I.IKe NeW . I.IKat, Foil ThK Ta RuFf lit PrlrR Of $99 $39 49 B U IC K 4-Door $99 $39 49 FORD 2-Door $99 $39 11 52 P A C K A R D 4-Dr. $99 $39 XuTuMaTIC KiOn . It RuN»! V. M E R C U R Y 4-Dr. $99 $39 » B | L L • I* E M P H i II lo u r Credit is good as gnv o f than# Cara H T&T MOTORS Franck A rt. M () T 0 R S la n ia rd t 341 W. FIRST ST. PH. PA 242SI 55 FORD rdn V rK tlbU - R a d io . hKaTeR . AnToMaTlC TrAnSmifMnN - lUlOnE PalnT . YaU »Aa C atCI mdrE ThAn A rOlD IN T h l. nV .t oF “ wHiT. ElEpllanTa" aNd Onl.y 55 PLYMOUTH *745 57 BUICK 57 FORD CuNdltloNinl. Tn Maha *2765 St At l.iN W'aC.oN • TudoR • 4 Cyl.INdEr • ClEaN • TuToNe Fi.MSh . MaN it : 57 FORD 53 FORD f AUllAnK “ SuO" HaltdTiiP . Kadid - Itr.ttKr • pOwEr HtKeltiNi • rl.r.tn k IdKal. F..R SpeKd TiCkeT *(Ml.eCtoKS. *1540 *1135 Thl. Cali's CinT vi> 4r'' *. plrK uP - ylluR hE.T BeT F"R1 gEtTINg IIP RIP »F »1 ThK btrK Se tt UrlvErS 55 DODGE ftlrlloK aTaTlOn WafiuN • VH KnGiNr • Itallid • HKaTelt . Au’loMaTiC lHaN.tliS.loN ■ a *«>>•!» ddg HolaF. fdr * iHr.T dAaE aNd OnLy *1780 tn IdKal. HuNtlnG BuC.gYf 57 CADILLAC llrlvlat; VIiSell rill K ^ 285 56 CMC i i |i • l u i i M f t ir rs r .v • , v r n t e t e t e M f Ote lEnt MaChAnlrAILy • a • P jM CaStl.e o.N wlleEIS J *1785 SuPeR FolldOr IfaRdToP - AIL ThE BaTrAa hi( It dint; PoWaHfl'I. HtEeHINg '•42" FuKddr • Ful.lY Eql'IPpKd InCII'dlnG AIR YuUr WI.NtKr *935 '3 2 - fttrltoR - at.I ThE KtTrAa IwCtUdltel air rOnlliTiOnlnt, - IT'a I.IKe drtvInG a wHoLe HeRd hriVedeRe • »a . AuToMaTU’ I1 II TrAnSml^SiOn I If eltlvTiWI ill KaDIO . hKaTelt . *875 55 CADILLAC *140 TrAnSml*- C iir n w * rw M f J OPEN TIL W IO O’Gotk Tonite & Fri.- 6:00 Sat FOR DELIVERY IN J l ’ ST A FEW WEEKS Ynur Authorlzad • BUICK • PONTIAC • RAMBLER Dealer MoThKr.In.1Aw Wlt.l IdvE IT! SI OIOS FitRdOr - RaDiO • HeAlKr Now A Used Furnitura and Appiianeaa DOWN *1225 ThK FaMAhl'lOuR $SAVE$ PUCE YOUR ORDER NOW 55 FORD rOuNIRy Redan WnGon > I PaRvEnGeR • RtAuBArD TrAnRmlaHlOn - Radio . HaAIEr • TaUr 58 CHEVROLET Del, Du V FoKdOr • v3 - SlAnDallD TrAnSmDSiOn . HaDiD . HeAlKr . ClEaN . At dig Thl* PrlrK. BUICK'S ON Mather of Sanford THE MOVE AGAIN S 3 51 B U IC K 2-Door *1870 C.aY WHO Like* CUSTOM BUILT furniture —fin­ ite pieces or sets. Also furni­ ture repair. Cabinets mad*. FA 2-7063 Prict 1S10 Ph. PA 3-7371 These Prices Good Thru Saturday READY MIXED CONCRETE Window Silla — Llntala — Sand Rock—Stepping Stones — Steel Grease Traps—Precast Step* Cement—Dry Walla MIRACLE CONCRr “ E CO 303 Elm Ava. FA 237)1 TREE: 3 part Persian kittens. 202-309 E. Pint St Pb. PA 2-0933 Thane FA 2-1208. 22. Article* Par Sola 1 SABLE and white Colli#; j tri­ color puppy* for tala. FA I -5123. GOOD used ippluneca and TV'i, aaa Jaka at 117 S. Palmatto MINIATURE poodles ARC ragiatrred, escellmt pedigree, Fh. 7 X 1 MULBERRY RED Olion FA 2 3442. ravoraabla ru|. Ph. FA 23837. Week-End Gacoa'a fikq. State Corner Geneva A Heardalt Ave. FA 2-7150 LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Baggerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. Uied furmiurt, appliances, tools etc. Bought-iold Lorry’ s Man 16. Flowers A Plant* 215 Sanford Avo. Ph FA 2-4132 Cut Flawam For Any Ocruaioa SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PA 1-1322 or FA 2-4274 OPEN Mm . Thru Thur*. 7 ■ 13 Frl. A Sat. T • It STATE HIWAY 43 W atch Tuesday'■ Sanford Harold w S r S ^ S T S a B .I "0 # B YoanaV” 3-BEDROOM trader fully air con­ WE BBFAIB AND SERVICE ditioned, washer and drytr. Will I T 1 B B sell equity very reaioasbie or Maabdnary t e l Boater Ca will trade for equity in 3 bed­ 237 W. 1 ad St. Ph. FA 34431 room homo. Phono FA 2-3134. TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL 21. Farsi tare FACTORY TO YOU Far 1 weeks aaly! ALUMINUM IT in. (accept aome VENETIAN BMNIM • m b TALtran portable*) 323.30 Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom • QUICK CREDIT 21 In. 333.30 14 la. 343.30 rail with ptaalic ends. Pintle • EASY TERMS AR tube* haw a 1 year guarantee. or rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon WE GIVI TOP VALUE STAMPS LLOYDS IARIO A TV cordi. «!« Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 3-3TW WILSON - MA1ER Senkarlk (ilaan and Paint Co. Maw Ami Bead FarteteM 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 23622 1S-A Beauty Parlors an E. Fleet f t FA 2-2HI LIFE Veatf, Pup Tanta, Sleeping DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bags, Tarps, Tanta. Army-Navy 1304 Adams Ph. FA 2 3142 Bed*. Day, Week or Month— Surplus Stora, 310 Sanford Ava. FURNITURE CENTER A latiifiad auatomar t* our beet lto French Ave. 22-A—Article* Wanted advartisemant. Ph. FA 27233 HARRIETT’ S BEAUTY NOOK BABY high chair, PA 2soil. 1M So. Oak Ph. FA 2-3242 New A Uied Furnitura A Appli­ T ^^oTTcem *r*ena]* ance* A Good Place To Year Glamnrr Headqaartara WANTED: Lady to (Hare lovely BUY. SELL or TRADE home; husband over, aea*. 1411 Jenkins Furniture Adam t Cl. Phone FA 2-7751. 400 Sanford Ava. PA 2-7434 2310 Oak P row bar mo." « fll, Joa! Beteha don’t To and From Any I t Artklaa Fee Bala It. Baata and M< C. B. PHILLIPS Am. Ph. FA 2-USI IMS "EVINRUDE IS HP alactrie: FULL S12E GE Electric Ran|« with deep well: tpotleii and in 12 ft. Runabout boat; Rev. Joel MODERN RUG CLEANERS perfect condition; S130. A real D. Brown, 2043 Holly Ave., Ph. All Sise Ruga And Wall To Wall bargain. Phone FA 2-2241. Garpata. Satisfaction Guarantaod. PA 2 3042. 1 Weak Sarvioa Ph. FA 2-T4ST APARTMENT Site Sarval gas rafrlgarator S23, vary good con­ PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING Gateway To The Waterway dition. Will dalivar. PA 2-1334. W. L. HARMON Tone RVTNIUDR Dealer PH. FA 2-4223 After ■ P. M. R oboea Spot lin e Gooda Sail Ua Your Furnitura. Quick M i -1 4 B. llC Ph. PA 2-SMI Sarvico With Tha Caih. SUPER R. M, Wilkins, Contractor TRADING P05T, FA 24I7T. • AiyhaIt Drtrawayi • Partial Ana* I M. M. KEYSTONE Movie CameQuality Workmanship A Material* '40 CHEVY half ion pitk up. tier! re, 7 estri W * « , projector Trrmi To Suit Your Budeat —175, Pb. FA 24413. bod, saw tiroi, 1223. FA 2-ltM. • Fraa Estimate* • Work Gaarantitd 'SI BEL-AIR Chevrolet, automatic PERFECTION Heater, tolld oak catfaa table, 125 ft. non climb Pbona FA 2-IOSS Sanford, FU. traps mission; SS7S.00. Phona fence, Singer button bole at­ tachment, large trunk. Phone FA 2-77SS, *11 ODS Convertible: will accept INSTALLED old ear for my equity. FA 2 4032 RANGE, refrigerator, p o r t a h la W M ik M Bm Ii CM yi dishwasher, TV Ph. PA 2 103 O sar d o t e Y aw l Qtara 1344 ENGLISH FORD "Anglia", nr FA 241M. lew mUeaga. FA 1-3407. 8W YK S HO Gaga Re-ell train aet. 1 year MaokaHk Giaan aw i P atel On. old. 220. Call FA 2-3328 after ■3-134 W. had * FA 3 40 3 MUST SELL: Clean ’S3 Plymouth. Any eash offer. X A H PA *-»7S 3:30 P. M. (Dawn A *2 ” 35 P O P U L A R B R A N D S Cut Rate Prices P r ie d O N L Y 3 D A Y S LEFT SEPTIC TAKE SERVICE Sinco 1141 <9 A. HARR DaBART NOrtA 1-4422 NOrth 8-4711 AB Specials # BLENDS • BOURBONS SCOTCH • GIN • VODKA NO MONEY NO PROBLEM! LOST: Black hound puppy from Bronson's Farm. Will tinder pleaie call FA 2-1327. LEWIS SALES S SERVICE Veepa UoUr Scooters Heater ft Lawn Mower Service Wait Country Club Rd. FA 2-TKS Christmas Scive Doll-uv At Hull e r’ i ’ SECOND NATIONWIDE GMAC H O LLER PALMETTO P h . F A 2 -0 71 1 EASY FINANCING A M OTOR SALES or F A 1-1331 �t "bffcr Report Trailer Stolen ' By BB. GEORGE W. CRANE -CAM C-4M: Pony D* aged 1 fe a very tmsgtoative child. ‘ "Dr. Crene," her fretful mother ONOpiatoed, “ Polly makes up the - “ Why, she tells everybody aha feae a little brother and litter, tomgk aha to our onl> child. "Recently, at a restaurant, she M rm ed tie waltms about these waMfooa ashed why we didn’t Irtof them to the table, Polly MM they didn’t behave properly, .'"in ahe even took the waitresa Out to the ear and itttmducPd bar to these Imaginary youngsters: I “ Da yen suppose her wild Imaton attoo to a result of the faet fto Grandmother read* her fairy dm M have b e n done by the fm e Prily was t year* af aga, l Pally wouldn’t need the$e gtoary siblings. • M i don't grow alarmed about t stories: Children reiiah them they art actually living in a af giants and giantesses all fto time. : Per s im p le , yen adults may t e n entirely forgotten your tod 9m ettieafc. But at the pre-school aga, g ehfld's parents lower above BltoH yea grownupe wish to regald toe toddler’s Viewpoint, Just atms that you are Uvmg with men d wemin who are IS feet tall dnd who weigh 100 pounds: . Ralattvaly, that is eiactly the tope af world facing your pre­ echos! children. Bar PoHy'e Daddy to twice her height end I times her weight: is literally a giant. Her mother likewise ■ giantess. And Rto world seems much big|w to n child, for we