3 10 157 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/227347a85ec044de9f709dbf531f8c59.pdf 6fe5851fe2b07ae1fcfad2d5027b9132 PDF Text Text % All Husk Yule Service Slated For Church Dec. 13 Rtate toraad sut last wtok to be ■aMtimtod Jar tho Civic Ballet Company ed Central Florida. Leviaeff, Artistic Dinai l l , aagrsaeed hi* delight to tbs toteroat sad enthusiasm shown IT tin yeong dancers. . Ta date Levtaoff has salaried ■ dancers for the Senior Comygay. The Junior Group composed a f M youngsters, ages *-l«, lo n gaw addition to Civic Ballet Com­ pany this year. Central Florida Is Warn laxfard, Cocoa Beach, LockWrt, Kissimmee, Leesburg, Ortoads, Winter Park, Winter Gardaa and Enterprise. .Senior Company dancers from fcWlfird are Caret Lee Blllson and Pftakie Jones. Junior Company dancers from Sanford era Joanne C. Huhw, Luaflto Lse King, Daryl McLain, Batty Odham, Bbarnlynn Williams M d Dealt* Wynn. J ba Senior Company la to iwhearsal and will ta ready by Dec. SB to / r esent i "L ’Ksprite do la ’Quotable Quotes m - Halted Pish International •'LONDON—Sir Winston Church111, cheered when be made a sur­ prise visit to Parliament on hia S i b V . ’M : * •SvvWIny t ahnrita* gad Conservatives for their apI lease: HI accept most gratefully and ov erly both forma of rompli- Vale*," Masquerade Suite, by Khatchaturian; •‘Pastorale," Ad­ age, Ballet Suit* Ne. 1 by Bhoatakovicb; "Ballet Tyrokeoa," Bal­ let from the opera "William Tell" by Boasinl. Levineff will be honored by tfa* Board ef Directors of Civic Ballot Co. at a roeopUoa to bo bald at TV 's Sunday Showcase Pulls Major Boo-Boo By FRED DANZIG NEW YOBK (UPI) - Remem­ ber Alan Handley? He’ s the fellow who ran the Academy Awards fiasco last spring. Wall, ha tried to make up for it aa producer-director of an­ other awards show Sunday night on NBC-TV’a Sunday Showcase. This time, M was the record in­ dustry’s turn (o hand out the hardware, called "Grammy," to Its deserving performers. While Handley’s one-hour colorcoot ended on schedule — I sus­ pect the use of tape helped — It etiil couldn’t avoid a major boo-boo. This came when Van Cliburn made ■ shambles of the classiest tnusle awards by read­ ing from tho wrong card*. Servos them right, though, for hiring Cliburn merely to walk on and talk. Ho didn’t perform. After this gaffe, tho show set­ tled down to a imoothcr, matterof-fact and duller presentation. Moat of the numbers were below the production and excitement levels m Dick Clark t aaturnay night rock-n-roil salvo on ABCTV, although three of Ute 10 numbers were staged with unusual imagination. 1 refer to the ubiquitous Bobby Darin’s “ Mack the Knife," Duke Elllnglon’a “ An­ atomy of a Murder," and Jimmy Driftwood’s ’’ Bailie of New Or­ leans." Host Meredith Willson was handicapped by a static script and nothing to do. MIAMI — Ban. Pnt McNamara (D-Mleb.), stating that, be has ■ad* no sacrat o f the fact that fct* wtf* and nephew ere on his payroll: -l tape tbs government gala a* ■web worth from other people on Dialing and Filing: CBS-TV’* Ha payroll as I da from what I filmed Small World ihow has ths fa y » y people.” happy habit of leaving In remarks that poke fun at its format. Con­ LONDON — Elocution toacher fronted by a middle commercial, Mrs. Rath Bottartll, describing Field Marshal Montgomery pro her course la teach parakeets tested with: "We don’t want any •Isan and proper language: commircial stuff in this, I think "I never let them hear bad it’s much loo good." As Ed Murlanguage. I do swear occasional­ row laughed, Monty added, "I ly, but I go out the mom to think ll’a the rat’s whiskers." But NBW YORK — Koek V roll disc jockey Alan Freed, after bs(sig asked the difference between "payula” and consultant ftos which ho ha* admitted receiving from record firm*: "Someone will have to explain payola.” To Hold Donee - Th* .Seminole High Diversified Cooperative Training Club is sponsoring a dance lo be held Friday at the Sanford Civic Cen­ ter from a-11 p . m. The benefit deuce, open to the public, will feature dour prises, Orlando linger Ral Donncr who m u le ■ rrcent recurd of “ Tell Mt Why” , The Cornetts’ TV hand and the Delray*. Food baskets lo help the needy Will be welcomed by Hie DCT Club, composed of students who attend school in the morning and Work in Hie afternoon. Florida Special To Make First- Run Th* Atlantic Coast Line Florida Special will make Hi first run or toe season from New York. Der. IT, and its first northbound trip tom Miami Dee. II, Sanford ACL ticket agent L. T. Sheppard re­ ported today. Under its new sche­ dule th* Special will leave New York in the morning and the northbound will pull out of Miami hi tbs afternoon, thus permitting an extra diy in Florida. the Roroaia House on Sunday Dec. g. Tho first showcase rehearsal performance (ia praetice dress) of L’EspriU da la Vales" will bo danced at this time by Ua girls ad the sampan/. AH members and friends af Civic Ballet Company art cor­ dially invited to attend. •van Monty and bis fellow sol­ dier* — Generals Mark Clark and Fridoiln Vow Soe-c. — couldn’t halt that commercial blits. The rast of il» ihow was mostly ster­ ile and trita., .poor Army. Firat cam* Saturday’s 43-12 loss to Navy oo NBC-TV and on Sunday, four West Pointers lost to four Annapolis men on CBS-TV’* GK College Bowl, 2T0-M Of the two setbacks. I’ll bat the quit show trouncing was the more humili­ ating. NBC-TV’a _ syrupy, stodgy Friday night special, "The Mira­ cle on 34lh Street" was filled with Yuletlde good will lo all but psy­ chologists. Ed Wynn's portrayal of Santa Claus contained too much Ed Wynn. Jack Benny and hia guest, Jack Paar, missed a fine opportunity for high rnmedy Sunday night on the CBS-TV halfhour. Routine stuff. The Channel Swim: The award­ winning program Omnibus, which NBC-TV was unable lo sell lo sponsors for the current season, nas caugut me Cbd-tV t j* . . . in and now is reported to be near a salt. Trade sources say the net­ work Is anxious to revive the pro­ gram a* part of its new effort lo Improve it* public. ima" \ . . Pater Lawford and lermlone Gingold have been jddrd to Frank Sinatra’s ABC TV special on Sunday, Dec. II. Hedda Hop­ per will preside over in NBC-TV Hexall special on Jan. 10. The for­ mat ia based on Miss Hopper’s 33 years in Hollywood. Singer Hobby Darin it the subject of Ralph Ed wards’ This Is Your Life show on NBC-TV Wednesday, Dec. 2 Ar­ thur Godfrey’s next CBS-TV spe­ cial, set for Friday, Jan. 13, will feature segments taped in Jamai­ ca, where Godfrey will spend a week starting Dec. 3, Sam Levcnion suhs for Godfrey on CBS ra­ dio during that timr. a ANYBODY FOR LK MONA UK suyn five-yenr-oid Cheryl Shaw, of Tumpa. Florida who could just about comer the kid 'it lemonade market. Cheryl has the busic in­ gredient in these four hnsketbull nized lemons. A bit of sugar, some ice. and lots of water, would put her right in business. (UPI Telephoto) c :— 3 1 11 1^ Union (WEU), in which they art member* along with France, W e*t£ Germany, Italy and Um three "Benelux" eountriea. The WEU first waa aet up to permit Urn staged rearming a< Weat Ger­ many. Thingt are looking up ia the tongdrawn negotiation* i* **tahil*B ew lationa between Japan and toe Bepublic of Korea, aa result ad ef­ fective behind-tbe-acena* work bp to U.S. officials. Incidentally, Tokyo hears that North Korean Foreign Minister Nam It, long a Comm* nlat mouthpiece, lost hi* Joh be­ cause of the failure ef the schema to repatriate thousands of Koreeue now in Japan to Communlit North Korea. Only a small percentage Of the ltb.ooo North I w o r n to Japan wanted it. Hospital Notes l-ewia Small, DeBary Mattie Williams, Sanford Louise Maisey, Oviedo Culi Scout i’xrk 2C1 at its last meeting was treated (a a series o f skits, contest* sml award cere, monies. The meeting was held *1 the First Methodist Church in Oviedo, Den 2, member* wearing black moustache*, high collar* and deep cu ffs, pantominrd a barber shop nlng. An original skit, written by Jim Fraser, father o f on* o f the boys, was presented by Den t. A guessing content, under Ibe direction o f Mrs. J. M. Staley, was enjoyed. Koch person was asked to guess the numlwr of rookies in * J*r. Susan Stiimpf, who guessed 1«M), received the cookies for her award. A candlelight Hobcut ceremony was conducted, at which time llohr * t pins were presented lo Bill Crabtree, (iilliert Michael and Hilly Slonipf. Hilly, who has been a Cub since last spring, also was pir-ented hi* wolf budge, a silver arrow, a gold srrow and a bear book. Other winning awards were a* follow s: Wayna Crabtree, cub badge, gold arrow and two silver arrows; Jimmy Fraser, bear budge and gold arrnw;bsrar badge and lion book to l’ hllip Walker: Richaril Walker, gold arrow and (rear book; Ibm .Sliver, w olf badge, gold arrow and twu silver arrow*; Gilbert Voight, gold arrow and lion book; Hill Crabtree, wolf badge; Jimmy I'caraun, gold ar­ row anil Charles Evans, gold and silver arrows. Service star* weie presented to Wayn# Crabtree, Gilbert Voight and Jimmy Fraser. Honor rubs for the mouth were Hilly Mtumpf, Wayne Crabtree, Jinuny Fraser, lion Stiver, Bill Crabtree and Charles Evans. Dan mother* for the msmlh of December will ba Mrs. J. C. Michael and Mr*. J, M. Staley in tlvirdo and Mrs. Baldino and Mr*. Voight In Chnluota. EHsrails i l l Mark Dysll, Sanford Ronald Driggers, Geneva Lewis Hobby, Seated John Wright, Sanford Cieda Padgett, Sanford t o o c when there were only T cars FLORIDA teaiq, wiki run between New York and Miami twice weekly, leaving Blew York on Monday and Friday afternoons, and leaving Miami « Sunday and Thuriday morntog*. The East Coast Champion, to* Havana Special Use Ever■ledee sad Palm alto wilt continue their regular service. Coupons for St. Paul Church Concert Dec. 28 voice—that they hav* Franck perfume th*t sells lor $21 er |60 an ounce, A ad —'" berau** you're to nice," now FL O R ID A S cars number v li ^ Florida's great progress in the post Halfcentury is reflected to the increas* of its motor vehicle* to 7.07A.73A* to 193B . . . with Standard Od’s quality products ltd/ first to popularity. .... Standard Oil products have been FIR ST in popularity with FL O R ID A motorists v 2,076.726. Times change . . . can change . . . yet three generation! of Florida motorist* hav* continued to award tale* leadership to t o product* that they’va found give them t o moat performance for thair money— Standard Oil. You’ve got to be good to stay out in front! i <t>mpt!rJ • Mr. and Mrs. Willi* WINiams Jr,, Sanford, a daughter Back to 1905, whew there wars only 101 motor eohtote in Florida, Standard Oil's quality products worn avaS able whatever to* motorist shoes to drive. Th# Waat Coaat Champion’ s through sleeping eervire (rom New York lo Naples begins Der. IT. The Miamian, an all-Pullman Abraham Butler Hicks Jr. will appear la a benefit concert for Si. Paul Baptist Church, Dec. to, at • o. a . at Croomi Academy. Ticket* are on sale at BrutivsWilliam* Funeral Home; Snow'* Cafe, Cleo’a Beauty Shop, Meti s Beauty Shop, Stapler's Pharmacy, Louie god* Shim and may be The annual ail music Christmas service of the First Presbyterian It may hav* nothing to do with Church will be held on Dec. lg at United Nations debate on Hun­ S p. m., according to rhurcb of­ gary and a probable saw indict­ ment of Russia for its ruthless ficials. The hour of worship will Include suppression of the 195a Hungarian ten anthems sung by the Chined revolt, but Communist Eait Ber­ eholr, with the participation of lin bears that • reduction of So­ the Intermediate Girls choir and. viet troops in Hungary once more wtll be under the direction of Mrs. is being discussed. Soviet Defense George Touhy, minister of music. Minister Rodion MalL'OVsky is The instrumental music .of the supposed to havs taken it up with service will include three organ Soviet commanders in Hungary. numbers, a violin solo and an Boon reports that Chancellor organ-violin (election. Mrs. Robert Konrad Adenauer will rely on Anderson, whoso violin artistry French President Charles Dehas previously added to services Gaulle to look out for West Ger­ of the church, will be the soloist. man Interests in the coming west­ Twenty-seven members of the ern summit m cling. Adenauer is ancel choir will take part In said to feel that among the West­ I telling in musk of the Christ­ ern Big Three, DeGaullc has the mas story, w’.l!e IS of the girlsgreatest personal and national Intermediate group will be heard stake ia the critical German and jyt their portion of the musical Berlin issues. At the same time, narrative. he feels that President Eisenhow­ The vesper hour was chosen to er and British Prime Minister permit members of other churches Harold MscmiUan era too preoc­ to attend this yulctidc adoration cupied by Ibe slot- and arms and afford the Presbyterians op­ race to bs able to give hill con­ portunity to attend the services of sideration lo German interests. some of the other churches. Britain continues fearful that France and West Germany be­ tween them will equeese Britain Wine*Ta»ter§ out of Ha former position of pres­ HOLLYWOOD* (UPI) — Dur­ tige in European affairs. The ing the filming of location scenes question of a bigger British sayfor Walt Disney’s "Pollyaoa" in so in Europe will be taken up In Napa Valley, actort Adolphe Men- I/oodofi during the visit of Pre­ jou and Ed Dearing were invited mier Antonio Segnl of Italy. The to visit one of the wineries for British hope to dust off the al­ most-forgotten West European which the area is famoui. �\ —A A Fi, 1 Christmas Parade List Completed B y Jaycees The Jaycees have marshalled a display of pom p, music and color for Friday's Christmas t’ srsde through downtown Sanford. A Marine color guard will lead Ihe parade down First Si. from Sanford Ave. when the starting •^thistle blow* at 3: IS p. nt. ™ Following the color guard will be 13 hands, 31 large floats, 18 email floats, tix marching units, tour trucks and 18 cars. At least 1,000 persons will be in the pagenl and 30,000 watchers are expected, parade chairman Jack Wither and publicity chairman Dave Klingen smith said today. The first section will consist ut the color guard, Sanford Police Chief Roy Williams, Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Highway Patrol Iroope.s, a Navy marching platoon, the Seminole High School Rand. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr., Jaycrc President Mason Wharton, the city and county comm issioners, a state legislative delegation. Cham­ ber of Com merce President B. L. Perkins and Committer of 100 Chairman Scott Burns. Assistant Parade Marshal Stu Stetson will lead the fired group. The Sanford Jr. High band, the Odham and Tudor float, the Ka­ rtell of Am erica small float and marching unit, the Lions Club float, die Jaycee Wives Club, the Jaycee float and the polio car will W oodruff Quits A s Gator Coach m GAINESVILLE (LTD — Bob Woodruff resigned today aa football ooach and athletic director at tho Uni vend ty of Florida, under heavy pre.-s.sure from alumni and atudenta. Announcement of Woodruff'! resignation wai made by University President J. Wayne Reitz. “ In discussing his resignation with him," Reitz auid, "it mutually agreed that he will •ontinue aa coach and athletic director pending selection of hia " I wiata to express my ap­ p recia tion for the fine job he had 4 o n e aa head football coach and athletic d irector," R citi said. “ The new coach at the University of — rturitla wtH be named as so w aa po»iib le.” W oodruff just completes! 10 years at the Southeastern Conference school amid widespread criticism am ong Plorida sports writers and alumni and fans. Ill* (ram this season finished the season with a J t 1 mark, clim axed by a stunOning upset victory over Miami fatu rd a y, 23-14 which knocked the Hurricanes out of the Orange Bowl. Woodruff la the second coach of a Florida university to quit In this football season. Perry Moss, twice banged in eHigy by students at F lorida State University, left there and moved—at twice the salary— to the professional Montreal Alou- •tie*. The Woodruff announcement fe r a m e as a surprise in the face of his denials of such a m ove )uM last week. During the football season W oodruff w as hanged, buried or drowned in effigy several time*. He also was endorsed by the en­ tire football team and given a vote of confidence by a majority of sports writers in a secret bal­ lot taken during the Georgia game N ov. T. .Some sports columnists began S ta s h in g out at the form er Tennes­ see tackle when his team had a 3 0 record. When Ihe team was ■till undefeated, but once tied, W oodruff was accused of being too conservative, uninspirationai and not using his players to best advantage. Woodruff. 43. was lured to Flor­ ida from Baylor after three Gator coaches had been able to produce only cine winning season in 14 C le a r s . Rossmtn Named Fund Treasurer News Briefs Polio Report JACKSONVILLE (U P I) - Threw more polio eases were reported io Florida last week, boosting live year's total to IN . This com ­ pared with Z3» cases for the same period in 1938. Landing Trouble TAMPA (UPI) —A National Atr Lines Convair carrying 12 persons landed safely Tuesday night after circling Tampa international Air­ port about 20 minutes with ap­ parent landing gear trouble. How­ ever, the trouble was found to be in the warning light and not in the landing gear, an airline of­ ficial said. Graham Crusade Set MIAMI (U PI) -E v a n g e lis t Billy Graham wilt meet with local ministers and laymen today to plan a sene* or meetings here. The erusade pioiiabiy will lie held in February or March of 1981. Details will be worked out by an executive committee expected to he nam nl at today's meeting. Walkout Averted NEW YORK (U P II - The In tem illonal Lo. -shoremen'* Assn agreed Tuesday night to a new contract, averting the threat of a renewed East ami Gulf Coast dock walkout when a Taft Hartley injunction rxpirci Dec. 27. Still unresolved wai the crucial issue of automation, but the 70,000 • member union agreed lo submit the problem to hind mg arbitration if nn solution la reachrd in to more days of negotiation*. Brutality Charge TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The governor's olfice confirmed k i* Jack Rnssman was appointed investigating reports of brutality treasurer of the buldins fund com ­ to Negroes hy Bay County law mittee of the Upsala Presbyterian officers William Killian, an aalr Church at die group's meeting to Gov. L Hoy Collins, asked Monday, Tuesday Highway Patrol Com­ The group also d iscu sse d plan* mander II. N. Kirk man and Hay • j to r the construction of the build- Sheriff M J. Daffin (or a foil log and agreed to launrh a pro ropon no the death of a Negro je e f selling Mocks a* a first stop , airman and th* beating of Inward financing tho project. I other. travel In the second section led by assistant parade marshal Jack Hand. Assistant Marshal Clyde Long will lead the third section com ­ posed of the Winter Garden High band, the Altamonte Elementary School float, the Ratio Riders float, the Beta J g n ia Phi Car and the Tuberculosis Association, Sanford Manufacturers, and Lake Mary School floats. Tiie Crooms Academy Band will be the first unit in lh« fourth section commanded by Assistant Marshal Richard Keogh. Follow­ ing them will be the Crooms marching unit, the Midway Ele­ mentary School, Goldsboro Ele­ mentary and Cutset Brewer Court floats ■ml Ihe Phyllis Wheatley High band. Tbs Florida MdaUtry M o o t bend and marching unit, the David Mathes, Southside Elementary School. Fleet R eeertt Association and Kuslora .Vogels Car Club floats will be in the sixth section led by Assistant Marshal Curtis Dunaway. Assistant Marshal Bob BrLson will command Section Seven. The DeLand High hand. Ihe Rtde-AWhile Stables and Waal Side Kle meatary School floats, the Milehetl adjustable boat and trailer, and the Holy Cross Episcopal Church and St. Luke's Christian Day School floats will appear in this group. The Mt. Dora High School band, Sanford Woman's Club float, Seminole Sports Car Club Asso­ ciation c a r s ,. Civitan Club. Lake Monroe School, Altamonte Ele­ mentary School, and H P.O.E. S o . 180 floats will travel in section eight, led by Assistant Marshal Phil Bell. Ken Mrlqloah wiH be assistant Marshal for the ninth section, composed of the Leesburg High School band, the Skate City float, the Pat Fletcher cars, and the Abstract Corporation, Anna Mill­ er Circle, Sanford Orlando Ken nel Club and Monroe Harbor floats. Section M) will havr the Eustis High School band, the Odham ami Tudor large float, the WIOD car. Hie Hoy Scout Troop sno marching unit, another Southside School float, the First Presbyter­ ian Church float, the 4-11 Boys Cub Scout Pack 343, the Seminote High School, Pilot Club anA Salvation Aritiy flu W , t/H1wJ*aA vaiion Army marching unit, the llnlarv ('lull float and the three Florida Forestry trucks. Hob Crumley will be Ihe Assistant Marshal (or this section. leading off Section 12, com ­ manded by Ed Hunt, will be the Hi shop Moore High School band, followed hy Ihe Sanford Naval Air Station, Sanford Grammar School, Sanford Junior High, and Semi­ nole Neighborhood Girl Kcuul* floats, with two Hishop and Hart truck* and a Robson's Sporting Goods float. The Winter Park High School band, the Santa Claus float and U Dusty Boots Hiding Associa­ tion horses along with other prancing .teed* will be in the final section led hy Assistant Marshal Carlton tills* Balloon Sale To Aid Home Sanford Jay errs will pool their long power tomivrrow night when thee blow up balloon* for the Christmas Par ile. The balloon* io be sold at the parade five 21 cents each will lie inflated at Strickland Morrison Inc. at 301 K. First SI. All proceeds will go to the (aitheran Haven Children's home in filavts. Archie Wise is chairman of the balloon tale. CHECKING THE ENTRIES are Jnvcee parade chair­ man Jack Wilber, left, and publicity chairman Dave Klingenamith, who are busy getting the finals, bands, marching unit* and horse* in order for Friday after­ noon's pageant. < $h? ^ c u t fu r it T J m t l i t WEATHER VOL. XL1X Partly cloudy through Thursday. Warmer tonight. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 55-BO, United Presa Leased Wire Established 1908 homestead exemption before the April 1, 1939. deadline. He oflcred rrrlified deeded proof that thrv purchased homes Tfwr st.--------------------------------------------- hy Jan. I and were living ihere He riled an attorney general i it that lim e ." ruling in 1939 which itate* (hat The board voted that the appeal a record contract is not needed be granted for all those who furn tu lie a property owner if a per­ ished proof when they purchased son is living in Ihe home on the their home*. date homestead exemption is re­ All but two had recorded deed* that they filed for homestead quested. Hush said the majority of these exemption before the April 1 dead­ property owners had filed for line. The Hoard of F.qualiiation today I were represented by Attorney Jim overrode a tax assessor's decision [ Hush, who said the assessor's ofto deny home lead exemption to f, h d ^ , ht ,, paum r 1 * n c o o c rl* ow n ers in s Sanford subdivision. The tax assessor* oilier hail denied the request on the ground* that recording contracts were lilcd after Jan. 1 and that Ihe pro­ perty owner* were rrnling at Ihe lime awatliug their FlIA loan »pprovali to purchase the home*. The properly owner*, all home owners in Country Club Manor Architect Next Step In Plan For New Jail 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U P I) — Stork price* a< I p m : American Airlines ............. 25'* American T I T ............. T7*« American Tobacco ............. Iu7'« Bethlehem Steel ......... Chrysler >-a1 ■^ .7IS ....... * S o W that Ihe eotmly com m is­ Curtiss - A right 258 Du Hunt ............. sion lias agreed on the need for IUS's Eastman Kodak . . . . . . new jail facilities, Ibi r.ixt Step Ford Motor 7MH . ........ the hoard will Idkr will be to hire General Electric ......... 91 *t 32 ......... an architect lo draw up initial General Motors 2'. plan*, Chairman John hrulcr <aid Graham - I'aige .......... >'»'« Inti. T A T ........... today 38'* ............. K nder reported that the cum- lairillartl 19V» ............. mission Will name an architect Minute Maid .............. 123 sometime alter Ihe first of the I'rnncy 13 H I’ erm HR ............. y e a r. 4‘ * ....... He did not rule out the firm of Royal American 49‘ k James Gamble Roger*. Winter Sear* Hoe buck 48 •• Park architect, who conducted a Standard Oil IN J ) .. 2IU ...... preliminary study of ■ future jail Sludehaker tlO'i U. S. Steel .......... site last fall IOil's Krider also said that the new Weslinghouse El.............. jail definitely will he located north of Ilia present eourt house. According lo a *tudv by Huger*, the jail 11toil Id In- a two vlnry build mg with a one story wing to ac com m odate the Sherd I v office. This will provide a total area WASHINGTON (UPI) - I ’ resi for the jail building ol 18,31X1 square dent Eisenhower today firmly opfeet, which according to state penal (wised involving the federal gov­ official* will meet the prevent ernment in any way with a*si»ting needs. other nation* with tartti control The structure aN i will tie design advire. ed to carry additional floor* In Liven bower lohl his new* con­ take care of the natural expansion ference lie could not imagine a in future year*. subject mure improper at a mat Tire lax lo Im- levied to support ter of government responsibility Ihe building program will he vet or limrlion than birth eontrol. alter a study ol the protect early D ie hirth ronlrol controversy next year. flared anew after the Roman At yesterday's meeting. It H Catholic bishops of the United Grarnling. the Slate Division of Stales charged last week that a Correction's deputy director lor "propaganda cam paign'' was tir­ inmate treatment advised the ing waged to pave (he way (or U. rommis*ion on Ihe need lor a new S support of "artificial birth pre­ jail and estimated an adequate vention'' programs in underdevel­ structure would covt between J-'as*,- oped countries which are experi­ (X*» amt $700,000 encing population pressure* Krider had estimated Ihe cost Eisenhower, on the eve of III* of a new jail al $7**’ ***** departure for Europe, thr Middle No one at yesterday'* hearing East and \*ia, also talked opposed Ihe protect some length about hit trip with more Ilian 2rai reporter*. He said that, above all, he hoped to con­ vince the rest of the world that the I niled States is truly sinrere in its quest for a durable, Just LAKELAND fU l'l) - The state peace. resumed Inspection-, of citrus in He also said that unless steel fresh fm it channels in South Flor­ management and labor ran com ida today on a broadened basis. pose their difference* in free c o l­ The State Inspection Service lective bargaining, th* government also began for the tint time check might Im- loreed to some foim ing fruit vilif directly bv growers of action which would he a sad lo consumers The order affect* day for the nation. fruit sold hy packing houses and growers south of the Suwannee River. The order wav issued h_v Ihe Citrus Commission following a court order Monday b> Circuit Flint International District G ov­ Judge William K Live. ernor Mildred Parrish told Sanford Flint Club members last night that the Pilot organisation now hat III club*. Mrs. Parrish spoke to the local group at the Sanford Civic Center TALLAHASSEE lU PD D ir following a Pmecrest Inn dinner Road Department said today work rneelmg. Sanford Club president has been completed on a new Mrs Raymond Rail presided over roncrete bridge over the St Johns Ihe meeting and gave members as­ River south of l.ake Harney at signments for ringing Chriatma* tho Volusia Seminole County line. bells for the Salvation Army Sat­ The new J.22nfmi1 span nn State urday. Club standing com m ittee! Road (8 replaces an old timber perform ed a skit depicting their acUviiM* during Mm fo o t. A tost toMjMff. Work Completed On River Bridge ISUttt ITioluj SANFORD, FLORIDA Indications this afternoon are that the Board should wrap up the two-day proceeding* and won't j reconvene tomorrow inly l" few w irr ‘ J"" (‘ompl.iuunti ........ 1 on hand when the commission ad­ journed for lunch at mum. Most ol the complaints were not over payment of taxes hut own­ er* wanting taxes on an equal basis. One motel owner told ths Liard that ho was paying more taxes for his 12 unit motel Ilian another NO. 576 owner was for a motel that had 13 units. Tho board pointed out to tho w wos that hi. (iiayw'V - aiw va a main highway which raised hi* property value. As of noon toil ay, ll o persons had complained to the board ol their tax bunko*. The board will investigate each rase individually and notify the owner by letter o f ita decision. John McCarty Enters Race, Pledges Reapportionment FORT FIERCE ( UPI I — Former Circuit Judge John .McCarty for mally announced as a candidate h.r governor Tuesday, pledging to fight far fair legislative reapporlionment McCarty. 41, i» the brother of the late Gov Dan McCarty. He helped run the governor'* office during hi* brother's last illness ami said tins experience acquaint­ ed him with the problems ol the chief executive'* post McCarty resigned from the eir m il court banch this fall to make Ilia race. In announcing his candidacy, lie appointed Miami accountant James Kaller as lu* campaign treasurer and said he will otficially kick off lit* campaign in January (rum his r u le headquarters hero. "I felt Ihe duly to servo my slate and reached the decision that my best i-tlurli to help Florida ran lie as governor," McCarty said. "T h e position is not one to lie taken lightly, and I am willing to Ike Opposes Birth Man Kills Policeman, Control Advice Woman In Winter Garden WINTER GARDEN (UHI) — A I floor installer with William 8 young Wkansas man shot and I.amb, 34, and had been living at killrd s housewife and then a l.amb'a Ivoosa for about two city policeman who chased him, weeks. Sheriff Have Starr reported today. Lamb told nfficers be ami Wag Dead m Hie double shooting nee parted at*iut It p. lit. Tues weio Mrs Audrey L>reu* Lamb, day night after drinking together 38. ami Winter Garden patrolman al a i**o room, ihe sheriff Dalton Fleming SO. Wagner went to the Lamb home The sheriff said Raymond where he robbed Mrs. Lamb of Wagner. 24, of Elaine, Ark . con­ approximately ill*) ami *hot her fessed tic h shootings, D ie motive in llte In-ad and breast. appar ill* was robliery. Walking down the main street Fleming apparently chased of Winter Garden, Wagner ip Wagner 27i feel witii a 23 caliber peareil suspicious to patrol in an automatic instill toil let lodged in Fleming who gave chase. The or near the patrolman'* heart, officer cornered the youth on an Wagner worked as a lerrar/o outside stairway and Wagner vhot at Fleming several times before throwing the small pistol under tin- stairway aiul running toward Ihe railroad station. Wagner surrendered to Harold L. Pruitt, a Winter Garden rcsi dent, near the station. A few secondc later, Fleming cam e run United l*res» International mng op and told Pruitt: " I ought San Ft anrtsco s record breaking to kilt him, hi- snot me drought went min Its 75th day to Pruitt said that when he asked dav and the Weather Bureau saw the patrolman where he was shot, no' rain m sight for th* parched Fleming put his hand over his r jly< heart and slumped over dead. The holiest Her t in the city's Lamb found his wife stead when history was recorded when the he returned home at about 12:30 mercury shut up to 71, More of the a m Slarr said deputies found Mrs same was predicted today. Lam b's wallet when limy searched Warming temperature* prednini natrd east of the Mississippi and Wagner anil StJd hidden in the south of the Ohio. Havre, Moot , yoolh's clothing. said 1j Frisco Drought Enters 75th Day Pilot Club Hears District Leader I M u s Rw* biu outfBuitf. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1959 Board Reverses Tax Exemption Decision State Resumes Citrus Checks A MKSfiAUB FOR SANTA wui given to oue ol Ht. Cfcue’ laeiiUoto ywfcwder by two-year old Joyce Carry, who wiu in a l(n» of young Chriatm&a hopefuls ut Mather Furniture Store U» Ull .Simla whist they want u n d e r the KADETS' FLOAT ia prepared by top, Wade Hancock, Joseph Rube] and Tommy tiracey, and, on ground, state Kadot Commander W. K. Dyeoo, Dale Hancock, Barry l<« Kuliei, Rust McAllister and Billy Gracey. (Staff Photoe) reported temperature.* 27 degree* above Iho-e of 24 hours before. Hut the thermometer tell hy right to 14 degree* though most of the Dakotas and Minnesota and in northern Kansas The Weather Bureau predicted snow flurries today for the Great l^tkes, vouthcastern Missouri, the upper Ohio Valley, New England and the Virginia mountains. Faircloth To Run MIAMI lU P l)— Muasl Karl Faircloth announced Tuesday tie will run fur the state Senate )««. I Masonic Lodge Elects Keith malt* Ihe fight lo win and devote th* energy, thought and work to do the Job wall. "T h e people know that Dan brought honor. Integrity and decen­ cy into the governorship. I want 10 finish th* programs which he started." McCarty to a native of Fort Pierce ami a graduate of the Uni­ versity of Florida where he waa a two sport athlete and president of the student hody. He saw combat in World War 11 ami practiced law In his home (own until appointed to the Judgeship Ile ia married to the form er Louise Fosgate of Orlando and to the father o f two sons sod a daughter. McCarty joins Sen. Harvle Rei­ ser of llotiifay and the Hev. Georg* Downs of Orlando a* formal can­ didates. Those who have indicated they will run hut not formally announc­ ed lnrlude slate Sens. Doyle Carl­ ton of Wam-hula, Fred Dickinson nt West Palm Reach ami Dewey Johnson o f (Jolncy, House Speaker Tom Beasley of DeFumak Spring* ami form er House speakers Ted David of Hollywood and C. Karri* llryant nt Ocala. Collins Urges South To Drop Complex I.Ol ISVII.t.E, Ky (171*1 > Flo1Dl.l (iov. l.rltuy Collins urged tin* South Tuesday night to get r 1*1 o f |( i "political inferiority ( «kii pl#*'1 and indicated he felt a Southerner could he elected president. Il<- didn’t in cut ion the picsL dem y specifically hut said it was high time the South got over tho idea that it rouldn'l pot a man into high office. Collins frequently h.x* been mentinned as a possible contend*! for piesident or vice president in tilth*, hut he lias denied such ambi­ tion*. Speaking to the Southern A-so* elation uf Colleges and Secondary Schools, Collins recalled that many o f th* greatest president* •ante from thr South, including Washington, Jefferson and Jarkson. The nation is just as eager t® accept fine leadership without regard to geography, he declared. Edwin O. Keith W«« elected worshipful master o f Sanford Lodge No. rt'J, F A A M, In the halge's annual election last night. Other new officers are Irving I. T a l l a h a s s e e t u r n - \>t*r« Pryor, senior warden, Louis M. an Agriculture Commissioner Na­ Sweeten, junior warden, l.eslia T. than Mayo, spry ansi alert, cele­ Sheppard, trea-urtr, and Frank brated hi* 83rd birthday Tuesday L. Miller, sacralary. Sheppard and hy putting in a full day at th# kblhtr war* rmslaeted. office. IU quipped that ho owed Appointive officer* will ba an. hto long life to “ eaUoc Florida noom ed later and the rntira slate eggs ami drinking Florida orange wiU ba metalled Dec. J9. and grapefruit juU*." 4 No Day Off m �h 1'*^' -t P a n t —Wad. Dae. t, lM t Defense Bess Prepares For Missile Battle WASHINGTON (UPI) - T t e a i i S. Gates Jr. toak aver as dofeiae tecratory teday and prepared h t a new coapeBtloaal tight ever the threatened sap between American and Jtuaaian ■ liille atrength. The U-year-etd Philadelphian wat to be sworn at Neil H. Me* Elroy’s aucceaaor at ■ White House ceremony, becoming lop director o( the administration’s embattled mil* itary program. Air Korea Secretary James H. Uouglai, a Chicago attorocy, was reported to be n front-running poo- Mrs. W. A. Hopkins 40-Year Resident, Dies At Sarasota A WRICK AND CAR FIRE brought both police and firemen to the cor­ ner of First 8t. and French Ave. just after noon yesterday when n c«r driven by Syd Roaenfield of New York City was struck from behind end ran into • heap of wire bales on the corner. Fireman Syd Galley surveys the engine of Rosenfield’s cur as the auto sits among the wire. So Ho Says CHICAGO (UPI) — Chicago still has It all over Los Angnles or New York, according to poet Curl Sand­ burg, who once Immortalized the Windy City aa the *«i£ of big shoulders." "N e w York — why, it's tired," Sandburg told news­ men* "And Los Angeles — why, traffic la so bad out there the mayor won't let the city buy any more Ca­ dillacs because other cars aren’t us long and don’t take tip so much room on the streets.” _______________ Cancer-Causing Hormones Study Set on the effects of itUbciUal. He said FDA planned to "marshal the world’e literature" on the sub­ ject and the agency'* experts hav* started a new Investigation "to find out where we stand." He reported that about So per cent of the livestock railed today art fed illlbeatrol. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The neat Is about to Uka a arranunvol k" at tho widespread u»e H ew look" i f g synthetic tamale tea hocpMWe to fatten up settle and poolt o , it was learned today." The bormom drag, dielhyUtllbeetle! ar man commonly called "stttbeatrol," la known to eaute f i n e * of the bread In man when tabeu la large doeea, Fowl and Drug Commlaaloner George P. Isrrick said. Arthur I . Flemming, secretary ef health, education and welfare, win announce the new itudy of the aelmUfto sad legs) aapecta brnlved Ml Ms nee in animal feedat a new* coaferenca Thun- Hospital Notes NOVEMBER M Ad millions -Isabelle Barnwell, S a n fo rd Lillian Erickson, Sanford Diffee L. C o o p e r, Sanford Dismissals Arie E. Mann, Laka Monroe Elsie Chaudotn and baby Mima Sylvia M. Bergstrom, and baby, Sanford Mattie Williams and baby, Sanford n riem m iog kicked off the recent ironberry eontraveray by anM l Klag that some of the crop been aonlaminated by weed has caused rancor in ala. ’ The FOA slopped m ulng any ■ew permits tar use of atlllbeitrol after the leal u n io n of Congress passed tho to • called Delaney Amendment which bans food addltivea found to Induce cancer. However, the taw makes no pro­ vision for rescinding permits of thoie with prior sanction In use E1 Besides bar husband, Supersonic Bomber Project Delayed j Larrick said there was no cause for alarm. He said he was dtlll eating meat and rhlrken, and "feeding It to my children and grandchildren." The FDA chief said there still was much "conflicting avldrncr" IALUBURY, Rhodesia (U P IJ Gsmt wardens slocking giant new lake Xariba art giving fish an oaygen antithetic to lessen tha pale of the transfer. Workmen planting (tab In what will soon become tha largoot man­ made laka In tha world eotch tho fish — mostly bream — in North, ora Hbedeiia and transport them agrees the Rhodtalai to tho lake now being built behind tbe **»,million Xariba Dam. To heap the floh from fighting oo becoming too activo on route a stream of high-pressure oaygen la injected into the tank truck carrying tbe fish. This drugs them painlessly and keeps them quiet and undamaged during the long trip. |h« n » * l doughnuts will be served, begin­ ning at 1:43. The Rev. John W. Thomai. Pro­ gram Committee Chairman, will be In charge of the devotional time at the opening of the business ses­ sion. liciidea the election of offi­ cers, tha roporl on permanent leg­ islation will be brought up for further deliberation. Especially In question la the Issue of a name wbleh will fully identify lh« Asso­ ciation's scope. A special com m it­ tee studying the budget for I960 la alio scheduled to report. Officer* elected at this meeting will begin to function sffleially at the first meeting of Ike new year, on the first Thursday of January. The oewly elected president will appoint chairmen for all the stand­ ing committees. City Cage Loop Season Opens Soon LAKELAND (UPI) — More manufacturers of frozen orange concentrate ware expected to announce price cuts today. The action would follow reductions announced Sat* urday by the giant Minute Maid Corp. and Monday by the huge Pasco Packing Co. Both reduced price* from 92 to $1.50 per dozen six ounce cans. Give Him A Reclining Chair For Christmas * Adjusts To Several Positions * Foil Spring C o n s t r u c tio n * Assorted Colons *4 41.50 Adams Decorating Service HIS nonford Are. f f l e b f t t i * * ^ v e r j *•> FA M W * W • s if* * * she la RlffhC* Hard C m T ei WHOLE or RIB HALF I.b . 39 INSTANT C O FFII I lfh t- Drug Firm Uses Young 'Tasters' MEMPHIS. Tann. (U P I )-C h ildran ar* tailing lha axecuilves o f s multi-milllun-dullar drug tmpiro her* what to put In their medical preparation*. Comment* auch a* "D elicious!” or ” Thls toatas terrible" can mska or brake months o f raaearch by s ehamlat with a string o f degree*. O fficial* o f Plough, Inc., are going on the theory that no mattar how effective the medtein*, H dseen’t do any good If Junior refuie* to take It because o f tha tsate. Dr. W. H a r r y I1ireaton* is In charge o f the juvenll* "taste tasters" program. Ha ha* 60 beys end girls ready to gulp down tha preparations P l o u g h ehamlata dream up. "T h e children are not teetlng any medicine," Dr. Falnstons said. "F o r the taste teste, wa formulate the product with everything In H but the mrdiclnal ingredient.” The children are volunteers from among the sta ff of Dough workers and from a nearby or­ phanage. SALE! A«P PORK LOINS Lamb Shoulder Lb. "Sogee Diito Lily JA R 39 Bight" U N * Rib Chops Grits 24 ox. 20c l« O Z . - 79 * ' Mar Ktol TUNA Pot Pies Flags Dried BABY Limas 24 oz. 25c Haidleoo Fraoh GREEN S H R IM P Nabisco Premium 1-Lh, Bos Saltines 3-29* u - 59* Apple Pie 25c VW th F a c e C lo th Breeze Warwick L b . Pb g . ; L|. Pkg. Rinso Blue Detorgoat narw tea 39* 1 lb. box Chocolates t l Ot. S fK M I 39^ JANE PARKER ENRICHED Assorted FIN E 33c Lux Liquid Covered Thin Mints 35c Detergent C hocolsts 59c 1 . Lb. Bo* 5^ 25 39c A s Fdtoy Way T s G IVE FOOD A&P Gift Certificates In Denominallono Of > 1 ° ° and $C00 PORK & BEANS JANE PARKER Dstleiovs 1 I In lh a •'*•>.I a t lh a t a u a lr Ju d a a . Saaalosle I'a w e ir , llu r ld a , l„ »• „. H IN N Y L A N D Fancy Rice D e va atrd T a A ll I > a d ll» ,t m s I ' . r . - . iis H a t . Sag C la im * a r lla w a a d * V a s t s .) •aid c.a ta i# ■ Vou an d r a t h » ( >.o| ar* lia r a b r ■ a tlfla d an d r » 'iu lr .-t p r* -e u t * » y c la im * and dam andt w h irl, ya u . or a llh a r o f vou. m ay h a v a g a in s t lh a * ,|a la nr A la i) SI g ’-h le tin a n , d r ir a a t d . la ir uf said C o u n ty |o Ih * iV m it y J u d a s ,.t O rm ln ula C o u n ty , M u r id s at h it I f f lea In lh a C o u rt l<»u»* e t s a i l C o u n ly a t Mainlnola, y i..,i.|* . w ith . In tig h t i-alait-l.tr tnotllh* (rnni Ih* lim a ut Ih* flra t p u b ilraU u n a f t h it n o lle * . i:*< h ulaim n r da. aiao d ■ h a lt b# in w illin g , and s h a ll s la t s Ih # p la .-a u f raakdrm * Snd post a ff lr * a d d ra a t u( Ih* C la ln ia ill, and a lj.tll b* aw urn to t>« tb s c la im a n t a g a n i, a ilo r n e v , *n l . S a y auch c la im o r drrnand not to B le d s h a ll he t o l l R u lh ta. C a n n in g A a E x a c u ie r x uf tin* Last Chunk Tuna "HUPEH STRAWBERRY PRESERVES ..... 29 GRAIN SLLTAN A la m E a la i* ml M ary M r k h lr . n u n , 45 FRUIT C A K E — Lb. 5 SIZE $3*9 bate* Will ami Taatamant of Uarjr U. Sehltauian, d .-ta itd solid-fueled laa so superior to tu n er.; ballistic Minutcman missiles that no more of the pres* come into m l missiles should be built than described B la r e "absolutely required." Price Cuts Set «M* Ministers Plan Election Meeting M ica-M iracle Legal Notice Fish Kept Calm While Traveling farewell news conference 1st* Tuesday. For much of the first half o f next year. Gates will direct the Penta­ gon's presentation to Congress of a new 41 billion dollar mUitary budget that honestly could be said to please hardly anybody. A priority task will hie to try lo convince a skeptical Congress that America hai such diversified and large quantities of other weapons that it can afford to let Russia build up a superiority In long-range ballistic missiles during the early IKO'i. HcElroy brought tha controver­ sial "m issile g a p " back into the news Tuesday when asked If flussia would have more of the globespanning nuclear weapons than Amertra. " I f they built what they equld build and if wa build what w t intend to build, wa think they will have more missile capability for lha period 1M1 through JMI and maybe into 1943 than wa would h ave," McElroy said. survived by a daughter, Mr*. Marvln -Milam, Sanford; two son*, Clarence L. and Waltar K. Hopkina, Sanford; tw o granddaugh­ ters, Joyce Milam and Marie Hop­ kins; two eisWre, Mr*. Ella D epftr and Mrs. Harry Bunch of Sara­ sota; three brother*, E. E. Walker, Sanford, W . H. Walker, Saraeota, New offirara for 1HU wlU be and J. t . W elker, Leesburg, end eleeled at the meeting o f the .Sem­ several nlecee and nephews. inole Counly Ministerial Associa­ Funeral services will be held at tion tomorrow. The ministers will 11 a.m, Thursday a t Brlsion Fun­ meet at the First Methodist eral Home, with the Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiating. Burial will Church he Ht Uaklawn Memorial Park. The business saailen will begin at 10 a. m ., preceded by « short fellowship period when coffee end The Sanford Recreation and Parks Department'! Biddy Basket­ ball League atari« its 1930 season Saturday with a basketball clinic at the Seminole High School gym. All boy*. 