subcon ectouity estimate distance by our C £ S P Pag* 10—Thur*. Dee. S, 19S9 A brivH o r m n transport trailTf ■ has beep reported stolen to She probably will rush' to an lanford police by K'lgore Seed Co. other room and be apparently rhe $IV) trailer we* reported preoccupied with her dolt*. Wher akM from the WO W. rirat It. Mamma then eielaima, “ Polly, rm Monday night or Tueaday did you break this goldfish bowl? morning. The trailer N used to Pony may aay “ No." irry ■ ipray machine. As Mama apanka her, eoyway, Polly wonder aloud. “ How did you -One out of every (waive persona know ! did It?" “ Oh. a little bird tolU Mamma,” in Arisons to Indian. replies her parent, and Polly actually belltvaa there 1* web a little bird. Her mother simply has 12 years more mental age which permit her to deduce the faet that Polly MOST be guilty, since * e was the only freely moving object la tb# Sou**, Send for my JOO-pohtt “ Teat* tor Good Parents," enclosing a stamped return envelop, pitta * (non-profit). Rata yourselves there­ on. (Always write to Br. (bane to care el this •newspaper, anetoeing ■ tong 4c stamped, addreaaad an- tOUt MARCO DURR1, ttair (UPI) —The 2M reatdenta of thh mountain village learned today that miracle* reap dividends— 111.19 in a poor man’* land. The tfmple folk of San Marco Durri finally learned the full meaning of a "miracle" viiited on them laat month by two benefac­ tor* they have never teen— Joaeph and Vetor Saturao of Reno, Nav. nivenary of the death o f their father, an Anerlean immigrant from 5an Marco Durri who made pood in the new world, made a gift ft more than 1343.009 In Bank of America atoek to the people of this poor village. That meant every man, woman and child got atoek worth tl.212.30 each dmplr because o f the aerident of their place of residence. to little money in tbetr lifetime*, were puuled and confused. Suddenly they became famoua, del ugad with publicity and adviee oo how to apend the windfall, An Army of taleamen descended on them, but then waa no money, “ The people don’t understand what haa happened to them," a villager said at the time the atoek wat distributed. “ They understand they have re­ ceived money but they bare art wen any of it." But that men, like We fellow reaidenta of San Metro Durri. ac­ cepted the American “ miracle,’* strange and punting as it wit. They alio accepted Bank of America officiate advice it would be wiaer to hold the.atock rather than eaah it la. United Preea fatenatieoal MIAMI — Mr*. Auatin Prank Young, deacriblng the anxtousnesa of wilting for a Caban military tribunal’! decision oo whether to sentence her husband to death: "My whole life it being decided down there in Cuba.” NEW ORLEANS - Kevin B. Sweeney, president of tho Radio Advertising Bureau, asserting that the radio industry would welcome a congressional investigation of “ payola": "It will prove that of tho more than 10.000 blight young men who Introduce reaerds for the nation’ s 3,ton radio Matins*. only * hand­ ful were in on the lake." WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va —New York Gov, Nelaon A. Rockefeller, disclosing that he Is expanding a Midwestern tour this month to include Oklahoma, Texas and Florida: "I figured if I was going to get to them, I'd better get moving." f OFF ON O A LL L A M P S n n iE is o TO T~jj~T a T 1 SANFORD’S NEW YORK (UPl) -Gloria la • buleherstors cat. Moat cats would envy her. but Gloria got heraeH in trouble hy hot knowing har way around. Butcher Mike Delgado was pushing meat through a machine that converts tough beef into more tender rubesteak* Wednes­ day when Gloria wandered Into see what waa going on. Delgado turned hi* back for a moment then whirled hack when Gloria screeched. “ I looked back and there was Glortda'a right foot caught in the mv head and ran out of the store. I’ve known Gloria and her brother, I'eter, since they were born, ami they are like part of one's fsmtly.” A rescue crew from the Ameri­ can Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and a police rmcrgrm-y squad wire called to the market. Gloria's foot was so thoroughly caught that they had to take the machine apart to get her free. The two-year-old cat was rush­ ed to the nearest ASPCA shelter t•nderl«er,,, Delgado .aid. " I In.t and Irealed for slunk Where Year Dollar Buy* COLONIAL LIVING SUITE Beautiful Early Amarienn design. Finest