13 years of age or younger are eligible for the clinic WASHINGTON tU PU —The Atr and league. The clinic will start at 10 a. m Korn- announced yesterday that the supersonic BTO heavy boinber'a first flight will be delayed by one year and that major min imi mots for the plane's development will tie New a* li-oiorniw, Bright a* the sun. \ sunder for floor*. cancelled. You’ ve never seen anything like this fabulous finish for The action w u described as an floors that does away with wosry waxing, huffing, scrubbing! ecunomy move, Guaranteed to glvr a Mica-hard sparkling, beautiful surface on The first llight of the J.usi tnDe­ all flour*, that last fur months with one application, does not an Imur bomber is now expected chip, perl, discolor. Halo non-skid, cleans with damp mop , , , in 1963 instead of lOW, the Air preserve* and protects because yon don't walk on your floor*— walk an Mice-MIrarle! Wood . . , Vinyl , , , T errn iio , , , Force said. Linoleum , , , Concrete .. . Rubber Tile , . tvphalt Tile. The move is expected to snvp M i million in the budgat to he pre­ 27lh I.uundrette Sanford Ave. A 27th St. sented to Congress in Janusry. Tlie iUgif* Curl) Mnrkct Sanford Ave. A 25th 8t. new budget will ask for about |1T3 For Frre Demonstration Ph. FA 114*1, million for the 1170. etUbeatrot. o r rb o n tP A to T H IS s t a t e (A D A A N N I t n L K . T , A O P m . l l i* UNKNOW N: A sw orn C o m p lain * h a v in g bean llU il a a s ln a t »->u In Ilia C ir c u it C o u rt In an d for H am lnol* C o u n ­ ty. f lo r id * . by U E O tU ilt P A V I P lE U L K T , for -J lt n r r r lit* abort t ill* of w h ich la G t in iK I t : l» .V V III IK R M C T . 1-1.1 In iir r . varan* N u - \ A N N I K I t l . K V . P e fa m ta n l, Ih a .a graaanta a re in o-inim aii-t you l-< appear and flla y m ir w r ltia o d e ­ tail*** h a ra ln on nr liafo ra ll<> am I, day uf lia c n n h -r . A It. ty:>J. nr a llia r w la t t o .u a I’ m C t in f a t ,. W ill be an tarad a g a l.iit you t T h a S an fo rd H a ro ld la ia . i ^ n a i U o I n aw ap ap ar - f e rn a ra l e t r c iilillo n lo w tile li H ill I n a tio n S h a ll ha puldtah«-,| oOra aa.'li h r . k fo r fn o r irnnam -ullva oaaKa. W I T N E S S in y hand and n r n . ia l See) of th a C la r k uf lh a C ir c u it C o u rt an Ib lt ib a Mr<) da> W atam har. A P ISS*. (S E A M P A V IP U A T C IIt a , • C la r k u f C ir c u it C o u rt. Hyt J* a n C M Ilk a P a p u iy C la r k Carroll H u rk a A tta rn a y at I.$w » o itoe t i e anfur-I, V ln rld * lln r u a y fu r 1 ‘U llit lf f Mrs. Elan* W, Hopkins, TO, wife o f W alter A. Hopkins, and n re­ sident o f Sanford for 40 year*, riled Monday while visiting rela­ tives at Barnaul*. A native e f Putnam County, Mrs. Hopkins had been III for some time. She was a member o f the First Baptist Church o f San­ ford. slkiUty f#r deputy defense *ecre-| The new defense chief haa hla At that time the ury, tha post Gaits bald far tho! work cut out for him, as Me Elroy rapid-firing American past aavtn month* after i two-year demonstrated in spelling out mili­ ballistic missile will ultt as Navy aacratary,_________ ! tary policies and budget plans at a service, he said. He LIGHT 3 39* 6Ut O i . 43‘ MEAT RIGHT" i'OKNKIt 2 Beef Hash CHIP RESISTANT — LB. PKG. Cans 1 • Lb. Can 29* OVEN-PROOF TROPICANA Dinnerware i m m i 5 u p e r i aaomt wt M a rk ets ______ _ Ava. at M OPEN UNTIL > P. H. FRIDAY NIGHT 4 * Pc. Place Pisco Sotting ANN PAGE Mayonnaise QT 49 BNOW WHITE Cauliflower FRESH CRISP 29* PASCAL Celery 2 ■— 15* FRESH CRISP Lettuce TASTY ■- 19* SWEET Potatoes 3 ■ 29* ’ �\ ti — til iH r •lie fmftrk Wrr«rS . P Wed. Dee. 2. 1959—Peg.? n | Miss Stokes, Warren H. Haynes W ed In Candlelight Ceremony Mitt Genie Stokci, daughter o( Mr. and Mr*. Lamar Sloket of Lake M ary and Warren H. Haynes. «on of Mrs. Lucile Abrams, of San­ ford and the late Samuel Haynes, were married at 1:30 p. m. Wed­ n e s d a y , Nov. 23, at the First Bap­ t i s t Church in Lake Mary. The Rev. Jame* B. Curry, pastor of the Church, "officiated at the double-ring, candlelight ceremony. The bride was givrn in marrlaie by her father. Mrs. Eloise Chester, soloist, a im “ I Love You Truly" and "O h Promise M e", accompa­ nied at the piano by Mrs. Sonny Biaelow. The Church was decorated with • a ik e ta of white gladioli, Pom Pom s and greenery. Miss Inell Stokes, sister of the bride w as maid of honor, A 2/C Ralph J. Michels of Winter Park was best man and Lam ar Stokes Jr., brother of the bride served as Junior usher. # The bride wore a street length, nylon white gown over satin and net. with sequins and pearl m id­ riff. Her finger-tip veil of French illusion fell front a tiara of liliesilthe-valley and she carried a white Bible, covered with a while orchid and streamers of love knots. The maid of honor wore a blue nylon street length gown and car­ ried a nosegay of blue Poin Poms. The bride s mother chose a suit Club Meets Tomorrow Church Gets New Robes WEDNESDAY First Fresbyterian Church, Girl Scout Troop 233, 3:13 p. m .; Sen­ ior High Choir supper, 8 p. m. Midweek Bible hour, 7 p. m , Chancel choir rehearsal, 7:30 p. MR. A M ) MRS. WARREN H. HAYNES nt the recep­ tion, following their wedding nt the Lake .Mary First Baptist Church. JT. First Baptist Church, prayer meeting and W. M. L . week of prayer progra.n by circle 7, at 7.30 p. m. Pinecrest Baptist Church. Sun­ day School officer! and teachers supper and meeting, 6:30 p. m R. A. meeting, 7 p. m, week of prayer program, 8 p. m. First Christian Ch rch, practice io r Woman’ s D sy, si the church M :3 0 p. m. First Methodist Church Shut in praver group mrels at the home « f Mrs. Mabel Blount, 8tS Myrtle Ave.. 9.13 a. m. Junior Choir practice, 3:30 p. m., senior cnoir practice, 6:30 p. m. Chancel choir practice, I; 13 p. m. THURSDAY ' First Baptist Church W. M. U. week o f prayer program by cir^ l e 8 at 2:30 p. m., Royal Amba<sadors, 7 p, m. Pin-crr*t Baptist’ Church vi«itn(ton, 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. ni. Choir practice 7:30 p. m , association Sunday school training program, 1.30 p. in. Circle one of the First Chris­ tian Church meets at the educa­ tion building at 10 a. in , CYF (high school ejpei will meet st tpe Churrh from 6.30 tn 8 p. m. OES Meets Thursday Seminole chapter No. 2. Order o f Eastern Star will meet Thursday night at 8 p. m. at the Masonic Hall. There will be initiation. Prevention Sought For Atherosclerosis For many years, researchers caused, however, not only hy arhave hoped In find the preventive lory degeneration. Tlicrtj is infor atherosclerosis or hardening of creasing evidence that blood roagthe arteries in our daily diet. uiatiun or clotting is important in But present knowledge oi the in- ***** picture, fluence of diet upon athcrusclero Serum cholesterol may not be sis is far from adequate. In little the only chemical troublemaker afmore than a decade we have pass* fectrd hy diet. The serum eonlcnt etl rapidly through several diet a r y , of other fats anil indeed the poseras. First plain obesity seem ed dblc connection between any phmto be the villain. Then the intake phorus-containing fat and alltcrosot cholesterol (a fa ll was thought d e rm is—need careful study since lo be directly assuciaicd with the other fats are more directly rc disease. Neat, emphasis was plac­ laird to hlood -clotting. ed upon the intake of alt kinds of However, liter evidence oi any fats; then the theory that animi.1 relationship bet ween dietary fats fat m crrairs and vegetable fat ami blood coagulation is contradic­ lowers serum cholesterol. tory at the moment. Soon it developed that Vigrtablr Undoubtedly, one would fed fats needed lo be separated intu more comfortable in the know­ those runlaining saturated arid un ledge that the serum cholesterol saturated fatly aeidi, since the do level is not high, fur high levels gree of unsattiraiion determined are associated with an inrrravcd the power to lower serum choles­ risk of heart attacks and strokes terol. Then the researcher* began But high-chiilesierol food them­ investigating to see whether the d e­ selves normally don't effect the sc­ gree of unxaturation mattered as rum cholesterol level; your hotly much as whether the acid* were handles the matter m ctabolically. ■’essential" or not. The i.- art attacks and strokes to I Dietary fats, as against high-cho­ which atherosclerosis can lead are lesterol foods, may influence ihe.se levels. Semin cholesterol can he lowered — with varying degrees of effectiveness —- by taking poly­ unsaturated fatty acids. It is pos­ sible that simple restriction of ani­ mat fats would do it just as e f­ fectively. The rnmptfvity of the rntire treasurer; Mrs. II. L. Johnson, problem — plus the fact that medi­ Lake Monrue, delegate and Mrs. cal science know* a great many J. W. Yarborough, Geneva, alter­ things about it without being sure nate delegate. Mrs. Henry Simp just what lhc*e thing* mean _ son of Geneva, will show slides make* it vital to discover the un found meanings. uf her trip around the world. The following members will re *-------------------------------reive certificates lor to year* in .. . home demonstration club w ork; P i l l V l l l l t l , Mrs. David II. F ainer.^M r*. L. D. Buckett. Mr*. Carl Bradbury, ST. P A IL ( L'Pt)—Overweight Mrs. J. E. Andrews. Mrs. Wilbur Nolan. Mrs. George Otto and children lend to grow into over­ weight adult*. Mr*, ina Z. Carson Mrs. Nsurine Higgins, Universi­ Receiving certificates for 23 years tn the club wurk will be, ty of Minnesota nutritionist, said Mrs. W. T. Prevail, Mrs. Leona parents often mislaku jiahy fat McLain, Mrs. Maude Tupper and for health. The fat may stay for 30 year* membership, Mrs. with the child because he cannot Lynn Mosier and for 2o years, Mrs use up the calorie* he consume*. Substitute more milk ami veget­ R. T. Warren. able for sweets and starches in (he overweight child's diet. Use A charcoal briquette carrier, low calorie (reals for between meal fashioned after a bucket, ha* a snacks instead nf c jn d y and ice sturdy* wire handle with wooden cream , she said. grip. The hravy gauge steel pull ha* a simulated brick finish on the exterior. i Cauliflower will have a milder . ■ flavor if it i* rooked uncovered in —Last year, the number of mar- a moderate amount of water. Eor ried women separated from their a stronger flavor, cook in a covhusbands was nearly as great as i errd pan in s small amount of the number divorced. 1 salted water. H.D. Club Plans Installation *>And Annual Christmas Party The Home Demonstration Clubs iriil celebrate their annual Chrirtmas party, Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Home Demonstration Center, 401 E. 23th Street. New officers for the coming year still be installed. Those to be in­ stalled are. Mrs. George Otto, ^ a m gw ooi!, president; Mrs. Martha Rrarht. Lake M ary, first vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Ann Mitchell, of the Seminole Evening Club, second vice president. Mr*. D. D. Daniel. Oviedo, secre­ tary; Mrs. II. II. Harris, Sanlurd, Sanford'* Singing Church FIRST CHURCH OF THE N A Z A R E N E W e lc o m e * Y ou 113 South Maple Art. SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTM AS GIFTS NOW AT W IE B O L D rS CAMERA SHOP 211 S. Park Ave. & lift Ac C rW u e pa£ A(lltlt Circle Names New Officers th * o r g a n y o u lo a r n In a mlnut* . . . Oar Specialty JEAN ’S SPAGHETTI HOUSE ORANGE CITY SP FAMOUS LADY SUNIEAM HAIR DIYIR The fastest, most comfortable, most praclical hair drying method known. Hands arc free to do other things while hair dries quickly and thoroughly. LADY SUNBEAM HAIR DRYER NO. HD-3— Riviera Blue, Petal yyjyj| ( Pink, Turquoise. BOOK' • n|oy f o r • L IF E T IM E l music WITHOUT It'tONS . . . [ipmiiNCt. 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BOOK MAGNUS GRAND (a n d it's imported frees Pariij . Mr. ami M n , Chester Blilch, of Washington, D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dunn. Gaines­ ville, speni Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. J. I,. Horton Sr. ami Mr. and Mrs. J, L. iion on Jr. The Dunns are the parent* uf Mrs. Horton Jr. and Mr. Blilch is president of the milk producers association in Virginia, Maryland and Wash­ ington. D. C. Cathedral Organ Tone for Your Home... H itte r 1*1 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rudd left Sunday, for Atlanta, tn attend tha funeral of Mr. Rudd's father, 11. B. Bud GirlsClub Holds Meeting Fabulous G i f t ! . . . K. (P& M d ju iIa Paulette White w ai the recipient of the hostess gift. Refreshments of pumpkin pi* and coffee were served by th* hostess In members present wb* were, Mmc*. McCall, While, Peter* son, Largsfn, Virginia Robert son, Gloria Little, Sophie .Shoemaker, Joy re Covington. Faye Stetson, Betty Rrurslle, Ann Cnwsn. Carol Dennison, and 3trs. Katie Corley, sponsor. Mrs. Ann llowlsnd of Ft. Lauder* dale wa* welcom ed as a visitor. 4 -H Sheer El e j i n c t . . . 202 Food was donated by each m em ­ ber nt this meeting, to be deliver­ ed tn the Salvation Army, for d is­ tribution tn the needy. It wa* also announced that Mrs. Betty Jn Swain won the T ern la-e doll, dur­ ing a fund raising project. Plans were eumplrlct! for Ilia ttdlt, which will appear in the Christmas parade, Friday. Mrs. Personals Classic B e au ty ... *4 2 . t Lake Monroe Perfume F. MIDLOT enfetorium. This was the first program presented In th* new building. Sorority Plans Float Hears Poetry Program Upsala Choir Calendar w o f black faitle, with matching ae-j ecsson es and a corsage of white Pom Poms. The groom ’ s mother wore a black dress with black accssories and a white Tom Tom corsage. A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents in Lake Mary, following the cere­ mony. Mr*, nalph J . Michels, sis­ STUDENTS OF THE FIFTH GRADE of the Enter­ ter of the hrulc. served as host­ prise school nt they tireaenletl the Thanksgiving ntnry nt ess. assisted by Mrs, Lawrence Hughes, of Mt. Dora. assembly, the day before Thanksgiving, in their new Mrs. Haynes chose for her going aw ay outfit, a grey suit, with black accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. After a wedding trip to Tennc* see. the rouple will reside at 213 West 20th St. 1n Sanford. The groom is manager of Phillips Service Station on Park Ave., San ford The bride wa* horn in Kissim m re. attended St. Cloud and Semi nole High Schools. She Is presently The Gamma Lambda Chapter of employed by the D ellary Restaur­ The V.M M t enlisted and chiefs ant, in P rllary, wives club will hold their Decem­ Beta Sigttta Phi. met recently at The gronni was born in Topeka. \ ber meeting tomorrow at I p. m. the home of Mrs. Arthrene Cook Kansas and attended schools there. at the chief'* club room. on Decnttf*. Ave. The president, Each person attending Is re­ quested to bring a gift wrapped Mr*. Glen McCall, presided at thu package for the Christmas gifi business session. exchange. The price of the gift Mr*. Cook and Mrs. Vrrm rlle should not exceed It. Peterson were in charge of the Hostesses will be Mrs Rob program on verse making. It was French. Mrs. Fay Ford ami Mrs. stressed by Mrs. Cook, that the Ruth Billhrnty. essential rlcm rnt nf good verso The youth fellowship of the lip making is rhyme. sala Community Presbyterian Members were entertained with Church had charge o f the Tnanks. | a verse about each individual, giving worship service Sunday composed hy Mr*. Cook. They il­ morning at the church. lustrated the necessity of rhyme The Junior Choir, under the dir­ in rotnposing the verse. ection' of Boh Stern, wore (heir Mrs. Peterson explained that the robes for the first time st the service. They were presetted to The Dorcas Circle of the L'p- meter is the abstract pattern that is obtained, when rhyme Is for­ the choir hy the Dorcas Circle of sa'a Community Presbyterian the Church. Church, met at the home of Mrs. mally organized. She recited the poem "E aster", by George Her­ Youth director Is Mrs. Ed Fill- George Simmons, West First St., berts. gi-rald anil Mrs. Kay Thomson Is for a covered dish dinner and busi­ During the business session It assistant. Members o f the choir ness meeting. The morning was spent making was announced that another hirtllare, Jimmie, Scott ami Craig day had hern celebrated at the Thomson, S a r m le and Tummy new choir robe* for the Junior County Home. Mrs. Pat l.argrn Fit/gi-rald. Karen Williams, Carl choir. During the afternoon, plans and Mrs. Peterson w ere hnslesscs ftnisman. Doris l.ukc, Judy Eng­ were discussed fur the Christmas representing the chapicr. lish and Nadine Brooks. Fay baraar to he held some time In December, tn front ot the Lake Karnes is organist. Mary Post Office, The circle gave a car bed to the new daughter of one of the members. Mrs. Claude Hodge*. The annual election of officers was held and the following mem­ ber* will serve for the coming year; Mrs. Clover Marrs. presi­ dent, Mrs. Sara Hodge, vice presi By MRS. II. I.. JOHNSON dent: Mrs. Kay Thompson, sec­ Friends of Miss Narine Norwood retary, and Mrs. John Anile*, will he'pleavcd to know that she treasurer. is improving from her recent fall, in which slie injured her lrfi leg. Mr. and Mrs, Marvin White and rhildren are leaving for Ports­ mouth, Va , where Mr. Willie will be stationed with the Navy. Mrs, Annie Hawkiu.s was the Thanksgiving d .n icr guesi of her The Lake Mary Girl* 411 Club son in-law and daughter, Mr. and met Monday atternoon at the home Mrs. C, Carlson. o f their lender, Mr*. Ted Brook­ M r. and M rs. Claude Hawkins lyn. and son. spent Thanksgiving day The meeting was called to order in DeBary, with Mrs, Christine and the girls rented the 4 l( pledge Gibbons. under the direction of Sandra Hum Weekend visitors at the C. S phrey. At the business meeting, s new Hawkins home, were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pickett and daughters member, Stephanie Lankford, la s welcomed into the group. The girls of Jacksonville. Mrs, l.eun Keel and daughter, packed lunches and met in front Martha and Mrs. Ilubs'rt Johnson, of the Chamber of Commerce spent die Thanksgiving holiday building, Friday and went on a picnic. weekend with rcla'ives in Miami. Miss Myrtie Wilson, County .Mr. and Mrs C M McArthur and children nf N'ew Albany, Hume Demonstration Agent in ­ Miss,, have been viviimg thrtr structed the girl* in the cutting of mother, Mrs. Annie McArthur. fruits and vegetable*. She demon The entire family spent Thanks­ st rated, by cutting some lettuce, giving m Miami, with Mr. and apples, and oranges for them. Mis* Wilson also explained the use of Mrs. John Grimaldi M in A in e Mann who has been label* to the group. The next meeting will be held, confined lo Semi nolo Memorial Hospital, is muih improved and Decem ber 7 at Mrs. Brooklyn's has returned home home. FA 2-0181 RANDALL n : ELECTRIC COMPANY S. Magnolia FA 2-1)913 Wm. E. KA D ER , Jew eler 112 3. Park Ave. FA M M 1 •# �Inex Robb S a y s ■y INEX ROBB It does not surprise me at all to read that American adoles­ cents are haunted by worry, 22carat anxieties and fe-fl-fo-fum fear, as reported to the U. 5. of­ fice of Education by some 1,300 educators across the nation. Never before In tbe history of the world have so many been isyebed so constantly by such a srge assortment of experts and buffs as have been American teen-agers. Tbe kids are balng killed with anatyiii, both Freu­ dian and adenoidlin. It Is a tru­ ism of any lab that you can only prod a butterfly on ■ pin Just so much before It disintegrates. But the above is only a snail part of the burden of worry and anxiety that la miking kids old before their time and their browi corrugated aa with care. Kids hava problems, all right, and no wondert Right next door to the anxiety article la juxtapos­ ed a companion plica txplalning that tht nation'! adolescent* are T een a g er W rites : C hristm as I M M ^ L qu r l wno S d S itnOOli “ *■“.M S tS “ h h iim ii B *” - ^ ltU : w ina Jtra. *. d. uw w r, i published in tht Bulloch Her— . wdiiitinM season foutuw. It r*- B t U A B Y LOU D 08B E Y Tho i t m n ntnet and an unexplainable e^naaa that j smi t o n aloof with the gaiety and happlneaa and featlyimm b r oofi lthe Weaaed aeaaon of the Nativity makes thia time one . aaught fr u fl with •notions that spring from the depths of one's Truly Uwr* Is a .tr a in feeling in our hearts os we walk the stm ts and look at the fabulously decorated shop windews where the symbolical beneficent St. Nicholas Intrigues the starry-eyed tot to mail letters to him. I, whonave lived In this wonderful town only a few years, stood on a street comer at dusk last evening and hated at a veritable fairyland of lights, gay windows and people with the light of fmedom and Indepandtnca and aa. ggffty beaming from thsir facts and said softly under my Isaath "0, dear God of thia wonderful country, help us to pray deeply and revarently enough that the people of the troubled fanda of thia world may have the peace and good Florida Senators Pay Highest Staff Payroll Of All Southern States 9m Alim *mL(ns» ” . That embiamatie star in the East will shine again this Gkrietmaa. Millions of faces will turn again towards it and gaf "the star that heralded the doming Christ—that you and I night hava on# more chance to regain eternal peace— shinsa agate." Evan in the lend of Hla nativity, the siniater ahadow of ate dim* ita brightness, but wa believe and pray that it will i again ba bright and that the godless rule of godless will vanish from earth forever. We bulieve that some day in this wonderful world that the afaapie democracy of Jesua Christ—of "Do unto others aa you would hava them do unto you" will bring “Peace on Earth, good will to men." Assignment Washington lly ED KOTEHHA WASHINGTON — Maybe the trouble with this country Is that folks take tho wrong things too ±c.*lou*ly. I.Ike what the fct’.ow on Capitol Hill eald about the Charles Van Doren fuse: “ If Um citlscnry of the United States got half as emotional about our mleslle lag ae they've gotten about the TV quix swag, our problems with Russia would bo half over.", Maybe we havo taken Charley Van Doren'a conduct too hysteri­ cally. Of course, you can't furgive anybody fur telling false­ hoods under oath before a grand XanfoH'i Stamper Real Estate ty listings a realtor itandi a pretty Jury, and, anyway, the due course and Iaaorsne* Agency opened a good chanco of finding a customer, of law takes care of perjury, liut tho truth la that the tide of mass veal eitata aalee drive yesterday Slovar laid. after s dinner for Stamper eraAn eidiulva right of talo con­ hysteria seemed to have swept ployes at the Villa Nova Xaitau- tract Is what Uia realtor wants behind Mr. Van Doren's fakery on rant, Wlater Park, Tuaaday sight from a seller, ho said. Slovar ex­ television, something that wasn't Ovlando realtor, Dos Slovar plained that ou an open listing, unlawful at all. Certainly, it's not out of line spoke to tke group oa aelilng tech­ a buyer can leave the salesman niques. Stamper aalaamao who and buy dlroctly from the home- to havo o good healthy horselaugh make ths moat aalaa and llitlngi owner. Kvea an exclusive listing at ourselves about It all—a good between m w and January 91 will doee wot keep the homeowner from laugh at bow naive we were tu prlass raaging from a trip to sailing on his own. It ia just a pro­ have been taken In by the high ■aka tor tws to a portable tele- tection against salts by other real­ pressure ad boys from TV row. And, today, soma of tho od men tors. viaioa set, Polaroid cameraa and themselvoa must bo enjoying some typewriters, W. H. Stamper anbelly-rollers at their own expense after (canning the current issue Raal eitata aalaapoopia muit aall More Nuts thomaalvea to the eelier and the WASHINGTON (UP1) - The of their national trade Journal, buyer, Slovar told tht group. Agriculture Department haa good Broadcasting Megatlne. The newimegeilne gives de­ "H ara ’a s buyor for ovary home nawa for almond nut fanciers. The end a homo for ovary buyer." U. S. crop of ahelled nuts this tailed, freah coverage of the ConTho aalaiman'a Job Is to bring year la estimated at 39,000 tons gresslonxl hearings but the ads theie togother, ho captained. With compered with a Kant B.900 tons unquestionably w e r e prrpaied I long before the quit swindles S good stock of homo and proper­ last year. Sfemper Real Estate Agency Opens County-Wide Property Sales Drive S DAILY D A ILY C R O SSW O R D inutehMitf taiMtainov H .fjm -j iiu n a m iit-iflti-1 .siiMnnt (abbe.) IJldRC] !j;s as. nock MOI3I II;I(|m aa.u*w- m s it : ii. ins ii i ■.Negotiate •.Cry of a •hoop T. Ancient A Alai and refeped flower M. Boxing term SO. Rubber a o m u ic , A Wild It 11 Apportion 13. Living It. A saying 18. Barlura _ fm .) lCOoniuHM I t Hint I t Half ant Oeergln t Rascal I t Spirited K C n fa IL Cleans rjwt-v:i :n-r.-iilM hi si:, l.'L-liac n-sinra»-ttn mw rare u in m n w ciMwnu '. OBUM-lid again OBI’S IT. American SlTaRu gralltuda philosopher informally 3 t Engrave^ SL Simian S3. Deviateasaplctufa XX Kind of HOpeet (poet) tide S t Join ST. Kind or R thief S t Regret S t Native of broke Into print from Capitol Hill. Tho Madison Avonuo boys, alert to proper timing—end trying ewfully hard to be dlgnifiedly aloof from the ml*hma-h of evidence— crossed themselves up on thelc own play on words. The Intervening Van Doren tes­ timony turned a number of the sober ads Into funny case* of double entendre. Like the one placed by a New York ad ageney of unquestionably high repute. The teg lino on tho lull-page ad reads in bold, under­ lined type: “ THE COMMERCIAL 18 THR PAYOFF." Then there's the dead-pan ad that asks television people in 34point type this question, prepared long before the entanglements of Charles Van Doren were aired on Capitol Hill: “ Isn't It .about time advertising moved up from the Three-ILeague T" The third “ 1", It explains, stand* for “ Involvement." With the Ill-famed quieter*! confession that he didn't tell.the truth on his fiisl appeal ance be­ fore the New York jurors, the peo. pie In television cringe at any mention of the word, Jury. In con­ nection with broadcasting. Yet, innocently enough, another full-page ad, prrparcd long In ad­ vance, shouts about a new tele­ vision show. The text starts out: “ Timely as today's headlines . . , Grand Jury." An institution ad paid for by a Providence, R. I., station oh- I t Soak nan 17. Kind of Boy 20. Arrived Scout's 3 1. Goddexa o f 1 badge dleentd 19. Froet 32. Australasian 53. Sharper P*W»r 54. Cicatrix 1 7“ s 4 19. IndeSnlta article II 36. Fashion 3*. Music not* iT39. Ballot Sl.Tracsa IF” 53. MlUtdsli 54. Blight error •J 19. Banliter ST. Indian of il ivni 40. Plunder 7T" 43. A Utter 43. Onehlp'e Jo -is left ride 44. Grass leaf !) 43. Flower 44. Erases ** k (print) I 2 f BONN r o o d of thunder t . CttytNlV.) t . .te venue t False shew vloutly eet up long be fora TV eaeeutivri bared their consclencee on Capitol Hill, talk* about “ pul>11c sarvice.” A photo taken in the r'lime |a shown. The ad !• head­ lined: “ Community Coneclinca , , Television 8ty!«." The payoff appears on page 45 of the megaiine. In big, block, framed block type, an ad by the Young A Rublram advertising agency shout* out with “ Lixten, Charlie . . ." And tha menage Is “People buy ideas." Those ad* undoubtedly left some of the ad writers with crimson face*. But It gave other* a good laugh, aomethlng they hadn’t en­ joyed ilnce quiz *how producer* kickrd a black eloud over the indu*lry. Private Eye Back In The Public Eye MILAN, Italy (UPIl - Tommsso Ponsi, a detective, la lead­ ing a campaign to get more freedom for Italian private eyes. Ponii, a roly-poly man who looks as though he should bo run­ ning a pork and salami shop, I* the 3llke Hammer of Italy. His agency, “ Mercurius International Service," is one of the most noted in Europe. -II T 40. Knock 41.The wallah* 44. Rank draft (abbr.l 96. Give over 39. God of war to r 1 % |V A % T 4 7T A CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) Sam Worth, 83. la a man with a mission — to find the men of the Navy cruiser Memphis. Worth, now a salesman, was a fireman aboard the Mempliia when aha waa wrecked in Santo Domingo harbor during an earthquaka on Aug. 10, 1116. Since then, with the help of a few other shipmates, he’ s been able to locate about 30 survivors ot the 900-man crew, of whom at leaat It died. 13 were missing and mere thia 10 others Injured In the wreck. 1 % Ttr TT 14 II *4 11 % IV $7 41 41 pays Warrrr. A. MrNel! S!5. going steady! 731.49; and Thurmond pays Harry No wonder this is the Aspirin Dent JI5,)!98.f>8. Age. J g. SECURITY SSOCIATES, INC. STOCKS - BONDS MUTUAL - FUNDS Cerdoe J. Tall, Mgr. KIRK • Plain FA 2-7843 Direct Hire To 9lncrrt A Co., 5l*mbcrt New Yetk Stock Bach. NOTICE WAI.T OATMAN HEARING lillf U CONSULTANT lt ls T tl. Will check your hearing or hearing aid THURSDAY 1:00 p. m. to 4:00 p. a at — FAUSTS I)RU(i STORK Sanford Bat ter lew, Cord Accewaorie* for nil Hearing Alda J'hSSl HEATERS Seek Survivors Of Wrecked Ship ii. % S7 ILL r The first recorded sale of an automobile was made in 1898. The car was a one-cylindcr Winton purchased by a man in Carbondale, Pa., according to Dodge re­ searchers. Russell showed n payroll of 121336.23 and n roll cell of 11 employee. Talmadge spread $21,186.55 among 11 persons. Twelve of the 18 southern sen­ ators pay their administrative as­ sistants the top salary of $16,299.96 per year. Russell, Robert­ son, Talmadge end Thurmond kept their top men below the maximum. Russell pays, his administrative assistant, Lceman Anderson, $14.161.82; Talmadge pays Kenneth II. Turner 814,654.22; Robertson He becam e lamous In IU3A when 33. Enough (poet) 34. Wlae 37. Edge of golf cup 30. Florida gams flak 33. Gracious 34. Covered with fluff Teelsrdey’i Aacwev >6. Affected manner* WASHINGTON (UPI) — Estes Kefauver of Tennessee le the most generous paymaster among southern eenntori. Kefauver paid $21,834.03 to hie office itaff during the summer months of July, August and Sep­ tember. It was spread among 26 employes. Both the total payroll and the number of employes are high among southern senators, accordinsr to the official list released by the Senate secretary Monday. At the extreme other end of the balance sheet was Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, who limited hi* payroll to $16,946.32 and kept hi* office staff to n compact eight. Ilyrd’a Virginia colleague, Sen. A. Willis Robertson, got along with n staff of just seven although ha did pay them $17,4.12.34. The Ilyrd-Ruhertsun duo tan away with the low honors for an individual southern stale and high honors went to Florida's George A. Smathcr* and Spessard I.. Hol­ land. Smothers came within about $800 of matching Kefauvrr for the generosity crown with a payroll of $28,000.11, spread among 16 person*. Holland backed him up with a payroll of $27,587.40 for 13 persons. Georgia's Herman K. Talmadge ar.J Richard !J. lfuu.il ar« pret­ ty close on office budgetary mat­ ter*. old man who lost his shirt three years ago in those penny uranium stocks? Kids want SECURITY, this ar­ ticle points out, and adds, "T h a t have thought long end hard a b o # such subjects as financial stabili­ ty. mortgagei and the need to save." (It used to be tbe need to shave.) Oh, don't peg me as one of those old fuddy-dude who thinks modern youth is rude and off ita rocker. My sympathies are with it. When I was an adolescent, my financial worries consisted of a dime every Saturday afternoonafter the dueling wea finished. T b to sum enabled me to enjoy the ma­ tinee at tbe Bijou and either swoon over Blanche Sweet or scream over Harold Lloyd. I wax not forced to Klect and buy my own clothes, cither, as 1 read is now the custom from Kindergarten on. I was relieved of this pressing anxiety by- Mama, Grandmama and aunts, who made my clothes. I don’t ever remem­ ber having a stora-boughten gar# ment until I was old enough to have a full-time job. (I must have been a retarded aad sack, ilnce I didn't know any better than to be happy and well-adjusted.) None of my boy cousins wit neurotic over jalopies. They may have been a trifle nuts over hi* cycles, as I was over roller skates. But they here not bowed down by responsibility for or anxiety over an auto. They didn’t have t ^ worry about where their next lir gallons of gas were coming from. Thrsr modem adolescent* with $93 billions to spend annually earn one-third of that sum. or in excess of $3 billions, which is more than J. P. Morgan made in a lifetime. Kid* who have to scrounge up this much hay aro already executive suite cases, jumpy is a yo-yo. And on top of all of this, the wretched strain o t o he and a helper overpowered two deranged gunmen who were bold­ ing 9T children and three teachers hostage in a schoolroom. Pont! was last in the headlines when he uncovered a narcotic* gang. lie gave police the name* and addresses of the suspects, but wound up being arrested himself on a charge of posing as a police­ man in his investigation. The Federation of Italian Pri­ vate Investigators, which looks upon "Tom" Ponxl as a spokes­ man, has submitted an official re­ quest to the government to case restrictions on the activities of private detectives. Pomi says he Is confident the charges against him will be drop­ ped. C R O SSW O R D ACROSS 8. Yes, In L Stumbles Mexico t AKend t Intone 11. FrenchT.Cruy man’s nsma (slang) IT. Goddesses S. Peaceful of sessons 9. Cushion I t One time 10. God o f only plreiuro 14. Phases lLA O b 10. flourcs (Colloq.) 15. Moon S7. Pause* 41. Jump 44. Coin (Jap.) 40. Poem 4T. Aflch ter pilot eonservatlvaly animated in poss­ es* a spending budget of $9-3 bil­ lions annually. WOWI How can young people, with thin muck awag in thtir Jeans, possibly be happy and carefree? They are probably to their ears in the Dow-Jones theory, Standard and Poor's statistics, and Barron'i. Hostages to fortune, In­ deed I Remember Laughing Eleotra of "The Children's Hour?" ( “ Between the dark and tbe daylight, When the night Is beginning to lower, Comes a pause in the day's occupation. That la known at tbe Children's Hour.” ) Wen, sir. if little Elactra Is laughing her head off today, It la probably because she has just made 10 points la one of these Juicy, gyrating electronic stocks. And she's slek, sick, slckl Bo kids don't respect their par­ ents they did in the good, old days? How can you expect a lad who has put his spare cash in A.T. k T. to look up to his ii r f u u The Sues Canal Is lU miles long -tw ice the length of the Panama Canal. 12-1 Window Beauty With ielirtar w e a ee S la g Chrlatm oo. Draw Draperiei Smart . . . practical . . . iaespeaeiv* for that leek af comfort tad luxury FURNITURE Deliver) Before Christmaa The FABRIC 2539 Orlando Dr. SHOP FA 2-57M3 • CI N T E R * Free Dererat lag Service DRAPERY HARDWARE I . a. S-Mtaj W j's p . Friacee and Bluer Uoerner 1100 FRENCH FREE PARKING FA 2-7953 �\ i l :«i& *m * A it >' • h K 1 X X « ■> W ed. Dee, 2, 1959— P * f e 5 C l ;f Daitfqrft l r relit Parishioners Remember 95 Dead in Solemn Hass On 1st Anniversary EDITOR’S NOTE: Larry Marraae, mm ef the United Frna International *Uff ia CUcago, made kls tint r anmukea at the Oar Lair •< tba Angel* Sanaa CathatIc Charth tad attended Itaaday S tin t la the aehaat kntiding that karacd down a year age, killing M Undent* in i three aaaa. Ha retained la • th e charth Tuesday eight to lain yariskloner* la haaarlag the memory of the i c l i . B v TARRY MORIONK CHICAGO fU P I) — "B le»»ed are those w tr mourn, for they •hall bo com forted." The words from the Scripture* Town Of Lawtey Tfuns Speed Trap, Motor Club Says DADE CITY ( L T D —The PenIntula Motor Cluh haa charged the North Florida town o f Lawtey with liincrlmlnatinr *ir»in*t outA f-n ta tr motorist* with unfair t r a f f i c control. The club, an affiliate o f the American Automobile Association, charged that IW per cent o f the rity'a revenue in the quarter end­ ing in October wa* derived from traffic fine* and forfeiturea. It al*o charged that "the vast m ajority" of the arrest* involved motorist* from out-uf-*tutr »,r from the state’ * 10 large >. uJ|ie*. Tile report .raid not a ,...iglc Bradford County resident wa* charged with a tra ffic o ffe m e in Lawtey during the fir** 10 month* of the year. But traffic fine* and forfei­ tures, it *aid, accounted for o f the 11,117 in total incuma for the quarterly financial period end­ ing in October. Lawtey, which had a population £ < f MB in 1950. ia located six milea north of Starke on U. S. am. T..e report was presented to the Iota! Hotary Club by Kalph Peters, tha club's director o f ser­ vice*, and public relations director Hampton Dunn. It said the out­ break of traffic violations, moit for illegal pairing, began with the appoint mcnt of Mitchell Brown a* town mmshiil. County To Get Four New Trucks The eouaty will get four new dump trucks within the n e it 30 days. ^ The Strickland Morrison Co. of sanford was awarded tha lo d bid io furnish the dum p trucks at a price of $27.07. The board also awarded a bid from Burroughs Machine Co. of Or­ lando to furmth an accounting machine fnr the tax collector's o f­ fice for $3,*5H. In other buaines* during the meeting, the com m ission accepted jd h e invitation of the Sanfortl Naval " i r Station to attend the last two da>s of the bom bing derby slated Dec. 11-12. Agreed tn meet with toe county toning board Dec. 11 at 8:S0 p. m. for a joint ditruaiion of com pre­ hensive inning in the county. 70*Foot Yule Tree NEW YORK (U P l) - A crane f o u l e d a 70-foot M year-old Nor­ way spruce erect Monday tn New York’ s Rockefeller Center, famed for Its annual Christmas tree dis­ play. A tit story scaffold will bo used to decorate the three-ton tree from Podunk. Mas*. echoed through the quiet church sanctuary filled with humble, hard-working father* and sobbing mothers. They were spoken by Cardinal Designate Albert G. Meyer, cele­ brant o f the Solemn High Mast Tuesday night honoring the me­ mory of • ! little children and three courageous nuns. They were the M who died In the Our Lady of the Angela school fire, the worst school fire in Chi­ cago history. Tuesday night, on the first an­ niversary of the terrible holo­ caust. parents, relatives, friends, guests and fireman — 1.300 per­ sons in all — filled tha sanctuary to overflowing. Through! the gathering dusk they cam e, shuffling past the gleaming superstructure of the new school building, halting brief­ ly on the cement steps to brush away the tear* before entering the hushed chapel. "Il'a been a Iona year with much to forget.” said a mother whose child died in the blaie. "The children are happy in heaven." said a women with her shawl draped reverently over her head. Her word* were echoed by Car­ dinal Designate Meyer, who called on the parents to seek com ­ fort in their religion. "T h e children ami *ter» who died are happy In heaven," he said. "O u r faith convinces us that the sisters and children whose death we mourn are really alive —their Immortal soul* awaiting resurrection.” Through the muffled sobs of the grieving came the* faint shout* nf children plsving outside the church. The children could forget, but, for the parents and other adults who stood outside the burning school, Dec. I, IMS, will live for­ ever. There wi-re the black robcu nuns, who came last night to me m orn lire the memory of the three listers who perished, as well at that of the children they had taught and loved. There were the firemen, dressed in while gloves, while shirts and lies, who a >ear ago had wept as they earned lifeless bodies from lb* blackened, steaming school. "W e belicv. nol an accident tan happen," Cardinal Deiignat* Mey­ er said quietly, "hut our God knows all about it. We believe In some way this trrrible tragedy contributed and will contribute t.> the glory of God "It taught us that **e must be prepared when God calls." A 35-man choir of priests sanx "O Salularis" as the priest gave the final benediction. And in the congregation, the parents lifted the ero*s of their grief to Join in singing ihe ancient hymn. ' ' y to fill an WINTER GARDEN Shop mol Save AI The Follou in£ Lava lions FREE STAM PS! 1 .1 0 150 for TOTS f XTRA FREE STAMPS STAMPS 2460 PARK AVENUE SANFOKD FLORIDA 3 ^ $i ° ° M TREAT DRINKS 3 ^ 79 Ja il ii. j' B*B-Q i ' V-d a- A 4 FARMER CRAY SKINLESS SKINLESS STAMPS W,rh PbrcKiie .10 EXTRA FREE STAMPS CAKE .*■ O r W ith 59 $4 -dl 1 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS PlifcKrte -i i ; l * a . k J 2 '"S 3 9 EXTRA FREE STAMPS With I utChl'i- FONDA WHITE I SAUSAGE 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS With r r r « CELLO £*- * il 'li « fcX •_« | e 69 J* ■ r-*, W ith f’tjrrk)-/- M J M M H M 125 EXTRA FR EE ■’2.45 f W ,. <4 .* ti ! i V,' * i Mi i d NESTLES 1 PECAN PIE J 69 Q U IK 50 EXTRA free STAMPS With CHOCOLATE DRINK 99 Purckl'aE? t * i%. d l 80 COUNT £ \ 9 INCH V 1 1 SIZE PKG * * ; 1 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS. , . 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Good Through ’ " 0M ,c,s’ 0* * * . » , b t i r e B o o k !'' 25 DeBary Kadets Set To Organize Soon HO COUPONS TO CUP! b o u g h Stamps •' •'* fb u M NESTLE (SO FREE STAMPS' EXTRA FREE STAMPS WITH EACH PURCHASE AS SHOWN ON THESE PRODUCTS COOKI E MIX !C ! QU_P_ T HI S F l l E E ! KNOTTY PINE (50 FREE STAMPS' PAPER PLATES COUPON MERCHANTS <; K E E N 70 C T PXC 9 IN. SIZE CORAL LIQUID (50 FREE STAMPS) DETERGENT STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE Of *7.50 DR MORE FOOD ORDER ADULTS ONLY. LIM IT I COUPON TO FAMILY! GOOD THROUGH SAT. DEC. 5, 1939 v.'rvfy. “ONLY 4 WEEKS TIL CHRISTMAS ! SHOP FROM OVER 1,000 GIFTS WHEN YOU REDEEM MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS a i 1 • �m • - - - ------- - -- M«k • Tun. • W rf, Opm I till 7 Tlmra. • F A • Bat., Opm | lUI • Cm pm iaagtee Neriia without hM a? Oar state would M l to Ms u r n wktout tha weal* M « M bird* that Inhabit it. W# to* tadeed fertuaate to tom eo a n r dlflareut kinds of birds. I b u art egrets, Ibis, wrens, woodKMdeirkirr ducks, herons, car(■Mil, mockingbirds, b r a w n timbers, quail, and maey ettor of birds to brighten eur Even Jaybirds, wbiah k m unspwBsd rsputattee bat, relation af ear do everything t protect and All TROPICAL FRUIT that Marly everyone likes to sea. , The melodious call af tha car­ dinal la early morning la a plsast sound to bear at the beginning day. And the song af the meekiagbiid la uaparileUsd for beauty aad variety. Although much poetry and prose baa been written about the Eng. lish nightingale, the mockingbird c m stand up against the nightin­ gale and all other birds In tongla fact, many consider the mock­ er as the greatest singer of all. When a mocking bird perches on the tip top bramli of u tall pine aad lings, it’s a musical treat, no ■utter bow many times one hai beard mockingbirds before. We’ve ewaetlmes wondered whether a mockingbird ever lings tha same aong twice. AnyoM must reeog■tie that he la a top-notch artlag; he’s so good that his sang overshadows those af other birds that msy bo singing at the same Mae. Besides their besuty and their songs, however, birds also are valuable from tha standpoint of helping the firmer and the gard­ ener. They destroy thousands of insects and weed seeds and thus help the farmer to grow h' crops. Florida would not be as fine and beautiful aa It it If we did not have birds. U behooves all af us to protect and encourage our birds la every way we can. Information on how this can be done la avail­ able from msny service*, uich as the Audibon Society and the State Game and Fish Commission. S Purpose COFFEE PineappleGrapefruit ORDER 45 OZ CANS BYRD S, TASTY SLICED FYNE-TASTE CUT 1 FYNE TASTE GOLDEN CUSTARD Hearings Set CIUCAtiO (UPI) — Tho 111terns Racing Hoard will hold a hearing neat Monday to consider applica­ tions for racing dates In 1M0 from the Balmoral, Arlington Park, Washington Park, and Fslrmount Jockey Clubs. JACK 0 LANTERN MASHED There are 15,000 jobs a year •pen to students majoring in agri­ culture and related subjects, ac­ cording to the U. S. Departmen* of Agriculture. EVERIEST DELICIOUS STRAWBERRY WE CARRY A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL FRUIT CAKE MATERIALS i • i r i i s..■■tt.nl r rts .r s - -1 WILSON’S CERTIFIED PRESERVES NORDIC, PERMANENT TYPE ANTI-FREEZE PULL GALLON CAN Our Leader * Sturdy Cotton Mop with Ring Hanger 1 2 0Z REG 69< , Luscious Golden Sliced or Halves when you d o . . . visit FAM ILY! 