fabrics, choica of color*. HEATERS 5 PC. MODERN DINETTE SET Handsome table ish wmm DISCOUNT Bourboa D cl.uxs Echo Spring PleiMhmaan Old Hickory Old Stag Four Homs Antique Case Discounts 1100 FRENCH AVE. fin­ stain m ar-proof I easy-clean vinyl. ROOM FURNITURE OPEN 8 A. M. T IL MIDNIGHT heat, Chairs covered Large collection of open-stock fnrnlture. Finest woods- Big savings! Gift Decanters is resistant, BEDROOM BY THE PIECE Beautiful r|| fl I More" Watch Tuesday’s Sanford Herald AT *t * jlvt* y Poor Grade Steak BOTTLE ( <’ll V7fl 'X Quotable Quotes DES MOINES, low* - Walter R. Cooper, head of the National Auto Dealer*’ Advertising Ethles Com mi.tee, describing onr ad that “ stretched the truth” a bit when tone after you left grade school? K nn-nllonrd that a car did not . to memory, that room seemed have power equipment: large. But now, aa you view It “ It turned out that this meant Bom your adult ‘ standpoint, it the car didn't have a motor.” seems dwarfed and tiny. Why? Becanaa your stride la now about Brice aa long, ao the room seem* Unlucky Charm ROCIfESTER, N. Y. (UPl) Horseshoes may he luck for some people, but not Walter Silverman, to* goes to the neighbor’s for a who told police that someone tup of sugar sod Polly accidental­ pitched a horseshoe through a ly knock* over the goldfish bowl, large window of hit frozen cus­ what will Polly do? tard store, causing $350 damage EVERY Shop For Christmas with �\ I Navy Highlights Activities Next Week Next * ffk might ■■ veil be des loft bombing competition and wing* Ignatad m Navy Week le Hanford to wing precision flying. vith the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ The derby starting Monday tion's bombing derby scheduled to morning will elimax on Saturday ■tart Monday and Nary Apprecia­ with a giant air show at the base tion Day dated next Saturday. ; including flying demonstrations H » bombing derby will feature and rompetition by the five NAS pinpoint dropping of simulated l squadrons and their competitors. atomic bomba, parachute Jump*, The Saturday epeetartewill fea­ ture a F9* Cougar tighter in a loft bomber demonstration where the plane releases a bomb while climb­ ing, throwing the weapon upwards. Doing a vertical turn, the fighter will roar away before tha arching bomb hit* tha target. Twenty jet bombers will also participate in the Saturday avanll Nary officials report that the Saturday events will be open to the public. Saturday also will be Navy Ap­ preciation Day, a joint annual pro­ ject sponsored by the Sanford Jaycees and the Chamber of Com­ merce. At that time. Navy personnel and their wive* are Invited to • "get together" with eity officiate aod citizens for a special day of a » livitiea at Fort Mellon Park. Chairmen of tbo program net Jaycees Art Harris end Bob Crum­ ley who reported today that ceiwplctt plans havn not been h o mulcted as yet for the day. U t y r g > a n fn rft S fc r a to WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. Stow warming trend tonight. High today, mid-60'a. Low tonight, BO-55. \01„ XLIX United Prcaa Leaned Wire 1 p. m. Slocks NEW YORK (UPI) StoHi prices al I p. a . : American Airlines . . . . . . . . . It** American TAT .................. 7* Americas Tobeeee.................to*u THUS ROYAL MAJESTIES — King Gary M u m and Queen t n « Davis C * O .................................. « will reign as they ride in Paola’s WUaon Elementary School float in today's Chrysler ............................... 04H Christ max parade. Paying homage to the first grade rulera are second Curtis# - Wright ................. 12H DuPont ....... 2S3»« graders Mary Warfel and Dean Tyner who wera runners-up in the royalty Eastman Kodak ................. 1WH competition. (Staff Photo) Ford Motor .................... T»*» General Electric a*» « ***** A » m U General Motors . 1H Graham • Paige 401* Inti. T A T . Kel's .................................. iW -m Downtown Sunford stores again will be open to­ Lnrtllard ....................... 37H night for the convenience o f citizens who plan to do their Minute Maid ..................... W * Christmas shopping early. The stores will be open until Penney ................................. 123* i 8 p. m. as part of the pre-Yuletide program of keeping Penn RR .......................... Ufa the stores open until Christmas on Friday* nights. i Royal American.............. 