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B SAUSAGE 29 HOT OR MILD L I caught medium size SHRI MP 69‘ 4tt* FRESH CAUCHT MULLET 2 l.s 25* COLO •Haaeftte 6 OZ CUTS S FKC 2 JUMBO u- 8 9 c 1 LB PKG5 Lxtru Fancy REG 35s VALUE 25 Fla. Grown Western Delicious PKGS A P , BUNS L ’ Z D 2 KING SIZE SLICED ENRICHED Lbs. WH I T E 0 » « D O ' BREAD £ “ O U BROWN *M SERVE TASTY SE.DED FRENCH l-v PKG CF £ j Del Monica Finest MACARONI or SPAGHETTI CHICKEN •T U R K EY M EA T P IE S Grapefruit For f HO Z t N WINTER GARDEN FROZEN • 6 FO O 0 S m iv mm 3 » 49' R ED CUT ORANGE JUICE 4 For SOA/DP/ES DEPT. FiCULAR CR MENTHOL FF . . . DELUXE FROZEN •BEEF Stokely Finest Quality soz s« « Stokely French or CUT GREEN 79 AeroShave Sk VALUE ONLY 59 Stokely Nutritious 303 CAN 23 FOR PENNIES A DAY! with modern, clean, dependable TURNIP B E E T S B E A N S GREENS 303 CAN T A H U Y A , Wash. (U P I)— Belly Metsler is a third-grader with her own private teacher even though she attends a public school. In fact, Sally is tha only pupil and Mlaa F.tla Gay is tha only teacher at the Tahuya school. Here's how It happened: l.aH June, Tahuya voters re­ jected a proposal to consolidate their 20-pnplt school with the Belfair ichoul district. It was charg­ ed that the measure was rejected by those without children who feared the consolidation would mean higher taxes. Anyway, whan school started in September, tha parents o f the other 19 Tahuya pupils aant their children o f f to Bslfair schools. Rut Sally's mother decided te keep her elght-ysar-old daughter at Tahuya at least until ska reaches junior high school age- Juicy Seedless 2 39 ItH W i d Large One-Pupil School Has One Teacher AVOCADOS A P P LE S ictt> STICK BREAD FRt.H 7 25= F ro g L e g s C O L O R E D TABLE READY O L E O 2 SOFT. LUSCIOUS. MOIST A Snapper Fillets Lk 5 9 c 39c 12 OZ PKC P.3.G. SLICED ASSGRTtD CHEESE SLICES N E ff SPANISH BAR CAKE FRESH CUT TARNOW WHOLE I :QG I 'AYFAIR VARIETY Picnics 7 OZ PKC FRANKS 69 S E A F O O D FARMER CRAY. LKINLE53 BISCUITS CHEF ALFREDO PIZZA PIES- 39c CINNAMON DELICATESSEN A I w* LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK CR SWfcET MILK Box d g jc io u s GAME HENS ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) - Si*jtar-old Juanita Hinson want* It talk to Santa Clam about ehaagin* htr Christmas present. Sbo wanted a doll but now all »bt wanta ii to have her mother homo again. Juanita la thv youngest ot nx children. Her falber. William Hansen. 31, asked United Prcit International to help tlnd his wife, Airs, lleleo Maria Hansen, 34, who left home just after dawn Oet. 12. Her husband said aba wai de­ pressed. fearing she had cancer. She refused to see a doctor, bowaver. "I'm aoing to atajr like I am. I’m lolng to ltva until 1 die," aba had aald. When the disappeared, aba left a note laying "the couldn’t gn on living ai she had been." bar busband said. She took alt her be­ longings, even photographs aha had given her children and tbt pictures in her husband’a wallet. Juanita remembered waking that morning and seeing her mo­ ther wearing a black eoat and carrying a luitaease. Hansen, who is a truck driver, ■aid he was on a long haul that night. lie described his wife aa beiag a stocky flve-footseven Inches tall. He aald she had brown hair but had dyed U black and rad recently. liansen said his wife disap­ peared for the first Ume last April. She was found working la a Silver Springs, Md., department store and was brought hack home. Later, she talked of goiag to a place with a sunny climate Ilka California or Florida or a large city where she could get lost. But she hadn't teemed serious, Han­ sen laid. A few nights ago. Juanita had a dream about her mother. "I dreamed she's in a tunny land," Juanita said. "She has a nice tan and I think she was in Virginia wbera my grandfathar lives." 308 A m .i ..... .o a .in . when you uto Gulden#. It's last, elesa. dtpendshls hetl—seen is "lines down*1 weather. Yet this modern fuiicsstieelypmaisea day. SSo# la oe CAN SOUTHERN Natural Gas Co. 31] Sanford At*. FA 1-U I ] f �sV ' . lr~~ I • •. ' ■ . v C Tn. (UPD - Jm only 31 righto on bia rocor _____ r who* naref h « knock- «| atf Ma toot. ^Brnwn, < *Brawn, though, waa a wild 12 favorite aver tha Britiah boHC !• l tovor 5 « S k ; wh# la alM roan than tha champion with E parod lo 103 for Brown. The bout, itarting at 10 p m. *.a.t will bo nationally teloviacd with the llouiton area blacked oat. A crowd of around 8.300 wa* expected to pay about M3,ON to watch the scheduled IS round match. Brown, a* champion will get to per cent of the net gat* and an equal ihare of the >40,000 paid for television right*, while Cnarnley. who woo the British Empire light­ weight championship with a 10round knockout of Willie Toweel last Map 12, will get 20 per cent of the same amount. Both lighten, with no concern about scaling toss than the man­ datory 133 pounds at the official weigh-in, were confident of vic­ tory. Brown, who has scored 33 knockouts in winning IS fights, said he expected to finish off his I^ o u itu fo n / m * Covers Sports By JERRY COVINGTON With the basketball season less than a ..j»k away, Coach Bud Layer ia atill unledded aa to some sort of a starting linejp. Now that the footballers are out, he >several combinations that h« is workuwith. biff question as to how the SeminJHef will go this year rests on the tail -votingsten that Coach layer has in mind *$o handle the rebounding chores. With ijULOBC R«y Lundquist, Jimmy Gracey, and Terry Christensen in the lineup he jkae proven point makers and if the Semin•its can get better than half the rebounds $hpy could be in for a good season. ->. Coach I-sycr has been giving a good ok at 8-4 Charles (Cowboy) Oravatr. his big gun under the basket. Oravatz the potential with his height and ■ch Layer will be playing him a great wdeal in the first few games to see if he >UI come around. *• Senior John Allred is another tall lad That could prove to be the difference in £b« squad inis year. He lettered last seatoon and at times showed great ability. e has matured greatly this season and !th a chance In the starting lineup he g could come around to be one of the stars of the squad. Juniors Mike Roberts and Doug Tamny have moved up from the JV’s and this pair of six footers will also get a shot at a position in the linkup. Both are strong lads and if they are aggressive under the basket they will be a tremendous help. Last season Jimmy Gracry shattered all school scoring records and with a great year of football behind him he should is* even greater. While Graccy poured in bas­ ket* from all over the court last year he left a lot to be desired in the defensive de­ partment. If he works hard on this phase of the game he could well be the finest player in the OBC. Lundquist is a sure bet to lead the Scminolcs all the way in the play making department again this season. Although he is usually the smallest player on the court he makes up for it* with great ag­ gressiveness and speed. There are still a lot of questions to be answered but we’ll soon know some of the answers. Only actual play can show up the strong and weak point* but, to me. (his is potentially the Iteat squad Coach Layer has come up with. '“i \ •:* *■'?*>. Cindnati, Kentucky Shaping Up cf’ As 'Coolest' In New Cage Season II II Uatteff Press International Thoaa “ cate” from Cincinnati Bad Kentucky needed only cm* game to prove why the experts are picking them as the "coolest’ ’ teams of the aew college baskettail m s son. Thm Cincinnati Bearcat., with • time AH-Americsn Oscar Bobertson tossing in 43 points, foiled to ■ 107*2 victory over In­ d en t Stole and tha Kentucky Wildest* clobbered Colorsdo State College, 108-73, Tuesday night to *pen toe 1938 30 campaign. Bobertson, who hopes to he. •em# the first playar In history fa win the national scoring chainpionship thrse straight years, fot off to a Ilyins start before hometown fans, The AS Jumping jack scored It of l.'incin Ball’s first 17 points, and hid 31 to his credit when the Rear left the floor at intermission frith a 3230 advantage. Kentucky won ita 32nd runsrrtiffve aeason opener with a weltkfclanrcd attack that left Raron Adolph Rupp whooping with Joy. five Wildcats, who loomed to a A l l lead at balltime, were paced ter senior guard nnie Coffman's II points. Dick Carton ami soptmBtors forward Jim McDonald, taking over for departed AllAmerican Johnny Cox, added 14 •sch. • Jerry West, another returning Ail American, and Jerry Lucas, Ohio State's heralded sophomorr frfcii, also turned in impressive Opening night performances. ' West scored 21 points and lyabbed 22 rebounds ir. leading Vest Virginia to a 77 89 triumph •ter Tennessee and Lucas tallied 41 of his 16 points in the second half as Ohio Stale wiped out a 41-37 halftime deficit to defeat viaBing Wake Korest, 77 ®. Wady frank, picking up where AH-America Bob Booirr lelt off tgst season, tossed in 33 point* in ■parking Kansas State to an >332 triumph over South Dakota Slate * It. John's introduced a pair of promising sophomores in firming |i * *M I victory over the Uni­ versity of Bridgeport. Willis Mall •nd Larry KUi« totaled M re­ bounds between them in iheir vanity debuts white Tony Jackgoo scored 22 points for the 1930 National Imitation Tournament lows nipped Evansville, 8684, champs. on a last second basket by Mike North Carolina State sank 43.9 ilrilm sn ; Georgia Tech opened per rent of its field goal at­ tempts In turning back Penn with a 39 49 win over Duke; Jeff State, 63 33; St. , Louis used 16 Cohrn and Bev Vuughn each players In romping lo an 89 14 scored 28 points as William A victory over Abilene Christian; Mary whipped Virginia, 82 • 79; sophomore center Terry Dlschinger i 24 points helped I’ urdue whip Louisville toiied lo an 87 66 vic­ Valparaiso, 70-57; Not»* western tory over Kurtnan as !>-hn Turner dumped Western Michigan, SOM: scorrd 29 points; Stanford turned l.arry Ramey's 26 points sparked hack San Francisco, 33-49, in ov­ Butler to an 88 82 triumph over ertim e, and Texas spanked MeMurry, 93 34, Wisconsin. Folse Favored To Defend Racing Tifle At Orlando Speedway ORLANDO— Veteran Pete Folse of Tampa, winner of last weeks feature event here al the e, irtcrmile Orlando Speedway, ha* filed his entry for this Friday night's •vents to defend ship. his champion Folse has entered what ts re­ ferred to a i a "slingshot" a Chev­ rolet powered auto, which com­ pletely nut ran the field last Fri­ day night. New Race Directors Alvin Haw kina and Top Mingus and Track Manager Joe Hawkins have schc- Former Baseboller Turns Golf Fro PALM DESERT. Calif. (UPD— Jerry Prlddy. a veteran of 13 years a* a major league baseball player, today announced he had turned golf professions!. The to y e s r o ld athlete said he would make his debut as a golf pro in the 414,500 Lo* Angeles Open tournament starling Jan. 8 and would rcproseni Eldorado Country Club at Palm Desert on the PGA circuit. duled an eight event program that •consists of two Modified heats, two i Sportsman heats, two Amateur Ham* lo catio n : SOI FRENCH AVE. Sam* Phone: FA 2-2310 Faraiarly French As*. Curb Market New Owners; B. G. b Madeline SEFRIED Baa Ua For: FINE FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE AT .MODEST PRICES MNfc . Brand • Cheese . Lands Xante . lie . r r r e p liv e to \ 1 r- The Oriole* completed their sec­ ond deal of Ihe mrrtmgx bv send, ing itillfirldrr Bob Nlernan to Ihe Cardinals for catcher-outfielder tim e Green. The Card* also threw in farm -h an d Charles (Chuck) Staniland lie will go to llallimorr’ s .Miami farm club from Rochester, Ring Results / V ? “ ,•'?£ - . V* 'i,1*.* V v^ NEW YORK (U PD - Halfback Billy Cannon, who sparked Loui­ siana State to ita second straight Sugar Bowl berth, has been named winner of the .1938 Hetsman Memorial Trophy aa the nation's outstanding college foot­ ball player. Cannon received 1,92* points, more than three times as much as his nearest rival, In the bal­ loting by sports writers and sports broadcasters throughout the country. Runner-up Richie Lucas, Penn State's star quarterback, received 813 points and passing whix Don Meredith of Southern Methodist wa* third with 2M. Cannon, who was third in the Heisman voting last year behind Pete Dawkins of Army and Ran­ dy Duncan of Iowa, is a 22-yearold married pre • dental student with three daughters. Me will re­ ceive ihe trophy from Vice Presi­ dent Richard M. Nixon at a din­ ner staged by the award's spon­ sor.the Downlofri Athletic Club, on Wednesday, Dee. 9. m Colts Favored • l ‘ V ' ^ L .v -- ' ‘ #!r ■J v •' ■ ; i '*'', * l »v l -v - HIGH JUMPING John AllI'iti jrutM up fur a uhot slur-* iujf a practice xeanion yes­ terday h* the Seminole High eager* prepare for their first game of the 1950 .season Dec. 8 against Lyman. Couch Bud Layer is optimistic of this year’s nquad and indication* arc Ihe locals will finish their lugged Ifi-gamc schedule in good fashion. Oviedo Defeats Ocoee, 74-50 Oviedo defeated Ocoee 74-30 lo open itt cage season last night. ,, _ , . r , . Oviedo five * * s John fesinsky with 28 points followed by Mike Dud* with 17 points. Oviedo led all the way and wa* never in any serious trouble. At Ihe half, Oviedo was ahead, 38 31. In the jayvee game, Oviedo lost 23 21. Miami Topples Rollins Quint CORAL GABLES (L P li — Mi­ ami’s high • scoring Hurricanes opened the basketball season here Tuesday night by trimming Roi| lins College 110-88. I T O P Q U A L I T Y *. ,v , V i .' * , j i c> - . *f -i C H U C K Lb. Roast 49 GROUND J99‘ BACON ROUND HOMES Six Miami players hit for double figures in the contest which began play in the Florida Inirrcollegiate Conference. Diminutive guard Dick ilu-kos tallied 21 point* to lead the Hurricanes hut he had to sharr Inch poinl honors with Hollins' forward Dick Bishop. Miami led throughout except dur­ ing Ihe op<-mug moments The Hurricanes built a 19 39 halftime lead and me-ee^cil tha margin during Ihe second half. Every Community Han At Leant ONE OUTSTANDING MEAT MARKET I ............ This SEA • PAK MACARONI & CHEESK BREADED PIE r ic F 2 OR M Howard C. Lon*? OPEN 12:15 GET MOKE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE, It! MORTONS SYSTEMS TODAY K THURSDAY Is (Wilh Order) Sl’ KINKl.EK 207 E. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 2-2833 Limit 2 Lbs. Steak and Fairbanks - Mors* Pump* Itfpalra To Ml Makes Lb. FRESHLY GROUND — tailed Press International The Baltimore Colts are S's point favorites lo whip the FortyNiners at San Francisco Saturday and clinch at least a tie for the National Football League's West­ ern Division tltlr. For 49 ARM OURS STAR HEAVY WESTERN Baltimore and San Francisco are tied for the lead. Like the other to clubs, each has two more regular season -tames. Thus the winner of Saturday's nationallytelevised game will move a gamr nhrad with one to go and will be certain of at least a He for sec­ tional honors. The Cleveland Browns • Giants game al New York heads Sun­ day's five-game program. The Giants lead the Browns and Phil­ adelphia Eagles by two games snd can clinch their second straight Eastern title with a v ic­ tory or a lie. New York is a fourpoint choice to win. The Eagles are 2l s point favor­ ites Ui down the Redskins al Washington b u t Philadelphia's slender hopes will depend on whether Cleveland esn defeat New York. t he Chicago Bear*, a game be­ hind Baltimore and San Francis­ co, still are "a liv e " In the West­ ern race. They are seven point choices to defeat the visiting Pittsburgh Steelers, the team tnai has whipped the Giants, Browns and Flagles in the last three weeks. In Sunday’ s other games, the Ram* are favo-cd over the Green Hay Packers by 3's points at lavs Angeles and the Lions are fa­ vored over the Chicago Cardinals by four at Detroit. , The Colt* walloped the FortyNiners two weeks ago at Balti­ more, (314. But Baltimore never has won a game at San Francisco In seven tries in the NFL and four" in the old All-America Con­ ference. After Saturday's game, live Colts end iheir regular season Dec. 12 against the Rams in to* Angeles, where they have won once in seven start*. You Get M EATS HEAVY WESTERN To Beal Frisco S H R IM P 299 ‘ OUR OWN MONEY SAVING EN ER G Y D ET ER G EN T Sb.« 49 BREM NE JUMIM) PHONE FA 2-1316 ADMISSION - 6Ur klDDIIX CMIC It |l . FREE TODAY THRU FRI. — \T 7:0* AND 11:00 |\ M. Cagy Grant fall* in Itna If! I km g irl o/ m .vtlery, F r a M a r ie S a in t, (a “ A a r lU By A o r lfi. wee#,** nese M C .If thrllUr p m (fiireW a n d directed by AIJrnt f/itcAeaeb. Jam es ,4/aion also •tar* Its a tp in#*lin|liN | dram a mis in * romance, ruspense and espionage. Naw Nam*: B & M Market is Dougald, hut Isn't especially inter­ ested in Bauer. So bulb side* r e ­ treated temporarily until they can get together again at the major league meetings in Miami Besch nexi week. Cal Griffith of the Washington Senators revealed he wa* "v ery close" to making a deal with Ixis Angeles for Roy Slevers and there was " a good ch a n ce" it. would be completed today. Griffilh and Dodger Gcnrral Manager Buxrie Bavan huddled for morr than three hour* Tuei day niglil. th e possibility of Hu- Yankees coming up w.th Spahn almost completely overshadowed Tues­ day's straight-player swap In which veteran outfielder Hobby Thomson moved tit Ihe Reel Sox from the Cubs for pitcher Al Sc hroll, Boston Manager Billy Jurge* said he planned to alternate the 36 year old Thomson in left field with Ted VYiliia s — if Ted de­ cides lo return. Otherwise, Thom ­ son, who hit .239 last year, might win Ihe joh by dcfeault. Detroit has pinned Clcseland in Ihe hidding for I'ndadrlphia short­ stop Chico Fernandes and the Ori­ ole* are listening lo sever*' offers for catcher Gus Triandos. heals, plus a 33 lap feature for the modified* ami a 33-lap fea­ ture for the Sportsman chauffers Time in.ils to determine start ing positions will get underway at 7:30 with the first even slated to roll promptly al 8-30 Friday night Toiled Press International Folse la a former I,MCA (Inter LONDON—Joey Dr John. M l's , national Motor Contest Assn.) dirt Syracuse, mitpmnlrd Dick Rich track champion in the Sprint Divi­ arduui, 204'j, Wale* UOi; Nino sion and has made his presence Valdes, 218, Nrwr York slopped felt on this quarter mile banked Brian Loudon, 2D, England (7). course, TRENTON, N. J. —Slefan Rcdl, Track Manager Alvin Mawkins. disregarding the litlr handed IIS'1!, Passaic. N. J . shipped Folse's machine of "Slingshot" re­ Jesse Watson, 140, Brooklyn, N. Y. marked "that hoy* machine (8). should he called a "Colt 43." There is no slingshot that ran go SACRAMENTO, Calif. — An from one corner to the nest a* burn Copeland. 132, Flint. Mich , fast as that machine " outpomlrd Ray Rinjas, 131. Fort Anolher top threat to overtake Worth, Tex., ( t o >. Folse ia Iw'wu "P o s su m " Jones I DS ANU ILKS—Carmie Price, of Tampa, a former NASCAH late rnotlel driver, Jones finished 138, lavs Angeles, outpointed Timfourth in last weeks feature and mie Jefferson, 139'i , lavs Angeles, (101. is sure "1 can win this week." Main Speaker NEW YORK (U PD —Gov. Nel­ son Rockefeller will he the main speaker at ihe annual banquet of the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Assn, at the Motel Astor Jan. 31. l Spahn May End Long Career With Yankees ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (LTD -Southpaw Warren Spahn began His big league career under Casey Stengel and that's the man he may finish It under if current talks between the Braves and Yankees culminate In a long-an­ ticipated trade. Dispensing with the usual smoke screen that accom panies most trade parleys, Ihe Yankees got right to the heart of the matter by asking Ihe Braves what their chance* were of landing the 38 yearotd Spahn. The Braves naturally asked who-will-you-glve? (ill M e D o u g a I d and liank Bauer, was the reply of Yankee General Manager George Weiss. , J'-.'4* WT? .n it v* Cannon Honored 7 F 0 0 D M A R T As Top Football Player Of Year foe in the early rounds, even though Chamley it a southpaw, • style which h.-; given the cham­ pion trouble in the past. Charnley, while not anticipating a knockout, Indicated be expected to be around at the finish, regard lets of how long the bout might go, and said he would make hit first championship defense in Lon­ don. M ilw a u k e e • fr t %, *5"., V " V * / * - * _ . a UUk* lightweight who i hMtlud nut live af n w n foua have challenged Mm for hi* lU-pouod championship, do­ th* crown again tonight Britain’* Dara Chorator, * . * FEATURE: !:0R - 3:57 - «:5 l - #:5| CARY GRANT EVA MARIE SAINT JAMES MASON *'r * ' hi N O R TH H ^ - .......... ......... ALSO For SAVINGS in EVERYTHING — For tha BEST in QUALITY MEATS nhop— CO-FKATCRE AT 9:3* ONLY FIRST SANFORD SHOWING 41 CAST A FOODMART LONG SHADOW" STARRING A U D IE MURPHY FEATURE: 2:37 - 5:31 . 8:31 Park Avc. at 23th St. — Sanford T - �f '■eaturing Nationally Fam ous Brands FA B f t or more Food Order. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Price* Good Thura., Frl., Sat., Dec. 8, 4, 5 Pillsbury Beit Plain or Stiff R. / A X IL S 49 Libby Yollow Cling cur FLOUR Peaches coupon THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES YOU TO SB Top Value Staops tRII AT YOUR NIARIST WINN-DIXIE STORE SLICED #r HALVES Lb. Bag t h is Vetd AHer let., tec. 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Grapefruit Juice AND 29' S a u s a g e Libby Pineapple- Save At Winn-Dixie Hash 2 con. 29‘ Beef St ew Pumpkin Libby Garden 46-oz. Beef Libby Flevorful Libby Delicious Pie *P W n X 39' B U T T E R H-U. 3 9 , ( H A Christmas Gifts are Free for Top Value Stamps 1 ib 2 & 2 9 * 69' ^ f» . ' Lb. Pkg $147 I �01 -I . * . y ” ; ■ ■ Pifft 10—Wed. Dee. S. 1»5» H E R A LD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results D O Y O U S T IL L H A V E T H O S E P U T W H IT E M I C E F ^ T J - | 7 1 W IL L Y O U P L E A S E L O A N M B A D O Z E N O B S O T H IS E V E N IN G 7 1--------------------------------- OUO KNITTING CLUB MEETINGS HAVE BEEN A BIT DULL LATELY/ CLASBIF1BD v o n L M fa a i S. Far stoat A Bu m l. Rnt A Rtal b u l l Wbbm « A Jteal b u t . Far M » A Martgaf* Lm m 7. I m Im n QygiU— Mtoi 7-4 Iw a n A Femate H tl. W . bUJ 9. Mato WtatH IB. Mato ar remate II. Wart Waatte IS. PlaflitteE Barrkaa I t D M i k i i Barr tot* 14. Ralldtag • Palatiaf • KaaaLra It. BpaMal BarrKa* It*A b u t ; Parlara IB. Ptawara A f l a t 17. Fata - Uvaaiack - Saygktoa IA Mackhmry • Taato If. BaaLa i H Natan If. AatemaMtea Ja-A Trallan II. Faraitora I t Artlatoa Far Bala tt-Natlcaa I F m ia t o Lari A FaaaB tt. EBacalias — batnctlaa »■ 1—1 EsUM Fa* Sato THE OLD HOME TOWN |y STANlFf C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER Hi a. ON LARGE LAKE 4-Brdroom borne with 2H betha; large living room; dining room; Floridg room; ttrrano floori; cenirel heat. Several fruit trees. 29*0 SQ. FT. OVERALL 127.900 TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY its Hut u ovi rtA tw m 2. Far Baal ». Baal Batata Far Bala Tba FrlendllMt Spot la Toam'’ FURN. Apt. lOllk W. tit. BL BARGAIN - MOVE tN TODAY . . .Tha OFFICE Bar. Lake 2 BR. bouag on MagBolla, just out FURNISHED Lakefronl apart­ Mary. of city limi'a; kllcbcn equipped, ment. Contact R. *. Cameron, vcnetiia blindi. apse* heater. I Far Rtat FO S 3696. Must sell at onea. 6M8V Will trade for lato model car. FURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvlllr. CLEAN nlctly furalabad upatalra rA 2-0461 or FA 20633. ipartmant 175. Phooa FA 2 0BH. OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ ing. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2 M00. MAYFAIR SECTION: Brittany 2-BEDROOM, kltehrn nuipped style, large living-dining area, houir. Phona FA IMM or 2-REDROOM unfurnished house, rireplaer, 3 b*u -om, 2 bath, FA 2-3132. 412 Rosalia Drive. t90 month. family room. Ph. FA 2-2344. Phone FA 2-21M. LOOKING for a real alee place, MAJOR BROWN REALTY dcaa aad aiccly furaithrd. 1203 SMALL clean furn. apartment; Raaltor Elm Avenue. M3. NO U2B7. privata entrance FA 2-0702. LAKE MARY 2-ROOM apartaunt, alio freahly rh. FA 2-5237 of FA 2-1944. 'painted ail room apartment. 310 I. Wanted ta Beat Magnolia. Available now. Pb. A. K. Rosenliar, Flori at, FA 2-US1. COUPLE would I ke to rent or buy Ilk* rent, a 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped house, not near air SLEEPING ROOMS. Tha Gablei, bate. Write Box 164, Sanford or 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. SANFORD PROPERTIES phone FA 2-7441. 614 Atlantic Bank Building LARGE 4 bedroom houte, 2 bathi, Pte. Harriss R- H. Ivert large living room and fireplace, I. Real Eatata Far Bala YOU NAME JT-WE LL FIND FT dining room, r. dy, large kil* rhen. breeieway, double garage, FIVE ACRES on Orange Bird., Paola; five room house; garage. FARMER’S AGENCY furnished: XM Orlando Dr., opH. A. Taylor, Rt. 1 Box 144. N. V. Farmer, Realtor poiite Odham ind Tudor officei, D. H. Whitmore Ph. FA 2 1234._______________ Lillian G. Trema S i. jA m * /?e«//p (Immftuuf HOUSE; adulti. maybe tiny baby; Aaiociates. near navy bate, Onora Rd. EU116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 116 K. Park Ava. Tb. FA 2 6123 labath Roai. After hours, TA 2-3619, FA 2-4921, FA 2-0261 FURNISHED garage apartment 8TEMPER SAYS 1401 Oak Ava. FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, - U f a Talk Turkey” 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedrooma. WKI.AKA APARTMENTS: roonu This ad ncedi no fancy drilling. Priced for quick salt at 16,400. privale bathi, 114 W. First StDo you want to go into buiineai 91.000 down payment. Contact for yourself? Would you be in­ AFTER December bh., 2 bed­ ’ Mra. M. L. Raborn, 1903 E terested in buying a bright, room house, kitchen equipped. - Seminole Blvd. clean grocery business with 3 Phona FA 2-3303. major oil company gas pump* 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths. 4U> addi­ on 17-92? — tor only «4.300? 3-HKDRUOM unfurnished houte, tion Plnecn.it, $1,000 equity. Hunt wail, or wc'ii h te lo kitchen rlceincaiiy equipped Ph. FA 2 7MJ. say. “ it's sold!" 2412 Willow Avenue. Call FA 2 0274. W. It. "Bill” STENFER Agency RAYMOND M. BALL LAKE MARY: New house. 2 bed­ Phase FA 2 4MI 112 N. Park AND ASSOCIATES rooms, unfurnished, kitchen Real Eatata — laurenca NEW HOMES Locb Arbor; 3 and equipped. Phone FA 20114. Barely Bond* 4 bedrooms; Fur exciting 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6641 KKNT A 1IED family living with planned lux­ Hanford ury plus ample entertaining RolUwav, Hoepilal A liaby Reds Evans Bldr* l a t e Mary facilities and play areas at By D O'. Week or Month. Ph. FA 2-1290 moderate prices. 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H e re in f e ll aet * r alee a Irerree Pro t ' e a f e iia w ill k* antarad apalnat y « « . tv IT\ Kps my hand and eaal at Saaferd, Sentinel* Cauhlr, Klorlda, Ifcla ISth day af Kaeaaiber, A. H. MIS. , U A d / . 4 M A V IH U O A T C H K L C l e r k nf the C lr r u t t C o « r | H r M artha T . V lh le n D a p u ty C la r k (S E A L ) W . C . H u te k le e a , Jr. K d w ard a H u tld ln g San fard . K tn rid a e At*n m a y fee P la in t if f VublUh Bov. IL IL 4 Do. U Large atore with one 2 bedroom*' apartment nnd two 1-bedroom apartments. On corner lot with extra lot in rear for parking. $22,000 TERMS ROSA L PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Mary E. Caraea — Leo SalvaB B. E. Roger*. 8r. Ataodatea Pk. FA t-lMl 17-92 at Hiawatha IDEAL RETIREMENT HOMEfv LAKE M A R Y . I .a k o * pririltgee, 2 Bedroom*, CBS, Ig*. living room, e«tpnrte, utility, quiet ntighborhood. Bergein for ceah or will ttll on terms. Oinitr FA 2-0726 NEAR FLORIDA Laksfroot Lots $19,300. 36.300 eish. 963 mo. Spring f®d lake. Good fishing. 200 ft. on lake. 6 acres, 3 bedroom, m bath modern CB bouse. 23 m l f New Smyrrt. 3 rri. Ssnf-'rd.*' Grace Herring, Enterpriee Rd., Osteen. 2-BEDROOM frame house in very good condition; sprinkler syatern; front end rear screened in porch; gatage; large corner lot; 604 W. 201h. St. Stenstrom Realty HEltRERT STENSTROM ( Registered Broker I.EN RISNER LOTTIE BROADWAT KEN TORBETT BETTYF. D. SMITH As®*cistce HI N. Park — Pk. FA 2-2439 KHRUSHCHEV SAID H "Tb# proposition that the average America!, can afford to live inn a three bedroom, t®ru bath home* like the one alwwn el lii« Inter­ national Exposition in Moscow is nothing but CAPITALISTIC PROPAGANDA!” ^ Come over to SAN SEM KNOLLS, four blocks west of French Ave. on 20th Street, and see bow wrong NikUa can be. ^ ONLY FIVE HOMES LEFT IN * THIS EXCLUSIVE DEVELOP­ MENT. BUY NOW SO YOU STORY BOOK HOUSE C A N CLAIM HOMESTEAD 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped ON FOREST DRIVE EXEMPTION NEXT YEAR. home. Iajw down payment. $36 Two bedroom®, or.* pink, one blue a month. 1619 Summerlin. —Shady lot—612,040 — owner W. H. •Bill * STE M PE R Agency had to move to icy north and Realtor A Inenror will sell at whatever reasonable ASSOCIATES: H. E. Teffee terms you offer. Make (hem ea«y on yourself, but don't de­ Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May. Bart rileher, v o r i c r t o n r . n '. M i lay calling ut to see this little T O : T t l'T II U t T I . K R and l i A A C Helen E. Noonan jewel. H l'T I.K R . buehand and w lf*. Phone FA 2 4WI m N. Parh^ tehnt* reei-tenre and ad-lreee W. H. "BUI” STEMPEB Agency I t : blAt# o f X a w T o rk 112 N. Park a n il a ll person* n r p a r lt r a h a v - Phene PA 2-4991 Legal Notice Legal Notice In c n r t la ln t ln c to h a va a n y ria n t, title o r In te rfe t In an .l 3 ACRES w ith w e ll; 4 in bearing grove w ith f r u it ; I3.U0U, $1,000 lan d tyin g and b e in g In Demi* n c T iT in t • v t i t ; down. Phone FA 2-1936. N O T IC E IP hereby g ive n th a t n-.le f'o u n ly , K lo r ld a : lo the fnltn e ln * d**-*rlhe-l J im r it i . c ir c iit nr rtn aiiiv, T o il, and e*.-h nf you. a r* hereby iv » m i rnH tr u iv n iK i o l v t i . n otified that a su it In e q u ity h ie iv (HVV ckni vn. n .n t M K .'D o w n n n i. n i . ' n * , • r io r ld a c-irp o re tlo n . Patk Ava. Pk. FA t-MBl BUY DIRECT -Finance arranfrd, 2 bedroom bouse, pavrd Si., landscaped. Partly furnished. Central Hrat. Under 110,000. For detail! cell NO 6 4347 gftcr 6 ** P. M._______________ I. CaaE Fa tUiVAJOi- OUTSTA2fDING 3 »R .. I** batk; patio; larga lot; flna neighbor{mod. NO QUALIFYING. 11200 V d m , IN par month. FA 2 71B0. been bro ught ag g tn e l vou by l.e * . LAKEFRO.VT Properly in Osteen 244 ft on lake: 231 ft. on front; It# 1 1 . Kneter tn tha t ' l r r u l l Court nf the N inth J u ille M I C ir c u it In 227 ft. on East; 96 ft. on West; end K -ir hem ln n l* C o u n ty . K lo rld a . modern 2 bedroom home, double and you era hereb y aunim one.l, garage; 90 fruit trees: 3 in. ordered. And required lo flla you r • t llle n a n -n e r nr >l*f*n*e* lo Ih# well. Phone GArden 3 3777. rn m tila ln t flle .l h e re in a g a in s t you In lh a above e n title d rau ee. In the o ffice n f the C |# r k n f the C ir c u it C o u rt In and for M rnilnola C o u n ty, Ktortda at hi* n fflc* In the Court House |n p vnfo rd. K lo rld a , no nr hefnr* the 2 1 1 h d a r of Decem ber i v t i i k n u n i t r u l e r , v i v t h A, D . 1 1 ) 1 and to e * r ,a a copy nf j i i m m i . i i H n r r n r k i . o m i i m •u rh an ea *r o r defense* upon IV % M l r o l l ( K M IV U I.K r u t V T L W atson A W atso n , P la in t if f 's a t ­ K l . n n i D t . i H t v i ' X R r v n i u * e torn ey herein, a hoe* addreea It C IT A T IO N T l» A P P tfA It A N D 1 J® N orth SlAtn, O rland o . K lo rb l* on n ilO H C A l'H K nr hAfor* aabl date a s req u ire d by T O ; H K t.K N r.. P K T E t tW >N i*lh* Ia n * o f K lo rld a and the K ln rI M I S M u lb e rry g lre e j Id* P.ulee of C iv il Procedure. If N iu th g a l* . K c n r,# T o a n e h lp you f a ll lo da ao. a D ecree Pro VVevn* C o u n ty. S lU h lg a n C onfessn w ill ba e n le r e l agaln el A e e o rn P * tlt l-in h a v in g been you for ih * r a lla f dem anded in tha fll*<l In the C ir c u it C ourt In and co m p lain t. fur Xem lnnl* C o u n tv . K lo rld a , In Vou a r* fu rth e r n o tifie d that lha C h a n e ry. en title d . “ IN U K : K H A N K n a tu re of a sld s u it I* to forarloe* A. P K T K H .-U N . J H . t.K IL A J K A N a f ir a t m ortgage .,* ned and held P K T KROON. M A H C l A J O K T T A by p la in t if f a t aealg n sa from tb* r K T K It e o N , ml nor e. P E T IT IO N o r ig in a l m o rtg a g o r, aald m ortgage r u n c r a T O D T . " p r a r ln g foe r e r recorded In M ortgage Hook S I. te ia r e lie f fa r th a aha** named Page* 1 1 7 1 7 ® in c lu s iv e . P u b lle m inor ch ild re n , and e g a ln e t you Record® ®t Sem ino le C o u n ty , K lo r- ae lh a le g a l cu sto d ia n * f *ald Ida.: ch ild re n . b e g in n in g t e j feet A » u lh and N O W T I I K R K K n r . K lb '* I* lo I t a feat W e st of N o rth east n o tify >„u that If you d e e lr* ta co rn e r n f .Northeeet >, a f obj*. r thereto you ere req u ire d N o rth n a e t Rectloo 1 *. ta f ile yo u r a m e e r . If a n y . >• T o w n sh ip f t A ou lh, H an g * 1 1 th is P e titio n w ith tb* C le rk nf e n d K a at, Rem lnet* C o u n ty . K lo rC o u rt and to eervo upon P o tltla n . Ida. Th e n .-* ru a W est t i l l er a a llo r n e y , O K U A. H I'K K R . J I I . feet, thence houth St* feet, a hoe* adtfree* I t P. O H o i I Si®, Ih en ca Kaet t i l l f*ef. th e n .* X e n f .r J , K lo rld a a copy o f aald N orth ft# fe e l to b e g la n la g , a n m e r on or b*for* lb * S lt h day c o n ta in in g on* ic r * or lets, •f Decem ber, A. D. t> i* . end fu r a c c e u a tln g and ether r e ­ T h e n ature a t aald r e l i t . n« le lie f . to p ra y that ru e lo d y a f **l<® T h e nam e a f Ih * C o u rt la n h lrh P R A N K A. P K T K IW u .V J R . I .K I I.A thle eult bee been In etltu ted It J K A N P K T K R JIO N . and M A R C IA C ir c u it C o u rt S t ln lh J u d ic ia l t*1 r . J O K T T A P K T K IU O N . m inor*, be cult la and fo r Hem tn-.l* C o u n ty. g ran te d to la id th ll.lre n 'e fa th e r, K lo rld a , and lh a a h b re tla te d t r ie K IIA N K A P K T K im o .V of thta ■ * i* la L e a lla M. K oeier va VVITNKJ*!® ta r hand god a ff lr la t K u th H u ile r and laaao R u lla r and S ea l at Panford. Kem lnolo t'a -in ty , N -irm an K im b le and Je s sie Mat Iflo rld a . th'e S lrd d ay a f N o ve m ­ K im b le , hi* w ire . D efendant*, ber. a D. t il * . C h a n ce ry No. I t f l f . (S E A L ) W IT .V K iiA m y hand a* C la r k a f D A V ID M O A T C H K L S aid C ir c u it C o u rt of Sem inole I t e r k o f tha C ir c u it C o u rt In C o u n ty, K lo rld a , on tha S lrd day and for gem lnelo C o u n t), of Novem ber, A. D . | U I . K lo rld a t S C A l.l H , M artha T . V lh la n D A V ID I f (1 A T C H E L D ap n ty C la r k C la r k a f ik * C tr e u lt C n a r i O K O A . P IT .K it . J R . B y M a rth a T . V lh le n . P C . S o lic ito r fo r P e titio n e r W atenn A W ataon P. it. Re I ISA* A tto rn * , a fa r P la in t if f P o n ia rd . K la rld e B y : Albert N. T lI lP Legal Notice HUM M i H S D e A U 1 am engaped In buelnee* at t i t A lteo n D riv e , O ra n t* C o u n ty, K lo r. Ida, under lh a flc lltle u e nam e af, Peter Pan P o rtra its, and that I Inten-I to re g le te r eald nam e a lt h the C le rk n f tha C ir c u it C ou rt, P n n ln o t* C o u n ty , K lo rld a . tn a e rn rd an r# w ith tha p ro vltln n * o f the K l. tltloue N*m # Piettitea, t n -w llh : SSS.SS K lo rld a IR a tu t a i p ta: H obart R ru ra tent* ow ner) Vttril K OK et IT T O : A D A K . M lK H U : A N D T. V . k 'f O R B , her buehand: O R .V N O K K VU VId COM PA N T . a dlaeolvad K lo rld a C o rp o ratio n ; C . K H A K K R . J N. W to r A L I . and R I T I I B A R K it. ae the eat* e u rt lv ln g D ir e c t ore of D ren g a Fa rm * C o m p an y, a d issolve.) F lo r id a corp>»rallon, a* Truvtee* of tha p ro perty of eald — dleeolved o r p o r a llo n ; and each o f ® <h*m If liv in g , and If dead, lh a unknow n apoueta, heir*, d e v lie a a , legaleea. g ra n le e e . rre d lto ra . a s ­ signee*, lien o r*. ae*lgn*. eucceeeers I t Inter**!, directo r*, tru e ire a . n r other p artle* c la lm ln a by. th ro u g b , under or o g a in e t .t h o eold above named d e ftn d a n le , or ony o f them end a ll persona I n n e r or u n kn ow n h a v in g or c la im in g a n y r ia n t , title « r Interest In or to tha fo llo w in g described lan d * le ra la d In S a m iPolo C o u n ty, K lo rld a , lo .w lt : Th e Kaet 1 ® of tba .V W 'i " o f tbo P K i , of P v clln n S t, 0 T o w n sh ip > 1 South, B on g o It E ast T V K K N O T IC E that a l u l l hap Seen filed a g a in s t you ta tha C i r ­ c u it C o u rt or tha N in th J u d lr la l C ir c u it of F lo r id a , In and fo r P * m lhole C o u n ty, w h erein D. D. D A N IK IJ I and It L 'T II D A N IK L 4 , hi* • If* a t* the p le ia tlff* . and A D A K MOn'tRK at at. ara defandaata. Tb * a o tu r* of th la eult la a cu lt lo d u lo t T i l l * an lb * oboe* deein k e d re a l o s la i* . K A C H O K T i l l ' la req u ired to file fo u r a n e n e r and a r lit e n dofeneoa ■a lb * C o m p la in t w ith |h * C le r k f « f tha C ir c u it C o u rt of P em ln n l* C o u n ty, K lo rld a , ta th la p ro cead ln « and lo aarva a ropy Ih e ra o f upon tho p la in tiff* a ita r n e y whoa* » • * * aad a d d re ss ar* r t r a ln a f t a r ••t fo rth, a* required h y la w not la te r than th* t®th day a f D * « * a kor. A. D . IS IS . IS R A I.I O P. H E R N D O N C le r k o f tha C ir r u il C o u rt R r : M a rth a T . V ih le n R O W L A N D and P E T R C P R A S® K ao ; lt» h |n so n A voaua itrla n d o , F lo r id a w A 'la r a e y s fo r P la la llf f o , W 34. W A DM. 3 4/ �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P ay IPh. FA2-2611 S J * * ^ * ta t^ J a ^ B a l^ ^ ^ _ HOUSE for Salt or Tradt: Pries 37.500. Tarmi. Ph. TA H IM . LOCH ARBOR CANAL FRONT MU Crrata] Drivt Thii thrte bedroom homt with l 't bathe, kitchen equipment, di>posal, eabautt fan. apace beater and Venetian blinda can be jroura for the low down payment of SIMM) and aaaumc low in­ teract rate mortfage of 4t*"-. The owner baa been tranaferred and haa authoriaed ua to lower the price to 114,100 wtth imme­ diate poaaeiaalon. Exclusive £ Hating. ROBERT A. WftXItMS, Realter Revmead Im icd a L Aaaee. WA M U AUaade Saak Ridg. 3-BEDROOM home hardwood floor*. Large lot. 2toe Adama Court, Wynne wood. T e r m FA S-ltlT, e st a t e n s m - m BM Frents ATS. r ia i m J. W. HALL w "C al * a l " Realtor Pb0M FA MM1 11. Bpedel gerricea Plumbing: & Repairs Jet C. Thome* H O Barite Bt. FA 1-H4I VhB a ib co N w m o N w a CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORE (NT Seated Av*. PA S - 0 « at dated and include phone for If. pereonal ialarview. WRITE: Mr. Allen, ISM Seat Tuaeerewee Bt., Canton «, Ohio. iL Female Help Wealed LARI MONROE Tt irSney ________ ____ AVON Representative. Wc over 35 gives peeteen n . M yos was! about 4 hour* per day, IHee people aad seed oatra mosey, write, Mra. Joes Mtlerieh, “ “ • ‘ ------ Fie. WHITE GIRL: Age B-W. I L I ha. or tetter, le week is lass* drette dep.rtmeat operating dryora. folding clothe* and etc. Apply in penoa to Jot’ a Laun­ dry A Dry ford Avenue. WAITRESS, phone Spring ». Male Help COUNTER MAN or Apply Up Top, Seated A *th St. Motor Route Carrier Brayton Const. Co. Induatriat ■eaidential Service Commercial Remodeling FA 25102 I I A T I N S H. B. POPE CO. Ml R Part - FA $450 Down West Om M * BL r*A*w Coaatry Oab Rd. E Wateh Far Oar Sigma . . . OPEN D A ILY "In the City o f Gracious Living” Dream Homes Conniruction C#., taw. • M. M. KEYSTONE Movie Came­ ra. 2 extra Icntea, projector -175. Ph. FA 2-1413. *£•• * *. Jteay 0MB Aon* when HIS mother call* him.1* t i. Paraitara 21. Feraltar* Uaad tanutur*. appliance*, toeia •W. BougM-aetd U rry’a Mart B> Banted Ave. Ph. FA 1-4113 BALLROOM (Deanna Now A le a d Farailaro aad ApyHaaeos Mother of Sanford ILArtteloe P a Sato • QUICK P A ^ * * - * 0 111. T-Bkirta 48c • RACY ' _ _ _ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA t-Tasa 310 Sanford Av*. LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON WILSON * Baggaly Bldg. MIT Orlande Dr. FA l-TSM MAW 14. Flewere A PERFECTION Healer, solid oak coffee table, 123 ft. non climb fence. Singer button hot* at­ tachment. large trunk. Phon* FA 1-7751. 9SAVEI 3H-3M t . Ftret Bt. Pk. FA 3-MI! Beauty 8alea 2510 Oak M. AelomehU** '• CHEVY half toe pick up. atari bed. new tirei, 3125. FA 2-1*28. 1H4 ENGLISH FORD ''Anglia'', low mileage, FA 2 3807. MUST SELL: Clean '53 Plymouth. Any caih offer. R h H FA 2-2PT3 BUICK'S ON TH E M OVE A G A IN PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Down I'nymrnl-No Closing *9890 T O T A L PR ICE Home* feature t Bedroom* • 1*i Hie Rttha . Screened Perth • Utility Room . Terraitn floor* • Carports - Land acaped l.ata • All City Canroutenet*. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR D E L IV E R Y IN JU ST A FEW W EEK S Your Authorized • BUCK • PONTIAC • RAMBLER Dealer H * B I L L • |i E M P H I II MOT 0 R S 181 PA «-! Sell Ua Your Furnltura. Quick Service With The Caah. SUPER TRADING POST, FA 24X77. A Satisfied euatoma le ear b*«t •dvertlaement. 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ HARRIETTS BEAUTT NOOK ditioned, weaker end dryer Will 1M M Oak Pk. FA 15743 •ell equity very reoaeaable er will trade h r equity ta 3 bed­ Y ea Gin room home. Pkoae FA 2-5154. *340 •:M A. N. H I Dtark SUNDAY * I 2:M P. M. Til Dark Shc&moksA Ph. FA 2 3823 WANTED: Lady to share lovely home; husband ever seas. 2411 LOST: Black keaad p m j Bras ses'* Farm. WtB Adama O . Phone FA 2-773*. READY MIXED CONCRETE pteiM eon FA 3-lSff. Window Sill* — Lintel* — Sand f t - t a d 4 Fi Rock—Stepping Stone* — Steel m Grease Trap*—Pracait Step* L O 1 T: Commercial Vacuum Cement—Dry Well* Cleaner on air b a a road, be­ U. 8. CIVIL SERV1CI MIRACLE C O N C IS E CO Mcn Womeu, 1AM. Start tween Sanford Ave., 1st St. a HP Elm Av*. FA 3-5731 03.00 week “ Golden Lake. R E W A R D Ing until FA 2-3171. TOLL SIZE GE Electric Rang* of Job* epen. Ei with deep well: ipotleaa and In LOST: About TTth St., trailer gas uaaeceaeary. FBI perfect condition: Stso. A reel oo Jobe, talari**, tank, name ••Todtar** oa It. Will bargain. Phone FA 2-2241. WWto TODAVI party who picked It up Fri. alte Ptkia 30, lUlaoUs. plesM ph. FA 2-345S. REWARD. APARTMENT Site Servel gaa refrigerator 325, very good con­ dition. WLU deliver. FA 2-ISM. MAKE YOUR CAREER WITH U. 8. IMS 45 ft. Great Lake* HouaeDORIS’ B E A U T Y BHOF trailer for aale; reaaonabl*. Call MM Adame Pk. FA 1 3143 rA 3-7818, (Dawn,4 that wet* tart near Lake Bird. A Lakevtew Dr., la Venice, Nov. 3Mb. No aiked. B A M Diatrfl O ^ B o a ttl, Lake Miry. school o f dance 6th Thru 8th Grade R E G IS T E R N O W . . . C laM t* B ogin O ct. 15th Phono F A 2 -0 6 6 i AIRLINES Men ami Women! Train tor permanent career* with leading commercial airline* in Ho.te«fra, Rc.ervntloni, Communication*. *u . Meet celebritie*. Get FREE pa«•ea In eacltlng place*. Enjoy quick advancement, adven­ ture and ROMANCE in a glamorous industry expanding for tha jet at*. U. S. airlines employ thetaand* ef young men and wemos coeat to coeat and eterwu. W* train n yoa ye by advanced kfter tow met:hod* Aft basic training you'll eaam to giamornua Miami, Flor­ ida, for Anal phaso «r train­ ing. Tou must bo high school graduate, IT44 a e ra . F a exciting FREE details, MB in coupon and mm!! TODAY. UNIVERSAL AIRLINES PERSONNEL SCHOOL Box P, S. e/a Sanford Herald, Sanford, Plorido Pleat* ruib exciting Information about AIRL1NB career*. A f* Stale City ........ - ....... - ... . 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V : Jiu jl f* j?3| * 'S E £ p - ; 4 * / * Y iS . '‘ 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 ceremoniu at the Sanford Naval Air Station recently. VAH-7 Commander Kenneth Rowell, left, congratulatea Chief Powell on hie fine job ef aorvka. Powell plana to make hia home in Lake Mary Onion leaders Want Shorter WorkWeek | 1 r 1 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 Isic t iii *<iil R u iii i'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 'Mix' 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 r im T in t is m « k N l/ T N 'K W h f r . l i y t r ia l t km •r> ft»a»rt In t i n . t n c n m io t V ra*< I, A>* K n n fn r-I H r-rn ln r-l, renal r . H n r l . l i , t i n * . . lh> ( i .- r | . t l« n « n n rn * n | . H I I I \ t i r t - r . tn-1 H in t 1 t n lir a it tr* nntrt n srn n w ll t i I h s ( ' l * r h o f lh a I ’t r r u l t C o n r a n n iln n ls I ' l i i i s t r , K l n r l i l a , In ar n r d n t K ' 0 w it h lh a ir r o v U ln n * u f t h r F t r lllln u s S ' , or* h l n l i t u * , t i i .w I I : S r . lin n M l HI K lo r lr U S t it n i.- . ItIT, SI, U it A Unrlnlln# H-frlr-l NEWCOMER? Havi you, or lias someone you know, just moved to a nowhomo? 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. i FA 2-7956 or FA 2-1756 WELCOME WAGON ^0U U te(, SAVE MANY, MANY TIMES THE PRICE OF Grand Opening Celebration — Price* Good at FREE COKES and COUPONS at this Sensational Roth Store* — SANFORD AYE. at 4th ST. and Our New Store at 1100 THIRTEENTH ST. In GOLDSBORO. SHURFRESH 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. 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M a m ln o l* C o u n t y Z o n in g C o m m la a itin I ly R o b e rt P llr o w n r ie m ln o l* C o u n t y Z o n in g r M r a r lo r D EC. I Wonderful for Har-tM) New and important facts you should know about. . . Fre*h Caught bakerite » Shortening 3 P o rk and B ean s 2 for Pong Juice Stokely K t 1 C H (J P ^ fW Vi gal. K U Det er gent 2 large ql. bit. ULtAlH Meal or utils i lbs. 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 Limit 1 With Order S is n e t 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. 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 ...a n d good health! i — Doubtful Starters H ouH h w l a g wit), lift * and friendly gruatinga from Ihe m m nranity. Ii Qi BEEF Yovr WtitMM Wagon | ! JabuloiLL j md PINEAPPLE Your Cholce S Y R U P “ 33” Winter (iarden Fond King BUTTER BEANS PINTO BEANS or navy beans 1 . Lb. Cans Your Choice APPLE. CHERRY or PEACH ft • * . K I6 S 29c * 29 ‘ 49c 39c 10c ik �\ — tiff” - Saturday Shot Day 01}? g>attfori> S fm tlb ___________ HEATHER: Fair through Friday. Cooler tonight. High today, 05-70. Low tonight, ^ otT Ulftad fcesa Leased Wire Gatchel Appoints t . T . Ray Eatabliahed 1908 THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1U59 260 Die In Flood After Dam Breaks 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 49 H 2m 99 38* The Sanford Naval Air Station's V A ll-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 -com petition at Yuma, A ril. 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 VIENNA, \ustria ( UPl i _ A top Hungarian communist official, in a speech following up Nikita Khrushchev's defense of the use arf Soviet troops against freedom (fighters, claimed today that mem­ bers of “ armed espionage groups" have been arrested recently on Hungarian sod. Ministers of the Interior BeU Biszju said the arreits, made near the Austrian border, represented proof that "several influential circle* in the United States, Wee* Germany and Austria" have not Mopped "iolerfvring m Hungary's FREJUS. France (U PI) — The 200-foot high Melpasaet dam burst Wednesday night with a noise like the crack o f 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 V l 'k w■% * J l lf l Uf' MM# •f‘ itVfLjf'.y*' ".s 'J * ;-7-3 K. ■' < 1 f' • -1 ,v l * z ;v 1 wV!jfcFajj 4% ** d f **'• , v 1* j Howell Park Shop Area Is Approved Plana for a new ahopinyf center in the Heftier Home ttrea at Howell Park were approved last night at a meeting ot the county zoning bonrd. Tha board agreed to zone the 37 acre tract as C-l com­ mercial, Final approval ia ex|>ected to come before the board or county commissioners at their next M M B i.H f * JrA v - j Brazil Revolt Hinted RIO DE JANEIRO (U P I) Several air force officers w ert arrested today in the provincial capital of Balo Horizonte when they arrived there from Bracilia amid unconfirmed reports o f an army rebellion. The reports said army officers in Belo Horizonte and Parana were rebelling against their commander*. 250 Million On Roads ORLANDO (U P I) — Florida will spend a quarter billion dollari be­ tween now and the end of 1980 for new roads, Road Department Execbtlve Director Ralph Davis said today. Davis, speaking al the Florida ' Highway Users Confer* cnee, said the huge figure includes expenditures for construction of pait* of the slate's 1,110 nillsi of limited eccese'Interstate highway. Santa Is Here! Mr. Claus arrived yesterday in an A3L) jet-style sleigh supplied by VAH-5 at the Naval Air Station. f f 'j v iT iC ' GALVESTON, Tex. (U P I) longshoremen representatives and tbe Gulf Coast maritima industry met today to try and write a new contract which thr union said will have tu be as good or better than the East Coast agreement reached this week. J. Ross Dunn said, how­ ever, he feared Tuesday's agree­ ment with the Atlantic Seaboard I n t e r n a t i o n a l I-ongshoremrn'a Assn, unions at N'aw York "m a y increase tension here " No Decision HAVANA (U P I) — No derision has been handed down by the revo­ lutionary tribunal* pundering g ov ­ ernment demand* that two Am eri­ cans be put to death a* foes of Premier Fidel Castro. Tbe vardict of a court martial In thr western province of Pinar del Rio in tbe rase of Austin F. Young, of .Miami, was expected Wednesday but was delayed without explanation. It Is not certain how anon the judge­ ment will be announced. WASHING TON ( UPI i _ Presl deot Eisenhower has set himself a Iwo (old tusk during hts "p eace crusade" to Asia, Africa and Europe Officials said today that the president will try to: Convince neutralists and Al­ lies alike that the United Stale* is sincerely searching for a world peace formula and has no ulterior motives or aggressive design*. Hrassure staunch anil-Commu­ nist friends such as Turkey that the United Stales will ns>t lowrr its guard during negotiation* with Russia sin disarmament and sither critical The president spelled out hi* hopes (»r improving Am erica's "im a g r" ahrssasl al his newt con fs-rens-e Wednesday, on the eve of his departure on the unpreced­ ented 22.37U miles visit to It na­ tions. He said he felt a "com pu lsion " during the "relatively few month* left" to him in office to visit a number at countries ansi try lo make them see that "ou r basic aspiration is to search out mrlhod* by which |>c*ce in the world can lie assures! with justice (sir •vrrytmdy " Bill he j ! mi (eels, according lo lop aisles, that an equally im por­ tant pan of his “ m ission" 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. issues. Female Jury Clears Ray In Morals Case A IIKill KANKIMi 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 of Heet-Air Jacksonville, who took time off 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 Assessor Warns 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 Seminole High School's World at 4 p in tomorrow in downtown History class heard a first-hand Sanford. School officials reported today description nf sodhw estern Eu­ that Seminole County school chil­ rope yesterday. Mrs. A. M Haskell, who recent­ dren m double sessions si the ly returned from a two-month time at the parade w.il be allowed European tour, answered claua out of school early if their par questions on religion, econom ic enis pick thrin up from school. Supt. K. T. Milwee emphasized conditions and political difficul­ ties m southwest Europe, especial- that children will be allowed out of schools "only if iheir parents | ly Spain. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell spent six pick them up." Ms-anwhile, the Jaycees are co m ­ weeks in Spam, where their visits included Seville, Andalusia, pleting last minute preparations to r tomorrow’ s event, expected to Toledo and Madrid. A 22 article seriea in Tbe Herald be the biggest and best parade by the Haskells described bistori- ever held here," titled "Christmas cal and natural sights as well a* Dreams.'* AU parade participant# are social and ecooom ic condition# ■ ■ f t d la he p * Mm perada'e History Class Hears Of European Tour meeting. The application for a C-2 com ­ mercial ton# in the Howell Park subdivision area was refused in an earlier hearing by the zoning board after some Lake Howell residents cumplaincil that there would not be a sufficient buffer lone between the propoeed shop­ ping renter ansi their lakefronl property. In other action, an induatrial area for a proposed "ligh t indus­ try'' site was okayed by Ibe board. Thr 4uu-arre tract is owned by Seminole Ranches, which hope* to develop* Ihr site In the very near future. Zoning Director Robert Brown reported. The area is lorals-d near SK 419 northwest of Chuluota. Ike's Tour Task Is Peace Crusade Contract Sought DETROIT ( UPI) -S in g e r 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 r y ," broke into tears when revived and said, "M y prayer* have been answ ered." Ray was arrrstrd, Nov. 21 by policeman Eugene Caviston in front of a downtown night apot. During the tw oday trial Ray te*. tiffed he had invited thr policeman to his hotel room for a drink, but denied making any im m oral 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 r Seven For Chaplins VAH-lt Competes tor Derby Honors NO. 577 T*v« News Briefs ^ An ioviu ttoo to Join the "w orld's la r g e s t Bible reading cla ss" baa been leaued through many local churches. The lath annual World wide Bible Reading program ia sponsored by the American Bible Society eocouraging Christiana across the globe to Join In a unified eem p a ljp at Bible Reading. Lilts of Scripture selections are Wistributcd through local congre­ gations suggesting Bible portion' jh be raid each day between •Thanksgiving and New . Year * Day. O rar ao million copies at thee* Hats, which w e printed ia bookmark form , have been distri­ buted over the world. One of the primary values o f this inspiration­ al effort ia that it Introduces to tha Bible thousand* every year who never beforr have read It. Begun in 1943 by the request of an unknown marine on Guadal­ canal for a Bible-reading fellow­ s h i p with his fam ily in this coun­ try, the worldwide program baa been effective in Joining Christiana . of various creed*, nationalities, and races in reading the *•■ nc Bible teals each day. This program ia sponsored by a distinguished committee of lay­ men, headed by President Elsen­ hower. The Bible reading selec­ tions each day will be announced over radio and television station* £ n many ar The Week uf December 8 13 has been designated Universal Bible Sunday. Churches of this region will give special emphasis to the place and importance in Christ­ ian experience oth er Sunday, the Sth or the 13th SANFORD. FLORIDA Block George Troy Ray Jr. today vaa named deputy clerk of the Circuit Court by Clerk David Gatchel. The 31-year-oid form er Navy man will atart hU work la the clerk'a office D ec. 14. a Ray ie taking tha vacancy left T y 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 o f Florida and J c m i o o ie 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 LAUSANNE, ftwiturland (UP1) and the G oodyear Tire Co. at - C o r n O'Neill Chaplin, wile af Orlando. movie comedian Charlie Chaplin He is a mem ber of the Sanford who was 70 years old In April, Junior Cham ber o f Com merce, the gave birth to a girl in the MontFirst Baptist Church and the chozl Clinic todey. It w »s their ^ ta a om c Lodge. seventh child. Churches Stress Worldwide Bible Reading Program 42-50. 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 ................... Westing bouse AB ............... . The Jayree* will sponsor the aecond in their series of 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. V starting point at first St. and The three judges of the parade Sanford Ave. by 1 U p m so rntru-s are polishing up ail the oUlctal* can start lining up finals rules ansi regulation* lo Judge the I 2 prizes in each of Ihe four and marriung units. The parade will come down division*. First St. to Oak, south on Oak to This year's judge* are John Fourth St., east un Fourth St. to I.. Galloway, Mrs, Volie Williams Sanford Ave. and then north on and the Rev. Hubert Spear. Sanford to Second St. 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 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 tom or­ man o f (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. Lake Mary Square Gets Decorations Church sSale Friday 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 . Perkins Selects Committees For C of C Activity Chamber a t Commerce Commit­ tee* for the coming year were announced today by B. L. Perkins Jr., the new president. Committees are: Executive and Finance: Brack Perkins, Douglas Slenslrom, T. E. Tucker, Mack Cleveland. Sr., Harold Kaitnsr, John Ivey, George Touhy, Andrew Carraway, Jack Greene, Bob Bauman. Armed Purees: Andrew Carra­ way. Karlylr llonslmhlrr, J . Bralley Dtlham, T. K. Ttirker, Cdr. L. D. Tantny; Mason Wharton. Education: Douglas Slenatrom, John L Rrumlry, Gordon Frede­ rick, H. T. Mil wee. Waller Teague. Ix-gislallvr and National Affairs; Mack Clrvrlansl Jr., Joe Davis, Gordon Frederick, Ralph Smith, Douglas Slenstrom. Mrmliership' Bob Crumley, Bill Hemphill, Bud Talley. Italph Csswan, Boh Cushing. Bill llalback, Boh Karns, B. R. Carroll, Harold Kastner, Jack Greene, .Mack Cleve­ land Jr., and Harold Scott. Advertising: Robert Karns, Bill Hemphill, Halph Cowan, Waller Giclow, .Marion Harman, Frank Jones, .Myron Heck. Agriculture: Harold Kastner, Merwin Cullum, Hlchard Deas, William ladder Jr., Iloiner Os­ borne, Cecil Tucker. Waterways: Al l-cr, W. Dun Smilh, F. D. Scott, Joe Nicholas, Harry Robson. Tourist and Convention: Bub Browning, Mrs l.ucile Appleby, Fred Herrmann, Frank Jones, I). II. MacGregor, George Palmer, Myron Reck and Ford Thom as Jr, Mrrchanl Division: C h e a t e r Muse. E. C. Harper Jr., Clarence Resisting, Ralph Cowan, Ed Hunt, F. K Roi.inillat Jr., Waller Girlow and Marion Harman. o t France to August, 1944, es­ caped total deilructitm because • slight rise o t ground divided the w all at water tot# twin torrent# that roared through Uve tow#'# edge*. But the tow# at 14,099 was ■ scene ot devastation, stunned and flooded, som e 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 com ing from the darts* ness. The m orgue 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 neighboring buildings taken over a t morgue annexes. Long ltn#s ot anxious relatives, som e sobbing, some moaning, moved through th* morgues, look­ ing (or Iheir kin and found them dead. Survivor# told at seeing neigh­ bors and even member* ot their own famlliea swept from rooftop# wher# they had clambered In a# effort to aacnpe. Do# rescue work­ e r , a teacher, found aeveril at her pupils half buried to tbe mud, all dead. The rushing waters carried away the town’ * new power station, plunging it Into a darkness lighted only by th# feint starlight that followed five days at torrential rain* and gales. Th# alght at fear aad sudden death was worst in the farmhouses wrhlrh dot th* 10 miles at valley between Frejus and the dam, along a highway where truck# and ear# w ere swept away Uk# matchstlcks. A moving passenger tra il waa deratlrd as it sped along th# Rvvlera from Marseillea to Nica but all passenger# were accounted for al­ though tw# ear# relied toi# th# water. Rangers Halt Brush Fire Near Buildings Whipped by high winds, • f e d moving fire burned several acres o f forest land and Improved pro­ perty yesterday and threatened Heel'# Auto Part* and ■ sawmill lumber building on* mil* south nf Sunrord on Highway 17 92 to a heavy underbrush area. Hangers at the scene said tha hla/e apparently started from sun­ light shining through ■ bottle e f water. Two Florida Forest Service crews, a water tanker and a craw­ ler tractor, and the Navy brush crew were at the scror and were able to suppress the fire before it spread further. Th* fire was slopped jusl short of the residenr* o f George Hess Jr., th* auto parts building and an abandoned sawmill lumber budding. County Ranger Rob Gray urged all resident* nf Seminole County to lie extremely rsrefill with fire and in report fires directly to tha Florida Forest Service it Longwood. Gray al«o asked that every­ one Interested in obtaining fire line* around their property eontact him. Stations Ordered By FCC To List Program Finances WASHINGTON (U PI) — Th# Frdrral Communltalion* Com mis­ sion took an unprecedented step violation also could toad to lose at license by station* which sanction payola or so called "sn eak" com ­ mercial practice* today aimed at cracking down on Th* radio and TV stations werw payola and deceptive advertising given unlit dan. 4, 1980 to supply practices on radio and television. information on th* program It ordered every radio and tele­ financing practice*. vision station in thr country to The FCC asked them tu report submit within -VI day* rom picie on "what internal controls and information on the financing of procedure* you have established its programs to provide you with information The request for the information concerning the remuneration, wa* contained in * teller sent lo other than that paid by you, that ail ot the 3,234 radio and televi­ has been or may be received by sion stations licensed by the FCC. individual# in connection with par­ The action d ea rly stemmed from ticipation in th* preparation and the recent disclosures of TV quiz present alum of programs broad­ show scandals and a com ing in- cast by your station." vrstigatioa ot payola, (lie practice Another government agency, th# at paving disc jucksy* to play Federal Trad# Commission baa record* on the air. launched it# own inquiry into dia# Payola or any other type of jockey payola practices, lu crack­ hidden com m ercial practice ia il­ down would be aimed at record legal under Uie Commiuucatkma compact*#. Art of 1934 which created the FCC FTC Chairman Earl W. Kioto* to police the broadcasting Indus also warned broadcaster* I# #o m try. Anyone found guilty o f break­ up with an industry "plan with­ ing thia law could face a maxi­ out loopholes” to curb misleading mum penalty ot tIO.OuQ or one ads or the FTC will atop to to year to prison o r both. "fu lly discharge Ms duties'* kg FUC member a h*v# � 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 02, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 02, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1f0a57bbc4eb22b4e595ea65ad597e58.pdf f25f339b357ca91d251b0c00ba5c86dc PDF Text Text > ,b YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT THIS BIG C H R IST M A S STORE Our Christmas Party last year was such a great success and the turnout so terrific that we have decided to again stage this b great Pre-Christmas Savings Fiesta. Yea, rain «r shine, Santa will b« at Mathers Christmas Party Tuesday from S:M 9 . m. to 1 :0 0 p. m.. and again from 7:00 'lil 8 :0 0 in the evening. Bring the Kiddeia . . . let them meet Santa and have him broadcast their wishes direct to the North Pole ever Radio Station Wc 3IIA DOW-PROOF have doubled the sales force ! Bring the fa m ily ! Bring the neighbors! Come one — Come all ! Come, Join the Party. Aluminum STUDENT 72 x 81 — RAYON and NYLON We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts Frame DESK & CHAIR Shop Elsewhere, Then Examine And Compare — Our Complete 3-ROOM GROUP Priced At of Q U A L IT Y £ Every Item carefully M E R C H A N D IS E selected to assure complete satisfaction Party Priced 3-PC. BEDROOM DOUBLE DRESSED with TILT MIRROR CHEST OF DRAWERS FULL - SIZE BOOKCASE BED ATTRACTIVE 2 ♦ TONE CONTOUR Part) SUITE Party Priced At 4 * FOAM RUBBER Complete CHAIRS W ITH ZIPPER COVERS A large selection of STYLES, COLORS and FABRICS . . . . Give one to the one who has earned the right to relax Party Priced Party Priced At * € ▼ PARTY PRICED FROM . . . SUNBEAM and GK TOASTERS P A N S - IRONS D I E S ANU k A I PERCOLATORS MIXERS, Etc. —ALL PARTY PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING Modern aad Early A m ericaa 3-PC.With SECTIONAL SOFA FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS £ I’his handsome -evtiun.il i.«* i t r a t i l t , dramatic, and priced amaiinxly h>». Built on a -ea>oned hardwuod frame, with the added convenience «»f Zippered Cu-hinn-. CHOICE OF COLORS. See O u r Party Priced At 40 Selection Of Early American Chairs — Lamps And Tobies Sofas NATIONALLY KNOWN AND SOLD IN SANFORD BY MATHER HAND-M ADE JUVENILE CHAIR 12 X 10 - / W O V E N SEAT 18 IN C H E S TALL EXTRA STURDY All Layaways Will Be Honored At These Low, Low CHRISTMAS PRICES **JuM A Short Block From Sanford's if ^ i®j| S O 1 J GIGANTIC SELECTION OF See Our Selection O f — FRY Party Bi* FREE Parking 1-ot $ ^ 9 5 # �14 Down In Plane Accident WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI) An Allegheny Airline* plan* reporUd carry in | 23 person* crash, rd tato a mountain near here to­ day in a driving snowstorm. Pint reporta raid one aurvivor had been picked up by helicopter. The plane was carrying 22 passeniera and t crew of three when it crashed while circling the Wilfiameport-Moatoursvillf airfield af­ ter being waved off by the control lower on ite firat approach. The mountain ie part of the Bald Cagle Range and la directly acroae Uae Susquehanna River from the airport. The control tower at the air­ port reported the plane firat made a bed approach and w it order­ ed to “ go around again” and make aoother approach. The plane c irc le d out of viability in the •term and failed to reenter the approach pattern David L. Miller, vice president of Ihe airline in Washington, said the twin-engine plane was bound from Philadelphia to Cleveland. Hie March for the wreckage was delayed by a snowstorm. Equalization Board Hears 75 Complaints Seventy-five county property jewnera formally profited the county Baacaament roll* at the opening of the tax equalitatton meeting yeaterday. The board of tqualiialiun called off the bearing* today to meet aa the board of county commiti toner a and will meet with pro­ perty owners again tomorrow Chairman John Krider >aid the people in the county deserve le be complimented for the orrly fashion .n which they conicted themael' ea at the hearings yeaterday. “ We don't aoticipale any pro­ blems to come out of these hear­ ing*," Krider added. The rest of the board agreed with Krider on the way the pro­ perty owners conducted them•elves and said that people seam to be willing to pay their Just taxes, just as loag as they are on , j n equal basis, w Commissioner Vern«n Dunn said “as a m ilter of fact, there were only three angry persona hern yeaterday." - Art Show ____________________ WEATHER: F air and ■ little warmer today, tonight and Wednesday. High today, 65-70. Low tonight. 42-52. VOL. X L g Florida Sun Due Back To Chase Cold Wave FAVORITE OF VISITORS: *The Heron* by M arguerite Pope • TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1959 SANTORO, FLORIDA ' NO. Tf% H-M-M-M, THIS LOOKS LIKE CHRISTMAS Susan, Johnny Dewit study ‘Holiday’ Board Says Courthouse I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - itoek prices at 1 p. m : American Airlines ........... * '» American TAT ........... American Tobacco ........... 10S The County Commission today unanimously adopted MIAMI (UPI) — Shlverinji tourtat* and native* alike Hallimore A Ohio ............. 40’ • resolution to hulld a new jail and agreed that there was no looked for a return t» 70-deirm* weather today to take the Bethlehem Steel ............. . 31 need for a new courthouse at the present time. front out of the normally mild Florida climate. The Weather Bureau expected temperatures to climb above 70 to dispel a cold wave that haa gripped Florida and other southern atatea for the pant several dayn. U. 5., Russia Join Nations Signing Antarctic Treaty ® Newly announced candidates for the Casselberry elections next Monday arc Joseph Bryant for mayor, George Howard and 1-ea­ ter E. Britton for aldermen and Clint Whitehurat for town marshal. Bryant, 321 Ptney Ridge Rd., will oppose incumbent Mayor William II. Benson, who was ap­ pointed Oct. 31 when former Mayor Donald Willson became act­ ing postmaster. 4 Howard, a contractor, la a Lake ahore Dr. resident. Britton live* on Quintuplet Dr. He is a alesman. Clint Whitehurst, I lake Kath ryn Circle, will run against Mar­ shal Gus Sawyer. Councilman Bay McCord will run for re-election, along wliil Town Clerk Lillian Beisel, who Is unopposed. Lytle E. Swope of 330 S. Triplet Dr. will be another C andidate for ihe town council. The poll* in the town hall wilt be open from 2 a. m, until 7 p . m., M s. Beisel announced to­ day. Ail Casselberry residents who h a ir registered lo vote are eligible lo u ' l * ballot, she said. November Taxes Total $196,067 EaUbllshed 1908 Commission Votes To Build County Jail Facilities t Four Enter Races At Casselberry United Pres* Leaned Wire Sun-seeking tuurisls were starlied to find a reading of 41! .Mon­ day. a record low for Nov. .H) In Miami. A general warmup throughout th* South was predicted by the weather bureau. A (is degree warmup in must slates was ex.....Iml for today and another sii degree. Wednesday. At least 26 persons died during the two-day cold wave In seven southern states, two of them in Elorida. Most of the deaths rams from fires caused hy isiltly heat­ ers set up during the lion* chilling cold. The rhill sent shopper* scurry­ ing fur heaters and blankets. Transformer fuses were blown out in scattered Miami sections be­ muse of the extra electricity load. The slate's valuable citrus riop escaped damage because of northeast winds which brought in warm air off the Gulfslteani. Rut thous­ ands of acres of pol* beans, to. matoes and other tender vegetable crop* were hard hit in South flo ­ rid j . Exist killed vrgelables that remained in ihe gtuund in North Elorida. .Most of the North Elorida vegetable crop had gone to mar­ ket. .Matilda Nathan, an M-yrai-old Nrgin woman, burned lo death in a fire at her Tampa aparlmrnt Monday night mb the cold wave began to lift. The blase apparently started from a kerosene heater. Henry C. Kntiinaun of West Palm Reach perished in en icy ewariip Sunday of a heart attack and expusoir. Robinson wae duck hunting with a companion when their boat swamped. WASHINGTON (U Pli - The L’niieil States, Russia and lb othrr nations today signed an historic treaty to keep Ihe vast .(roien Antarctic continent free of mili­ tary liases ind open to peaceful srientiflr exploration The ll-arllrle treaty, (halted in four different languages, was the product of seven weeks of negotia­ tions, It represented the first time Russia has jomrd in such a pact with Western countries since the uulhreak of the cold war. The djcumrnl bans all weapon* testing and nuclear explosions on the South Pole icecap—an area of five million square mile* which is equal to Ihe airr of the United Stales and Europe combined. The treaty automatically make* all member -ountries o( toe Unit­ ed Nations eligible lo join. Nonmembers of the UN. sueh s« i‘am. munist Chin*, could Join only by unanimous ronsent of the 12 orignal signalor countries. In addition to the United States and Russia, the treaty nations in elude Argentina, Australia, Bel­ gium. Chile. Eranre, Japan. New Zealand. Norway, South Africa and the United Kingdom. The treaty provide* for a unique Inspection system under which any member nation may send ob­ :B#i servers to “ all areas of Antarc­ ^ tica" at any lime lo view the “discharging or e nbarking of car­ goes or pcrioonrl" of any other mem tier country. Not Needed At This Time c * o .................... a is (kVe Chrysler ....................... Curtiss-Wnght .................. 34H DuPont . ......................... 2M Eastman Kodak ................. in IP* Eord Motor ............... 92S General Elrrtric ................ General Motors ............... 32 2'i Graham . Paige ................. 39'. Inti. TAT ..................... lairillard ...................... 38H 19's Minute Maid ...................... Penney ...................... 120’s 13’* Penn RR ....................... Royal American ................. «'T Sears Roebuck ............ 4«’e 47’e Standard Oil (NJ) .......... 23's Studebsker .......... M U. S. Steel .................. Westlnghouse El ............. ItU’e News Briefs Civil Rights ‘Must’ WASHINGTON (UPI) - House Republican leader Charles A. Hal leek pill a “ must" label today on passage of new civil right* legisla­ tion next year. “ We've got to do jomrlhlng about a civil rights bill," the Indiana Republican tnld news men. Law Includes Stands LAKELAND (U PI)-A ll sales of citrus fruit by road stand opera­ tors in South Elorida must now be regulated by Ihe Elorida Cllruf Commission, Circuit Judge William K. lay** ruled Monday. l-ovt, rul­ ing on an in,unctloo obtained by Lake County Citrus Sales Inc., said it wax discriminatory for tha road stand oprralors to be exempt un­ der a new citrus commission regu­ lation. Alabama To Play PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Ala bums will play Prnn S tate in the Liberty llowl game at Philadelphia Stadium on Dcr. 19, bowl officials announced today. Paul iB rarl Bry­ an). athletic director and hrad foolball coach of ihe Crimson Thfr, announced Alabama's acceptance VIENNA (171*1)—Soviet Premier of the Liberty n<iwl hill in Tusca­ Nikita Khrushchev gave Russia's loosa after a vole by member* full moral harking today lo Ihe of Ihe team. puppet Communist regime in Hun­ gary and renewed his protests Liner Aground against continued Allied occupa­ GIBRALTAR (UPI) Gale tion of West Germany. whipped teas drove Ihe 17,209tun Khrushchev, addressing s wildly British crime liner Hraenur fax. cheering Communist Party con­ lie aground near hrrr today, but gress m Budapest, allernatrd be­ shifting wmdi made it appear It tween assurances lhat Russia rnuld safely be refloated in a mat­ wanted an early summit confer­ ter of hours, Reports from the ence “ at any time and place" and sitip made it appear that the liner's new accusations of West German ATI paxxrni'tri and crew were in interference in Berlin no dangrr. Three tug* were watch­ Though rilling for peace ha ing their thanre In aid the stricken «aid, ' The ! viel Union has stock­ vessel. piled such a quantity of rocket* and atomic and hydrogen war­ Turnpike Is Topic head v that tf at larked we shall be TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Einan able to rare lu Ihe ground all our rial discussions involving proposed poten1i.il enemies," Khrushchev aim showed that extension id Ihe Elorida Turnpike hard bargaining lay ahead at any In Orlando ind a proposed new summit conference when he fin- state univrriity at Boca Raton are phasim l “ we shall never forego on (lie governor's agenda during our ideological principles. We are a four day stay in New York Hits week end neit, hi* office disrlosed waging and (hall wage an implac­ able struggle fur ihe Marxi*t-I,rn- today. nintst ideology, for the triumph of Producer An Issue Ihe Ideals of communism " WASHINGTON <UI*I) The lie blamed Ihe 1934 Hungarian anti Communist revolt on mistakes Federal Communication* Commis­ in Hie party leadership brought sion has questioned Ihe “ charac­ on hy its own denouncement of ter qualification*" of TV producer the Stalinist “ cull of personality" Daniel Knnghl lo hold half interest but said “it had to be done—it in a Elorida radio station in view was necessary to get cleansed and of hia part in thr TV quia acandal*. to throw off all the accumulated The agency, which polices the ra ­ dio-TV industry, railed Hie Dane extraneous matter." Most Hungarian sources In .Monday in ordering nation WGMA Vienna had predicted Khrushchev of Hollywood lo submit a ilatrwould pull i major surprise dur­ men! within 2*) daya as to whether ing Ins Budapest visit and they Enright ami roownrr Jark Barry thought that wuuld be the removal are “qualified lo own and operate a brnadcad facility." of Soviet troops from Hungary, I I WF To Pull Surprise Pacific Searched For Jet Bomber CaUEST ARTIST, MRS. T. B. BOOZER Painted a portrait for the audience as a special feature of the Sanford Art Asso­ ciation Show. (Staff Photos) Sanford properly taxes ruilrclrd during Not ember total 1196.067.12, City Tax Collector Miss Ellen Hoy Mid today. Monday and list Fri­ day $26 349 in lases came to City Hall. Sanford properly owner! whose frill* have s November postmark will get the November four per tent discount, rven though the bills reach City Hall during December, MIm Hoy announced. The J.892 R eceip ts collected during the past month compares favorably wiih The County Com ml vs.on ha* *et the 3.314 receipts that came in Dec, IS fur a public hearing and during November 1938, the tax adoption of ti e 1939 M supple collector said. mental budget The hoard hope* to app'ove the The Bureau Has budgrt in time for the county tax bills lo be mailed out Her. 21. Its Own Weather The supplemental budget was TALLAHASSEE Ilf PI) - The set at fl.TR2.iMXi, with the millage J-illah assee Weather Bureau did levy at II mills. Eunda for general operating was w ith o u t heat for eight hour# Sun efiv when a stove inside the office set at SJiH.HkJ with a IM levy, fine and forefeiture, $113 too with i rdoded. The misfortune occurred during a levy of To. road and bridge, H r severe fold spell- No one was I32I.OOO with a 2 mill levy; Hos­ i - j ’red. but the fire department pital $103,300 with a levy of .63; was summoned to extinguish the School levy at 3 milla with $J10. 000, health. $19,440 and levy of Maze caused by the A few weeks ago, the Weather .12 and capital outlay, $103,300 Bureau roof sprang a leak when will* a .63 levy. A compart*** of live prc*cu‘. It hMvg isiM hst *» Board Slates Hearing On New County Budget I null levy with l-i»t yea,' show* quite a reduction, as the 1938 .VI millage was 41.5. The general operating levy last year wa* 18.3, hospital, 1 mills; schools, 20; and no levies for health, school and capital outlay. Clerk David Gatrhel presented the new budget for the board which vet the Dec. 16 hearing for lu a. m. HONOLULU I UPI i Twentyfour planes and right ships pa­ trolled a 01,000 square mile area today in a search lor lour newmen of * Jet attack bomber miss log since Thanksgiving Day The Navy and Air Force intensified the search slier a re port that a dye maikcr and »hat might have Iwrn a life raft wrre spotted in the ocran southwest of Wake Island. The A3D jet plane has been missing since Thursday, when live pilot — t ’mdr. Erancis -I Sulire, Amarillo, Tex — radioed that hr was lost and out of fuel, lie said (hr crew planned to ball out. Also oil the flight were 1.1. ijg) Donald Srhillillger, Mayfield, Minn. Aviation Marl.im-t Mate 1 e It. C. Taylor, Nampa, Idaho, and Avia linn Mrtalsmith I r J. I>. Dtilany, Eenlun, Mo. Oviedo Candidates Listed By Clerk Oviedo Cily Clerk T L, Lingo has announced the names of ran didates for the Oviedo election Der. g. Mayor M I. Gary wilf be op­ posed by Burner D Darnell. I’Uy counrilmen running unopposed ate W. K Cloots. J V Hams, Ren II. Jones, Her E. Ward Jr. 'and W. II. Mailin The three incum­ bents are "hints. Hams and Mar­ tin. Altamonte Men To Run Unopposed The board heard state and county officials cite the need for new jail facilities, calling the present jail "horrible and inadequate." The resolution as adopted by the Board states that the construction of a new Jail is necessary lo replace Ihe obsolete and antique existing facilities and llial appropriate ac­ tion be tlarlrd as toon as possible lo obtain cost estimates tnd oilier etsenlial information in order that the board ean establish Ihe amuunt of millage to he levied for a nrw jadln another resolution, the board said additions and repairs for the WASHINGTON lU P Ij—Prealpresrnt rourlhuusi arc neccsiary dent Elsenhower today announced because of the increasrd business, but said there wa* no nerd for new thr resignation of Defense Secre­ tary Neil II. McElroy and named facilities. At Ihe public hearing Hus morn­ Undersecretary Thomas S. Gates ing. proponent of a new jail in­ Jr. to succeed him. cluded K. H- Grinding, deputy The annoucrinent raine after 4 slate director for inmate treat­ ment; Sheriff J. I- Hobby, County National Security Council meeting Judge Wilson Alexander. County this morning at whirh the presi­ Prosecutor Karlyle lluiisholdcr dent presented the Medal of E'ree* and parole officer James Lee. In oiling Ihe need for a new Jail, doni to McElroy “ in recognition Gramllng said there is nn room to of hit outstanding eervire to hit house Juveniles, women prisoners, country and hie dedication to hia task.” sex offenders and drunks. McElroy'* resignation seat ef­ He said that the plumbing in thr Jail is in “ horrible" condition and fective today. In an exchange of letters be­ thrre are no adequate todel faci­ tween McElroy and Eisenhower lities. He lold the board lhat the Slat* made public by the Whit* House, department of corrccltona haa • McElroy aaid that “personal rea­ consulting architectural service sons of an urgent nature" neces­ which wuuld be glad to cooperate sitated hi* resignation after two with the board on how to design >*ait -i. the top dcftiue job. II* aatd he would leave Ihe depart­ the jail. Sheriff Hobby offerrd figure* ment with “feeling! eg deep rowhich showed that Ihe bullpen gret." McElroy, 14, plana to return to rapacity for white prisoners is only 1$ but at limes some 30 persons I’rocter A Gamble, the toap man­ ufacturing firm he headed before have been housed there. He added that condition* in the Joining tha Eisenhower cabinet In Negro hullpen, with the same capa­ IDS7. city, sometimes has lo hold 40 Word of his resigns!ion plan# had come earlier todey from in­ prisoners. He cited the poor plumbing run formed sources here. Slc-Elroydilion* ami said what it haa cost had anid previously that he hoped the county in plumbing repairs to resign by the end of the year. Tnu president aaid that he waa over the last live years rould have gone a long way In constructing thankful that McElroy left lor his successor “a department that will a new Jail. Hotisholdrr described the Jail as continue to reflect the very bene­ belonging to Ihe “dark agra" and ficial changes effected under your aatd that a new Jail la a "must" energetic leaderahip." for .Heminule County." Gates, ft7, a former I’hilaulel. Lee stressed Ihe nerd fur im­ phu investment banker, was urtproved Juvenile facilities, as some- del secretary of the Navy from limes Juveniles ire herded together IP3.1 In 11137 and secretary of the Navy f*urn 11)57 until earlier this with hardened criminals. Judge Alexander, long a propon­ year when he wa* named to suc­ ent of a nrw Jail, said Ihe prohlrin ceed the late Donald A. Quarles aa it getting worse and worse every No. 2 deftnia man. month. He riled rase* of incompetent persons tie’ ig homed in llm hull- I pen. hut also stressed lhat thr sheriff's office was not to be lilani rd for Ihe poor fariltlira and said officers have done a wonderful job with what is available. "We all can't bury our heads in Ein.il winners ui The Hrrala r the sand. This should be on lieconscience of every riitien In (lie football conic it are Mr*. Owen county," Judge Alexander said, .McCarron, 26It S. Laurel Avt.; Hiding, “ we nerd a jail quirk and Bill St it tx. l». o. Box 24), Be Itary. and d iaries Lundquiit of Country must rut all the red tape." After hearing all the testimony, Club ltd. Mrs. McCarron received its for the board unanimously agreed to Gir resolution pavinif the predicting the must winner* hi Thursday's amt Saturday's football way for toe new jail Chairman John Krider indiralrrl games. Second place winner Slilh after the meeting that preliminary received $10 ami Lundquiat got $3. Tile Herald’* firat annual footplana by Jamrs Gamble Rogers. Winter I’ark architect, may be ball contest ended with last week's used. The srrhiirrt'e firm was games after nearly J.200 fans join­ hirrd last fall at a rust of I2.IXXI ed In tile II week football forelo itirvsy the possibility of a new casl. Twenty Sanford and Semin­ Jail and eourtliouve and some up ole County merchants joined in advertising the contest each week with preliminary plans. While The Herald gave $120 to lh« winners. McElroy Resigns As Defense Chief, Gates Gets Post Mrs. McCarron Grid Final Champ Runaway Car MIAMI (Ul’f) - t runaway an tomnbllr plowed into Ihe rrowde I ranks of Christmas ihupper* in downtown Miami Monday, killing two pedestrian* and critically in­ juring three person* Balloon Data Hints Life On Venus WASHINGTON (UPI/ -N ew evi­ dence of water vapor in the atmos­ Altamoott Springs Mayor Law­ phere of Venus his raised the pos­ Cousins To Speak rence Swigford and Counrilmen sibility that some form of life I-ake Mary Chamber of Com­ Bill York and Homer Sewell were may exist on lhat planet. merce members will hear (Mr. nominated and unopposed foe reScirntlils reported Monday the Jack Cousins speak on heavy at­ election at a town nominating evidence wa* uncovered hy instru­ tack squadron stir ii 2th at its caucus lari werk Newcomer! to ment* carried 13 miles into the a t­ meeting Thursday at 1 p. nr. Altamonte Springs moat register mosphere last weekend bp Navy Cousins Is director of training for by Wednesday In order to vote in balloonist Malcolm Host and meteVAll-3 at the Sani rd Naval Air next Tuesday's elrrtioo, accord- . oroto-;iil Diaries B Moore uf Cam hlaluMk 1 log to Town Clerk Henry Hansen. I bridge, Mas*. Ur. Juhn .Strong id Johns Hop kina University, who designed the Instrument*, told newsmen “ the experiment in our opinion indicat­ ed there i* water vapor on Venus. How murii there U will take lom t lime to determine " The diacovary, a scientific first, could upset previous belief that Venus waa a dead world. Strung refused to give a person •1 estimate ee to whether the find­ ing* indicated Ihe postibiiity of life on Venus. But askrd if he felt the possibility was ruled out, he said emphatically, “no." Many sciential! believe water must be present before living Ibing* ean come mlo being. Dr. Harold C. Urey of the University of California, for axamplr, haa said water and not oxygen U thr basic Mbslance tf hie. Woman Injured In Auto Mishap Struck In Ihe rear by a southbound autn shortly after noon to­ day, a car driven by Abraham Riiienfirld of New York City went out of cooti I, careened arms* Errnch Air. and ran into a pile of wire bales at the corner of Eirst Si , according to Sanford police. Eire men put out a fire in Roscnfirid'a car engine while the woman driver of the other auto waa taken to Hie Seminote Memorial Hos­ pital emergency room. Huih cara were southbound. Kusenfteld bad stopped for a red light when the blow caused him to step on thn gas and lose control of hia car, police *e>d. �r-7 5MK > WASHINGTON tu rn - Payroll hulling tubcom m lttn itaff*. Almost every aeealor with any areJority has a aebeemmitle* af tome hind whoae payroll he ean 1» fluence If eat dictate. Senate Secretary Felton M. Johnaton a n d lorguat-At-Arias Joseph C. Duke receive tha tap >alaher. a yearly rata af W 4 d * Duke oversees the Mfgsal patron•«e pasture — meaeeniera, policemaa, malnteaaaca emplipas, etc., by the acore, f lo r e t thawed today that the Sen­ ate. wtth He leo meathera at « ,■ • n a year each, alee bee et Meat I I emytayta mehiaf more than S t e e n eemtelly. ■-The Senate made public In.orma. Mae an office payroll t Monday for the flrat time ie U year*. The thna-montha breakdown, f r o m July 1 to Sept. 30, wai Urn moat de­ tailed diacloaura la Senate hlatary. ' The 118-pagt booklet dleeloaed thet at least 10 aeaeten had either rotative* er kt-lawa aomewbere oe the peyrall during the threea n eth a period. They included Sen­ a te Demoeratle Leader Lyndon 0. M m (Tea.), who aim. wa« ah eew te hare el Matt e a t aay-eo e e Senate Jobe touting more (ban views m n e k t u r n u intent* Uoaal. deaaattte, eranom lc aad La tie America* f n M m i , m competition with Europe. Ho lo­ w ered lhair aueet liae. hut decilei d t o H r whether he m i l l p lag e late the New HaaipaUra primary la March. An M anned eenre* laid Sachafeller wee well ewer* M aaa had the backtog ef e majority «| astional lapahHcaa lead en and that If he did officially aeahe a Wd ha would elaad little e r a* chance af directly wtotoag them a m . Tfe way he weald hare to erremalleh that feat la ta wto yrimerlee. a mandat* from the rank and Me year. They, h ere Chief Clerk Em­ ery L. m a la r . Parliamentarian Chapin L. Waiklea; leh art G. Bahe«i secretary for the Demoeratle majority, and J. Mark Trice, aecretary for tbo Republican min­ ority. The other Tt fop-bucket am ploy a* draw 34,M4.lt for (ho threementhe eeriod—or lii.aa.0B anneally, la s t la the maximum fur aa empleyo #f aay individual aaaater or committee. G olf Burglary C o m Wrapped Up w vaoui.U U The final enroot In law week Hollies Hill a Country Club rd Johnson's brother. Sam Houston M a m yeaoivad darter Ms Ikwem nih ported a* clerk to tfto n Mbraa ti of Democratic senam *. Me work* throughout the year at tha m m aalary. Other aeaaton who had raiativa* er tolawa n their ews payrolls er ainw han m the Senate pay Hats Metes the July September period DAYTON, Ohio (U P I)-A n Air Pone >47 bomber, tasting a naw aircraft scat and e blgh-prasaura In-flight t;t fulling ayatom, aat e Jot piano tnduranco record Mon­ day with e continuous Right of 10 hour*, S i minute* for a dlatinca of 30,200 mil**. Flying n diatonca aqeel ta on*, end-thraa-flfths timaa around tha world, although never actually leaving tha continental United States, tho slx-angin* plana w u rafealod In flight from a K C lIt Jot teakor. ' The pleat, eoamandad by CapL Sholton J . Anthony J r , brake the previous Jot oedunaee flight alee Jahii A. Carroll (D-Colo.), daughtor; D w ell Chavat (D-N. M->, Xr ). Meter; Cart T. Curtis (*• m h ),ia e ; Jamaa O. Eaatlaad (DMJao.), daughter; Clair Kagto (DCaw.), nephew; J.Ailaa Freer Jr. (M M .), aaphaw; Alton Oote IDThan.), atoee; oil* D. Johnston I M C.), twe eephewa, cousia and s IM-Maw; Jake F. Kennedy (DM g » ) . brother; r a t McNamara (D-MidU, wifi and nephew; Jamaa E. M um / (D-Mont.), M i Mlatofd >- luaaall (D-Ga.), tom M ftovs; Lavoratt SaltouataU (S -M aa), aae; Aadraw r. Schoap| d (M a e .), aiaca, bntber-ia-law; ■MM (B-Malaa), hrother-la-law; M a J. Sparkman (D-Ala.), wife, Cuban Tribunals Of Death Resume HAVANA (UF1) - The hitianary tribunal*" which rant •00 Cubans to death early Ihto year worn back at work today, hearing ehargoo which aauid moan tho firing aquad or long yean of imprisonment tor throe Americano and 37 Cuban*. Austin Young, af Miami, ami Peter J. Lambtaa, a Srittoh-bofn American from the Bahamas, have denied their guilt to a court martial sitting In an army-poet theater in western Cuba. Rifaal Deiptoo, a Cuban-born AnierUan from Miami, I* sched­ uled to face a revolutionary tri­ bunal In Havana at 3 p. ra. today. HU trial w u to boro begun Monday night, but tt wm postponed at tbo Uat moment. The government haa demanded tha death penalty for Young and 30 y«ara‘ imprisonment for Lambten, charging that they and 37 Cu­ ban co-dofcndanla wort mombero of an anli-govcrnment band in Plnar del Rio province. Dalpino w u raptured in July, when police in suburban Havana ihot down the light plana ho had flown over from Florida. Ho haa been accused of trying to get in touch with “anU-govarnmam olemcnti." Kaaeedy'i krottor, Hobart, counpel af tha now-defunct flanato Labor Meehoto Committee, tad Curtis' •M . • aaOaga atedont with a sum* ■ w tlm i Jab, ara bo longer workto r tea Senate. Eagle's aaphaw k • rap id pallcemaa. The offlea payrolls failed te toll Me AM Mary *f sens toriii patron•go. T ie vaat bulk of U lies la to e a i paid Jobe, such os elevator s p a n ta ra aad policemen, aad ie Area Navy Chief I t Indio Bound te h S L * ^ * TtokatL wha has base at tha •aafard Naval AM Matioa Mara MSI will Mil for India Fab. 3. Me will report for duty with the VWM Attache et the U. *. Emheaay there. The VAH-3 member 1* now at • apoctel school «f Naval Air Tachelaal Traktiog Command at Feoaaoota. Torbott wiH return to Ua Lech Arbor home about D«c. W tor a visit with hi* family, llo will thee bead lor WathlogUm, D. C, lor two wtoka special training. Torbott, hi* wile and two sooa will soil from New York to Naples, Italy, an the Independence After two weeks in Naples they will aall for Bombay and than fly In New Delhi. Since he came to the Naval Air Station from VJ in In Norfolk. Va., Torbott has been active in the Mayfair Mon’* Golf A'sociellon and haa worked on the Stenslrom Mr. Alexander F. McHardy, >1. Reolty Waff. After a two yesr died at hi* home on Orange Blvd tour of duly, h* will return to early today. A native of Brechin. Sanford and plans to retire hers. Forfarshire, Scotland, h* w u a rmidant of Lake Monroe for !