4 Sears Roebuck ................. 4X1* Standard Oil <NJ) ............ 49H i Studebsker ........................ IIH .................. » ’ • A bright tun took the chill off V. S. Steel Seminole County today afteT resi­ Weatinghouae El................... la* dents shivered through the second cold spell in a week. The temperatures list night and this morning dipped to 34 degree* in certain area* of the county with scattered frost reported in a few isolated arena. Sanfonl also got a taste ol a ROME (UPI) — President Eisenhower arrived in Rome brief hail atorm during the early today in a driving rainstorm at the start o f uh II-nulion afternoon hours yesterday. tour and said in earnest tones, “ 1 bring a simple message Over the state, temperatures from America . . . We want to live in peace." dropped to freezing in extreme LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Jack 4 Warm applause followed the President's remarks, made North Florida early today. Greater (The Enforcer) Whalenws* a as he stood with bared head under the partial shelter of an Miami, just beginning its winter airport balcony. Hi* vote* was tourist season, had readings in the strong-armed extortionist threat­ ening to turn stool pigeon ami his firm as he aaid he huped Ms peace low AO's. Generally clear ikies enahlrd Ihe slaying in a restaurant may have message “will he htanl in every sun to warm up most or the slits been decreed by the underworld. Rlehard Hogan, chief deputy at­ country whlrh I visit.’’ quickly this morning and high WASHINGTON (U P I )- A aaveeHe had stood bareheaded earl­ readings this afternoon were ex- torney general, said today the pound moekay aimed Ham was ier in a rold rainstorm while peclril to reach around M in North stale was interested in Whalen's gunshot death because his office rocketed late space from Wallops bands played the American and F'lorida and 70 in South Florida. Lows tonight were expected to had information the racketeer had Islaed, Vs. M ay I* test satellite Italian anihema. Eisenhower left Washington range from 44 to SO In the extreme threatened to expose bookie* and ^ ic s p e equipment which may save Thursday night on an improve* north and as high aa SO in tt|e rx- their alleged payoffs o polls*, Um lives el fetero hernia astro- 'tesTsaerU «#t!*Ji "film - su»pevi in ihe shouting tlHftb Will fc*d•till AASkliil, take him Into three continents. A 4S hour cold wave starting Is it was Cleveland hoodlum Frank La Tbs Islacking was carried out at Itrfiii e he led ha said he wonted Saturday night did extensive dam­ Cigno, 3>, identified by police as II: IS a. m. at the Wallops Island to impress upon all nation* hi* age to tender crop* which re­ ihe man Whalen dragged out of ataUee ef the National Aeronautic* ideal at “ peace and friendship, in mained in the ground in north and a telephone booth and slapped around at Rondelli'a restaurant. •ad Ope** Admlalstralioe. Space freedom." central Florida. engineers reported to NASA headHit slapping took place in front Rain threw the carefully worked of about 23 persona, including exquartern Here that "the launch arrival cerrmony out of gear ami mobster Mickey Cohen Police id leekrd good." delayed for IX minutes the land, Whalen was trying to collect a inic of the plane which circled 1000 debt from lei Cigno. Ciampinu Airport and the seven Cohen. 4ft, his IX year-old girt hills of Home while the pilot stud­ friend and two other men at his ied the low visibility. table at the tune of the shooting Eisenhower, wearing a dark were booked on suspicion of mur­ overcoat and hat, stepped first Expensive Suit The Pacific Fteel's VAII - 4 der ami held today in jail. out of the plane and was greetsxl CHICAGO (UPI) - A jury is by a fanfare of trumpets. The squeezed ahead of Sanford based expected to begin deliberation with­ rainmaking “ sirocco" wind blow­ VAII-ll last night to win "Opera­ in a week on a five million dollar ing from Africa was so strung tion Top Gun" held this week si damage suit stemming from the the soaked red carpet had to tie Yuma, Arizona. eollaps* a/ an elevator hoist in spiked to the turmuc. Coming from behind in r re run Jacksonville, Fla. A house on Lake Mary Road KUenhowrr b a r e d his head yesterday the Naval Air Station was destroyed hv fire during the when the anthems sounded ami ^Concentrates U p . then his wrlroiners covered him