• years. He left no survivors. Grooms Principal Funeral service* will be held at the graveside in Sylvan Lake Roy Allen Dies Cemetery, with the Rev. Robert Croom* Academy I'rim-ipnl ltoy O. Byrd, pastor of Lake Monroe E. Allan wa* stricken with * Baptist Church, offlcl ting. UrUh e a r t attack last Thursday aon Funeral Home is in charge of While watching a football gam* arrangements. and dlad 30 minute* later at Sem­ inole Memorial Hoapital. Mr, Allen, who wai burn In IDu1-) W . S H l l t t D ic f l fn Tallahassee, had heen principal L. W. Shull of Salisbury, N. C. of the Negro school for the past and brother of Mrs. T. R. Chand •even years. ler of Sanford died yeMerday af­ Funeral service* wtr* held yes­ ternoon at his home. Funeral ser­ terday at fit. James Church with vice are scheduled in Salisbury Rev. B. II. llndge officiating. tomorrow. Mr. A. F. McHardy Dies At Age 83 by e B47, Which covered 31,000 eillea In 47 hour*, 31 nlnutoo la Novambor 1064. I t wee not a record for all types af aircraft, however. la Fabniery-Marcb, 1040, the Air Farce 030 bomber "Lucky lady II" flow around the world In 04 hour*, a*# mlnnt* The piston engine Mmt, wruea wa* rafualod four times, covered 23,433 mile*, compared with tho 30,200 covered by tho Jot In lose Ubm . Accompanying A e t h a a y , 24, wars Capto. Frank D. F raster, SO, end Click D. Smith, m . All era aealgned to tbo Wright Air Dovolepenant Cantor bora, w hite kbe hornbar landod. oonditioe after tha flight, the Air Force a*id. They suffered no aireulatory problems although they war* seated far tbraa days, eight hoars, I# minute*. The flight wa* aimed el taattog and air*raft scat which tllta, hat a pulsating cushion and pneumat­ ic backrest. The center make* studio* of minimum craw needs and technique* of keeping long fortsMo. Anthony Ie the ton of Mrs. Nolly W. Anthony, Jacksonville, Fla.; Smith the too of Mr*. Annie B. Smith, Charlotte, N. C.; Fraalar tha son of Mrs. Louise W. Fcastor, San Antonio, Toms . Drummers Come To Navy's Aid Thru Seminole High band memb*ri took part In tho recant VAH-t Administration/Material In■peetioo. Their Seminole Band uniforms presenting quite a contrast to Hi# Navy hlues, the three drummers heat cadenro a* the aquadron passed in roviaw. Donato Arwood, BtUy Hines and Larry McDaniel were aummonad to halp out the Tiger Squadron when it was discovered recordings of marching music could not be hoard well enough for tbo squadron to march by. Tbe throe band members did not havo a chance to practice with the squadron before the inspection, but in ipUo of this, they performed admira­ bly. Cdr. 8, N, 5 nay extends his (hanks to tho Seminole High School far allowing tlio band members to participate in tha inspection. NOTICE m§ I f m w l i M i ^ b s M W M e y n M m , day. The ( n o p a# 14 wa* brought to Albany by Mesa Lyodahl, af Maacheator, N. H-, and included mart ha eta, profaaaioeal man aad -* « rr p w n ) Farmers' Plight Becoming H of Political Issue WASHINGTON (UPI) - M plight of too farmer hotter political teooo b lag g report by to Department that Ro akidded la Noveaibor la a 18-year tow. 17m department’* parity tormute in Ra monthly report stood at T7 par foot, compared with It par coat in mid-October. It meant tho farmer w u Doing oquooaod bntwooo o smaller income aad ris­ ing living coate. tt also meant tha farm.r was down to Ids lowest level In 10 year* to terms of wbat his dollar would buy. Farm prices tumbled to the lowost level to moro than 3Vk year# to straight dollara-oodcents terms. "Nio report showed that prices received by farmers tor crops and livestock fell 1 per cant In the month ended Nov. IS. Hog prices were at tbe lowest Nov. 13 point since INS; cotton prices were the lowest lor tha month to a decade. Trices paid by farmers for poods stood at a new high of 307 per cent of the base period, com­ pared wtth 20g In mid-October and 304 in mid-November, 1091. The report waa interpreted a* a m w blow to Republican hopes in the farm belt, where Democrate have made sharp political gain* to recant year*. Earning Her Pay HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actress Susan Cummings feels ah* earned her aalary during tha recent film­ ing of an episode for Screen Gems’ "Man from Blackhawk." She was dragged by a horse by her ankle, slapped into uncon­ sciousness by a Ito-pound m u ami then had to crawl 100 yards over rocks, cactus and mud. TO T A X P A Y ER S I The 1959 Tex Roll has not as yet been completed and delivered to this office and in all probability the tax bills will not be mailed before about the middle of Decem­ ber. Taxpayers, however, will be allowed BARGAIN PRICES 4 percent discount for payment during the first 30 days the tax books are open Popular Brands for payment After expiration of the first 30 day period discounts will be allowed as at provided by the General Statutes. Farrell's Arcade Package Store 110 E ast Wa Give i / V T F lrat, Sanford Top V alue Slam ps J O H N L. G A L L O W A Y TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY can SANFORD �\ if l i ■ '-i Tua*. Dae. 1. 19W —Pag* • Miss Montgomery, Robison Lightfoot W eds Wedding Announced Harry Martin Boyer Th# Chapel nf Bronkley Air Fore* Rasa. Mobil*. Alabama, wa* lha arena of a simpla but imprtative ceremony when Margaret Montgomery became the bride of Ronald Livingston Robiion on No­ vember flrat. Tit* wedding of Min> Edna Carl , Lightfoot, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Lightfoot and Harry Marlia Boyer. son of Mr. and Mr*. H. Cr. Boyer * . i solemniz­ ed Nov. 23 at It a. ra. at All Soul* Catholic Church. Tho Rev. Richard J. Lyon* offiM ated at tho double nag, candle™ght ceremony. Mri. F. E RouMUlat, organlat, preeented a pro­ gram of wedding muaic. The bride w n given in marriage by her father and Mr*. J . L. Blythe waa mi treat of henor. John ception -was held at the home of Ellsworth was best msu and serv­ the bride’* parsal*. Decoration* ing aa usher was J . L. Blythe. included white wedding bells, The Church waa decorated with whit* chryiaMhemema and and altar baskets of chrysanthemums polnsettin*. Mri. Ray mood A. Grant and and gladioli. Th* bride wore • prince** style, ballerina length, Mr*. S. J. Brooke, assisted with drtaa of Chantilly type lace, over serving th* three-tiered wedding satin with matching la e Jacket. cake and pwsrh to the guest*. Her veil of part silk Ulusioa fell Mrs. Boyer ehoee for her going* from ■ crown of teed pearl* and away outfit, a gray two-piece suit, ■he carried a whit* prayer book, with black accessories. After • lopped with a white orchid and short wedding trip, the couple white ataphanotia. will m id * at 41t> A Hydraulic, The matron of honor wore ■ St. Louts 1«, Mo. light bin* b ’cade street length Out-of-town guests included Mr. dreaa, with fall akin and three- and Mrs. H i' T. Boyer and Misa tfjc u itk n quarter length alaevea and match, Mary Ellen Boyer all of St. foul*. ing satin shoes and feather hat. She carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. The bride’s mother wore a blue wool ib rith dress, with matching jacket and accessories. The By F.LSIE V1HLKN groom’s mother chose a blue satin ■emcrocalUe Cirri* It Ie quit* eaay to make yam dress, with matching accessories garden colorful, for here no land and both w on cor s ig n of yellow TUMP AT ie complete without chrysanthemum*. Kcapiog l Daughters of Write) annual Following th* ceremony, ■ re­ ailaleai. Any garden, .m matter Christmas party and eachange of how modcat. if well deiigned and gifta in McKInlry Hall—each per­ pleated with theie elrubi, be­ son is requeued to put their come* g picture in joIoc that ta nama Inside the package. #l*aaing to the eye. During the First Christian Church circle winter month*, thee* gorgegou* two will meet at 7:30 p. m. at flower* blare with color and beauthe Church. IF. PMecrest Baptist Church, Sun­ Atalea* are not difficult to grow, Newcomers called on by th* day school training program 7:30 but certain precaution! m utt be taken to provide th.m with the Welcome Wagon hostesses this p. m. First Baptist Church, Gleaners growing conditiona they demand. week arc, Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. They prefer a well elevated or Berlien and ion Robert from Class Christmas nipper it the Church; Bibt* Survey Class, 7:30 gently doping ground, and becauae Battlscreek, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Harold U. Pfitatr p. m. they require relatively large First Presbyterian Church, Pio­ amounts of air hi the aoit, watet and children, David, Karen and neer Fellowship, j p. m. Men oi Barbara, from Cincinnati, Ohio. (feiust not aland about the rood Mr. and Mrs. W’llter C. Jones IHe Church supper 7 p. m. out drain through, alncc enters WEDNESDAY the'toil ai water pane through. and sons, Emmett and Richard, First Presbyterian Church, Girl Ataleaa are acid loving piantt, (rum Sanford, K. C. and will not lo>ra alkaline aoil Mrs. Elisabeth I. Hold and Scout Troop 233, 3:13 p. m.: Sen­ conditions. In Florida it la ncces* daughter, Judy from East Liver­ ior High Choir supper. * p. m. aary alwaya to build up the aoil pool, Ohio. Midweek Bible hour, 7 p. m , by mWing In thoroughly about Navy couples include, Mr. and Chancel rhoir rehearsal, 7::10 p. fifty percent peat with the topsoil Mr*. Carson R. Hudson and chil. m. from the bed area. It la customary dren, Robert Stephen and Senna, First Baptist Church, prayer to prepare the soil at least to from Anniston, Ala. meeting and W. M. l T. week of twice the depth of the root Mr. and Mrs. John McMullin prayer program by circle 7, at 4 ^ ’item. Sparing in the bed and children, John, William, Kevin 7:30 p. m. depends on the rsle of growth and and Donna, from Alden, N*. Y. Pinecrest Raptiit Church. Sun­ the effect to be secured. If you Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jack- day School officers and teacher* want immediate mast effect you son Jr., and children, Joey and supper and meeting, 8:30 p. m. will have to plant them closer Kathy from Cincinnati, Ohio, R. A. meeting, 7 p. nt. week of than will he belt after they have prayer program, 8 p. m. grown a bit. First Christian Church, practice Beds made with amall plants For every pound of cooked for Woman'i Day, at the church widely spaced will look bare. With shrimp, aimmer '« cup butter and 7:30 p. m. closer spacing you achieve an '* cup while Italian wine in a First Methodist Church Shut ia Immediate effect that ia pleasing, large frying pan. Add cooked prayer group meets at the home and you ran thin them out and shrimp and cook only long enough of Mrs. Mabel Hlounl, 613 Myrtle R earrange them later or permit lo heat through. Serve with rice At e. 9:43 a. m. Junior Choir " h e m to develop Into • thick bank or thin spaghetti in which butter practice, 3:30 p. nt , senior choir of foliage. and grated Italian Parmrsan practice, i»;3u p m. Lnancti choir Azaleas should be planted to Cheese have been melted. practice. 7:43 p. m. the same depth aa they grew *riginally and watered in well. If they are planted too deep they may die outright. H thry recover, M**y do ao by producing a new eet of roots closer to th surface, and while they are putting on new roots they do not make aatUMYRTIE WII.SOS 1 servings high protein food f a c to r y growth. It .aka. consid­ (meat, lish. cheese or eggs). e r a b l e time for them Vo recover Home Demonstration Agent 4 servings cereal (breads and from deep planting, so be sure Cutting calorics ia tht only sure to set them in correctly. cereal). 1 serving green leafy or yellow One of the most desirable trait* way to los* weight Pushing yourself away from the vegetables of n a ira s is that the greater t serving citrus or tomatoes mass of root* is found in the top table at the right time is a surer (high in vitamin Ct. few in c h e s -of soil. Therefore, cul­ way of controlling weight over a tivation if not advised, such long time than trying fad diets. 2 servings other fruits and vegetables. weeds as may start to grow Here are some suggestions Remember these rules also: eat should be pulled out, for they rob about how to lose weight safety few pastries and other desserts, the plants of food and moisture. and yet gain the best results. C ultivation ia replaced with a If you cut the number of calo- eat smaller servings of all fuods, •m ilc h of on* to three inchei of rles your body nr'ds by 300 tacit rat an adequate breakfast, use oak leave* or pine straw. This day. you should lose a pound a less (ai and seasoning and cot mulch protect* the shallow root week. Activity, agr and climate out snacks, unless you munch nn system from the hot raya of aun. influence your calorl* needs. Men raw carrots, relery or lettuce. holds th* moisture around the tilting moat of the day need 2.000- | They are tasty and filling, yet low roots and it s decaying not only 7.200 calorie* a day; women 1,600- in calories. aside plant lood to the soil but 1,100. For tense wo<-k while aitadds to the desired acidity. ling, men require 2.200-2.700 and Osteen • Like all plants with profuse women l,900-2."0o. foliage and bloom, azaleas lose Working while standing or walk­ a tot of moisture. Since next rea­ ing requires 2,100 3,000 for men s o n ’* bloom is dependent upon the and 2.300-3,300 Or women. Work S u m m e r care, syringing the fol­ using muscles 3,100-3,300 fur men BY MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER iage during hot. dry summtw wea­ (such as digging, plowing or i Thanksgiving dinner guests at ther is beneficial. They require paintingi. What type art you? Cut the hooie of Mr. and .Mrs. Dun a moist stmosphere. lei Mourn ealortes by 300 and a gradual Slowed weir, Mr*. Slow ell* moth­ they rrquir* twice a* much water, weight loss will occur. er, Mrs. Lois Brooke, Mr. and but te prevent flower damage, Plan your family meala wisely Mra Claude Tyson, Mr. and Mra. large amount* sbou' not be to include tie nutrients that will P. D. Owens ami Mr. and Mr*. Iprayrd on the tops Instead, they keep you and your family young Edwin Braddork and family, all should he watered hy letting the and full of get up and go. Plenty of Enterprise. Also Mr. and Mrs. hoM run on the toil a.mand Ik* of milk, fruits and vegetables will Millard Tyson and children, David supply needed nutrients and are and TaUa of Grern Cove Springs. not*. Ataleaa generally require very low m calories. Mr. and Mra Millard Tyson of • t i t l e pruning, a little pinching If you eat the following foods Green Cove Springs are spending back to control long sboota will daily, you will get the proteins, the weekend wilh his parants, keep them shapely and ** better minerals, vitamins and energy Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Tyson than heavy peumag. However. food you need for vigor and vim, Mr. and Mra. Vrrnon Hopper Mwuid a plant become (on tali reports .Mis* Alter Cromartie, Ex­ and daughter, Phyllis, of Orlando, for its location m beeom* loggy, tension Nutritionist. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. * may be cut hack hard This I pint milk. Thia might be ahirn- Robert William* the past week­ will reauit m v-gorowa upright milk or buttermilk. end. growth from latent hud* on She stems. It u Heel to prune m the spring Just before a t* grow* ite m . The •h ew ihooia *ho ild be pmcfced to induce much branching. Ijftl* pruning should be done ia late summer or fall, tor this would lebv* insufficient time ter lateral u pitch oat nod form Beginning Wed., Dec. 2nd, Mr. Dan Elliott, Hair Stylist, buds on the tip* growth atop* m the early fall. formerly with Ned'a Hairstyling Salon will he associated «r*h aur gekm — working T ues, Wed. and Thors, In T h an k fu l T rib u te — evening* and all day flat. THE Mr. Elliott will Uka evening appointments from 1.30 p. m. SEMINOLE Call for an appointment at any time through the dey. — DeRARY Ossr Salon ia "pen from 1:30 a. m. dally. HEART COUNCIL gratefully aerepto aad ackaow. S a is Wedding Plans Revealed Calendar P&hAanaU Seven Families Visited By W.W. A n d Push Away From The Table I Personals ledge* memorial rontrihutiaas far HEART RESEARCH. p. 0 . BOX I0B JANFORIL FI.A. Mo m M a tog ia. Oak Are. Mra. Collier U the termor, P a r othy Cole, daughter of Mr. and -Mn. Charles B. Colo, ot Saafscd. Emergency Respiration M RS. H A RRY M A RTIN HOY UK Oviedo Personals By MARIAN R. JON lb* In celebration of the end of sixweeks' exams a large group of the Oviedo High School group enjoyed an informal party recently at lha school gymnasium. Koala for the occasion were member* of the sophomore class with Carol Al­ ford and Johnny Courier in eltarge of arrangements. Mrs. James Partin, Mrs. W, If. DeShazo, recreation chairmen for this group, and C. K. Btickelrw were rhaperonri for the P-TO ipoR-iwcd party, A large group of Onedoan* en­ joyed a fashion show and coffee, sponsored hy the Centra! Florida Pharmaceutical Auxiliary, held recently at the Sorosi* Club in Or­ lando. Mra. H, E. Writenbarger, a member of this group, had in­ vited a group to attend. Those go­ ing included Mrs. George II. Carl­ ton. Mrs J a m e s E. Brookshire, Mr*. J. H Battle, Mrs Barhara Kocrner. Mrs. Charles T Niblack sod Mrs. John I.undy. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter E Raines, of Hanford, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Jones to the Fifth District Postmasters’ Meeting and family picnic at Leesburg. Mrs. W. V. Swenson. Mrs. W. R. CIonia, Mrs. Paul Mtkler, Mrs. C. E. Minlrr, Mrs. Douglas II. Jackson, attended the County Council meeting at the Geneva School rerenlly ai which time Mrs. Sidney Ivri Ml. of Sanford, presented a program on Mental Health and showed a new film, Family Affair Mr. and Mr* Paul Miklrr are putting a nev addition on lo their home for the new addition to the family, Mrs. C. C. [Ulkcom (Vir­ ginia’s mother), w h o wilt be with them part of each year. New laundry detergent is pack aged in small plastic packets — nn# for each washer-load—which dissolves in Hi* wash water. The manufacturer reports that the plastic, quickly dissolving in hot water, holds dirt partirle* in sus­ pension in ihe wa«h water so they’re not radepomrd on the laundry. Series Of Parties Honor Miss Redding Another strict of parties honor­ ing Miss lla rr’cll Redding, bride elect, wera enjoyed oter Ihe weekend. Miss Redding and LI. Hirhard Van Allen will b« mar­ ried Dee. 12. -Mrs. Harry Woodruff and Mrs. John Camerun wi r* co-ho*tr«*r* at a one o’clock luncheon, Friday at th# Woodruff home on Elliott Ave. The brida’a table, decorated in a color acheme of green and while, was centered with an arrangement of all white pom poms, gladioli and greenery. The sin hi tables ’ the Florida room were similar to the bride’* (able wish miniature arrangemenli The hostesses presented Ihe honoree with a piece of china in her chosen pattern. Guest* included Miss Redding, her mother, Mr*. C. L. Redding, Miss Mary Ann Wright, Mr*, l-srry Hiirney, .Misa Hon)a Munfurl.in, Miaa Mary Esther Powell. Mis* Nancy Cash, Mis* Marianne Strickland, Mrs, Howard Montirlh, Mr*. C. L. Walls of Augusta. Mrs, C. M Walls and Mr*. Paul Chest­ erton 9 0 The living room, dining room and Florida rooms wYr'r decorated wilh bronze and while chrysan­ themums. During Ihe social hour, Mr*. J. S. Kkern won Ihe prise for naming Ihe most kitchen items in one game. Refreshments of angel food pin wheels and frozen wedding bell* were served. Aislstmg with the serving w ere \ lr * I S, F kern and Miv> Edna Powell. Those invited lo be with Mis* Redding were her iitoGter, Mr*. C. 1*. Redding. Mr*. Kkrrit, Miss Powell, Mrs. C. L, Powell. Mrs. C. W. Johnson, Mils* Pally John son. Miss "arbara Flynl, Misa Sonia Munforlnn, Miss Mary AnnWright. Mis* Sara Jacobson. Mis* M a ry Ann Strickland, Miss Mary Esther Powell, MUs Nancy Cash, Mrs. James (Irani. Miss Janice (Irani. Mrs. Jack Burney, Mrs. Larry Burney. Mr* K. (iregory KinlaW, M n Maggie t.aw son and Mr*. AI Hunt. Hntcrprise 0 Mr*. Sidney Ives entertained * group of Miss Redding’s family and close friend* at a morning coffee, Saturday at her home on KtlisiU Ave. The refreshment tahle was cov­ ered with a white Alencon lace cloth ami decora Ird with a Thanksgiving arrangement, featurmg four varied irs of frosted grapes and while plm ii arranged around three stiver randelabra. White mum* and pink gladioli were plared throughout the house and the living mom mantle was hanked with .evenI varieties of hitmens. • i • Mrs H K Chapman, assisted by her daughter. Mrs. J. Alvin Kilp.t trick. enlerlatned for |he popular hride elect, with a mis­ cellaneous shower, Saturday after­ noon. at her horn* in Loch Arbor. For Personals BY HELEN NNDDGR \NS Mr. ami Mrs. Eddie Rossia wrre involved in an automobile acci­ dent near Jacksonville and were taken to St. Vincent Hospital. Mr Rossi will probably hr rrlratert (his week, while Mrs. Rossi will hava to remain longer, Mr. and Mrs. O, B Hutchens will be holiday *n^ week end will he holiday and week end guests nf Mr. and Mr*. John Hurntan m Orlando. Mr*. Red a Nieb of Ntlr, Michi­ gan arrived last week fur the win­ ter at her home nn Pine Street. Mr and Mrs. Dick Hart nf South Brio I Indiana arrived last week fur ihe winter at Ihrir home on Clark Si. Mr. and Mra. John Lao t t M r minhgam, Ala, spent (he weekend with her parents, Mr. and The *’mouth-lo-mouth'* lechni- Mr*. C. H. Winn. qtte of artificial respiration —rcc M in Nancy Rountree aa enlly adopted by Ihe American Red Cross aa Ihe preferred meth­ kie Rountree, were home | od of restoring breathing in an holiday. emergency — may also prove val­ Miaa Beverly Cooper, a uable (irst aid when the heart sud­ denly stops during surgery or un­ nola High "chool teacher, the Thanksgiving weekaod der other conditions. Thia waa suggested today by Ihe her parents, in Oeala. American Heart Association, who described several rates In which the technique was supplied. They reported that immediate use of mouth-to-mouth breathing provid­ ed oxygen and even restored Ihe heart heal before there was lime to open th* chest and massage Master Lea ‘ - t t h g Bontenk the hrart by hand. In auma Instances it helped the patient until celebrated has seventh the surgeon could reach the heart with a dinner party and and re start It by massage. of horse back aiding, a* lha * • I M- Ranch, Sunday. Summer Garbage A Western birthday decoralad with th* cot___ Problems, Anyone? ber of randies waa east and t hicken hones, ham bones, corn ed M the and of to* anal, husks, melon rinds, fruit Hies, Ico cream, for dessert. mosquitoes — what a mrss the Those enjoying the day with Lax summer garbage ran create in war# Mr. and Mri. Ralph the backyard! Gas smokeless and Tossing Jr., Elizabeth leasing ■nd odorless incinerators are designed Mill Ethel Geitlar of Winter P to eliminate all lhal. They get rid Park. of everything from old shoes and cartons in vegetable akin* and THOSE HOLME MAID ENBM bone* — any thing except metal and glass. No flame, smoke or Many woman prefer the oldodors escape. They have -atle fashioned way of mapping backyard living inftnilely more —on hand* and kneaa. pleasant for many home ■ vners That’a th# report nf a hy making disposal an easy in hy an appliance manufaefnree. door function. The survey showed that M pee cent of all woman who clean their The accent nn rabinet styling, floors get down rm hand* and according lo trade sources, reflects knee*; 34 per cent use mops; and a growing conviction on the part M per root uaa both rnopa and nf maufxctorcra that women in­ ' elbow grease.** Only II par cant fluence a great percentage of TV of woman interviewed had and hi-fi sales. one else do the work for Lex Celebrates At M.Q. Ranch {a a s s s WOOL SKIRTS Holiday Wool • Jersey - Cotton We’ve Ihe party dreises, afler *. afternoon cocktail and averting drexes that make heads (urn a* you make a grand entrance! Lacee, brocades, crepe* . . . all th* loveliest fabric*, in iota of lavish hues, DRESSES $2195 up Ju n t For WE HAVE A FEW >/• SIZE DRESSIft c lo sinc oirr a t 23*7 o f f i Open till 8 r. M. Friday Nighla Until ChrUtmaa Ton” VYlcvuj - £ aUw i ’a 214 N. PARK AYE. FA 2-23M Howe's Fashions 2310 S. Oak A Block Smith or Tig V Whistle ....................... .... I *8” Bioman • Lingerie • Sweater* Hag* • Bella A Nie# Selection of PARTY DRESSEf exquisitely tailored by: • Mr. Mori • Cotillion Formal* • Phillis Dee Fanhioev# 7" Slacks and Wool Jumpers Drastically Reduced 1 “ F a n tu r jo f pPr* ristmu Savings! Festivities We Wish To Announce 0 The bride is the daughter #f Mr. and Mra. Franklin Bearer Hants gomery of Cheater, Pennaylrania. The bridegroom is the ion nf Mr. and Mrs. Reurl Francis Robiion af Sanford, Florida. Chaplin Melvin T. Oetlln •fftciofc rd at the double ring certmony. Given in marriage by Captain Joseph E. Gatatas. th# brid# cbea* for her wedding a french bin* waa! suit with gray fur collar and matching fur hat. Sh# ranted a small bridal bouquet, centered with • whit* orchid. Misa Marilyn Clark* waa maid ad honor. Darrell R. Baggott aarvad a* beat man. Chaplin Otllla sang "The Lord * Prayer”, areompaatod at lha organ by Mrs. OaUto. The brid* I* a graduate ad tea Philadelphia School of Nuralag god a i tended Ifniveraity Cents* la H e bile, Ala. The groom attended The Citadel and University Canter. Be ia new wilh tjte United S ta in Air Paaaa, After a wedding trip to PeaaayK vanla and points in Ms* Bast, 0m couple are now at home at M South Catherine Street. Mobile, Alabama. K. A. Rush, Paoia, announces th# engagement and approaching marriage of hia daughter. Misa Rachel Rush, to Jam es K. Wayda. Miss Rush ia a member of the 1930 graduating class of Hemlnola High -School and ot present i* em­ ployed at lha Traotiiron Electrontea Corporation in 3(elro*e, Maaa. Mr. Wayda, a native of Trrnlon, N. J. ia also employed at the Tranaitrun Electronics Corpora­ tion. Ha is attending classes in elec­ trical engineering at Northeastern University in Boston. He has serv­ ed in U. S. Air Force for the past four year*. Mr. and Mra, W. C. Collier, Laa Th* wadding will he an event Angeiea, Calif., are announcing tho of Dec. 19 and Ihe couple will con- birth of a daughter, Diana Cao> linue to liva in ManachusetD. dis. born Nov « , at V. C. L A. Hospital. Church To Lose W eight Cut Calories - < �> ~ *nW»V' ” * li? ' ■: J,r*~>-*v- UNWELCOME SANTA CLAUS a ,5 S f t I — j L j it w u amaxlnf. The Citle Center wee lined with piece* of work and the hundred* of peopj* who i m f t M i l o r t r Central Florida to view them told mem. bire of the Sanford group that the whole ehow waa a major Ghost Reported Seen Near lower Of London And Firing Old Cannon im m r io r „ Tm___ of art aaaoclationa from Orlando and other f m » t m LONDON (UPI) - A guardsman patrolling tha Tower ef London on a cold, winter night thought he saw one of the ancient cannon soundlessly fire, a puff ef smoke. be admired and praleed, but the aU ator of the ahow of the W t eer'T 1**1"" la alao moat Impreaalva from a community >l—ftitta f o T a ^ h o w with ISO worka displayed took a Jot e l hard work and cooperation by the member* of the assoeia. tioa. which only recently began (ta organlaed effort*. I f the Sanford Art Association Am amase people with its flrat ahow, it probably will ba completely doming them be* Dream Boat Coming lfr. Earl Toney of Lake Mary aaya he I* planning n when, he’s waiting on a new dream boat of an ocean liner which Us builders hsveannounced will take pessengera across tha Atlantic and back for aa little as |17B per person. Mr. Toney brought us en article about the plan* of a Dutch-Americmn company which la designing a fleet of four of the world’s largest passenger ships designed "soley to provide low cost transport between the U. S. end Europe.” The article says the ship* will carry 8,000 peoxettgero. will have eight dining rooms which can serve a total of 4,000 meals a t the same time and theaters which can seat 1,300 people for stage productions and movie sslons which can seat 80*V There’ll be four night clubs aboard each of them and facilities for shipboard conventions. Now, all of you civic dubs—tha flrat ship will be ready In three yean, so make your convention plans for the high low coat. trip to Europe hi doasn’t know ju it I I U.S., Russia Agriculture To Vie NEW DELHI (UPI>— Thouwndi ef Indian laborers am rushing to compute lavish pavUlino that will haul* tha Soviet and American exhibit* at tha biggest agricultural fair ever bald U AaU. Tha fair hat taken on added significance hveense nf Pr*»ldent IIJ I Lot Of Moonshine NEW Y08K (UPI) - Moon* ahlno whlikcy aalca Jumped to a record 91 billion tor U million sallona laat year. Thin production represented between 20 and U per cast of all liquor eoniumed in the United Btatoi. Tbo tax loan to tha government waa |73o million. D A IL Y ACKora L Burn, an with liquid S. Flower Maf 1L Dr. Balh'n concern It. do out 13. CuchoopUt 14. Parried 15. Wale* it*) 17.No good (abbr.) 19. city train IS. To humor 22. Bliukee. peare’a rlvtf 34. Coffin and aland 35. Deserve 27. Dispatches 2A Wild buffalo Elsenhower's forthcoming visit to New Delhi, lie la expected to open the United Stales pavilion with what may be a major policy addrooa. Tha fair will emphasise the op* plication of atomic energy to agrl. cultural acianco. It will run until February, 1M0, and ii expected to draw S,000,OM to 4,000,002 visitors. Twenty nations from ill over the world are expected to take part, but the American and Rui< alan pavilions will be the center of Intoraat. Both nations are bringing their best and latest equipment to show what progress they have achieved. CRO SSW O RD X An a*. trlngent 4. Brandi 8. Perform 4. Argue at tha bar T.Bvea(poet) X Small child 9. Exacted for 1& Account 22. River m.) 21. ftotUe 23. Polish 21. Glacial 37, Mata Hart, fur one »asi» St. Wide. Wwdir'i Aaeesv 37. Roman MBlbellu*, for cm jara 39. Night Byer 11 Uprising S3. Adder 4a Malt 10. Philippine S3. U tile Islands beverage yamotvar.) 24. Aloao (Wage 43. Blang JLTowtagrop* direction) exclamatien 1 X T T I of ladle - s : 391 Projecting end of a 1 church 99. Science of - 1 i t : animals */ if 92. Yea, In -ffS? Madrid 34. Pronoun i p ! 33. IniLrucUona £ 38. Coaraa A >» 41. KUIpUcal 42. Arboreal T marauplal tr 43. R im lU r 44. Poker etakca 43. Walk* W 'V * * through " \m water m a\ *• . 3, Train atcommode, tlon 3. Itoclr, aa from reefs u ■4 ' ‘ J Pago 4 , •9 J] n • ii 4*Jr jAl .m I I in : JO Tuesday, December 1,1959 waivran e iu e w , eu n » n k u ,.., avnavn j. evantoo, a ew n w e i ***« v n ia cncwLia rasiMaa ltsa**l»« BUUer_______________________ leelet* M llir r .k iu s.e ISallr eeeeal eaiarier, la s u r , aae ChrUiaiaei *akltak*e ■atarOar *r*M«eia* t krUtiaaa. naiatae a* ataieee hetehee It. Ill* at ska rear olflee at •adee Us Set at Ceeaeeee *e Nenk a ISIS. Tfca ■■raid la •a*he* ■( She Delete > n n wfcltk to eallllad eeetaa. Ival* to ska eae a* an «ae toael m « i petoeet to si am a.i ' W ■ease •eUvev* Ceavtov Offto ___ n* Hail Cower * Tea* n Ilea tfca tee I Mania ms rials) •eaataitoa* oreeida tfcas au maer | l t « t TM* • meatoa are a saaafck, a sieatka aae a seeaia, S Vanik l.ea i lUaik ■all aakaeriodaaa fce onld SI danse or eeet-Uvkg M m i Is their contract with tho Nixam. As i re­ sult, his UtS sad Mb art finding it over more difficult to live with­ out working. No wonder they ore hoeftag; multras of Americana eon testify that it b almost layooMNo nowadays to mike both coda moot when one has a Job and is even a tittle moonlightiag on the The Indian Governmeet, despite a couple of petitions from tha Nitin 's soar aod dear, is keeping hand# off, leaving it on to the Nixam to settle their hash or cav­ iar. The Niaom, 73, enjoys a repu­ tation a* o hard mao, McGee, ta Obviously, there is no escalator the financial department. l M w r5 a n IS O en triesm ex h ib ited in theM»octatlon'* f u t «rt ahow end they w en ou tit end in f. One malt visitor t o the show, apparently brought by hla wife, Mid *‘lta . r Inez Robb S a y s Then a n days when it seems Incredible to mil that eon* pertaes ■till tu n choleric at tha idea ef ooe world. It is ooeomfortably w is ooe woman's opinion, with all of us ahook up tad suffering from the soma malaise. Now I rood that el* debbil ixfla* tloo and the high cost of tiviig, uader which our backs creak, h sn so affected 40# relatives of the opulent Nixam of Hyderabad that they hart formed • union tod are asking the Indian Government at New Delhi to force the Nixam to raise their allowances. Is CaUed Amazing - • a s « a i » t t i K - ^ Assignment Washington By ED KOTKKBA WASHINGTON— When you try to sotv# n Soviet mystery, and you try to solve It through tbo Soviet Embassy, the plot only gets thicker. Ukc the story of the portrait of Joseph V. Stalin. Tha grind printing had hung there—triple life rite— ibove the rich, red-carpeted hallway of tha Embassy'! second floor. More than tlx yexri passed since the Prem ier's death on March s, 1033, It atilt hung there. Each year in November, when the Communiiti celebrated their October Revolution, they held open house at the Embassy and we members of the press would al­ ways go by to stare at the walrus face or Joe Stalin. In 1033 we expected to find Pre­ mier Georgl Malenkov’x frowny face Up there. Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zeroubin (who has since passed on suddenly) stood In the receiving line under the Stalin portrait. "Where is Mr. Malen­ kov's picture?” 1 asked Zeroubln when he shook my hind. ''.Malenkov?'* he said with a look of Incredulity. *‘0 h, the pletura is In my office.” Tha fact that it was never put up (here should have bean thn tipoff that Malenkov didn't have long to serve. In 1935, after Marshal Nikolai Bulganin became Premier, Joe Stalin was still there. "Where is Mr. Bulganin's picture?" I ask­ ed the Ambassador. ‘‘Bulganin?” he aald with surprise. “It is In my office.” That should have told us that Bulganin didn’t have long to serve. He waa kicked out two years later. Joe Stalin kept staring grimly across the Embassy hall through the years. And the strangest thing of all was when Nikita Khrushchev came along. Back in 3!osc6w, Khrushchev went into a tirade about old Joe, blaspheming the Red • revered name of the dead Premier. He called him such hate-mongrring names as thief, crook and mur­ derer, or words of reasonable facsimile. And then that year, when the October Revolution celebration in November came around, there was Joe, atilt glaring from the honor spot on the wall. I think t then detected a sarcastic gleam In his eyes. It wasn't until just before Khru­ shchev departed for tha United State* this year that tha Soviet Embassy staff auddettly made the big switch and slipped x triplerise portrait of a benevolent-look­ ing Nikita into the bij golden frame. So, the my tery: What hap­ pened to Stalln'a old portrait? Wae it shoved ignominiously into the incinerator In back of the Em­ bassy? Just what happened to it? Over the phone, the hon-v-voiced Soviet receptionist suggested I cill the press secretary at an­ other number. The presi secretary quite courteously suggested some­ one else back at the original num­ ber. t called immediately and the eugar-chorded switchboard opera­ tor said, “ Oh, yes, ha Is expecting your call.” Already! "Phone him at the following number." And when I asked him to undo the mystery he said: *T am very busy at the moment.” And he added: "Please leave your num­ ber. Do not call me. I will call you.” He never did call baek. Sorry Girls, No Elvis Stamp Due Yet By FRANK EI.EAZER The McDowell stamp It the The department has lined up IS WASHINGTON (U PD -The Post new stamps fur I960. Including a 401th commoralive tine* tha first few regulars and the rest com- one in 13S3 honoring the Chicago Office Department lately Is busy memocatives. Commemoratlves World's Fair. Later world's fairs explaining to people why it can't are bigger, more colorful, and also have been memorialised. Issue e Christmas stamp. Ha prettier than ordinary stamps. Their slampa featured triloni and stamp experts say they have to They usually are kept on sale only peritpberai and the like and none of them included Sally Rand. steer clear of subjects identified six months or to. Currently available commemoThere's no rule specifically cov­ with religions. rallies Include beauties honoring ering Sally and In Ihe absence of Fur oilier equally good reasons Hawaiian statehood (pink); the something covering n tr pretty fi­ Postmaster General Arthur K. oil industry (brown); d e n t i s t s gure, specifically I’m sure SumHummcrfield has been advising (green); and the tooth anniversa­ merficld would never let her get that he also can't issue stamps ry of the first air mail, featuring on a stamp. But the predecessors commemorating Elvis Presley. a red, white and blue balloon weren’t all ao squeamish. In 1173 Gen. Douglas MacArlhur, and named Jupiter. A full-color 49-star and 1593 special stamps were is­ 3la'rtlyn Monroe, among others flag also was issued last July 4. sued for mailing new :;aperi end proposed for this lmm:rtaliiatlon. So many people want to many periodicals. These featured a num­ According to post office stand- places, events and heroes com­ ber of handsome ladies, tome of arils for commemorative stamps, memorated on stamps that Sum- them fully clothed. Elvis, Doug, and Marilyn suffer merfield in 1937 passed part of Both Wbistler’a mother, and one crucial failing in common. the buck to a committee. It set Whistler's mother's son. Ja i. A. They aren't dead. The late Dr. up rules, Including one that no­ .McNeill Whittier, have been im­ Ephraim McDowell, of Danville, body It hero enough for a stamp mortalised on stamps. Her ap­ Ky., qualified on this score. He until dead for 25 years. Events pearance in the traditional pose also met other teals (or exaltation commemorated must have “ wide­ on a three-center in 1934 set off by the post office, and a maroon spread natiunal appeal." Stamps a loud protest that a vast of car­ four-cenl stamp bearing his pic­ will be issued only on anniversa­ nations had been added to her ture wiU go on first-day sale at ries starting with (he 30<h. Fra­ son'i original work. She wasn't ternal, religious, charitable and off her rocker, according to the Danville on Thursday. In 1809, according to post office commercial groups will not be complaint, but somebody la Ihe researchers, Dr. McDowell opened honored. post office was. the abdomen of Jane Todd Crawford end cut out a tumor weigh­ ing 22' i pounds. In preparation for undergoing the knife, without anesthetic, Jane had Jogged 60 mllea through the mountains on horseback. Any proposals to issue a stamp in her honor will be con­ sidered by the Tost Office De­ partment. Dr. Crawford W. Long, report­ edly a kinsman of Jane's, came : along later with ether. He got his I A t r e a l d o ll.u s .i v i n g s face on a stamp In 1919 as psrt of a "famous Americans" series. l o c . t r s ' t u l cJr >v « ‘ i s ' The McDowell four-center i« an­ other of this series end is the last Careful drivers everywhere are enjoying peace ef of 24 postage stamps issued this mind knowing they have tha finest auto Insurance tyear. protection and service on the m arket today. How about you? If you have a record of careful driving, you too can probably quality for SAFECO auto U. S. Navy Boasts Insurance. With SAFECO you get broader protection Its Own Presley with fast, fair claims service tn a company famous TOKYO (UPt) — The U. S. for tta up-to-date machine processing techniques ArnJPkiiay have its Elvis Presley that save money for yen. And you get the attentive in Germany, but look at what the service of our agency—we are qualified Navy h is come up wilh in Japan. to give you sound advice on all Yeoman third class Charles Kctchum recently had his firrt disc of your Insurance problems. cut by a Japanese record company. OCT THE TACTS TODAYI The two songs are "Orewanakiiai" It'll pay you In real dollar tarings. and “ Kuchibue Ga Fukerukil." * No obligation, of course. Yes, you read right. These are ] the correct titles. JO H N R. A L E X A N D E R Katchum, a 23-year-old native of Rushville, Ind., speaks no Japa2417 French A ys. neie. but when It conies to singing, FA 2*0213 that's a different song. He sings tha language like a native. He pushed bis bearskin helmet beck off bis startled eyes. Yes, there it waa — a ball ef smoke, hovering lightly above the ground, ■lowly changing shape Into a square. "As if noticing my movement wilh the bearikln, it began to move along the railings of tha p ith in my direction,” tha guards­ men later reported. "As it advanc­ ed it changed shape again. There was nothing human about it but I felt extremely frightened." So he raced over to another aentry end together they moved, guns a t the reedy, toward the smoke which was now on aoma stone steps leading to the walla of Ihe lower. “It was quivering and moving and we were both afraid and rang the alarm bell," said tha guardsman. “ But by the time the guard turned out, there waa nothing to be seen.” The curious case of the guards­ man and the ghost, which oc­ curred in 1934, is one of several hundred hitherto unpublished strange persons! adventures gath­ ered hr psychical organisations In a worldwide March during tha past four years. These are being studied at tbo famous Society tor Psychical Re­ search here and hr organisations In other couotrlei to try to find the answer to aa intriguing ques­ tion: "Why is it that moat of the gn at ghost stories and u r n of clairvoysaee date bock lo tbo turo of the century and beyond?” "In other words,” aald Cello Green, research secretary of tbo Society, "has then been a de­ cline in psychic powers — assum­ ing they ever exited?” Britain's Unknown General Honored NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (UPI) Britain's "unknown ganeral” of the War of 1812 finally achieved recog­ nition here 147 years after he help­ ed turn beck an American "in­ vasion” of Canada. A plaque waa dedicated in honor of Sir Roger Htle Sheaffe, who look command after Geo. Sir Isaac Brock, commander of Brit­ ish forces in North America, wae mortally wounded en Oct, 13,1912. As lea f as I can remember, he has always boos described os both tie richest sad the stingiest man In the world. But 1 should think that eves the richest mao ia tha world would have to lisa Ms poekw tta with fishhooks If ho hodMff •ver-lovia' relatives b • a g i n g around tha pohee, waiting to fan supported ia the stylo to which they fool tha relationship entities them. Still, like toe Indian Government, I tend to bo neutral la This affair. My experience with rich relatives is nil, sad my peat and present Industry may be more e matter of nocossity than Virtue. I hav* often thought that • rich w latlvr must bo s vary comforting thing, but obviously not if ho ia the saving On at least mm occasion, how. tvtr, the Nixam did take the knots out of Us purs* ft rings. Hit gift to Queen Iliaaboth II oo the occasion ef bar wedding to Prince Philip in 194T was fully as prince­ ly, If not more so, aa all the rest ef tbo regal loot m Hi* gift to tho than PrtaceiF Elisabeth waa a magnUicleot dia­ dem sad matching noeklaca of dia­ mond*. When reporters were shown the gifts of St. J s a o ’t Palaeo s few days before tho wedding, I wa* alt but blinded by the present, exquisitely made la a design of dia. mood roots. Ike Nlxam’s wealth includes not only land and cash, but la alto laid t* eaeompaaa tho moat aump^ tueu* collection of Jtwoie, both te P and unset, ia the world. I was once told by on American visitor to Hyderabad that tho Nixam'* pearls wore reguliriy token out of the vaults In gallon polls (honestly!) end iprtad ia tbo opon oir, to they could "breathe' and thus stay "alive”. The diamonds, emeralds, ruble* and sapphire* didn't require eueh tender, loving cere. Of count, ilnco Indio achieve^ indopandance and tho Nixam ceasV ed to be absolute monarch and lax collector in bis Bl,DOO-*quare-mile fief, ho has been in relatively straitened circumstances. Under in agreement with the Indian Gevcrnmant, the Nixam’* annual allowance la sow a more 91,300,000 annually. AU things considered, in­ cluding Inflation, I suspect the Nixam’i 600 relatives had hotter start meonllihting. - F a V n Spice Holidays a M te r The finest auto insurance available Flannel fantasy . , . star-frosted sheath brilliantly executed With fhJsaateue-ituidad ■plendor. Burgeoninr from the fringed bow at the satin belt— e (hieing flower. Superb worsted flsnned in diy-inU-nlght shades of tawn-beietL aquamarine, mist grey, end black. Sixes 4 to I I , 7 to 17. 949 00 “We Invite Charge Account*" �\ a* I **'i « f» M a rl Vm 9 T im . Dm . 