flier* led until Ihe final run of the sariy morning hours today. WINTER HAVEN (UPI) -S ales with an umbrella for the walk to final event In the competition. The house was owned by Daw­ of frozen orange concentrate con­ the h*lruny where he delivered On (he last leg of a radar bomb- son Teston who was al home when tinued to climb la*t week under a the first speech of a peace cam­ the fire broke out hut managed Ki.mi.oao advertising program. The paign that will taka him halfway sight scoring contest which car­ to escape, according In Sanford ried tha bombers through f-o« An Fir# Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. Florida fanners Aaan. reported around Ihe world. that movemanl of concentrate wa* “ We want to liv* in p e a r * and ■>***'• Denver *nd Salt t>ake City, up JO per cent over the correspond­ friend-hip, with freedom," the the VAH-11 crew fell behind oter Officer Flection ing week of 19JX and IS per rent president repeated. "This mes­ Amarillo, Texaa. Grand Master I* W Itit-man of over tha same period of I9J7, sage, 1 hope, will he braid in Sanford's crew scored 9.0)0 to i Ft. I.aud*rdale will visit Sanford every country where nunmunka- VAH-4 9.700 out of a possible III,- ledge No. 27, IDDF al Ihe lodge's Florida Bound tiona, me free. points. meeting at X p m. Monday. Of­ 4 rORT MYERS I UPI) - New “ 1 ain exceedingly proud aa 1 (MW Hatwing On*. Com minder Capt. York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will ■tart this trip to land in this great James Ramage praised VAII It ficers also will he elected al Ihu meeting and all members and fly to Florida Dec. IS to are what city which to lung waa the center Commander G H. Robertson for visiting Old Fellows are urged to stale Republican leaders think of Western civilization.” hi* crew's performance. attend. about him as a presidential candi­ date Florida GOP Chairman G. Harold Alexander said Rockefeller would hold "exploratory confer­ ences" with lop party chief* at an undetermined city, probably Mi ami or St. Petersburg. jStores Stay Open Son Comes Out Ike Talks Peace As Tours Begins To Take Chill Out Of County Cohen Arrested After Gangland Slaying In LA Bulletin Sanford VAH-11 Loses Derby Lead •News Briefs Fire Destroys Teston Home ^Ci'osbys Split Up MONTREAL (U P li-T he Crosby brothers, wlm lowed less than a year ago to stay eternally together in show business, split up early today and walked oul on a $12,000 night club engagement. The break­ up was preceded by a healed argu­ ment in Ihrir dressing room shortly before their scheduled midnight up pearanrr at tbr El Morocco, It was Reported Dance Slateci Seminole High's Diversified Co­ operative Training Club will hold a dance at the Civic Center tonight from I II p in. The Jl per person admission charges will go to buy Christmas food baskets for the needy. Orlando singer Ral Donnrr The Cornet*' TV band and the Del­ ray a' band will provide the music. , Jirket* may be hought at the door Free Admission Seminole County residents will be admitted free to the "Greet Masterpiece" grounds in Lake Wales tbit Sunday County resi­ dents may show their drivers' lic­ ense* to be admitted with their families, according to Kenneth Cur­ tis, general manager of the mosaic art center. jH OFFICERS OF DEMOLAY elected by the Seminola Chapter of the order are from left, Emmett McCall, mauler counselor; Jimmy Edge, senior cminaelor, and Buddy Kirk, junior counselor. Johnny Phillips*, treasurer, was not present for the picture. Jeff Wasson wax appointed xcribe anti other appointive poata will be filled at the chuptar'a naxt meeting. The chapter expacta to b« ready to initiate new member* in Jhnuary. It will meet on the first and third Monday night.* of each month at the Mnxonir Tempi*. (Staff Photo) n l Katablinhed 1908 FRIDAY, DKCKMBER 4. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 871 Teacher Is Suspended For Resisting Policies Hearing Set For Williams The County Reboot Board last night suspended Seminole High teacher Edwin Williams lor hie refusal to support county policies of claai solute to the American Flag, daily Rtbte reading in class and for hi* reluct sort to sign both Ihe loyalty oath required by attic law and certain school contracts. Thr ninth grade teacher's sus­ pension it effective today. He will be given t public hearing before the school board Dee. IJ. The board baaed William*' sus­ pension on Florida statute* ai far as the salute to the flag anti llible reading were concerned. “ It hat been and it thr poliry of the school system of Seminole County -to encourage respect for the government of the United States and its flag. In accord with this policy we have required our instructional personnel in their homeroom classroom* to caM for the daily salute ta the American flat You were an advised nf this policy by Mr. A. J. Bracken, prin­ cipal, Seminole High School. We are informed hy Mr. Bracken ami Mr. Stewart Gatehel, director of inetrucilon, th*4 you have stated to them that you do not support (his poliry ami further that you have stated In them that you do not 'usually* lake part in Ihe ac­ tual physical saluting of the Amer­ ican flag. ThU is in direot eon flirt with the poliriea of the Sem­ inole County school system,’’ Ihe board said. Use school board charged that Williams, a resident of Enter­ prise, had told Bracken and Gil chel that he did not believe in the Bible reading program and dor« not have Die daily readings in his class. In accord with "emphasiz­ ing spiritual value* in our class­ rooms." county teachers have been told lo read Ihe Bihle "with­ out additional sectarian comment," the board said. "We do this not only because Section 2.11.01k 2) Florida Statute*, requires M. but because we feel x is importinl to instill In our young people - recognition of the importance of spiritual value." Williams’ refusal lo have the Bible readings "is in direct con­ flict not only with Ihe require­ ments of the state law, but with the policy of the achooi system," thr board said Charging Williams with "grass insidioniinalion, willful neglect of duly, and misconduct in office," Ihe boar^t said that he had “ indi cited a reluctance to sign Ihe loyally oath required by stale law. snd "to sign Ihe teicher re­ tirement forms during the pre1-chool period." The hoard mem­ bers said they were advised that Williams had not "executed and returned" hia teicher contract. tWilliams later signed the loy­ ally oath, Supt. R. T. Milwe said today.) "All nf this indicated lo us a lark nf willingness on your part to comply with Ihe policies of our school system," Ute hoard emphasized. Unanimously voting for the *u* pension resolution, Ihe board inemtieri agreed that they do not feel that Seminole County residents objected to the flag salute and Bible reading in the schools The Dec. !1 hearing wilt b« lo determine whether the school hoard's charges are sustained. Williams has the right to be tv presented by counsel. Supt. R. T. Milwee said today that no other teacher ha* been suspended in Seminole County during the seven years he has been school super­ intendent. PTO Seta Meeting The Oviedo PTO wiH meet at X p m. Tuesday to the Fellowship Hall of Dm Fwet Methodist Church. Henry Raich, associate editor of the Orlando-Sentinel Star will b* Mm ' it.; . *V‘: 1 & , — m&w. ------ 4 -Miwnn jjB M B^ESSSW M _a i '' flH t : •Y^'V-V, \ N S * ■ ■> ■ '*• toll*-* ** \ j I ' - 8 SACKS OF MAIL a n pouring through tha Font Offica annex on Second St. at O hW Ave. aa tha ('hriitmoA mailing aeuaon Brings tha aaual increaaod mail load. (Stai/ Photo* Postal Annex To Open Monday Sanford's Post Offica Annex will open Monday for mailing of Christmas packages. Packages may he mailed and picked up at the Second St. ami Dak Ave. annex Dec. 7 24. All mail carriers will be dispatch­ ed from the 1.932 square foot an­ nex after Ihe Chrlslmas season, according to Postmaster Joel Field. The addition will be u»ed for a post office workroom starting IBM. To gel packages delivered wrap them securely, Field warned. "Uie sturdy corrugated mailing carluns, plenty of heavy brown paper anil be sure that every package is tied with strung cord. Carton* contain­ ing several gift packages should Its: well stuffed with lusue oc old newspaper," he said. For very large packages, cheek with Ihe postollire about necessary Ground Breaking Ceremonies Set For Blood Bank Ground breaking ceremonies for the Seminole t'ounly branch of the Central Florida Blood Bank will lie held Wednesday at 2 p. m. on Ihe future site of thr blood bank. Stale senator Douglas Skmlrom will conduct thr ground breaking exercise* at the southeast corner of the Seminole Memorial Hospital property on First Ave. Hospital board chairman A B. Peterson Hr and Central Florida Blood Bank chairman F. Burton Smith will join in Ihe ceremonies. Invitations to the ground breaking have been ex­ tended to the county ministerial as soclalinn, Ihe medical association, and nlher humanitarian group* ac­ cording to Mr*. M M. Rand, secre­ tary-manager of Ihr Blood Bank. Christmas Party Set By Lake Mary Lake Mary will hold a Christmas Party after all this year, the Cham her of Commrrre decided at It* regular meeting Iasi night. Actual dale of Ihe parly will be announced next week hy ehairman Mrs. Frank Evans. Last month, thr rhamber decid­ ed not to hold Ihr party this year but reversed the decision last night Doctor Draft MONTPELIER, VL (UPI) — Col. Klbart Kimball, state selec­ tive service director, ‘ ‘drafted'' two doctors from nearby ties to serve at medical odvii for the local draft board in Grand which boa ae deoooa. postal* before trying to mall them, Field advised. Christmas stickers should be on Ih* bark of Christmas card tnvelopes so they won't eonflirt with the front address. Rend Christmas cards by first class mail forwarding and nU ra, master advised. Christ sent hy Firat Class fai save# cent Air written New Homes, Auto Show Is Scheduled Sunday Sanford wiij be represented to llie first “ New Homes and Cars of HMD" show to open Sunday at the Heftier Howell Park commun­ ity. Holler Motor Sales will show the new Chevrolet, Dldsmohlle and Corsair models at tha sight day show of more than M new I960 American and imported oar models. Sixteen dealer* will show autua in tha dally display in run from I a. m (o 9 p. m. The cars will Iw on landacra|>ed lawn* between llie I960 Heftier model homes. The autos will range from the new domestic small or "economy" line to European sports car* and run­ about*. Fee# parking will he pro­ vided at the Howell Park com munily on Rout; IT 92 and 43X. Cars displayed will include Ihe new Austin Heal), Itorgward, Huick, Cadillac, Chevrolet. Cor­ sair. Chrysler. DrSoln, Dodge, English Ford, Fiat, lliltma.. Minx, Humber Super Snipe, MG, Mer­ cedes-Benz, Olilvinoiute, Opel, Ply­ mouth, Itainhler, Renault, Saab, Stmca. Sprite, Sunbeam Alpine, Tsumii. Valiant, Volvo atul Willy* Jeep, Lighting effecl* will spot light the car* at night. ' Tin* ia ttie newest method of selling both homes and ran, through combination display of Room For Him HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Neil Patterson, Ihe Scottish writer who did the screenplay for the highly successful British film, "Room Al The Top.'' soon will be­ gin work on the si.'.pt for Para­ mount Pictures’ forthcoming "Ihe Stepmother." A home aod a n s are among the two roost importmad Items ia anyone’s Florida's krtteg. and to see Ih# variety, to etw place at one time, helps toe pro­ spective buyer of either home or cor U> select just what tte Howell Park General Mi Arthur Feldman said, Oviedo School Bids Are Opened Apparent low bidder an btrRd ing additions to Oviedo High and Elementary school* was Richardson Construction Co. of Fort Laud­ erdale. Richardson gave a hid ef IW3.000. H was the apparent low­ est of eight often. The school board will decide nest week an the lowest and best bid, Supt. R. T. Milwee said today. Oviedo High is to p t seven classrooms, an administratis* suite and rafrtorium. Oviedo Ele­ mentary wtU hava three new classrooms, a n administrative suite, library and cafetorium. Lyman School Office Ransacked A one-night tenant found in the Lyman Elementary School facul­ ty lounge yesterday morning ran­ sacked a school office Wednes­ day night. Lyman principal George Diggs told Sanford poliew yesterday. When school Janitor Marvlo Townsend arrived at work yester­ day he found a 303J year-old, hatd, portly man sitting in tha lounge. The man said he wss In the school after it elosed follow­ ing a play. Wednsaday, and the night User . Saturday Shot Day Tha Jayceea will apunxur the aecotul in their aerie* of polio inoculations Sul unlay at the Jaycea Inform*lion Kuildfnir on French Ave. Shota will be Riven from 9 a. m. until 8 pv » . by Riatered nurse*. The chartr* o f $1 per inoculation will lie to cover the cost o f vaccine, needles and lyrlnges. All aarvicott ora bamg douaUd tree ui tharga ♦ � 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, December 03, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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