1, I Syracuse No. 1 \ C o v m q io n ^ ^ C o v e r s Sports By JERRY COVINGTON This week could prove to be the most Important week for the coming year in baseball for some of the major league clubs. All of the officer! and managers of the majors are in the thick of the trading business this week at St. Petersburg and •ach representative Is using all the cun­ ning of a fox to outwit the other. Several m ajor trades are expected to take place f and many players are to be bought for the wavier price from the draft list. I t was during last year's meetings that th s Dodgers picked themselves a fellow from the multitudes th at gave them a nnant and a world championship. Lookg for left-handed bench strength, Wal­ te r O'Malley sent outfielder Gino Clmoli to the Cardinals for Wally Moon and this proved to be ths deal of the year. The season before Moon ended up with • * *23* average and riding the bench. How­ ever. the Dodgers felt th at he was far better than a .238 hitter and were willing to take a chance with him. Fighting back a fte r being labeled a "has been” by the Cards, Wally literally stole the show at t h i huge Coliseum, ending the season with a .802 average, 74 RBI’a and 19 home runs. Thi* may not happen but once in a aeaaon but It usually takes place. This • year I think the key trades will be with the Braves, Giants, and Yanks. G The Giants will be seeking another top flight atarter for their mound staff and if they a r t able to out-do somebody in a trade it could mean the 1960 World Series will be played in Candlestick Park. They were quit* successful in securing Sad Sam Jones from the Cards and, with McCor­ mick, Antonnelli. ad Jack Sanford, they should ba able to slap them all if they get another regular. Jones, McCormick, and Antonnelli were all tremendous this past season but they were highly overworked. If the Giants trad* It will be for pitchers. It looks to ma as though the Braves will be seeking help a t second base to spell Red Schoendiest who has little time left. The best trade for them to make would be to com* to the American Ltagua and pick up Gil HeDougald from tha Yanks. Gil had a very poor y ta r last season and also rode the banch a great deal of the time. However, he is still comparatively young and Is one of the greatest com­ petitors in the game today, ao the Braves might do well to get him. Ha should re­ bound and have one of his finest seasons in years. Well, what Charles D. Stengel and his brass will do is a story in itself so I will devote a column to that subjeet. Ole Case says he will stand pat with what he has and win, but others have different ideas that are interesting to discuss. U. S. Senior Golf Tournament Opens i r. FALM SPRINOS. Calif. (UPI) The thlfd annual U. S. Senior Open golf championship gets underway her* today with a pro-amateur isvent preliminary to the finals. f With more thin 120,000 in cash and priiei posted by the sponsor­ ing National Senior Open Golf Assn., tha tournament drew most of the top proa In the country who are eligible because of being ever M year* ef age. Heading the field is famed Gene Saraten, two-time National Open winner, twice PGA champion and winner of numeroua other major fctounumenta. ■aying ‘‘we signed him yeaterday — If we didn't gat him in the draft, we would have torn up the contract." The NFL may have won the first two battles of the financial blit*, but there were plenty of hot ikirmlahes in the offing following its selection of 240 players in the esrliast ever complete selection meeting. The first 11 selected by the older loop, and 21 of tha first 24 NFL choices ware named by the American League at its Minneap­ olis meeting 10 days ago. How many more imllar conflicts waist, each a potential dollar search by the selectees, was strictly a guru. In addition to Cannon and lio, the National League reached out lor the first thoiees of two other American teams. Washington took Richie Lucas, Penn Stale quarter­ back, the first setaction of Buf­ falo, and San Franriico look Mon­ ty Stickles, the big Notre Dame end and field goal specialist who was namad by Lea Angela of the new loop. In other first round NFL choices, Detroit look John Robinion, Louisiana State back, and Green Bay took Tom Moore. Vanderbik back, both previously ehos«n by Dailaa of the new league. Pittsburgh selected Jack Spike*. Texas Christian back, and the Chicago Bears took Roger Davis, Syracuse guard, both earlier Den­ ver chattel, whll. Cleveland took John Houston, Ohio State end. and New York took Lou Cordilcone, Ciemaoo tackle, who with Lucas were Buffalo cboicea. The Philadelphia Eaglei look Ron Burton, Northwestern back and Baltimore took Ron Mix, Southern California tarkle, both previously named by Bolton. Baltimore Trades O'D ell, Loes To Giants For Brandt, 2 Others ST. PETERSBURG. <UPI> Baltimore out • slicked San Fran­ cisco, the consensus said today, becauio Paul Richards "always knows what h t'a doing any time he gets rid ef a pitcher." The Oriole manager, openly ac­ knowledged as baseball’s finest Judge of pitcher*, peddled two of them—southpaw Billy O'Dell and right-hander Billy Lots—to the Giants Monday tight in the first major deal of the inter-league trading period. In return, the Giants gave up outfielder Jackie Brandt, pitcher Gordon Jonea and a third player, catcher Roger UcCardell, who will he sold to Miami and brought up by the Orioles when they get under the 40-man limit. Never Makes Mistakes Most club officials here at tha baseball meetings f*U the Orioles wouldn't have dealt away tha SSyear-old O'Dell, a 14-game winner in 1934 and a possible 20-game winner of the luture, "uniats Richard* knew something " mg' mk*. In Grid Poll Rams Grab Cannon In NFL Draft PHILADELPHIA (UP!) —The National Foot bell League, with t « p r in t Malei* for delivery, ^ re a d ie d today for the predicted money war with the American Football League for the cream ef the 1S3# college football crop.* The NFL crabbed two of the to»-fll|ht eligible* la it* draft meeting Monday when tha Lot Angelca Rama took Billy Cannon, Louisiana State'* brilliant triple ftirta t who wai the No. l aalection • *f Houeton of the new league, and the Chicago Cardinals mapped up George Izo, the Notre Dame quarter back who was the No. 1 choice of tha New York Titans of the American loop. Lot Angelca, with Cannon nod­ ding in agreement, said the LSU star had agreed to play with them and the Cardinals announced that llo was ‘‘signed already" secA ooda alter they announced him s i ™ their first selection. Cannon, looking In on Ibe meetIng alter a Sunday night televis­ ion appearance in New York, said he would ilgn with the Rami after the LSL'-Missisiippi Sugar Bowl game on New Year's Day. He had registered at another ixftel under the name of "Bill Gunn." « Walter Wolfner. managing dircc- t e r of ths Cardinals, explained • the lio grab before the order of the draft even was determined by "A man like Richards never makes mistakes when it comes to pitchers," said General Manager Buny Bavasl of tha Dodgers. "I can never remember him giving a good one away. He just doesn't operate that way." The Giants weren't especially worried, though. "We hated to leave Brandt go," conceded VTce-Priiident C h u b Feeney. "The Orioles hive got themselves an outfielder who can hit, run and throw, but we needed pitching and we think we got two men who will help us tremandously — O’Dell as a sisrter and Loss in relief." Both the Orioles and the Giants insisted they were not through dealing. And some of the other clubs were beginning in warm up. One of the deals as id to he oa the fire would bring shortstop Chico Fernandes from the Phillies to the Indian*. NEW YORK (UPI) - Syracuse, which will try to template the first perfect season in ill Il-y»ir football history whan it visits UCLA Saturday, remained No. 1 today in United Frees Internation­ al'» major college rating!. Mississippi, Louisiana Stale and Texes remained 2-3-4 ia the latest balloting by the M Uadis* coaches who rale the teams weekly for UFI. Ctemson was the only newcom­ er in the top 10, advancing from 14th to 10th after ceding Its regu­ lar season lest Saturday by wal­ loping Furman, 30-1. Southern Cal­ ifornia, beaten Saturday by Netre Dame, slipped frem Mventh to 12th. Georgia, wbieb baa bee* moving up steadily la lb* ratiega, moved from sixth to filth in (be wake of its triumph over Qeergia Tech. Wisconsin, Washington, T e x e s Christian, Arkansae and Clemaon rounded out the tap 10 la that or­ der. Illinois heeded the teceed 10 group. It was followed in order by Southern California, Alabama, Penn State. Oklahoma, Northwest­ ern. Michigan S tair, Wyoming, Auburn and Miaaouri. Moat of the lending teama now are warming up for poat-arason bowl games snd UCLA sod Nsvy were the only other schools men­ tioned on this week's ballet*. They lied for 2ltt. UCLA warmed up for its clash with top-ranked Syraeuae by thumping Utah laat Saturday, 21-0. while Navy upset Army, -41-12. Syracure waa idle laat week. Eeeh coach on the rating board selects 10 team* in the order hr ranks them nationally. Points are swarded on s 10-S-S-7-4-3 4-3 2 1 basis for votes from first through 10th place; Syracuse received J i first-plsce votes and a total of 334 eut ef ■ possible 330 point*. Coach Ben Schwartiwakler’a team (0 0 ) was mentioned ee every ballot and drew five votes for second, see for third and three for fourth. Mississippi drew six first-place votes and 211 points. Louisiana State received Ml points, Texas BP, Georgia 1M, Wisconsin IM. Washington 113, Texas Christian l i t . Arkansas 70 and Clemaon 44. Texas, Washington and lUinoia spilt the other three first-place votes. All of the lop to teems will ap­ pear in bowl games. Orangemen Take Lambert Trophy NEW YORK (UPI)—All-conquer­ ing Syracuse today wia balled ai the winner of the IPS* Lambert Trophy, emblamatic of Eastern col­ lage football supremacy, and also placed two players on the All-East team selected by the Eastern Col­ lege Athletic Conference. The Orangemen, wbo hope to close out a perfect regular season by defeating UCLA Saturday, wera the unanimous choice of an eightman selection committee in the final balloting for the Lambert Trophy. They will receive the trophy at a luncheon in New York Dec. tl. Pittsburgh finished second in the voting and waa followed in order by Penn Stale. Navv, Army. Bos­ ton Coltege, Pennsylvania, Boston University, floly Crose and Dart­ mouth. The two Syracuse players named to the ECAC major rollege All East tram s t . c halfback llfrhsrd hchwedei and guard Roger Davis, in addition, halfback Ernie Devi* of Syracuse waa voted the top East­ ern sephomore ef the year. Others member! ef the trim are ends Bill Carpenter of Army and Bob Simms of Rutgers, tickles Ronald Erchul of Nsvy and Harry Ulivar of Yale, guard Vince Pro Brown Predicts mulo of Holy Cress, center Ronald Champion of Penn, quarterback Title Victory Richie Lucas of Prnn Stste, half­ HOUSTON, Tex. 1UP1>---- Light­ back Chet Bouirti of Hervirtl, and weight champion Joe Brown pre­ fullback Paul Choquelte of Brown. dicted flatly today he would knock eut British boilermaker D a v e Charnley in a hurry Wednesday night In his eighth defense of the Cage Season world 1U pound title. The battle, scheduled for 13 Opens Tonight rounds, will be the television fea­ United Praia International ture on the weekly Wednesday Oscar Robertson, the University night fights, and Brown, from of Cincinnati's Iwo-lime All-AmerlBaton Rouge, L i., was the 12 to 3 ran, snd Ohio Slate’* Jerry Lucas favorite. will command moat of the atten­ tion tonight when the 1934 39 rol­ lege basketball season opens with To Honor Lucas a hucket-full or interesting gimei. PHILADELPHIA (UPI> - Penn Robertson, who* has averaged Stale quarterback Richie J.ucaa, 33.1 poinla a game in winning the who led his team to in 1-2 rec­ national scoring title the past two ord this season, has been selected years, will lead Cincinnati against to receive tha Maxwell Club Indiana State on the Bearcats' sward ss the outstanding rollege home hardwood, while Lucgg will football player of IPS!. Lucas will make hia long-awaited varaity de­ rccsive the sward i t the club's but against Wake Forest at Co­ annual dinner Fib. t. lumbus, Ohio. Just Not Talking GAINESVILLE (UPI) — University of Florida President J. Wuyne Reitz declined Monday to revenl what hU recommendation will be concerning football coach Bob Woodruff. . Reitz ia scheduled to gubmit a recommendation at the Dec. 11 meeting of the State Board of Control In Jacksonville. Reitz previously has praised Woodruff, but he refused to say Monday If he would propose the veteran coach be rehired for another year. There have been widespread reports Woodruff may be ousted despite Florida’s 5-1-1 record, its fourth straight winning season. The Gators upset Miami 23-11 last week to complete the season. Off On The Right Foot ? What Whatf the Bert Time Tor a B a ita y to Q # ? Actually ihere’s no gomd time to have you» bat­ tery go dead, but the nearer you are to a Phillips 66 Station the better. Your Phillips 66 Dealer can quickly provide vou with a new Phillips 66 Trop Artie* Battery, and he’ll back its loog-lisunf qualities with a written guarantee. Go to your Phillips 66 Dealer for products and services that will ktep your car runniag at its best the year ■round. With your Phillips 66 Dealer "It’s a pleasure to please you.” *A ut-iaoutk M ac s Oil SANFORD, distributor FLA. better u p - 1 o - date County V !t j way c a n with News, C o u n t y ’s O n l y your you Local BACK FOR ANOTHER CAGE SEASON arc these lettermcn front laat year’a Seminole High basketball aquad. Talking over prospect* before prac­ tice yesterday an*, from left, Ray Lundt|ulat, John Allred, Charles Ornvetz, Jimmy Gracey, Terry Chriatenaen and Conch Bud Layer. (S taff Photo) 450-Pound Bear Killed In Swamp A large black bear was killed Saturday in the Weklvn Swamp by a party of hunters ted by Uui Schmah of f.ake Monroe. The bear, judged to bo about seven years old, weighed 450 pounds, i t was trailed and found by Schmah's bear dug*. Maj. Jo* Story of Ml. Plymouth shot It, but failed to kill it. A four-hour chase through the swamp ensued and the bear finally was killed by Rill Hoover of 311. Dora. The hunters wire guests of Schmah, who has ipeciat hunting privileges in the Lake County area. They inrluded Morion Shelby, Charles Robinson. J e n a Beall, all of, Sanford, Maj. Story, Rill Hoover, Bob Baumburger, Sara­ sota and Jack Baumburger, Tampa. Seminole High Cagers Announce 18-Game I M Basketball Slate MONTGOMERY. Ala. tUPl) Jim CroUy, s 190-pound halfback al Notre Derr * and teammate K«n Adamian, a 212 pound guard, have aigned to play on the North aquad in the annual BlueGriy football game here, Dec. 2S. Seminole High has scheduled 19 A home gam* with DeLaad to games fur (he baskrlbalt aeltea set Feb.' 23 end a home roattto which opens next Tuesday. with New Smyrno, Feb. 3$. District tournament lim e * sritt Lyman High will be the Bret opponent for the Dec. ■ opening be played March 3-3. hor r game at Seminote High. A game at DeLand will be played in DcLand Dec. 13. The aeison's icbcdule la; De II, Ntw Smyrna, (here; Jan. 3, Oviedo, home; Jin. I, Wildwood, there; Jan. 12, Apopka, there; Jan. 13, Winter Park, there; Jan. 19, Lceiburg, there; Jan. 23, Wildwood, home; Jan. 29, Apopka, there; Feb. 2. Winter Park, there; Frb, 3, Lees­ burg, home; Frb. 9, Lakeview, home: Feb. 12. Lyman, home; Feb. 13, Oviedo there. The Orange Belt Conference Tournament is scheduled Feb. 19 and 20. Your Welcome Wagon Itowteee wilt cell saith Five Winners g i f t s en d f r ie n d ly BALTIMORE, Mil. ItJPl) greeting* from tha com­ Frank Northcult. a 17-year old munity. Jockey from Covington. Kv.. booted home five winners at Pirn lico Monday and finished second on his other two mounts. Attendance Up Reaches Milestones NEW YORK (UPI) - National Baskrthall Ann. 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"Love thirty, love-forty, oh! Weakness of Joy. ii By ROBERT MUfiEL LONDON (UPll —flsoul Levy, who made Brigitte Bardot famous by having her take off her clothes for movie cameras, now would like lo make her keep them on. But the French slar seem* to have more filth In her body thin lief oilier talent*. What lo do? "How would you like to see Brigitte?" the shrewd film pro­ ducer asked over lunch. "With as few Impediments as possible," I replied truthfully, "Anyone can undress." chided Levy, "but not anyone can set as this girl will he able lo do If »he give* hervclf s chance." l-eiy lit a cigar and blew out Ihe nmoke. "There it goes." he said. One million dollars more or less, liecause 1 am definitely tearing up our contract which had until 1961 to run." This seemed a high price lo pay for principles In an industry which generally dispense* with such trifles. "When they have a hit or 1 star they always try to repeal the same formula." Levy said. "They are chasing their own shadows. And in 'And God Created Wom­ an' and other (dm* Brigitte wore as little a* possible. i . a TAW AAMMOVAPT AV 1 u i 1 I ’ "The speed of a reallow, the grace of a boy, "With earefulleit carelessness, gaily you won, " I am weak from your loveli­ ness, Joan Hunter Dunn. . flow come, I asked, rhymes so demure, outsell the tortured and obscure, which modern poets try to write, a* though they grope on through a night, whose twisted psychiatric gloom leads only to an H-bomb doom? " I have no theory," he said— of course he did not speak in rhyme — "why t should be so popular. Perhaps my verse la for the time. You see, I find my muses play with things that hippen everyday, although I can be hard and gritty, hive you read my verse ’The City?'— 'business men with awkward hips and dirty Jokes upon their lips?' "Some versa one reads unto one's self, and some of this stays on the shelf. The kind of meters that 1 writ* are meant to tempt one to recile . . "We sat in the car park ItU twenty to one "And now I'm engaged to Miss Joan Hunter Dunn." Let others sing the soaring lark the Grecian urn, the woodland park. John Betjeman hymns the water tank- and has a balance at the bank. Anyone Can Act B * ' 1 I 3 WM.r TMf RANCID AMDMAKS AM H IM FUNERAL MOHR ■ : I i L t LOME 1 0 UTO0 .0 i.A O 1 IO V E V O U D E A R --) ro Oo a n v t m in G ■ IN TH(! W O R L D FORSOU 1 j 10 DOA'IyTMif.i^ IN T M f V O O L D t FCO'rOO , (--1—TMEN \ FOR ME ? .___ ■ w il l s o u C L E « N U P tM £ C E L L A R ) IT S IN T t B e S T lt • TOSeEMO'/.' — TM EV O P E R A T E .7 f-T . ( f iV i)-- ■' r ._ ~ C i^ T *+< * ' 3 u a& fh i’, : ►;*W^ i" .'7 * ' HaxT Avo?NV31 — m T: »" J = ! -------------- . C>A.* ~ •• ' Betjeman Doesn't Struggle To Exist; Worry This Poet's On The Best Seller List LONDON (UP1> — John Befjeman is a poet r» he sings of common thing*. There must be something to his art; for poets, though'a race apart, have alwayi struggled to exist, yrt Betjeman s on the best sellers lilt. Today a shy and charming man, he spent in looking Lack along the. years that mad; of him "a poet and a hack.’* The quote is not this writers' view — it's Betje­ man’s listing in Who’s Who. For such li his popularity, that though he's only S3, he’s writing hta biography, between appearing on TV. "Tlss J. Hunter Dunn, Miss J. Hunter Dunn "Furnish'd »nd burnish'd by Al. denhot sun. ...S H E D HAVE T*BE MIGHTY SIC K T*f ALLOW THAT/// ’ "This technique served its pur­ pose. Now she must move on. But she doesn't want lo. Well, she can stand in the same place without me." He said he hid no doubts about Brigitte's acting ability and noted that In her current picture, "Babfile (lor* Tn War," she keeps her clothes on. "In France end Belgium it is a box office smash and it will bo a great success everywhere ex­ cept perhaps Germany because U pokes fun at the Germans', and in Sweden." "Sweden?" "You’ve sot to undress them for the Swedes," Levy said. Collector Questions TV Gunslingers BANGOR, Mich, (U P l)-A pro­ minent gun collector here takes sharp Issue with television's por trayal of the gunslingers of the Old West as a bunch of "good i “ya." To lands E. spelt, in honorary editor of "The American Rifle­ man." monthly publication of the National Rifle Association, they weren't much different from the neighborhood bully of today. Together Again HOLLYWOOD (LPI) - BarTy "The gunslinger was not always Gordon, who appeared with Jerry an expert shot, nor was he neces­ Lewis m his television production sarily s man Df great courage." of "The Jatt Singer,” bn* been t'apek said. "But they were bold signed by 1-ewii for a featured people, looking Tnr esrilcment to rule in the molion picture "Cin* break the monotony of life on Ihe dcrFrilat" Gordon will portray range. “ And their victims were most Jerry as a youngster. Lewi* i* producing the film for a newly- often ordinary men, not looking formed independent company at for a gun fight, with a natural reluclance to take another man's Paramount Studio. life." Capek was spurred Into inves­ tigating the history of the West, I its lawmen and it* hadmen in the la*t third of Ihe 19th century when he began collecting guns 30 year* ago. Naw lie has more lhan 130 firearms, some «latin~ bark lo Ihe n rly ITbO's. He also h»» an impressive array of sword*, knive* and other armament. Resides presenting many gun­ men of the Old West in a light much different from what they really deserved, t'apek says tele­ vision also has been guilty of an­ other major techniisl error. Although most Weslern heroe* are portrayed as dependent on the six-gun, h« said, in reality the rifle oc shotgun was more apt to be their favorite weapon. Capek pointed out that one of the southwest's most famous out­ laws. William H. Bonnes, belter known as "Billy the Kid," used a rifle to gun down motl of his 21 victims. l i v e yaw a _ do yaw n it lower class aisles, despite laager •f sSwdy? TV* gal hey te latest learaiag. Scraphaok this ease aad trad 1st the helnM booklet bolow, h r It caw benefit yew ate' deals es well ad year paread, tea. Taw eta eat down stagy time hy half aad riUI wla higher merits: IT — GEORGE W. CRANE, Ph. D.. M. D. CASE C - 492: Dr. R. N. Wisehsrt Is a Hoosicr physician whose hobby la helping teen-agers leant bow to study. "D r. Craue." he told me rec­ ently, "1 have found that a large number nf high schoolers don't know even the simple A-B-C's of studying. Pope John Closes Out Year Urging Peaceful World By PH IL NEWSOM I'P I Ferrlgn Editor The man * of * the • week: Pope John XXIII. The place: Vatican City. The event: His 71th birthday. "Ia>ok at the people, listen to their voices. What do they ask? What do they implore? Not new monstrous arm s bid peace . , but Justice . . hut tranquility and concord." Pope John observed his birth­ day (Nov. 23), his eye* firmly fix­ ed on the future and two major objectives. As one of the world's greai moral leaders, one objec­ tive Is world peace. It will be the lop subject when r [esidc.il Kiscnhownr calls upon him next month. As spiritual leader of more than 300 million Roman Catholics, his second objective is a reunion of the Roman Church with the Orthodox churches of the East and to win back other Christian groups now separated from Rome. To this end he has cslled an Ecumenical Council, a meeting of all the world'a Catholic church leaders. No exset date for the council has been set but it will be the first in around to years. It is among the highest of all church councils. It was last month that Pope John rounded out the first busy year of hit reign, a year which effectively killed the belief ha would he an "interim" Pope whose accomplishments generally would be limited lo a consolida­ tion period after Pope Pius XII. But even morr lhan hla ac­ complishment*, the Pope's own personality ha* scited Ihe imagi­ nation even of those outside hit church. This rotund peasant's son dem­ onstrated early hii genuine fondne.sa for people and his impati­ ence with tradition. In the last year, the Pontiff has msde some to visits nutslda the Vatican, one to the Rome cen­ tral priaon. Exalted, titled .and humble have encountered* the earthy warmth of Pope John in the last year. He has received the Shah of Iran, King Hussein of Jordan, Ihe king and queen of Greece and Princess Margaret of Britain. He also has teen the sick and blind in Rome, and exchanged the time of day with atrret cleaners. The sweep of his interests his included lsnguages, so that al 77 he began learning to speak English. Rul while even the Commu­ nists have found it difficult to stu c k this new leader, he has demonstrated that for him there will be no compromise with Com­ munism. He told Catholics throughout the world they could not remain good Catholics if they cast their ballots for politicians or parties which cooperata with the Reds. *>r*|yr •J ApV Clink "So I prepared a little m aauil on the subject, which te now being used In our city. "And it aeems to get results, too, . for of 22 college freshmen from • our high school. 21 are making ex­ cellent grades.” Dr. Wisebeart ia quite right in saying far too many young folk* lack Ihe baiic principles of effec­ tive study. And when they take an e i a n , they tend to rush into tbo ques­ tions pell mell, before they r u ­ tile what the professor is asking. In fact, many college students A wilt "shoot the bull" te the extent * of two or even threw blue books full of rambling word*, yet never get down to Ihe precise questions the professor asked. ■OW TOBTUBY So here are a few rule• bp wMcb you can glean fa r more frem your study hours: (!) Skim read the textbook a * signmrnt before you actually get down lo close study thereof. 4 Ju it turn the pages and glance at all the headlines or sectional headings, for this glvss yon a rough outline of the seope of that chapter. (2j Then go hack to the start and begin reading for "m ealy" items, such aa dates or lawa ar tabulation! of the three or four principles the author may list in (a), (b) and (c) order. (3) Underline these m e a t y m item*, preferably with red paocil, w so they will stand out during a fast review later on. (4) Make a running irue-fatte a r "multiple choice" exam on the chapter as you read it. Thia jolts you out of your aleepy state and wakes you up, for tho act of writing a fact aa a "true" or a "fal*e" item for your own quix, prevents the nodding stato where you turn pages hut don’t a absorb Ihe meanings. Note the v sampler: T. F. ( 1) William Jam et Hats I primitive emotions (Page 71) After you sift the meat from n chapter and put those facta into such true-false statementa, you don't need to read the assignment again. Instead, Just test your asIf an jo u r own quix. If you forget the proper answer, you have the retsr- A ence to tt in the parentheses. • As soon as you turn to that poge, It hits you betwen the eyes, for you should have it underlined ka red pencil. As a variation of liw true-false, employ the 4-answer (Multiple choice) formal, as: William Jam ei aaya there a rt how many primitive emotions? TWO THREE FOUR FIVE These types of quix arv railed A "objective" exams and permit you V to review a lengthy chapter m the few minutes you are an rout* to clasi. Indeed, you ean review ao en­ tire textbook by sueh exams with­ in an hour. "After you have learned the facta, repeat them. This ia called over­ learning. Get Into bull sessions with other classmatee and help tutor the latter, for aa you become their _ teacher, you learn much faster. • And send for the booklet "Hew to Improve Your Memory and Study Better." enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20e (non­ profit). Always write te Dr, Crone hs rare ef this newspaper, meleetag a long 4c stamped, addressed tavelope aad 20c te caver typing and printing costa when yon a m i for one of kia booklets. Historians Trace Origin O f Feast NEW YORK (UPIV — Did yon ever wonder whu gave ns tho Thanksgiving hint? Artec Indians were feasting ao turkey when the Spanish eon. quist adore* invaded Mexiee hi Ihe 16th century. Some historian* 4 say Cnlumhui took Central Amerlean turkeys hark to Spain la prove he had touched foreign coil. Others say Captain Hernande Cortex, in hi* conquest of Mesico, was the first white man to taste A survey by Auburn University turkey meat, although he thought showed thst women make most it was peacock. American Indians trips up and down the stairs while aim a,e turkey long before the carrying laundry, cleaning equip white nun landed on these shore*. mem or yoong children. Our present domestic turkeys come from wild American antes- t 1 tors which first were taken te Europe hy invading forces, then t» rv r 1 re introduced hy early New Eng­ RIDt IN THi A TP 1 land settlers. PHONE FA 3-t2l* ADMISSION • 60c The United State* birth rale ia htHOIKS UNDER U • FREE l&l was 24.3 per 1,000 popula­ tion; Canada's was 27.3 per 1,600. 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A of a s.4 s iis t a T w o * g w hU e — t o o s o ham . U . IM . . �V ’ i M W V , r ^T-terr 1' ,2^ A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 c u u m n non L fia t v m § i. fas east I. i I. «. V u M la Kim Bast Eauta W uiri Basl I m m far tala Nartiaga Laaaa f. M % fauata Hals * u M _ •. Hals Half Wasted # ii lk in IH in IS* H*A Bastey far laf* M. Flavors « flaaU # 1 1 . fata • Livteteek . Si»U e* M Maaktoarj . Testa I k B a sil aod Malar* » A Trailers h. M m m Artktae fa s Bala B - A S a e a A PasaaeaJa 0 to— Laal A t Good Fate **7h* FriaedUaat Spat la . . .Tha O ffK E Bar, Mary. S. Par Bast CLEAN nicely furaiahod upataira t apartment m . Pbooa FA 208W. S-BEDROOM bouse available Daa. 1st. Pbooa FA I-77C9. S-BBDROOM, kftchao equipped honor- Phone FA IMM ar FA 2-8132. FURN. apt, 2300 MeMoortHa. LOOKING for a real nice plaee, clean aod nicely him if bed. uoa Elm Avenue. >65. NO I 3187. * lBOOM apartment, alee freshly paioted fix room apartment. Ito Magnolia. Avaitabta now. Ph. A. E. Ro»eettrr, Florist. FA 9-MBt. l. fa r l. f»*l E*ma far salt SSL SLEEPING ROOMS. Tha Gablai. Ml Matoolia. fA 2 0720. Fu b n . A ft *ww w. t e at AFTER Daeambrr Mb., 2 badroom bouM, kitebaa equipped. Phono PA 2-3303. R rra J Tuts, Dte. 1, 1969—Par* T M,twr Phon* FA STEMPER SAYS •*Ul’a Talk Turkey” I I 4 T I N B H. H. POPE CO. MB B. Park - FA 2-5264 AND ASSOCIATES D o u i k s v fc f ro 1 ». r*% ----*nmliian FAST RESULTS RESIDENT! AI------------------------------Division Prizes: 1st place - » U. S. Savings Bund 2nd place • 10 Silver Dollars 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.I --------------Division No. 4: Best over-ail decorations automatic COMMERCIAL Includes Doorways, Show Windows. Bldg*., or all Prizes: Possession of the Florida Power A Light Traveling Trophy for one year. NAME ADDRESS Note: Please complete decoration* before submitting entry. * I FA 9404 Motor Route Carrier To aervloo Enterprise end Ren■aa Juactioa area. Apply San­ ford Herald. PI ABO TUNING A REPAIRING Robaaw Sparling (iaada W. L. HARMON 2944-1 B. lit. Ph. PA 9*1961 PH. FA 2-4223 After 6 P. M. ---28. Automata lee RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO Greenware Free Initrurttom EXTRA NICE 1*37 Mercury Mont rlair fordor. Automatic tram Gift Plrtea—Supplies—Kilns mission, R and II 2400 mi., new Rinehart Roed Ph. FA 2-1707 nylon Urea, luperior condition LEWIS SALES A SERVICE inside and out. Will sell for Vespa Motor Scoolera *1,473 or will lake older car in Heater A Lawn Mower Service trade. See at 102 Suniand Dr. or Weal Country Club Rd. r \ 2 7928 call TA 2-7233. C*« pi eta la wo Montana nee; I9-A Trailers Pertillier—Ipriylag — Mowing JOHN LOMBIBSE 1*34 43 ft. Great Lake) House419 Wlllew Ava. PA 9-Tl*f trailer for sale; reasonable. Call FA 2-7914. TV and RADIO REPAIR af t 3:00 aighta and waekenda; San­ 3-BEDROOM trailer tally air con­ ford, Laks Mary and Longwood. ditioned, waibcr and dryer. Will PA 2-2772 and FA 2-8613. sell equity very reasonable or will trado lor oquily In 3 bed­ ■■MIC TANK SERVICE room home. Phono PA 1-3134. Rlnea 1948 A. BARK DeBART KOrth 1-4422 NUrth 8-4711 21. Furnttorw • BIG VALUBA BNVBLOPXI, Letiorbeadi. Hale • QUICK CM C IT meato, Invrtres, kaad Ulla, aad • BAIT TBRBB ■HRaai, ate. Preteeiaive Priattot O* Pheae PA 2-toN - WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 308 Wait 11th Bt. WILSON - MAILS JM 4-Bedroom borne with 3!i baths, large living room; dialog room, Florida mom: terrauo doors, renutl best, lever el fruit trees. iseo sy . FT. OVERALL B27.HOO TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY Large store with one ibedroem apartment and two l-bedroom •partmaoia. On corner tot with extra lot in raar for parkiag. 132,000 TERMS KOSA lav PAYTON Reglilmd Real Batata Broker Mary E. Larmaa — Lee Salvell B. E. Rogrre, Sr, Aeaeclatea Pk. FA 2 1 * 1 17-91 at Hiawatha IDEM, Retirement Home near Lake Mary. Lake privileges, 1 Bedrooms, CBS, livlag room, eirporte, utility, quiet acigbter. hood Bargain for caah or will sell on terini. Owner, FA 8-4728. FLORIDA Lxkrfront Lota $19,300. $4 V» ra*h. US mo. Spring fed lake. Good fishing. 2M ft. an lake, t acres, 8 bedroom, l'x hath modern CB houae. 23 ml. New Smyrna. 3 mi. Sanford, lirarv Herring, Knterpriae Rd,, Osteen. 2-BEDROOM frame houae m very | good condition: aprtokitr ayatem: front and rear screened in pirn: sa-ajc: large corner lot; i *08 W. Join, be Stenstrom Realty ^^toHdlwg^^J^elaUa^^^topair* IIEKIIKKT STKNSTItOJI Keiiattrrd Kruker ROOFING. Gutter*. Spouting. LEN RIHNKIt Roof Repair!, Painting, Cement LOTTIE BROADWAY A Carpenter W >rk General XEN TORBETT Home Repair*, to Yri Kxprr ■ErrYE D. SMITH lenre. Very Ia * Rale*. Phone AMorlalea FA 3-3902. lit N. Park Pb. PA 2 2110 ~ FINE "INTERIOR PAINTING " NEW^iOMESLoclTArbor;l aad O. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 4 bedroom i ; Fir exciuag family living with planned lux­ B A M ROOKING ury ptux ample entertaining Contractiag A Repairs facilities and play areas at Uceoied — Bonded —Insured moderate prices Shown by ap­ FREE ESTIMATES pointment. Call FA 24032. III Sanford Ave. Ph FA 2 7943 0 M. M. KEYSTONE Mwvto ra, 2 extra toot**, -973. Ph. FA 2 9411. PERFECTION Heater, solid oak coffee table, U3 ft. m u climb fence, Singer button hot* at­ tachment, large trunk. FA 2-7738. SEMI AUTOMATIC Zig-Zag Feet* able. Twenty year guaraatoq part*, labor and service. Re•ponvible party with local credit take over paymaati only. M i model. Write Credit Manana, Rau CM, e/o Sanford H and. USED portable Royal Delate Quiet Typewriter: excellent candltlon; reasonable. TU Oak* Phone PA 2-004T. 22-A—Artklee Wanted BABY high chair, FA 23—Notices A WANTED: Lady to akaro lovely home; bus bend ovar eeai. 9411 Adama CL Phona FA MMB. 3 4 - Lee* A Fo L O S T ; Commercial Vacuum Cleaner oa air baas road, be­ tween Sanford Ave., 1st Bt. a» Golden Lake. B E W A B » fA 2-3171. LOST: Black hotaod pu; Bronson’s Farm. W! please call FA 2-1327. LOST: About 27th St., traitor n o tank, name "Todter” oa tt. W1B party who picked U up Frt. otto please ph. FA 2 3810. REWARD. LOST: Smalt brown ate main dog la Ptoaerort area. Child * pot FA S-UM. II. EdutaUaa — U. I. CIVIL SERVICE TECTB; Men Women, IB-38. Start high M 993.00 weak. Preparatory train­ ing until appointed. Thousands WiadahlsM Hath Liana of Juba open. Experience usually Daar Gtoaa Vent Gtoaa Jenkins Furniture unnecessary. FREE taformattoa RBRVICK 499 Sanford Ave. FA 2-741* on Jobs, salaries, requireme n t -Saakarlk Gtoaa anti Paint Ca. While TODAYI Ltoeoto " ’ CUSTOM BUILT lurnitur* -aiaHI-114 W. tod SL PA t Pekla IS. nitooUa. gle piece* or aete. Alao furni­ ture repair. CabioeU made. PUMPS - araiN B L in FA 2-7043. AB types and rteee. inaliAtd "Do K YouraelT* 12. Articles For Halo WE BBPA1R AND SERVICE I T I N I GOOD u*ed appliance* and TV’a, Baektoeey aad 3apply Ce. we Jake at 317 S. Palmetto NAVY AND AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 1-BEDROOM boma hardwood floor*. Liria lot. 2408 Adams U, f e e l l a . U Court. Wynnewood. T e r m s . WORKING MOTHERS bring your PA 1-1817. children la ma for good rare. M lu Magnolia Evans, 38 Wil­ KHRUSHCHEV SAID liam Clark Court: borne of Mra. "The proposition that the average Agnat Know lee, Sanford. American can afford to live In W W ladk Pb FA 1*082 STORY HOOK HOUSE a three bedroom, two bath home WILL Baby ait in my borne week TV PIfTUItiE- TL,BE SPECIAL days. FA 2 7700. ON FOREST DRIVE like the one shown at the Inter­ For 2 weak* only! national Exposition in Mwrow Twe bedrooms, tna pink, eoe blue 17 in ixi-crpl some la nothing but CAPITALISTIC U^fMumbln^torvIce* -Shady let—lll.oca - owner portables) 123 V) PROPAGANDA!” had to move to icy north and 24 In. 9U.30 Plumbing & Repairs It In 433.30 will sell at whatever reasonable All tultcs have i. 1 year guxrantee. tarns you offer. Make them Com* over to SAN 8F.M KNOLLS, Joe C. Them a* I.I.OYD3 RARIO A TV easy on yourself, but don’t dr. FA 3-0819 tour bloeka east of French Ave. 1923 Marita Ml. 414 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 97to lay calling us to sea this little on 80th Street, and see bow SANFORD Plamkiei A Healing Jewel. wrong Nikita ran be. ^-^^Iraul^JtorUjrs 26*« So r.lm Ph. FA 2 7914. W. B. "BUT STKMPEB Agency ONLY FIVE HOMES LEFT IN PM'MBIha DORIS' IIKAUTY SHOP Phene PA I-4M1 HI N. Park THIS EXCLUSIVE DEVELOP­ Caatrarllog A Repair! 2*04 Adams Ph. FA 2 3333 MENT. BUY NOW -SO YOU MAYFAIR SECTION: Brittany free Eitimatoa C A N CLAIM HOMESTEAD A Satisfied ruvtomer la our bed ityle, targe living-dining area, t . I. BABVIT EXEMPTION NEXT YEAR. advertlvement. firapUee, I be*, -om. 1 bath, 8*4 Sanford Ave. Phon. PA 21181 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY MMJK family room. Ph. PA 1-1344. W. H. ” 11111” STEM PER Agency 103 So Oak Ph FA 71742 OUTSTANDING > BR.. I>> bath; Realtor A Iniuror Ymir Gtamiur Headquarter* patio; larga lot: fine neighbor­ ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffee hood NO QUALIFYING. 11200 Arthur P. Dsjr, l.vetrtt Harper / Flumbim 3 Heali5 7 dowi. |80 par month. FA 17888. Robert r . May, Bart Pilrher, Helen E. Noonan AIK CONDITIONINB Phone FA !-4!Wt IIS N. I’srk Beauty Saloa CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK C. A. Whiddon, Sr. JSin Oak FA I 7684 PA 2-4MI 2-BEDROUM, kitchen equipped HOT laaferd Ave. BROKER home. Iziw down payment. 93<i FA I7U« t*t la. Park Ava. Pk FA i itoi II. Eltctriral Srrvirca a month, lit* Summerlin. LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON' BUY DIRECT —Fiat act arrang Houae Wiring - Rlaetrlc Service Baagerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. ■EAI ESTATI l».l IV L-IN •d, I bedroom house, paved Si., Sid Yihlea 3844 Freurti Ave. laadicspod. Partly furnished. RA.NDAI.1. ELECTRIC CO. Central Heat. Under SIO.OOO. For J. W. HALL 113 Magnolia PA Zuoi.'i detalla call NO 8-4347 after B Realtor P. M. "Call Balt” Phone FA 1 1441 M. "Dei” Vein Eltelriral Scr. Dei Saya For Service Cell. . FA 2-4894 FA 2 5983 Swtfly tig go. r*rk Are. Ph. PA 2-6441 Sanford Evans Bldg. Lake Mary Ph. PA M M * ON I.ARGE LAKE Gateway Te The Waterway Your EMNBUDK Dealer EXCLUSIVE LOCAL FRANCHISE Prefer man accustomed to, and desiring. Urge annuel earnings. Our products ie a revolutionary new concept to old aervire problem. Thousand! iitleflrd uaera. No ealea or otter ex­ perience required. Factory af tarda training and euppllei everything, if alncerely intereeted to lifetime income in your owo buataaea; live in Florida and tea make modest investPanitare storage aod Moviag mete ef 94QQ8 then write us in To aad From Aaiwharo detail aad include phone for C. E. PHILLIPS ROLLAWAY. HoypMa* and Baby peraonal latervlew. WRITE: Mr. iMB Preaeh Ave. Ph. PA 2-11*1 la. Day. Weak ar Haata — Alton. 1110 Eaxt TuKarawaa FURNITURE MODERN BUG CLEANERS It., Captoa 4, Ohio. 111* Preoak Ave. All Site Rugs And Wall To Wall Pk. PA 2-7948 Carpets. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 8. Pemato Beta Weatod 1 Week Service Ph. PA 2 7437 Used furniture, ipplitoees, tool* WHITE GIRL: Age 21 40. I It. I #u. Bought-eoId Larry'* Man la. or taller, to work in Dun- R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor au Sanford Ava. Pk. PA M 1U a Asphalt Drlvewayt drotto defertmeot aperating dry­ a Parking Art at er*, folding clothra and etc. ISA VEl Apply ia parson to Jot's Laun­ Quality Workmanship A Matarlali Naw A Uaed Tsrmi To Suit Your Budget dry A Dry Ctosnera, 130T San­ Punt It ora aid • Free Estimates ford Avenue. a Week Goaraatoed M other of Sanford WAITRESS, phone Spring 4-4333. Phuna FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. 909-200 I . Flrat It. Pk. PA t-0911 i r H aU V IW e ---------- Raal Estate — Insurance WANT ADS BRING 22. Art teles Fee Bala CM Flew ere Far Any OrreeDa SINGER PORTABLE for HANFORD FLOWER SHOP due. to reapoualbte party with FA 1.1822 or FA 1-92 71 loeil credit. Take ovar pay* menu t t 98.48. Writa Credit 17. Pate • Livestock • sappHaa Manager, Boa CM, e/o Herald. FREE: 3 part Persian kittens. 23' H0BE 91.10. Boy's Waotora Phone FA 2-1208. FLOOR landing and llatshing Dungartea ttJS pe. Axmy-Navy Cleaning, Waxiag. I • r v I a g MINfATURE poodles AKC relitSurplus Store, 310 Sanford Ava. Semtetee Caoaty eiaM tto* tored, excellent pedigree, Pk. R. H. ALIA SON, Lake Mary. FA 2 3442. Sell Ua Your Piiraltan. Qtecfe I Servtree II. Service With The Cash. SUPER IP. Beats aad Mot era TRADING POST, FA 2-0077. LAFF-A-DAT FURNISHED Lakefrant apart- FIVE ACRES on Orange Blvd., Psols; five room house; garage. maot. Contact R. *. Camera, H. A. Taylor, Bt. 1 Box 1M. ro — 3-BEDROOM untarnished bouM, I BEDROOM, CB borne. Low c ism Bits rwi-m S»W»»u, l*r down aod monthly pay meats. kilebao electrically equipped. Call PA 1 3347. MU WUlow Avenue. Call *Tow Um fo lk s »— fliln ln y fA 10274. MAJOR RROWN RBALTY Realtar MELAKA APARTMENTS: raemi prirata batka, 114 W. Pi rat I t LAKE MARY Hi. PA 2-5237 af PA I-1M4. HOUSE for Sale or Trade: Price LAKE MABY: New house. > bad97,100. Terms. Ph. PA I-B1S4. rooms, untamahad, kitebaa equipped. Pbooa PA 1-AtM. LOCH ARBOR CANAL FRONT I1EDROOM unfurnished house, 441 Crystal Drive <11 Rualla Drlva. 9*0 mastb. This three bedroom homo with lto BANFORD PROPKBTlKa PA 2-1U0. baths, kitchen equipment, dis114 Atlantia Beak Building SMALL etraa tarn, aparlmaot; Fie. Manila poael, exhaust fan. space beater R. B. Ivtra private entrance PA 3-070S. and Venetian blinds can be YOU NAME nr-W E IX FIND IT yours tar the low dewm garment t. Waatad to Rent af 91900 aad aeaumt low In­ PARMER’S AGENCY ternet rata mortgage te *W V N. V. farmer. Renter WANTED: room Is modern IBs owner has bean traneforrwd D. H. Whitmore with private bath. Must be A-l, and has authorised us to tower Lillian G. Trams far active retired gentle mao. the price to 914.BM wtth Imme­ Associate*. Write Boa 4. T., e /o Seated diate poaaeseaian. Eielustva I l l A French Ava. Ph. PA 9-MI1 Herald. Altar hours, PA U B U , PA 9-4IB1, COUPLE would like ta rentes bay PA H an ROBERT A. like rent, a I bedroom, kHatea equipped house, net near air FOB BALE BT OWNER: House, PA* 111 Hally Ava., 8-bedrooma. bast. Write Box Ste, Sanford ar Priced tar quick atln at 99,400. EXTRA LARGE I bedroom, 1 yr. phono PA 1-7441. old epic and mao home an large 11,609 down payment Cemtart picturesque lot to Buwlaad EaI. Reel Batata Par Bala Mrs. M. L. Reknew, 1MB E. tataa. Case* la to Sanford; 3 Bewtoato Blvd._______________ ml. to elactranlca plants; M M I D ROOM, living room, dinmto. to Orlando. Owner wtU sail S L Jm L ct tfn A p Cm tag room, kitebaa equipped, below market value; 914,MB; panelled Ftor room. Easy with 11,343 down, BUM mo. 111 N. Park Ava. IB. PA M lM terms. Call FA I-ITA4. FHA, no qualifying, no mort­ gage coals. Fart occupancy. In­ 1 BEDROOM, I baths. 4th addi­ cluded extras are custom drapes tion Pinecrast, 91,09* equity. and blinds, bath vanitory, OK Ph. FA 2-TBU. range and refrigerator. Must tea to appreciate this value at 103 RAYMOND M. BALL Sunlaod Dr. or call PA 2-7138. from Nov. to, HOC, h> July 4. Mil. However, the “false" J a h a XXIlt was recognised aa pontiff during bis reign by many great Eurapaaa countries, including France. Gormany and England. Finally, the troubled times caught up with him aad ha wai farced ia ftoe wheo the Caused of Constance deposed Mm Warn the papal thrums. Ha was thrown into jaU. Tbe false pope remained to Jail ia Flvsnca until early ia 1419 when Popa Mania V bad him re­ leased. “John XXIU” vowed ab­ dication and obedience to Martlo V — vows which bo kept until bU death In Dacembar af that asms y e a r . _________ • II. Balldtng - Prating « Repair* 18. Flewarx A Plante PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Estimates — Work Guaranteed Semtaele Palattog Ceatractere PA 2-1204 . This ad needs no fancy dressing. Do )ou warn to go into business for yourself? Would you be in­ terfiled in buying a bright, RENT A BED clean grocery business with I Rettowey, HoapiU* A Baby Bag* major oil company gaa pumps By Dry, Work or Month. on 17-12? — for only 14,300? CARROLL'S FUR NIT l'BE Don’t wall, or w ell k v« to Ph. PA M i l l l i e W. lot St. say “it’s soldi” SLEEPING roam: flrat floor W. B. “BUT ITEM PER Agtscy front: elria; link la room; khPA I-4M1 HI N. Park cbeo privileges; hour like. Pk. PA I MM, i i. Hally. BARGAIN — MOVE IN TODAY 1 BR. house oa Magnolia, Ju*t out FURNISHED houat; reaioofblt. af cHy liinl's; kitchen equipped. Phone PA 2-MM. Venetian blinds, aeaee healer. Must sail at once. 939M. Will TWO BEDROOM home, *06 San trade for lata modal car. Ca r 1 a a. Kitchen equipmeat, FA 1-0*61 or FA 1-0333. W O Phone PA S-Mil. JAYCEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST BLANK Mail to: Contest Chairman .lay ecu Information Building Sanford, Florida, Box 339 GENERAL RULES: 1. F.ntriea must be located in tha Sanford Ar** (contact Information Building for limits). 2. Contestants may enter Residential or Cominer* rial classification nr both. Separata entry blank* are required for each entry. 3. Only one division may be entered under the Re­ sidential classification. All Residential entries will be eligible for Division No. -I. 1. Entries must be mailed or brought to the Jay* cee Bldg., on French Ave. by noon Dec. 22, 195D. 5. Contestants are requested to keep displays lighted nightly between 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. un* til winners are announced to allow Judge* ample time to check all entries. (Check classification and division) 4 •nrfgyfe OFFICE SPACE *ilb ample park­ ing. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2- Tomb Of 'F alse' Pope Comes As Surprise To Sightseers FI/1RENCE, M.ly (UPlb-Sight ■eera visiting tha fabulous leaaiasanee treaaures of Florence lake a look at the beiutital work —then do a doable-take at the Inscription. For the Inscription say* it la Rm tomb of -Pope John XXIII,” And Don i teHo, one ef the pattest aeuMora of th a l. did indeed depict a pontiff on hit M ar garb1 ad in the robe* af Mm lytaf-laatate. Of course, it ia net Mw Pope John XXIII who la the sucrent ntpreme pontiff. This la Ma tomb of the “falie” pope—a papa not recognized by the Vatican. John XXIII, who was the world­ ly and crafty Naopolltan Baldas aara Coeia, took tbe peat by bribery and intrigue at > Mate when the church war undergoI log the crista of tha great acci­ dental ichitm. He served aa “pope” from 1410 to 1411. During that period aa many aa three men claimed to bs pope at the same time. Tbe pope now recognised by the church, as the rightful pon­ tiff was Gregory XII, who served BY OWNER: I bad room ome, br»t .location in Country Club •h r New A Used Furniture A Appll ancea. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRAD^C WELCOME READY MIXED CONCRETE Window Still — I.Intel i — Sand Rock—Stepping Slnnra — Steel Grease Traps—Precast Step* Cement—Dry Wellv MIRACLE CONCH*"*: CO 300 F.lm Ave. PA 13711 FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM VENETIAN BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag pruof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon lapei. Cotton or nylon curdi. HOMES • • Quiet Camrauiiitjr Near tialf Couroe $450 Down Turw Wate Oa lOUl 81. Fallow Couatry Huh Rd. k Watefc Far Oar StRtM . . . O PEN D A IL Y » :M A. M. TH Dark SU N D A Y 2:00 l \ M. T U Dark ShxuunakaA Coastructioa Co, lac. Ml Wert M*k Ste Phope FA 111*8 We Invito you to t e one atooletsly tree without ti»n at om af Sateeed'a Motel* while you tosato able hoortog tar y family. Pick up yew oar Setoo Office. SEE Senkarik Gtoaa and Paint Co. 112 114 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 2 3632 (Down a NEW RAVENNA PARK NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD SUNLAND Estates & “In the City of Gracious Living:" South PINECRES1 4th Addition Dream Homes Homes Designed For Florida Living. 1 A 4 Bedrooms — 1 A 2 Baths *340 *9890 VA - PHA FHA In Servlet Conventional Financing1 Down Payments Low as $425 Down Pay menl-.No Cloalng T O T A L PRIC E Howtv feature 8 Bedraame . 1l » TH* Bathe • Screened Perch • L'liUty Keen . Ter. real* Floors • Carport* • Lead, •raped Let* - All City Con<enienrea. *6400 MONTHLY PAYMENTS W. 29tk SI. PA 1-7402 Saafard You can move in immedi­ ately while th* papors are being processed. Wa Guarantee Peraonal Satisfaction On Tha Construction Of Your Home For The Flrat Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Bt Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, inc. Cor Hwy. 17-92 k 27th St. rhon FA 2-1301 �% All Husk Yule Service Slated For Church Dec. 13 Rtate toraad sut last wtok to be ■aMtimtod Jar tho Civic Ballet Company ed Central Florida. Leviaeff, Artistic Dinai l l , aagrsaeed hi* delight to tbs toteroat sad enthusiasm shown IT tin yeong dancers. . Ta date Levtaoff has salaried ■ dancers for the Senior Comygay. The Junior Group composed a f M youngsters, ages *-l«, lo n gaw addition to Civic Ballet Com­ pany this year. Central Florida Is Warn laxfard, Cocoa Beach, LockWrt, Kissimmee, Leesburg, Ortoads, Winter Park, Winter Gardaa and Enterprise. .Senior Company dancers from fcWlfird are Caret Lee Blllson and Pftakie Jones. Junior Company dancers from Sanford era Joanne C. Huhw, Luaflto Lse King, Daryl McLain, Batty Odham, Bbarnlynn Williams Md Dealt* Wynn. J b a Senior Company la to iwhearsal and will ta ready by Dec. SB to /r esent i "L’Ksprite do la ’Quotable Quotes m - Halted Pis h International •'LONDON—Sir Winston Church111, cheered when be made a sur­ prise visit to Parliament on hia S i b V .’M :* •SvvWIny t ahnrita* gad Conservatives for their apI lease: HI accept most gratefully and o v erly both forma of rompli- Vale*," Masquerade Suite, by Khatchaturian; •‘Pastorale," Ad­ age, Ballet Suit* Ne. 1 by Bhoatakovicb; "Ballet Tyrokeoa," Bal­ let from the opera "William Tell" by Boasinl. Levineff will be honored by tfa* Board ef Directors of Civic Ballot Co. at a roeopUoa to bo bald at TV's Sunday Showcase Pulls Major Boo-Boo By FRED DANZIG NEW YOBK (UPI) - Remem­ ber Alan Handley? He’s the fellow who ran the Academy Awards fiasco last spring. Wall, ha tried to make up for it aa producer-director of an­ other awards show Sunday night on NBC-TV’a Sunday Showcase. This time, M was the record in­ dustry’s turn (o hand out the hardware, called "Grammy," to Its deserving performers. While Handley’s one-hour colorcoot ended on schedule — I sus­ pect the use of tape helped — It etiil couldn’t avoid a major boo-boo. This came when Van Cliburn made ■ shambles of the classiest tnusle awards by read­ ing from tho wrong card*. Servos them right, though, for hiring Cliburn merely to walk on and talk. Ho didn’t perform. After this gaffe, tho show set­ tled down to a imoothcr, matterof-fact and duller presentation. Moat of the numbers were below the production and excitement levels m Dick Clark t aaturnay night rock-n-roil salvo on ABCTV, although three of Ute 10 numbers were staged with unusual imagination. 1 refer to the ubiquitous Bobby Darin’s “ Mack the Knife," Duke Elllnglon’a “An­ atomy of a Murder," and Jimmy Driftwood’s ’’Bailie of New Or­ leans." Host Meredith Willson was handicapped by a static script and nothing to do. MIAMI — Ban. Pnt McNamara (D-Mleb.), stating that, be has ■ad* no sacrat of the fact that fct* wtf* and nephew ere on his payroll: - l tape tbs government gala a* ■web worth from other people on Dialing and Filing: CBS-TV’* Ha payroll as I da from what I filmed Small World ihow has ths fa y » y people.” happy habit of leaving In remarks that poke fun at its format. Con­ LONDON — Elocution toacher fronted by a middle commercial, Mrs. Rath Bottartll, describing Field Marshal Montgomery pro her course la teach parakeets tested with: "We don’t want any •Isan and proper language: commircial stuff in this, I think "I never let them hear bad it’s much loo good." As Ed Murlanguage. I do swear occasional­ row laughed, Monty added, "I ly, but I go out the mom to think ll’a the rat’s whiskers." But NBW YORK — Koek V roll disc jockey Alan Freed, after bs(sig asked the difference between "payula” and consultant ftos which ho ha* admitted receiving from record firm*: "Someone will have to explain payola.” To Hold Donee - Th* .Seminole High Diversified Cooperative Training Club is sponsoring a dance lo be held Friday at the Sanford Civic Cen­ ter from a-11 p. m. The benefit deuce, open to the public, will feature dour prises, Orlando linger Ral Donncr who m ule ■ rrcent recurd of “Tell Mt Why”, The Cornetts’ TV hand and the Delray*. Food baskets lo help the needy Will be welcomed by Hie DCT Club, composed of students who attend school in the morning and Work in Hie afternoon. Florida Special To M ake First- Run Th* Atlantic Coast Line Florida Special will make Hi first run or toe season from New York. Der. IT, and its first northbound trip to m Miami Dee. II, Sanford ACL ticket agent L. T. Sheppard re­ ported today. Under its new sche­ dule th* Special will leave New York in the morning and the northbound will pull out of Miami hi tbs afternoon, thus permitting an extra diy in Florida. Th# Waat Coaat Champion’s through sleeping eervire (rom New York lo Naples begins Der. IT. The Miamian, an all-Pullman teaiq, wiki run between New York and Miami twice weekly, leaving Blew York on Monday and Friday afternoons, and leaving Miami « Sunday and Thuriday morntog*. The East Coast Champion, to* Havana Special Use Ever■ledee sad Palm alto wilt continue their regular service. Coupons for the Roroaia House on Sunday Dec. g. Tho first showcase rehearsal performance (ia praetice dress) of L’EspriU da la Vales" will bo danced at this time by Ua girls ad the sampan/. AH members and friends af Civic Ballet Company art cor­ dially invited to attend. Culi Scout i’xrk 2C1 at its last meeting was treated (a a series of skits, contest* sml award cere, monies. The meeting was held *1 the First Methodist Church in Oviedo, Den 2, member* wearing black moustache*, high collar* and deep cuffs, pantominrd a barber shop nlng. An original skit, written by Jim Fraser, father of on* of the boys, was presented by Den t. A guessing content, under Ibe direction of Mrs. J. M. Staley, was enjoyed. Koch person was asked to guess the numlwr of rookies in * J*r. Susan Stiimpf, who guessed 1«M), received the cookies for her award. A candlelight Hobcut ceremony was conducted, at which time llohr* t pins were presented lo Bill Crabtree, (iilliert Michael and Hilly Slonipf. Hilly, who has been a Cub since last spring, also was pir-ented hi* wolf budge, a silver arrow, a gold srrow and a bear book. •van Monty and bis fellow sol­ dier* — Generals Mark Clark and Fridoiln Vow Soe-c. — couldn’t halt that commercial blits. The rast of il» ihow was mostly ster­ ile and trita., .poor Army. Firat cam* Saturday’s 43-12 loss to Navy oo NBC-TV and on Sunday, four West Pointers lost to four Annapolis men on CBS-TV’* GK College Bowl, 2T0-M Of the two setbacks. I’ll bat the quit show trouncing was the more humili­ ating. NBC-TV’a_ syrupy, stodgy Friday night special, "The Mira­ cle on 34lh Street" was filled with Yuletlde good will lo all but psy­ chologists. Ed Wynn's portrayal of Santa Claus contained too much Ed Wynn. Jack Benny and hia guest, Jack Paar, missed a fine opportunity for high rnmedy Sunday night on the CBS-TV halfhour. Routine stuff. The Channel Swim: The award­ winning program Omnibus, which NBC-TV was unable lo sell lo sponsors for the current season, nas caugut me Cbd-tV tj* . . . in and now is reported to be near a salt. Trade sources say the net­ work Is anxious to revive the pro­ gram a* part of its new effort lo Improve it* public. ima" \ . . Pater Lawford and lermlone Gingold have been jddrd to Frank Sinatra’s ABC TV special on Sunday, Dec. II. Hedda Hop­ per will preside over in NBC-TV Hexall special on Jan. 10. The for­ mat ia based on Miss Hopper’s 33 years in Hollywood. Singer Hobby Darin it the subject of Ralph Ed wards’ This Is Your Life show on NBC-TV Wednesday, Dec. 2 Ar­ thur Godfrey’s next CBS-TV spe­ cial, set for Friday, Jan. 13, will feature segments taped in Jam ai­ ca, where Godfrey will spend a week starting Dec. 3, Sam Levcnion suhs for Godfrey on CBS ra­ dio during that timr. Other winning awards were a* follows: Wayna Crabtree, cub badge, gold arrow and two silver arrows; Jimmy Fraser, bear budge and gold arrnw;bsrar badge and lion book to l’hllip Walker: Richaril Walker, gold arrow and (rear book; Ibm .Sliver, wolf badge, gold arrow and twu silver arrow*; Gilbert Voight, gold arrow and lion book; Hill Crabtree, wolf badge; Jimmy I'caraun, gold ar­ row anil Charles Evans, gold and silver arrows. Service star* weie presented to Wayn# Crabtree, Gilbert Voight and Jimmy Fraser. Honor rubs for the mouth were Hilly Mtumpf, Wayne Crabtree, Jinuny Fraser, lion Stiver, Bill Crabtree and Charles Evans. Dan mother* for the msmlh of December will ba Mrs. J. C. Michael and Mr*. J, M. Staley in tlvirdo and Mrs. Baldino and Mr*. Voight In Chnluota. St. Paul Church Concert Dec. 28 Abraham Butler Hicks Jr. will appear la a benefit concert for Si. Paul Baptist Church, Dec. to, at • o. a . at Croomi Academy. Ticket* are on sale at BrutivsWilliam* Funeral Home; Snow'* Cafe, Cleo’a Beauty Shop, Meti s Beauty Shop, Stapler's Pharmacy, Louie god* Shim and may be voice— that they hav* Franck perfume th*t sells lo r $21 er |60 an ounce, Aad —'"berau** you're to nice," The annual ail music Christmas service of the First Presbyterian It may hav* nothing to do with Church will be held on Dec. lg at United Nations debate on Hun­ S p. m., according to rhurcb of­ gary and a probable saw indict­ ment of Russia for its ruthless ficials. The hour of worship will Include suppression of the 195a Hungarian ten anthems sung by the Chined revolt, but Communist Eait Ber­ eholr, with the participation of lin bears that • reduction of So­ the Intermediate Girls choir and. viet troops in Hungary once more wtll be under the direction of Mrs. is being discussed. Soviet Defense George Touhy, minister of music. Minister Rodion MalL'OVsky is The instrumental music .of the supposed to havs taken it up with service will include three organ Soviet commanders in Hungary. numbers, a violin solo and an Boon reports that Chancellor organ-violin (election. Mrs. Robert Konrad Adenauer will rely on Anderson, whoso violin artistry French President Charles Dehas previously added to services Gaulle to look out for West Ger­ of the church, will be the soloist. man Interests in the coming west­ Twenty-seven members of the ern summit m cling. Adenauer is ancel choir will take part In said to feel that among the West­ I telling in musk of the Christ­ ern Big Three, DeGaullc has the mas story, w’.l!e IS of the girlsgreatest personal and national Intermediate group will be heard stake ia the critical German and jyt their portion of the musical Berlin issues. At the same time, narrative. he feels that President Eisenhow­ The vesper hour was chosen to er and British Prime Minister permit members of other churches Harold MscmiUan era too preoc­ to attend this yulctidc adoration cupied by Ibe slot- and arms and afford the Presbyterians op­ race to bs able to give hill con­ portunity to attend the services of sideration lo German interests. some of the other churches. Britain continues fearful that France and West Germany be­ tween them will equeese Britain Wine*Ta»ter§ out of Ha former position of pres­ HOLLYWOOD* (UPI) — Dur­ tige in European affairs. The ing the filming of location scenes question of a bigger British sayfor Walt Disney’s "Pollyaoa" in so in Europe will be taken up In Napa Valley, actort Adolphe Men- I/oodofi during the visit of Pre­ jou and Ed Dearing were invited mier Antonio Segnl of Italy. The to visit one of the wineries for British hope to dust off the al­ most-forgotten West European which the area is famoui. a ANYBODY FOR LKMON AUK suyn five-yenr-oid Cheryl Shaw, of Tumpa. Florida who could just about comer the kid 'it lemonade market. Cheryl has the busic in­ gredient in these four hnsketbull nized lemons. A bit of sugar, some ice. and lots of water, would put her right in business. (UPI Telephoto) c3 :1 — 111^ Union (WEU), in which they art member* along with France, W e*t£ Germany, Italy and Um three "Benelux" eountriea. The WEU first waa aet up to permit Urn staged rearming a< Weat Ger­ many. Thingt are looking up ia the tongdrawn negotiation* i* **tahil*B ew lationa between Japan and toe Bepublic of Korea, aa result ad ef­ fective behind-tbe-acena* work bp to U.S. officials. Incidentally, Tokyo hears that North Korean Foreign Minister Nam It, long a Comm* nlat mouthpiece, lost hi* Joh be­ cause of the failure ef the schema to repatriate thousands of Koreeue now in Japan to Communlit North Korea. Only a small percentage Of the ltb.ooo North I w o r n to Japan wanted it. Hospital Notes l-ewia Small, DeBary Mattie Williams, Sanford Louise Maisey, Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. Willi* WINiams Jr,, Sanford, a daughter EHsrails i l l Mark Dysll, Sanford Ronald Driggers, Geneva Lewis Hobby, Seated John Wright, Sanford Cieda Padgett, Sanford t o o c when there were only T cars FLORIDA Back to 1905, whew there wars only 101 motor eohtote in Florida, Standard Oil's quality products worn avaS able whatever to* motorist shoes to drive. now FL O R ID A S cars number v li ^ Florida's great progress in the post Halfcentury is reflected to the increas* of its motor vehicle* to 7 .07A.73A* to 193B . . . with Standard Od’s quality products ltd/ first to popularity. .... Standard Oil products have been FIR ST in popularity with FL O R ID A motorists v 2,076.726. Times change . . . c a n change . . . yet three generation! of Florida motorist* hav* continued to award tale* leadership to t o product* that they’va found give them t o moat performance for thair money—Standard Oil. You’ve got to be good to stay out in front! i <t>mpt!rJ • �\ —A A Fi, 1 Christmas Parade List Completed B y Jaycees The Jaycees have marshalled a display of pomp, music and color for Friday's Christmas t’srsde through downtown Sanford. A Marine color guard will lead Ihe parade down First Si. from Sanford Ave. when the starting •^th istle blow* at 3: IS p. nt. ™ Following the color guard will be 13 hands, 31 large floats, 18 email floats, tix marching units, tour trucks and 18 cars. At least 1,000 persons will be in the pagenl and 30,000 watchers are expected, parade chairman Jack Wither and publicity chairman Dave Klingen smith said today. The first section will consist ut the color guard, Sanford Police Chief Roy Williams, Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Highway Patrol Iroope.s, a Navy marching platoon, the Seminole High School Rand. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr., Jaycrc President Mason Wharton, the city and county commissioners, a state legislative delegation. Cham­ ber of Commerce President B. L. Perkins and Committer of 100 Chairman Scott Burns. Assistant Parade Marshal Stu Stetson will lead the fired group. The Sanford Jr. High band, the Odham and Tudor float, the Ka­ rtell of America small float and marching unit, the Lions Club float, die Jaycee Wives Club, the Jaycee float and the polio car will W oodruff Quits A s Gator Coach m GAINESVILLE (LTD — Bob Woodruff resigned today aa football ooach and athletic director a t tho Uni vend ty of Florida, under heavy pre.-s.sure from alumni and atudenta. Announcement of Woodruff'! resignation wai made by University President J. Wayne Reitz. “In discussing his resignation with him," Reitz auid, "it mutually agreed that he will •ontinue aa coach and athletic director pending selection of hia "I wiata to express my ap­ preciation for the fine job he had 4 o n e aa head football coach and athletic director," Rciti said. “The new coach at the University of — r turitla wtH be named as sow aa po»iible.” Woodruff just completes! 10 years at the Southeastern Conference school amid widespread criticism among Plorida sports writers and alumni and fans. Ill* (ram this season finished the season with a J t 1 mark, climaxed by a stunOning upset victory over Miami faturday, 23-14 which knocked the Hurricanes out of the Orange Bowl. Woodruff la the second coach of a Florida university to quit In this football season. Perry Moss, twice banged in eHigy by students at Florida State University, left there and moved—at twice the salary— to the professional Montreal Alou•tie*. The Woodruff announcement feram e as a surprise in the face of his denials of such a move )uM last week. During the football season Woodruff was hanged, buried or drowned in effigy several time*. He also was endorsed by the en­ tire football team and given a vote of confidence by a majority of sports writers in a secret bal­ lot taken during the Georgia game Nov. T. .Some sports columnists began S tash in g out at the former Tennes­ see tackle when his team had a 30 record. When Ihe team was ■till undefeated, but once tied, Woodruff was accused of being too conservative, uninspirationai and not using his players to best advantage. Woodruff. 43. was lured to Flor­ ida from Baylor after three Gator coaches had been able to produce only cine winning season in 14 C le a rs . Rossmtn Named Fund Treasurer News Briefs Polio Report JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Threw more polio eases were reported io Florida last week, boosting live year's total to IN. This com­ pared with Z3» cases for the same period in 1938. Landing Trouble TAMPA (UPI) —A National Atr Lines Convair carrying 12 persons landed safely Tuesday night after circling Tampa international Air­ port about 20 minutes with ap­ parent landing gear trouble. How­ ever, the trouble was found to be in the warning light and not in the landing gear, an airline of­ ficial said. Graham Crusade Set MIAMI (UPI) -E vangelist Billy Graham wilt meet with local ministers and laymen today to plan a sene* or meetings here. The erusade pioiiabiy will lie held in February or March of 1981. Details will be worked out by an executive committee expected to he namnl at today's meeting. Walkout Averted NEW YORK ( UPI I - The In temillonal Lo. -shoremen'* Assn agreed Tuesday night to a new contract, averting the threat of a renewed East ami Gulf Coast dock walkout when a Taft Hartley injunction rxpirci Dec. 27. Still unresolved wai the crucial issue of automation, but the 70,000 • member union agreed lo submit the problem to hind mg arbitration if nn solution la reachrd in to more days of negotiation*. Brutality Charge TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The governor's olfice confirmed k i* Jack Rnssman was appointed investigating reports of brutality treasurer of the buldins fund com­ to Negroes hy Bay County law mittee of the Upsala Presbyterian officers William Killian, an aalr Church at die group's meeting to Gov. L Hoy Collins, asked Monday, Tuesday Highway Patrol Com­ The group also discussed plan* mander II. N. Kirk man and Hay • j tor the construction of the build- Sheriff M J. Daffin (or a foil log and agreed to launrh a pro ropon no the death of a Negro jeef selling Mocks a* a first stop , airman and th* beating of Inward financing tho project. I other. travel In the second section led by assistant parade marshal Jack Hand. Assistant Marshal Clyde Long will lead the third section com­ posed of the Winter Garden High band, the Altamonte Elementary School float, the Ratio Riders float, the Beta Jg n ia Phi Car and the Tuberculosis Association, Sanford Manufacturers, and Lake Mary School floats. Tiie Crooms Academy Band will be the first unit in lh« fourth section commanded by Assistant Marshal Richard Keogh. Follow­ ing them will be the Crooms marching unit, the Midway Ele­ mentary School, Goldsboro Ele­ mentary and Cutset Brewer Court floats ■ml Ihe Phyllis Wheatley High band. Tbs Florida MdaUtry M o o t bend and marching unit, the David Mathes, Southside Elementary School. Fleet Reeertt Association and Kuslora .Vogels Car Club floats will be in the sixth section led by Assistant Marshal Curtis Dunaway. Assistant Marshal Bob BrLson will command Section Seven. The DeLand High hand. Ihe Rtde-AWhile Stables and Waal Side Kle meatary School floats, the Milehetl adjustable boat and trailer, and the Holy Cross Episcopal Church and St. Luke's Christian Day School floats will appear in this group. The Mt. Dora High School band, Sanford Woman's Club float, Seminole Sports Car Club Asso­ ciation c a rs,. Civitan Club. Lake Monroe School, Altamonte Ele­ mentary School, and H P.O.E. So. 180 floats will travel in section eight, led by Assistant Marshal Phil Bell. Ken Mrlqloah wiH be assistant Marshal for the ninth section, composed of the Leesburg High School band, the Skate City float, the Pat Fletcher cars, and the Abstract Corporation, Anna Mill­ er Circle, Sanford Orlando Ken nel Club and Monroe Harbor floats. Section M) will havr the Eustis High School band, the Odham ami Tudor large float, the WIOD car. Hie Hoy Scout Troop sno marching unit, another Southside School float, the First Presbyter­ ian Church float, the 4-11 Boys Cub Scout Pack 343, the Seminote High School, Pilot Club anA Salvation Aritiy fluW, t/H1wJ*aA vaiion Army marching unit, the llnlarv ('lull float and the three Florida Forestry trucks. Hob Crumley will be Ihe Assistant Marshal (or this section. leading off Section 12, com­ manded by Ed Hunt, will be the Hi shop Moore High School band, followed hy Ihe Sanford Naval Air Station, Sanford Grammar School, Sanford Junior High, and Semi­ nole Neighborhood Girl Kcuul* floats, with two Hishop and Hart truck* and a Robson's Sporting Goods float. The Winter Park High School band, the Santa Claus float and U Dusty Boots Hiding Associa­ tion horses along with other prancing .teed* will be in the final section led hy Assistant Marshal Carlton tills* Balloon Sale To Aid Home Sanford Jay errs will pool their power tomivrrow night when thee blow up balloon* for the Christmas Par ile. The balloon* io be sold at the parade five 21 cents each will lie inflated at Strickland Morrison Inc. at 301 K. First SI. All proceeds will go to the (aitheran Haven Children's home in filavts. Archie Wise is chairman of the balloon tale. long CHECKING THE ENTRIES are Jnvcee parade chair­ man Jack Wilber, left, and publicity chairman Dave Klingenamith, who are busy getting the finals, bands, marching unit* and horse* in order for Friday after­ noon's pageant. I M u s Rw* biu outfBuitf. ISUttt ITioluj ^ c u t f u r it <$h? T J m t lit Partly cloudy through Thursday. Warmer tonight. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 55-BO, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA United Presa Leased Wire Established 1908 WEATHER VOL. XL1X NO. 576 Board Reverses Tax Exemption Decision Indications this afternoon are The Hoard of F.qualiiation today I were represented by Attorney Jim homestead exemption before the that the Board should wrap up the overrode a tax assessor's decision [ Hush, who said the assessor's of- April 1, 1939. deadline. He oflcred rrrlified deeded two-day proceeding* and won't to deny home lead exemption to f, h d ^ , ht ,, pa- proof that thrv purchased homes j reconvene tomorrow u m r 1* ncoocrl* owners in s Tfwr st.-------------------------------------- hy Jan. I and were living ihere inly w irr ‘ l" few J "" (‘ompl.iuunti ........1 Sanford subdivision. on hand when the commission ad­ He riled an attorney general i it that lime." The tax assessor* oilier hail The board voted that the appeal journed for lunch at mum. denied the request on the ground* ruling in 1939 which itate* (hat Most ol the complaints were not that recording contracts were lilcd a record contract is not needed be granted for all those who furn after Jan. 1 and that Ihe pro­ tu lie a property owner if a per­ ished proof when they purchased over payment of taxes hut own­ er* wanting taxes on an equal perty owner* were rrnling at Ihe son is living in Ihe home on the their home*. All but two had recorded deed* basis. lime awatliug their FlIA loan »p- date homestead exemption is re­ One motel owner told ths Liard that they filed for homestead quested. provali to purchase the home*. Hush said the majority of these exemption before the April 1 dead­ that ho was paying more taxes The properly owner*, all home for his 12 unit motel Ilian another owners in Country Club Manor property owners had filed for line. Architect Next Step In Plan For New Jail *SoW that Ihe eotmly commis­ sion lias agreed on the need for new jail facilities, Ibi r.ixt Step the hoard will Idkr will be to hire an architect lo draw up initial plan*, Chairman John hrulcr <aid today Knder reported that the cummission Will name an architect sometime alter Ihe first of the year. He did not rule out the firm of James Gamble Roger*. Winter Park architect, who conducted a preliminary study of ■ future jail site last fall Krider also said that the new jail definitely will he located north of Ilia present eourt house. According lo a *tudv by Huger*, the jail 11toil Id In- a two vlnry build mg with a one story wing to ac commodate the Sherd I v office. This will provide a total area for the jail building ol 18,31X1 square feet, which according to state penal official* will meet the prevent needs. The structure aNi will tie design ed to carry additional floor* In take care of the natural expansion in future year*. Tire lax lo Im- levied to support Ihe building program will he vet alter a study ol the protect early next year. At yesterday's meeting. It H Grarnling. the Slate Division of Correction's deputy director lor inmate treatment advised the rommis*ion on Ihe need lor a new jail and estimated an adequate structure would covt between J-'as*,(X*» amt $700,000 Krider had estimated Ihe cost of a new jail al $7**’ ***** No one at yesterday'* hearing opposed Ihe protect State Resumes Citrus Checks A M KSf i AUB F O R S A N T A w u i g iv en to oue o l H t. Cfcue’ la e iiU o to y w fcw der b y tw o -y e a r old Jo y c e C a rry , w h o w iu in a l(n» of y o u n g Chriatm&a h o p efu ls ut M a th e r Furniture Store U» Ull .Simla whist they want u n d e r the KADETS' FLOAT ia prepared by top, Wade Hancock, Joseph Rube] and Tommy tiracey, and, on ground, state Kadot Commander W. K. Dyeoo, Dale Hancock, Barry l<« Kuliei, Rust McAllister and Billy Gracey. (Staff Photoe) 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK ( U P I) — price* a< I p m : American Airlines ............ American T I T ............ American Tobacco ............ Bethlehem Steel ........ Chrysler >-a1 ■^ Curtiss - A right ....... Du Hunt ............ Eastman Kodak . . . . . . Ford Motor . ....... General Electric ........ General Motors ........ Graham - I'aige ......... Inti. T A T .......... lairillartl ............ Minute Maid ............ I'rnncy ............ I’erm HR ............ Royal American ....... Sear* Hoe buck Standard Oil IN J ) .. Sludehaker ...... U. S. Steel ......... Weslinghouse El............. Stork 25'* T7*« Iu7'« .7IS 258 IUS's 7MH 91 *t 32 2'. >'»'« 38'* 19V» 123 13H 4‘* 49‘k 48 •• 2IU tlO'i IOil's Ike Opposes Birth Control Advice - I ’resi dent Eisenhower today firmly op(wised involving the federal gov­ ernment in any way with a*si»ting other nation* with tartti control advire. Liven bower lohl his new* con­ ference lie could not imagine a subject mure improper at a mat ter of government responsibility or limrlion than birth eontrol. Die hirth ronlrol controversy flared anew after the Roman Catholic bishops of the United Stales charged last week that a "propaganda campaign'' was tir­ ing waged to pave (he way (or U. S support of "artificial birth pre­ vention'' programs in underdevel­ oped countries which are experi­ encing population pressure* Eisenhower, on the eve of III* departure for Europe, thr Middle East and \*ia, also talked some length about hit trip with more Ilian 2rai reporter*. He said that, above all, he hoped to con­ vince the rest of the world that the I niled States is truly sinrere in its quest for a durable, Just peace. He also said that unless steel management and labor ran com pose their difference* in free col­ lective bargaining, th* government might Im- loreed to some foim of action which would he a sad day for the nation. WASHINGTON (U P I) John McCarty Enters Race, Pledges Reapportionment FORT FIERCE (UPI I — Former Circuit Judge John .McCarty for mally announced as a candidate h.r governor Tuesday, pledging to fight far fair legislative reapporlionment McCarty. 41, i» the brother of the late Gov Dan McCarty. He helped run the governor'* office during hi* brother's last illness ami said tins experience acquaint­ ed him with the problems ol the chief executive'* post McCarty resigned from the eir mil court banch this fall to make Ilia race. In announcing his candidacy, lie appointed Miami accountant James Kaller as lu* campaign treasurer and said he will otficially kick off lit* campaign in January (rum his ru le headquarters hero. "I felt Ihe duly to servo my slate and reached the decision that my best i-tlurli to help Florida ran lie as governor," McCarty said. "The position is not one to lie taken lightly, and I am willing to Man Kills Policeman, Woman In Winter Garden WINTER GARDEN (UHI) — A I floor installer with William 8 young Wkansas man shot and I.amb, 34, and had been living at killrd s housewife and then a l.amb'a Ivoosa for about two city policeman who chased him, weeks. Sheriff Have Starr reported today. Lamb told nfficers be ami Wag Dead m Hie double shooting nee parted at*iut It p. lit. Tues weio Mrs Audrey L>reu* Lamb, day night after drinking together 38. ami Winter Garden patrolman al a i**o room, ihe sheriff said Dalton Fleming SO. Wagner went to the Lamb home The sheriff said Raymond where he robbed Mrs. Lamb of Wagner. 24, of Elaine, Ark . con­ approximately ill*) ami *hot her fessed tic h shootings, Die motive in llte In-ad and breast. appar ill* was robliery. Walking down the main street Fleming apparently chased of Winter Garden, Wagner ip Wagner 27i feel witii a 23 caliber peareil suspicious to patrol in an automatic instill toil let lodged in Fleming who gave chase. The or near the patrolman'* heart, officer cornered the youth on an Wagner worked as a lerrar/o outside stairway and Wagner vhot at Fleming several times before throwing the small pistol under tin- stairway aiul running toward Ihe railroad station. Wagner surrendered to Harold L. Pruitt, a Winter Garden rcsi dent, near the station. A few secondc later, Fleming came run United l*res» International mng op and told Pruitt: "I ought San Ft anrtsco s record breaking to kilt him, hi- snot me drought went min Its 75th day to Pruitt said that when he asked dav and the Weather Bureau saw the patrolman where he was shot, no' rain m sight for th* parched Fleming put his hand over his r jly< heart and slumped over dead. The holiest Her t in the city's Lamb found his wife stead when history was recorded when the he returned home at about 12:30 mercury shut up to 71, More of the a m Slarr said deputies found Mrs same was predicted today. Warming temperature* prednini Lamb's wallet when limy searched natrd east of the Mississippi and Wagner anil StJd hidden in the south of the Ohio. Havre, Moot , y o o lh 's clothing. reported temperature.* 27 degree* above Iho-e of 24 hours before. Masonic Lodge Hut the thermometer tell hy right to 14 degree* though most of the Dakotas and Minnesota and in Elects Keith Edwin O. Keith W«« elected northern Kansas The Weather Bureau predicted worshipful master of Sanford snow flurries today for the Great Lodge No. rt'J, F A A M, In the l^tkes, vouthcastern Missouri, the halge's annual election last night. Other new officers a r e Irving I. upper Ohio Valley, New England Pryor, senior warden, Louis M. and the Virginia mountains. Sweeten, junior warden, l.eslia T. Sheppard, trea-urtr, and Frank Faircloth To Run L. Miller, sacralary. Sheppard and kblhtr war* rmslaeted. MIAMI lU P l)—Muasl Appointive officer* will ba an. Karl Faircloth announced Tuesday tie will run fur the state Senate noomed later and the rntira slate wiU ba metalled Dec. J9. )« « . I 1jFrisco Drought Enters 75th Day L A K E L A N D fU l'l) - The state resumed Inspection-, of citrus in fresh fmit channels in South Flor­ ida today on a broadened basis. The State Inspection Service also began for the tint time check ing fruit vilif directly bv growers lo consumers The order affect* fruit sold hy packing houses and growers south of the Suwannee Pilot Club Hears River. The order wav issued h_v Ihe Citrus Commission following a District Leader court order Monday b> Circuit Flint International District Gov­ Judge William K Live. ernor Mildred Parrish told Sanford Flint Club members last night that the Pilot organisation now hat Work Completed III club*. Mrs. Parrish spoke to the local On River Bridge group at the Sanford Civic Center TALLAHASSEE lUPD - D ir following a Pmecrest Inn dinner Road Department said today work rneelmg. Sanford Club president has been completed on a new M r s Raymond Rail presided over roncrete bridge over the St Johns Ihe meeting and gave members as­ River south of l.ake Harney at signments for ringing Chriatma* tho Volusia Seminole County line. bells for the Salvation Army Sat­ The new J.22nfmi1 span nn State urday. Club standing committee! Road (8 replaces an old timber performed a skit depicting their acUviiM* during Mm foot. A tost toMjMff. owner was for a motel that had 13 units. Tho board pointed out to tho w wos that hi. (iiayw'V - aiw va a main highway which raised hi* property value. As of noon toil ay, llo persons had complained to the board ol their tax bunko*. The board will investigate each rase individually and notify the owner by letter of ita decision. malt* Ihe fight lo win and devote th* energy, thought and work to do the Job wall. "The people know that Dan brought honor. Integrity and decen­ cy into the governorship. I want 10 finish th* programs which he started." McCarty to a native of Fort Pierce ami a graduate of the Uni­ versity of Florida where he waa a two sport athlete and president of the student hody. He saw combat in World War 11 ami practiced law In his home (own until appointed to the Judgeship Ile ia married to the former Louise Fosgate of Orlando and to the father of two sons sod a daughter. McCarty joins Sen. Harvle Rei­ ser of llotiifay and the Hev. Georg* Downs of Orlando a* formal can­ didates. Those who have indicated they will run hut not formally announc­ ed lnrlude slate Sens. Doyle Carl­ ton of Wam-hula, Fred Dickinson nt West Palm Reach ami Dewey Johnson of (Jolncy, House Speaker Tom Beasley of DeFumak Spring* ami former House speakers Ted David of Hollywood and C. Karri* llryant nt Ocala. Collins Urges South To Drop Complex I.Ol ISVII.t.E, Ky (171*1 > Flo1Dl.l (iov. l.rltuy Collins urged tin* South Tuesday night to get r 1*1 of |( i "political inferiority ( «kii pl#*'1 and indicated he felt a Southerner could he elected president. Il<- didn’t in cut ion the picsL demy specifically hut said it was high time the South got over tho idea that it rouldn'l pot a man into high office. Collins frequently h.x* been mentinned as a possible contend*! for piesident or vice president in tilth*, hut he lias denied such ambi­ tion*. Speaking to the Southern A-so* elation uf Colleges and Secondary Schools, Collins recalled that many of th* greatest president* • ante from thr South, including Washington, Jefferson and Jarkson. The nation is just as eager t® accept fine leadership without regard to geography, he declared. No Day Off Ta l l a h a s s e e tu rn - \>t*r« an Agriculture Commissioner Na­ than Mayo, spry ansi alert, cele­ brated hi* 83rd birthday Tuesday hy putting in a full day at th# office. IU quipped that ho owed hto long life to “eaUoc Florida eggs ami drinking Florida orange and grapefruit juU*." 4 m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Fair, not qoR* an *n eoid ton igh mL. XUX United Preaa Leaaed Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. NOVEMBER SO. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 574 Commission To Discuss New Jail Tomorrow The possibility of getting a new jail in the county will be dimmed at a public hearing tomorrow at t, J| a. m. at the county commitnuo'a meeting. Th* board will aootidtr entering a contract with an architect to draw up plana lor the facility and. If aecetaary, aet a tax levy to aecure fundi for the jail. Ktllmaled coat would be 1700,000. The aoramiaaioa alao wiM hear any vtawa an the plan ta include a a te coarthoua* and houatng of th* I had to be mixed m with hardened jail in the upper floor*. However. Chairman John Kridrr , criminals, indicated that coil ol a ruurthouae j During an October meeting af th* will b« too great at the present j county commissioners. R. P. Mrtime. 1 Lendon. itate prison inspector, Tbr need Tor new Jail facilities cited obsolete an inadequate facili­ hat been stressed lime and time ties at th* Jail. The report disclosed that "seri­ again by many officials, including County Judge Wilson Alexander ous deterioration" ia in evidence who haa gone on record on the need throughout the building, plus poor for batter jail facilities became af security and sanitation. Cost estimates for the new jail the overcrowded condition!. At tiraaa, especially on weekends, and courthouse war* received by there have been more than 45 per­ the commission Aug. M with alter­ sona in th* jail and juveniles have nate construction proposals rang­ ing from t7uo.0ii0 for a jail to *2. •02.500 for the complete plan. However, the county's uncertain financial statua brought on by the still overdue tax roll clouded the prospects for a new Jail. "Just shout evrrv organization and eivic group in the county has recommended new jail facilities." Krider said. "Now. we may be able to do something about it." About 250 county property owners jammed the county "om m iaaion chambers at the courthouse for the atart of the t*x equalization hearings today. The email room wa* so overcrowded that Chairman John Krider moved the hearings to the large courtroom. At the opening o f the meeting. Krider told property owners that "everyone will get a thence to speak his piece." “ We will heac all of you. U not today then wbts we reconvene *n Wednesday." Krider told the targe gathering w ist all complaints must be made ta writing and the com mission will review ail eases after tin board haa kla final meeting. “ B necessary, we will survey all properties in question before mak­ ing our report," Krider added. Each Of the property owners we* given a "complaint" form to fUi out. Oa the farm, the owner must give a description af hie property, ^sseastd value and full cash value ^ e appraised by the complainant. AM property owner* will be noti­ fied ef the board’i findings by mail before the tax bills are milled out around Dec. 15. Ike To Discuss *11-Nation Tour WASHINGTON (UFll — i*rsesdent Eisenhower will speak to the astina Thursday night just before Waving on Me 11-nation tour, the White House announced today, lie wiH discuss both his journey and th* steel dispute. The announcement was made several hour* after the Preaiif dro< gave congressional leaders of both parlies a preview of his goodwill lour and received their unanimous "gtod luck and (Jedspeed" for hi* mission. Eisenhower will speak from .TM5 to 7:30 p. ai. from his office Thursday, then leave immediate­ ly an a flight to Rome, the first leg at his 12,370 mile trip. His talk win he carried by .11 radio bmI TV networks. I Continuing hi* preparations for Fth* long journey. Eisenhower met for an hour early this morning with Democrat'# and Republican leaders nf the House and Senate. He told them he would try to fur­ ther the American *im far a mor* peaceful world but would under­ take no negotiations. .Fund Drive Hits Over $27,000 Mark News Briefs Angry Silence MILAN, Italy (U P I)------ Opera queen Maria Callas kept an angry silence today aa a Milan women's magaxint hit the standa with a re­ port she was expecting a child. Both she end her estranged bus bend, industrialist Giovanni Bat­ tista Meneghinl, denied the report eerly today. N A A C P Vows Fight TAMPA (UPII — Th# Florida NAACP vowed Sunday to fight until "every county in the stale haa de segregated all public schools.” Top NAACP officials hailed a recent ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans which ordered the Dade County School Board to produce a new plan for integrating 5llami schools. Bus Strike Looms NEW YOKE (UPI> - Mayor Robert I', Wasor:1 M ay led font ditch efforts in brail off a strike that threatened to lie up seven privately-owned bos lines in New York at Christmas. The strike, scheduled for midnight, would in Volvo 8,000 workers on 2.KMI buses serving 1.500.000 daily riders in the metropolitan area. Trains Collide CHICAGO tUPII - Two elevated trains collided in the height of Die morning rush hour today and about 58 persons were reported injured The moiurman of a northbound Howard Street train. Vernon Brookins, W. was pinned in the wreckage and efforts of firemen were required to release him. His co(Kt|(|on' w#f „ rlfd „ no, , , ri out. Bijr Three Agree Visitors acclaimed the first art show of the Sanford Art Associa­ tion si "trailing" and those who voted for their favorite among th* workcra judged "Th* Heron," a painting by Marguerite Pope, as outstanding. Aa estimated 400 people toured th# exhibits at th# Civic Center and group* from all over Central Florida attended. They voted a tie for a second plac* favorite be­ tween Geotgta Bell's "Com­ munion" and Chester Scott's "Sun­ set." Polly Brubaker's "The Branding” rated next with the audience. The Art Association, which only recently completed it* orgenixa. tion, was praised by visitors Hum Orlando. Kuatla, Daytona Beach and DeBary for th* scope and axaellenca of its first show. Charter membership In the «rt association waa closed out two weeks ago aftar the group got it* atart with individuals working through the city Sanford recrea­ tion Dept. Mr*. Helen Dewit, president, was told hy some that the show was “ outstanding in th* state.’’ .Mrs. J. O, Gregory, rhairman, and others who planned the show were praised hy Mrs. Dewit far their efforts. "We are really pleased with it for a first affort and hope to do •ten ImtUi," Mis. Dsn It Said. County Approves Art Cenier Site U .S . Slandered Hungary In U N , Leader Charges 1 p. m. Stocks Haiti Offers U. S. Navy Base Scnunultj County United Fund Sifls now total over 527,QWJ. UP Treasurer C. Howard StcNulty said this morning. Small amounts of money are ruining in every day and fund traders hope to rnd the drive with '^nur* than $30,OKI collected, Mc­ Nulty said. Tup contributors so far arc Odhsm and Tudor, that gave $3,412; the Sanford Naval Air Slalion, $3,3136*1; Hu- Sanford Atlantic and Florida Slate Banks, and Chase amt Co. earli of which gave $500. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Alla monte Springs is the only community or division which went Scientists are preparing this na­ tion's final 1959 space rocket for over its goal. a mid December shot described as one of Ihe biggest yet under­ taken hy \mcrican research. If all goes as planned, the shot into deep space will give Presi­ dent Eisenhower'* European ami TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Talla­ Asian tour—which 'starts Tnurshassee insurance executive Ho­ day—the same kind of prestige well C. Collins formally announced that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrutoday he will run for secretary shrhrv got from the Russian moon shot before hi* trip to the of slate next year. Collins became the second person United States. America's last big chance for to announce for the wide open race JJnr the office which will be left 1959 rests with a Thor-Able IV vacant when veteran R. A. Gray rocket, only one fifth a* powerful retires The other announced can as the big Ruslisn space rocket*. The Thor-Able will carry a didait is Edward G. Hornsby, Tal­ small payload which scientists lahassee auditor. Collins never ha* made s state­ hop# will escape earth's gravity wide race, but Hornsby ran un and cross into the orbit of the sue rtesfully against firs* U*t planet Venus, 25 million miles closer to th# can. Th# man mad* Mm*. Hr said tn the near future he planetoid will carry a radio "vote# to send oack ■farmauoa would announce hi* platform. LAKELAND (UP!) -T h e worst cold since th* dsmiglng winter of 1957 58 brought (reeling tempe­ ratures to Florida is far south as Lake Okeechobee today. Tender vegetable crop* were damaged but the big citrus indus­ try escaped almost untouched. Tallahasaee recorded tht lowest temperature of 24. Record lows for the date were 28 at Tampa THE F A R M E R S IMPORTANCE to the national econo­ and 41 at Miami. my was shown in agricultural exhibits at the Florida Even at Key Weal, far south State and Sanford Atlantic National bunks last week. and surrounded by th* tepid wa­ Florida State Rank cashier Roland Wesson, left, and ters of th* Gulf of Mexico, the Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker view Tucker's handi­ mercury dropped to 48. work. (Staff Photo) Warren Johnson, chief fore easier for lha Federal St*I* Frost Service, said almost all the un­ harvested vegetables in north Florida were ruined. But live major part of the crop in that section of the state already had (seen harvested. Johnson said (her* waa ipol damage ls> vegetables In the Or­ lando district, including even the hardy crops in the muckland*. VIENNA. Austria (DPI) — Hun have neglected mulcrt.ikmg any Fern nurseries, a big crop in garian Communist Party Leader measures lo Improve this situation ,|1(> Orlando district, wer* mostly Janos Radar accused tile United during llu- past two years. 'This ccr healed lo escape Ihe frene. Slates today uf inciting a slander tainty is according to their govern­ There was some healing of ous campaign against Hungary in ment's orders." grovel in lha major citrus growing the United Nations. districts of rrnlral Florida hut Khtushclicv makes a major ad­ wind kept down the frost amt kadar addressed the opening ol Jhe seventh Hungarian Cummunist dress lo the congress Tuesday and firm report* indicated very Rule congress in Budapest before an Westrrn political observers said be damage. Johnson said lh# worst damage audience ot Bed Iradcrji that in­ may tiikr advantage uf the United cluded Soviet Premier Nikita Nations debate on Hungary tu an­ mighl have occurred in (he lush nounce * Inmp withdrawal in Hit* vrgeiahle growing region* around Khrushchev. l.ake Okeechobee. He said it There wu> widespread specula­ with his new "peace offensive." tion outside Hungary that Khrush­ Khrushchev flew into Budapest would he some .time helur* til* chev might use die party meeting from Moscow with nunc of the fan damage In such crops as hean«, to announce the withdrawal of Rus­ fare which surrounded his iript which might have lost their sian troops who crushed un anti­ to Washington and Communist bliKiini, can he assessed Damage lo truck crops in th* communist uprising there m 1936 China to attend Ihe Hungarian ComKadar said, however, that Ihe inunDl Party'* first congress since Imntokale* ares was heavy, John Russian troop* would slay. (hr anti.Communist uprising in *°n said. "The Soviet troops will remain 195(1 'The fireworks could come Ihe brunt wa* suffered hy tendin Hungary as long as the inter- in what the Communists called his er vegetables such as tomatoes, national situation demand* their j "very important" speech Tuesday, squads ami cucumbers, he re purled Johnson added that quite pretence," he said, "Regular | ■—----------------———a tut ol healing was dime in Ihe threats against the Socialist coun­ held* in this area. tries ran tic heard, therefore we Toe lower east roast area must lie prepared " "apparently came through ail "Tit* United Stales has incited right," lie said. a slanderous campaign again.i new YORK (UPI) — stock There was spoiled damage lo Hungary," he said "We strongly price* al I p in,; protest against the holding ot a American Airline* ____ 341, slrawlirn ips around Plant City. debate on the so called Hungarian \meriran TAT ........ 7J'« He said even without frost, it was question in 111* United Nation*." American Tohaocn . pj|>, cold enough long enough ki fn-eie The party first stressed that his Raltimore A Ohio ....... 411'. some berries Minimum Irmperatiires were in country's foreign policy 1* "based Bethlehem Steel . . . . . . ,vt>, on friendship wilh Ihe Soviet Un 1 ; 4 11 ............. M The county loning board has given its approval to a 27-acre tract to be used aa a proposed art center and decur lion school. Zoning Director Robert Brown re­ ported. Brown said th* trta is Iocs led west of Altamonte Springs. Construction of th* facility is expected lo start sometime early next year. The proposed art center south of Hwy. 43* near Spring Lake Rd. will provide outlets for art talents of hundred* of persons, especially those of retirement age, facility developer Harold Walsh has told the hoard. The center would dis­ ' Our relation* with the lulled Curtiss Wright ................. 3 7 ‘ . .......... jjy play samples of local art work, Slate* are most unsatisfactory,” Doi’uni Kadar said. "The American dip Eastman Kodak ........... . "|07G Walsh said. loinat* accredited In Budapest Ford Motor ............. General Electric .............. Mp. GENEVA (UPI) - Th* Unitivl Stales, Britain and Russia agreed today Ibal a preparatory commlision should larklr technical details of a worldwide standardued con­ trol system as soon as a nuclear test ban trraty is signed. The agreement added a 19th part to a draft treaty and marked an­ other step forward in the negotiCHICAGO (UPI) - Th* United lions which have been going on States was invited Sunday night by here for more than a year. a Haitian official to set up a naval hate in his country if it Is forced hy Cuba lo give up its hate at B la n c H its House Guantanamo Hay. KKNTO, Ohio (UPI) — A light Arthur Bonliomme. the Haitian plane crashed into Mrs. Ilatiie Sonate'a majority leader and rhair­ Mmu-r’i borne Sunday, but none of man of its foreign affair* commit­ the three persons in the horn* was tee,(said hr had made such a rec­ ommendation to President Fran injured. An hour later, .Mrs 51in­ ruts Duvalirr Honhommr spoke ter slipped on a piece nf Ice and before a meeting nf the Full Gos­ pel Mens Fellowship Aim broke her knee Pope Asks Cubans Sall/pX'.Keep Traditions K riiJ J i1 ilv] HAVANA (UPI 1 - More than a million Homan Catholic*, includ ing Premier F'iilel ('astro, turned out in the ram Sunday tu hear a message from Pop# John XXIII urging Cuba lo cling In it* reli giou* traditions The mass meeting in Civic square hailed by Havana news papei* as the most impressive deiuonslraiion of fault in Cuban *P» ||t> 16 4's 49l# 47's Ills 9*i:« lot's Mlni‘lr Matl1 ................ Penney ................ P'',m KB . H«>al American ............. Kusdnick .......... Standard (til ( NJI ........... Sludabaker .......... U. S Steel . ................ Westln. house El.............. --------------- ----------.. 1 n • #s 1 ■ * ... . .... Naval Air Chiel Final 1959 Space Probe By U .S . Set T° Attend Derby Insurance M an To Run For Post ^ from a* far away a* in milium miles. This is more than Its) limes far­ ther than America's one sun satrlli!#. Pioneer IV launched last March J. waa able lo transmit. Russia also has one satellite in orbit around the sun, Lunik I launched Jin. 2. 1958 The probe will study communi­ cations at interplanetary ranges in preparation for later shota lo 5 eons and Mars II also will relay information alraut conditions in space such as solar radiation. Beyond, the deep . ipace probe, America's research tulure ia a bit clouded. Critics of this coun­ try's current progress in th# space rsc# arc putting pressure on lh# administration fur a speedup, and al least one official hinted during live weekend that the government ta considering an aartr attempt to orb* th* moon In a television program Sunday, associate dtrecsor Richard Horn Tit* Central Florida Experiment Sta­ tion reported that temperatures thia morning dipped to 35 degrees but warmag weather ia forecast fo r tonight and !»• morrow. Tucker said last night's high winds aided citrus crops. Me urged all grow eri in the county to bank their young treea "immediately" to prevent any severe dam­ age to the industry. He also urged homeowners to cover all plants in yard* in case the cold ape! should continue the next few days. "The way it looks now, there won’t be any serious tinmag* to this year's crop,** Tucker said, adding, "especially if warmer weather should sot ia aa forecast. Freezing Cold Snap Into State Tax Equalization Visitors Acclaim First Art Show Hearings Opened Amazing Success {2 The blistering cold wave that whipped across Seminole County yesterday and thia morning waa not aaver* enough to hurt eitrua grove* her*, County Agant Cecil Tucker reported. Tucker starting making an Inspection tour on the eitrua crop* today but said temperaturaa would hava to dip below SO degree* for any harm to m n i to th# coun­ ty's citrus Industry. Tucker reported that it waa at ill too early to ted what the eoid did to th * county’s vegetable crop*. After a brief inapection tour, Tuckor said in some places vegetables were tender but not too much damage was inflicted. ‘‘We'll know more about the damage It a few days," he said. ® \ ll-n Admiral Vil in IFs I Robert Dnluiei IR t Pine, Vue #r of lh# civilian space agency i deputy chief uf naval operation* said the payload carried aboard fair), will attend the Bombing last week's ill fated Atlas-Able |Derby at ihe Sanford Naval Air mmm rocket ran tie duplicated, SIaIion and that "wr have under study 'dimr.i! Pirie, who holds Ihe top ... i, , .... aviation job in (he Navy, confirmcurrently th# possibility of ang f(| hj< ^ vniUn, r , / * , )(,Urr ing our schedule lo get the most |(0 I'ajjt James !>. Ha mage, comout of our resources that we have mander of Heavy Attack Wing available." Due. He is espectrd lo arrive in On another TV program MaJ •*"» “ » *•«»#.. lhf AMI v* AID Gen. John B Medan*, chief of I®*' c° nl*‘ l * * • 11 »«* Ihe army Missile Command remain for th* Carrier Wmanvhip labeled as exaggerated an esti- , Competition, Air Show Awards mate that Russia has fired five i Ceremony and Sanford s Navy Apt.me. more missiles of all type, prcuation Day feslivit.ei. than America. .Medan* said he thought the rj*r l> p ‘ iiu*wl United Slate* might mux# fa*ter 4 rOO[)N I r i l lB lU in Ihe space are if the people PANA5IA l 1*1Y (Ul’ it — U. S. made plain to the White House authorities praised Panamanian and Congress that they want troops today tor Ihe quick action America to win. He said h# did which curbed Saturday night's antinog think it had been made American rioting by unruly teen "clearcut" yet that the United a-gers waving Fidel t astro pla­ card*. State* m m the race tu win. jP flfltG PA V TO iK « # v ii* a iv 1 m j i v i s j ^ , f| n n n D lin lir ! U U C ll l U r U U I I v WASHINGTON (UPI i — Hi# Senate lilted lh secrecy lid oa its payrolls today, making th# data open for public inspection for the first nine since lata. A breakdown of the names of every empluyr, job title* and salaries paid was published by Senalr Secretary Robert A. Urankwurlh. A resolution adopted in Die last session in the wake of "nepu.isill" disclosures on Capitol Hill requir­ ed listing 'd individual salaries four times a year. Vane# Trimble. Scripp* Howard Washington cor­ respondent who broke the "nepo­ tism" stories, wa* denied access to Srnate payroll records. The data throw onen in inspec­ tion today rovtred Ihe period from July 1 Ihiough Sept, 30. The House I a* made such in­ formation public regularly in th# past. It was this infonnatlun Dial Drought to light the fact a number of Home member* 1 id relatives on Ihetr government . paid office payrolls. Fire Chief Urges Fund Drive Aid Sanford Fir* Chief Mark Cleve­ land Sr. ioday urged county con tribution* to Ihe kluscular Dys­ trophy drive now in progress. More than 11,0*JO envelop#* have been distributed throughout the county, Cleveland said. Donors may put their donations in the en­ velopes and giqt them to th# mail­ man or may bHng the gilt to the Sanford firehouse where they will get a receipt, the chief said. No po.ta^e is nc.-esvary on Ihe Mus­ cular Dystrophy envelopes. lh* mid-90's acros extreme north Florida with lh# lowest of M at Tallahassee, Temperatures were in the upper 20'a to lower 50’* in central Flor­ ida and in lh* upper M'a and tow 4o's in Ihe extreme south. The Weather Tureau wxmrd of frost In th* Inferior of th* north part of Ihe slat* Monday night hut a general warmup waa ex­ pected. A low of J* lo 45 was predicted for th* north tonight except 28 in the interior and low* In the 50'* and fiti'a were forecast for th* east coast and Keys, Season's First Big Snow Hits Southeast United Preaa International The first big snow uf Ihe season in th* Southeast sent skiers and sightseers Rocking to lh* moun­ tain areas, hut a gradual warmup wa* promised far most of Dixie. Snow and ice on highways in East Tennessee and western North Carolina made driving dan­ gerous. Hut officials al Gatlinhtirg, Term . reported hundreds of motorists drove into Ihe Great Smoky Mountains National Park Sunday tn witch the snow-fall. The temperature failed to rise out of lh# 30* in some seel ions of Tennras##, southwest Virginia Six Fires Keep Firemen Busy During Weekend (.‘old weather brought *ix firra lo Sanford during the weekend as healing equipment was fired up to meet th# rhilt weather. 'Two houses burned yesterday afternoon at hM and 810 Ma '# Ave. A defective oil stove caus­ ed the blase, ich made a total loss of the mu address and heav­ ily damaged the HO* honir. Fur Child Mack I'laveland Sr. said An apartmenl at t-HO'-s Mag nolia Ave was damaged by Itames al 9 In p. m. yesterday, hut firemen saved Mis main house from harm. A home at 130# W. Seventh St. wa* slightly burned alMJUl Id.It) p rn when a defective flu caused a fire. Trash burned al 251h SI. and Oak Ave. al 8.11 p. m. hut there wa* no damage. A couch **-t ablate by a cigatelle resulted in the burning of a frame hous# at llth SI. and Mulberry Avs. Jusl after midnight Saturday. Chief Cleveland warned people lo check (heir healing equipment, especially if lliry are using it for th* lust time this season. Heater* should he checked when leaving home (or any length of time, the chief cautioned. and the Carolinaa Suodaf, M brought death with H. Three Negro children burned la death at Southern Pines, N. C. when Ramea destroyed Ihe4v frame home. Snow drifts aa deep a* 13 irirfcra were reported in Ihe Smokf Mountains wher a low reading al five degrees w-s reported at New* found Gap, Term. About 300 car* slipped off Ice roads ia th* park, but no Injuries w#r» reported. It was m cold at Mage*, Mtaa., Saturday night that when BUly Joe lasyton. 19, of Mendenhall took Kay Dclk lo a drive-in movie lie left live motor of hia car running so th* healer would operate. After the movi# was over and other t-Urs had left. 'MtendM* noted Layton's car stayed on M lot. They found Laylon dead Iron carbon munoxida poisoning, sod Miss Drlk unconscious. Fair and eoid weather with slowly rising temperatures wa* promised for most of tho Sooth, hut some snow Rurrle* were *•peeled in lh# mountains along Dixie's northern border. County Set To Get School Funds Soon County school *up#tinutndeu| It. T. Milw«e sold today that ha r\|icit* the county to receive th# fu»t installment of J3.15,551 fa slate matching funds wtlhm aw* week*. The fust installment from th# stale wilt ha used for tha Lak# Mary and Rosenwald F'lerastary School building project.*, Tha money to h# niatrlml hy tha county wilh fund* from task M arch’* S3 million bond issue will l># imhI for rounty school building projects as il is given in state payments. Milwv# said h# had tn make Mine amendment* in the appUoition form* h«for« •••mling th*nt in. Boosters Barbecue Date Is Changed Tlie Sc inmole High Boosters •'lull harahecue for Seminole footlull player* will lie held Wednes­ day instead of Tuesday. The orig­ inal barbecue lime of 7 p. m to* Today is Ihe last day for San morrow conflicted with a high ford residents lo get a four per school music recital to the feavl cent discount on tin ir city taxrs will he at the samp time Wednes­ hy paying Ihrm during Novem­ day al Ihe Elk’a Club. ber. Tax collector Ellen Hoy satd Friday that shr expects a crowd In visit City Hall before 5 p. m. to take advantage of Die discount. Taxes collected through Wednes­ day on real and personal prop Mr*. Lorraine Graham, execu­ erty totaled $169,718 12 from 3.373 tive secretary of the T.B. and receipts. Thu compares favorably health association will enter wilh the amount collected at the Orange Memorial Hospital for same lime last year, Miss Hoy treatment tomorrow Tha health said. A three per rent discount association office will he open will be given persons who pay from I fu I TO p m during th# their rily taxes during December. first few days. City Tax Discount Deadline Today Health Official To Enter Hospital Santa On A Jet Santa Claim, Ihe alar o f the annual Chriatmaa Par­ ade scheduled Friday aflernumi in Sanford will a r m * from the North Pole by A3D jet. Jack YVilber, chairman o f the parude. aald the jet ta expected to arrive at the Sanford Naval Air Station at 3:45 p. m. Santa will b# #ecort*d Into town by Jay###* nod Sanford police. Th* parade ia .scheduled to atart at 4 p. nt. ) �' T S O NLY No Trading Stock Needed To Get Our “ Low Trade-In P rice" On — W A SH E R S - STOVES - R EFRIGER ATO RS! . . JUST BRINK THM . . . . U i i l u u l i l r d * n it p in t on N E W A PPLIAN CES INCLUDES: 2 - Pc. SOFA SUITE 2 M ATCH ING TA B LE S - DOUBLE DR ESSER — MIRROR 2 LAMPS CHEST — BO O K CASE BED • 1 ASH STAN D Low • Complete lor O NLY Down Payment BOX SPRING and M A TTR ESS — 2 BOUDOIR LAM PS 100 Miles Free Delivery • Easy • Terms Open Every Nite til 10 p. m. Complete $ Financing Done Right At Our Store W E W O U L D R ATH ER H A V E A F A S T N IC K E L T H A N A SLO W D IM E ROOM OUTFIT 4 -PC. SECTIONALS FOAM NYLON RUBBER! Complete With Mattress COVER! Box Spring, Legs and Headboard INCUDES — 4 - Pc. Bedroom Suite. 2 - Boudoir Lamps. Mat­ tress and Box Springs 5-l*c. Dinette Suite. 2-Pc. Sofa Suite. 2 Step Tables. Coffee Table. 2 Matching I^amps. COMPLETE ODD 9x12 T A B L E Linoleum •. LAMPS RUGS $ A 95 Lay Away NOW For Xmas Metal Folding T in in Size || EADtv-TRAYS B(] >ARDS a ** $f " * | Ml Each |10W DOWN PAYMENT -NO FURTHER PAYMENTS TIL JAN.19601 'll! �\ 1) Temperature Down To 35 Tn Count/, W h t S ’anfcrit Ujm li> But Crops Appear To Escape Damage W EATH ER: Fair and cold with high In the mid-AO'# today. Fair, not qwOe an eold ton i/h t. Low toniirht 3A-4S. K>L. XLIX United Press Leaaed IVire EaUbHahed 1908 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 574" Commission To Discuss New Jail Tomorrow The possibility of letting a new Jail in the county will be dim m ed at a public hearing tomorrow at a. m. at the county com misi'a meeting. Tha board will cooiider entering a contrast with an architect to draw up plana for tha facility and, If Decenary, eat a tax lavy to ascura fundi for the Jail. Kitlmated root would ba 1700,000. Tha cemmiaiioa alao viM bear aay vtawe aa Hu plaa la include a aaw eaarthouaa and bouaing of tha jail in the upper floor). |bad to be miied ia with hardened However, Chairman John Krider |criminala. indicated that roil of a courthouie j During an October meeting #f the will be too great at (he present, county com mil Woneri. R. P. Mrtime. i tendon, itate prtion impeclor, The need for new Jail facililiei, cited obiolete in inadequate factlihae been itrcncd time and time tiei at the Jail. The report dtirloeed that "aeriagain by many officials, including County Judge Wilson Alexander out deterioration" is in evidence who hai gone on record on the need throughout the building, plua poor for belter jell facililiei became of security and aanitalion. Coit eitimalee for the nrw jail the overrrowded rondilioni. At timet, eipecialiy on weekends, and courthouie were received by (her* have been more than 4S par­ the commiiakm Aug. U with altarson* In the Jail and juvenilea hava nate conatructioa propoiala rang- ing from ITtw.ono for a jail to *2,802.500 for the complete plan. However, the rounty'i uncertain financial itatui brought on by the Hill ovrntue taxroll clouded the proepecta for a new jail. “ Ju»t about every organtiation and civic group in the county he* recommended new jail facilitiee. Krider laid. “ Now, we may be able to do something about it.” Tha bliatarinf eold wave that whipped acrotw Seminot# County yeaterday and thia morn in f waa not aavera enough to hurt eitrua grovea her*, Count/ Agant Coeil Tuck as- reported. T ucktr starting making m biapactioa tour on tha citrua crop# today but aaid tern per at urae would hava to dip balow SO degree# fo r any harm to aom# to tha aounty'a citrua induatry. Tucker reported that it waa at IN too early to tail what the cold did to the county’* vegetable eropa. A fter a brief inspection tour. Tucker aaid in Mima place* vegetable* were tender but not too much damage waa inflictadL "W e'll know mora about tha damage it a few day*," he Raid. H i* Central Florida Riporimand It** tion reported that temperature! thin morning dipped to 35 degrees but warmer weather ia forecast fo r tonight nod In* morrow. Tucker aaid lent night'* high windt aided citrua crop*. He urged all growers in the county to bank their young tree* "immediately" to prevent any aevere dam­ age to the induatry. He alao urged homeowners to cover afl plant* in yards in cues the cold aped should continue the next few day*. "The way it looka now, there won’t be any aerioti* damage to thia yeer’a crop,** Tucker Mid, adding, Mtnpeda1ly if warmer weather ahould set in aa forecast. Freezing Cold Snap Into State Tax Equalization Visitors Acclaim First Art Show Hearings Opened Amazing Success a ^ About 250 county property ownera jammed the county ^ om m iia ion chambern at the courthouse fo r the start of the tax equalization hearings today. TTte small room was so overcrowded that Chairman John Krider moved the hearings to the large courtroom. At the opening o f the meeting, Krider told property LAKELAND (UPI) -The worst the mid-30* aero* extreme north frost In the interior at the north Visitors acclaimed the first art cold sines the damaging winter Florida with tha lowest of >4 at pari of the stats Monday night •haw of tha Hanford Art Assortsof 193738 brought (rerun* tempe­ Tallahassee. hui a general warmup was ex­ Hon aa "smaiing" and thuae who rature* to Florida a* far south i* Temperatures were in Ihe upper pected. A low of M in 43 wag voted for their favorite among the Lake Okeechobee today. ZU’i to lower 30'a in central Flor­ predicted for the north tonight workers Judged “The Heron.” a Tender vegetable crops were ida and in th* upper 30’* and low except 28 in ths interior and Iowa painting by Marguarita Pope, as damaged but the big citrus Indus 40 * in Ihe extreme south. in ths Jo's and Go's were forces it owoan that “ avtryone will get a outstanding. try escaped almost untouched. The Weather Tureau warned of for ths east roast and Keys. aha nee to rpeak hie piece An estimated 400 people toured Tallahassee recorded the lowest "We will hear all of you. If nut the exhibit* at tha Civic Center temperature of 24. Record Iowa today then when we reconvene an and groups from all over Central for Ihe dale wars 3> si Tampa THE F A R M K lt S IMPORTANCE lo (lie natlimal econo­ Wednesday." Florida attended. They voted a and 41 at Miami. my waa shown in aKficulltind exhibits ut the Florida tie for a second place favorite be­ Krider told the Urge gathering Even at Key West, far south State and Snnford Atlantic National bunk* hiat week. tween Georgia Ball’* “ Com­ ■nat all complaint# must be made ami surrounded by the tepid wa­ Florida State Bank caahier Roland \Ve**on, left, and ia writing aaid tha com million will MILAN, Italy (U P I)------ Opera munion” and Cheater Scott'a “Sunter* of the Gulf of Mexico, Ihe Polly Brubaker’* "The Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker view Tucker’* handi­ review all eaeee after the board queen Maria Callae kept an angry eat.” mercury dropped lo 48. hae tie final meeting. work. (Staff Photo) silence today aa a Milan women1! Branding” rated next with the Warren Johnson, rhief fore­ caster for lh* Federal (Rata Frost “ II neeaaatry, wa win survey all magaiine hit the stands with a re­ audience. United Press International and th* Carolina* Sunday- K Tha Art Aseocialioa, which unly Service, said almost all the unpropcrUee la question before mak­ port aha was expecting a child. Th* first big snow uf the season brought death with K. recently completed its urgamiaBoth *he and her estranged hus­ harvrsled vegetables in north in ihe Southeast sent skier* and ing ewr report.” Krider added. Three Negro children burned I# Florida were ruined. Bui Ihe sightseers flocking lo lh* moun­ death at Southern Pine*. N. C. Each Of the property ownere wee band, industrialist Giovanni Bat­ tlon, was praised by visitors trum major part of the crop ui that tain areas, hut a gradual warmup when flames destroyed MtaM •ivea a "complaint” form to Oil tista Meneghinl, denied the report Orlando. Kuril*, Daytona Beach and DeBary for tha scope end ex­ section of the Mats ilready had was promised for most of Dixie. frame home. out. da the form, the owner must early today. cellence of its first show. Ivon harvested. gnre a description of hie properly, Snow drifts as deep as 8 inHa­ Snow and ic* on highway* in Johnson ssld there was spot East Tennsaxee and western ps wera reported in the Smoky Charter membership in Hie .rt ^ strived value and full caih value damage to vegetables In Ihe Or- North Carolina madr driving dan­ Mountains whe a low reading al appraised by the complainant. TAMPA (UPD - The Florida association waa closed out two landu district, including even th* gerous. But officials at Gatlin- five degree* w.-a reported at New­ AJI properly owner* will ba noti- NAACP vowed Sunday to fight until weeks ago after lb* group got hardy crop* In the muekland*. burg. Tenn, reported hundreds found Gap, Tenn. About 300 tart fiad at the hoard's findings by mail "every county in the slate has de­ lie atari with individuals working VIENNA, Austria (UPI) — Hun have neglected umlcrlaking any Fern nurseries, a big crop in of motorist* drove into the Great slipped off Ice roads in the park* before Mm tax bid) ere mailed out segregated all public schools." Top through the city Sanford recrea­ gartan Communist Party Leader me i-avurr* to improve tin* situation | f10 Orlando district, wer* mostly Smoky Mountains National Park but no injuries war* reported. around Dec. IS. NAACP officials hailed a recent tion Dept. Mr*. Helen Dewit, president, Janu* Kadar act used Ihe United during the post two year*. This err heated lo escape the freeze. Sunday la watch the snowfall. It waa an cold at Mage*, Ml**., ruling by tha Fifth Circuit Court There was soma healing of The temperature failed lo risr Saturday night that when BUly of Appeals in Nrw Orleans which was told by sum* that tha show Slate* today uf inciting a slander lainly it according to their govern­ groves in Ihe major eliru* growing out of Ihe 20* in some section* of Joe fjiyton, 19, of Mendrnha# ordered the Dade County School was “outstanding in the state.' out campaign again*! Hungary in ment1* orders.” districts of central Florida hut Tennessee, southwest Virginia took Kay Delk to a drive in Board to produce a new plan for Mis. J. O. Gregory, chairman, and the United Nation*, Kin udiiliev inakri a major ad­ wind ke|>( down ihe fruet and other* who planned lh* show war* Kadar addressed tin- npxiuug ol movie he left tbs motor of hia integrating Miami schools. praised by Mra. Dswll for their i)h* seventh Hungarian Communist dress to the congress Tuendsy and first report* indicated vary little car running **' lb* healer would effort*. |rongrt-i* in Budapest before au Western political observer* Mid be damage. operate. After the movie wa* ov*r Johnson said the worst da a) age "We are really pleased with it audience of Red leader* that in­ may take advantage uf the Unilril and Other chrs bad teft.!tt'rntl**»ta NEW YORK (UPI) - Mayor for a first effort and hope to du cluded Soviet ITrimer Nikita Nations debate on Hungary to all- might have occurred In the lush noted Lay ton'a car stayed on tb# Robert F. Wagner loday led lastnomire .i troop withdrawal m line vegetalde growing region# around Khrushchev. WASHINGTON (UP I) — Presi­ even hotter,” Mr*. Dswit said. lot. They found I-ay tun dead iron lik e Okeechobee He said II There was widespread specula­ with hi* new "peace offensive." rarlMn monos ids poisoning, sod dent Eisenhower will speak to the ditch efforts lo head off a strike that threatened lo tic up seven tion outside Hungary that Khrush Khrushchev flew into Budapest would he some .time belor# th# Mis* Delk unconscious. nauoa Thursday nigi* just before privately-owned bus lines in New chev might use the party meeting irum Moscow with nolle of liie fan damage It) sttrh props »« bean*, Fair and eold weather with Waving on his 11-nation tour, the York at Christmas. Tie strike, lo announce the withdrawal uf Itus- fare which surrounded his trips which might have lost their slowly rising temperatures was White Houm announced today. He scheduled for midnight, would in­ sian troop* who crushed an anti- to Washington and Communist blooms, can he assessed. promised for most of th* Sowth, will discuss both hie Journey end volve I,ixg) worker* on 2.B86 buses Damage to truck crops In ths Uommunisi uprising there m I95U. rhino lo attend the Hungarian Cumhut some snow (lurries were **terving l.soo.uoo daily rider* in the the Meet dispute. Kadar uul however, that the muni>t l*ait) s first congress sinre Imillokalee area was heavy, John peeled in Ihe mountain* aloof The announcement was made metropolitan area. Russian troop* would slay. the anii Communist uprising m son said. Dixie'* northern border. Mveral hour* after the Presi"The Soviet troops will remain 1936 The fireworks could come Th» brunt wa* suttered by tern! t.'old weather brought «is fire* The rouniy toning board has 0 dent gave congressional leaders given its approval to a 27-acre in Hungary a* long as Ihe inter in wlmt the t'oinmuniMs called hi* cr vegetable* such *s tom aloes, lo Sanford during the weekend as at both parties a preview of bis CHICAGO (UPI) — Two elevated tract to be used at a proposed national situation demands their very important" speech Tuesday. >i|iiash -ml cucumbers, hr re­ healing equipment was fired up goodwill tour and received their trains collided in ihe height of the ported Johnson added that quit# arl center and decor lion school, presence," he s.nd. "Regular unanimous "gcod luck and God­ morning rush hour today and about a bit ol healing was done in th# to merl the chill wealhrr. Zoning Director Robert Brown re­ threats against the Soiialisi coun­ speed" for hi* mixtion. held* in this area. Two bouse* burned yesterday tries ran Iw heard, therefore we SO persons were reported injured ported. Eisenhower will apeak from The lower east coast area afternoon at 8<M and 810 Ma '* must lie prepared ." The moturman of a northbound Brown said th# area ia located ,T:IS to 7:30 p. ai. from hia office Howard Street train. “ apparently came through all "The United Slates lias incited Vernon west of Altamonts Spring*. Ave. A defective oil stove caus­ Thursday, then lecve immediate­ Brookins, 44. was pinned in the a slanderous campaign again*! NEW YORK 4L 1*1) — Slock rtgni," hr tald. Const ruction of th* ficllily il ed Ihe blaze, ieh made a lot.il ly an a flight to Rome, the firit wreckage and efforts of firemen County H-houl superintendent There was spotted damage to exprrled to dart sometime early Hungary,” he said "We strongly prices at I p in.: loss of Ihe Nil) address and heav­ It. T, Milw«e veld today lh*t b# leg of his 23.370-mile trip. Ilia were required lo release him. His strawberries around I’lant City, protest against the holding of a American Airlines next year. 24'* talk will be carried by ell radio condition was reported as not seri­ il* said rvrn withnui Icost, it was ily damaged Ihe 808 Inline, Fire expert* the county to receive Hi# The proposed art cenier south of debate on Ihe >o called Hungarian American TAT ...... 771• cold and TV networks. enough long enough to fieri* Uluef Mark Cleveland Sr. said. fit »l iottallmem uf |2.’lfi,5M tw question in the United Nations." ous. Hwy. 436 near Spring Lake Rd. American Tobacco ...... . 104's An spartmrnl si IJUO'i Msg *utr matching fund* withm Isa# ^ Continuing hia preparation* for some berries The parly first stressed thal Ins Ball imore A Ohio ........ will provide outle a for art talents 40', w*« damaged by week*. ^th a long Journey. Eiaenhower met Minimum temperatures were in mil ia Ave of hundreds of persons, especially country’* foreign puhey is "based Iletlrlehrm Steel ...... •VI*. Games at 9 UI p. m. yesterday. for an hour early this morning Th* fiial in-talliiirnl from tb# on friendship with tin- Soviet til <: a n those of retirement ag», facility M hut firemen saved Hie main hou«e xImI# will he used for the l-ak# GENEVA (Ul*lI - The United with Democrjl'r and Republican ion." developer Harold Walsh has (old Chrysler at (ruin harm. A home at t-tO S W leaders of the House and Senate. Slates. Britain and Russia agreed Mory end Itozenwild Eleuietary "llur relation* with the I mini Curtiss-Wright Ihe hoard. The center would dis­ .il* Seventh St. was slightly burned School building project*, Tha He told them he would try to fur­ today that a preparatory commis­ Slate* are most unsalisfaclnry," liul'ont play sample* of joeal art work, 233 about lil.li] p. in. when a defective money lo h# matched by the ther the American aim for a more sion should Iark le terhniral details Kadar said. "The American dip Kastman Kodak Walih said. 107 flu relived a (ire Travii hurneil al ■uunty with fund* (Yum l#*t peaceful world but would under­ of a worldwide standardized con­ tomal,* accredited to Htidupevi1Ford Motor 82' 23th Si. and Oak Ave. al 1 11 p. Match'* s:l million bond issue will trol system as soon a* a nuclear take no negotiation*. 90' General Electric m. hut there was no damage. A l>e used fur county uJmol huildinjf test han trealy is signed. The 31' General Motors couch set ablaze by a cigarette piojecl* #« It i« given in itata agreement added a 19th part to Graham I’ aige . 2 * « WASHINGTON (Ill'll Th# resulted in ihe Imruing of a frame a draft treaty and marked an­ Inti. TAT 38'« Senate luted lh secrecy lid on it* house at tun St. ami Mulberry payment*. other step forward in the negntiMilwx-e (aid he had Uv make Lnrillard 38*« payrolls today, making the data Ava, Just after midnight Saturday. CHICAGO fUPl) - The Umled tmnv which have hem going on some amendment* in the appliMinute Maui 2ll'-i open fur piddle mspeciion for the Stale* scat invited Sunday night by HAVANA (UPli — More tlun a Chief Cleveland warned people here (or more than a year. 119 first time sines 1948. a Haitian official la *el up a naval million Homan Uattndn-s. mi lud Penney to check their healing equipment, cation form* before sending then* A breakdown of (he Millies of especially if they are using it for ill. have in his country if il I* forced ing Premier Fidel Castro, turned Penn HR ...... 4'i every employe, job titles and til# first lime this season. Healers by Cuba lo give up it* haie at out in the ram Sunday to hear Royal Aitu-rii n Plane Hits Huu.se 49'# aalaiic* paid wax published by should he checked when leaving Guantanamo Bay. a message from Pope John XXIII Roebuck Seminole County United Fund KENTO. Ohio (UP!) — A light Secretary Robert A. home for any length af lime, Ihe Arthur Ronhomme, the Haitian urging Cuba lo cling to its rail Standard (III NJI ...... . 47'* Nenalr gifts now total over 227,000. UP Studrbaker •■tit,. .. 23)» Brank worth. Treasurer C. Howard McNulty plane rraihed into Mrs. Hattie Senate's majority leader and chair­ gimi.s traditions chief cautioned. - ........... .. 9)i* A revduiiuo adopted in Ihe last The mas* meeting tn Civic U. S. Steel Minier's boms Sunday, but none of man of it* r»rrign affair* commit­ laid this morning. West in ; house El............. 101'* session in ihe wake uf "uepu.lsm" Small amounts of money are the three persons in the hum* wa* tee, a*aid he had mad* such a rec­ square hailed bv Havana new* The Seminole High Boosters disclosures on Capital Hill requir­ coming in every day and fund injured. An hour later, Mr* Min ommendation to President Fran papers as the must impressive Club harahecue (or Seminole foot, ed listing of individual salaries roi* Duvalier Ronhomme spoke leader* hupe In end the drive with demonstration of faith in Cuban hall players will h* held Wednes­ four limes a year. Vance Trimble, 'Anore than 130.(8)0 collected. Mc­ ter slipped on a piece of ice and before a meeting of the F'ull Gos­ history, opened s ehurrh eon day instead of Tuesday. The oru^ Scripps Howard Washington cor­ broke her knre. pel Men* Fellowship Aten. gres* here. Nulty aaid. Inal barbecue time of 7 p. m. to­ respondent whu broke Ihe “ nepo­ Today is (he last day for San­ Tup contributors to far are Odtism” alone*, was denied access ford residents to get a four per morrow conflicted with a high ham and Tudor, that gave 23,412; school music recital so the fraet to Senate payroll records. cent discount nn ilnir cily la*e* will tie at Ihe same time Wednes­ the Sanford Naval Air Station, 53,The data throw onen lo inspec­ by paying them during Nnvem day al Ihe Elk * I'ltili. 313 Gd; the Sanford Allantic and tion UxIj ) covered Ihe period from her, Florida Stale Hanks, and Chate Vice Admiral Hubert B Pine, July 1 through Sept. Jo. Tax collector Ellen Hoy said and Co. each of which gave 1300. CAPE CANAVERAL (CPI) — from a* far away *• V) million er uf the civilian *p.ic* agency deputy chief of naval operations The House I as made such in­ Friday that she expert* a crowd Altamonte Spring* i* the only community nr division which went ScirntUts are preparing this na­ mile*. said the payload carried aboard (air), will itlcnd the Bombing formation public regularly in the to visit L’ily Hall befor* 3 p. m. tion's final 1939 space rocket for This is more than Ihu lime* far­ over il* goal. Dei by at the Sanford Naval Air past, ft was this information that tn lake advantage of Ihe discount. a mid December shot described ther than America's one sun sat­ last week'# ill falril Alla* Able brought to light Ihe fart a number Taxr* collected through Wednes­ as cme of the biggest yet under ellite. Pioneer IV launched last moon rocket ran he duplicated, .Station of House members *ad relatives day un real and personal prop Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ Admiral Plrie, who hold* the lop taken by American research. on their government . paid offire erty totaled II89.7I8 12 from 3.373 tive secretary of the T.B. and March 3. was able lo transmit. and that “ we have under study If all goes as planned, the shot Russia also ha* one satellite in currently the possibility of association will enter receipts. Thu compares favorably health ang aviaLon job in ihe Navy, confirm­ payrolls. into deep space will give Presi­ orbit around the sun, Lunik I ing our schedule to get the most ed his attendance in a Idler with tha amount cullectrd it Ihe Orange Memorial Hospital fur to fa pi James D, damage, com­ dent Elsenhower's European and launched Jan. 2, 19341 same time !a*i year, Mit* Hoy treatment tomorrow The health The probe will i(udy communi­ out of our resources thal we have mander of Heavy Allack Wing TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Talla­ Asian (our—which Marts Thurs­ *ahl. A three per rent discount association office will tie open Cine. He is expected to arrive in hassee Insurance executive Ho­ day—the same kind of prestige cation* at interplanetary ranges available.” will be given (verson* who pay ....... I to 4 Y) p m during th# lime lo witness Ihe A3D vs, AID fin another TV program MaJ well «’. Collins formally announced that Soviet Premier Nikita Khru- in preparation for later shuts to Iheir city laves during December. next few day*. today hr will run for secretary shrhev gut from the Russian Venus and Mart ft also will Gen. John it Medan*, chief of loft bombing contest Dec. II anti Sanford Fire Chief Mack Clev# army Missile Command remain for ihe farrier Airmanship i moon shot before his trip to the relay information alioul conditions Ihe of state next year. in space such as solar radiation. labeled as exaggerated an esti­ Competition, Air Show, Award) land Sr. today urged county con­ Collins became the second person Unite*! States. America's last big chance for Beyond. Ihe deep . space probe, mate that itussia has fired five Ceremony and Santord’s Navy Ap­ tribution* lo the Muscular Dys­ to announcr (or fit* wide open race trophy drive now in progress. ,^ fn r lh# offire which will be left 1939 rests with a Thor-Able IV America’s research future it a times more missiles id all type* preciation Day frstivitie*. Szzntu (Tuun, the «tur nf the immml Christmiu l’ *r» More than 11,000 envelop#* have vacant when veteran R A. Gray rocket, only one fifth as powerful hit clouded. Critics of this coun­ than America. min Mcheriuled Friday afternoon in Sanford will nrriv# been distributed throughout the Medaris said he thought ihe retires. Ths other announced can­ a* the big Russian spare rockets. try's current progress in the space county, Cleveland said. Donor* The Thor Able will carry a race are putting pressure on Uie United State* might move fatter Troops Praised from the North Pole by A3D jet. didal* is Edward G. Hornsby, Tal­ PANAMA CITY (UPI I - U. S. may put their donation* in the en­ small payload which scientists administration for a speedup, and in Ihe spare ace if the people lahassee auditor. Jack Wilber, chairman o f the parade, aaid the jet I# Collin* never has made a state­ hope will escape earth's gravity at least sue official hinted during made plain to the White ]lou«r j authorities praised Panamanian velope* and giwt them to th* mad­ expected to arrive at the Sanford Naval Air Station at man or may tiling th* gift lo Ihe I roups today fur the quick action wide race, but Hornsby ran un­ and cross into th# orbit of the the wtekeud that the government sm! Congress that they wanl 3:45 p. m. successfully ig»in#t Grar last planet Venus, 23 million miles vs considering a# sarif attempt America to win. Hr Saul he did which curbed Saturday night'* anti- Sanford ftrehousa where they will Santa wit! h# aeeorted Into town by jay**## and not think it had been made American rioting by unruly lean- get a receipt, th* chief said. Nn closer tn the *un. The msn made to orbit th* moo# Mm*. Sanford police. In a television ptugram Sunday, “ clearcut” yet that ihe United agers waving Fidel ('astro pla­ postage is ne.-essary on the Mus­ He said in the near future he] planetoid will carry a radio The parade is .scheduled to start at I p. m. cular Dystrophy envelopes. cards. voice u> send back mformattoa a#socials director Richard Horn Stata# is w the race lo win. would announce his platform. News Briefs Season's First Big Angry Silence Snow Hits Southeast U .S . Slandered Hungary In U N , Leader Charges N A A C P Vows Fight Ike To Discuss •11-Nation Tour Six Fires Keep Firemen Busy During Weekend Bus Strike Looms County Approves Art Cenier Site Trains Collide County Set To Get School Funds Soon 1 p. m. Stocks Big Three Agree «Fund Drive Hits Over $27,000 Mark Haiti Offers U. S. Navy Base - Senate Payrolls : Open To Public Pope Asks Cubans Keep Traditions Boosters Barbecue Date Is Changed City Tax Discount Deadline Today Naval Air Chief Final 1959 Space Probe By U .S . S e t ToA,,end DerbY Health Official To Enter Hospital Insurance Man To Run For Post Fire Chief Urges Fund Drive Aid Santa On A Jet *• J �jV v 1 I wf i r t Iffill Crime Up In U. S„ Hoover Reports Plage t —Mow. K tr . 80, l M t Yule Contest Entries Get Added Incentive artistic and JAYCEE tHRIHTMAS LUiRTINT. CONTEMT BLANK Mail to: Content Chairman Jaytt-e Information Builillnjf Sanford. Florida, Box 339 GENERAL HL'LEK: 1. Entries must he located In the Sanford Area (contact Information Huildlnir for limit*). 2. Contestant* may enter Jteaidentinl or Commer­ cial dannification or both. Separate entry hiankn are required fo r each entry. I. Only one division may be entered under the Reaidential classification. All Ke*idential entnen will tie eligible for Division No. 4. 4 . Entries mmst lie mailed «,r brought to the Jav. rrr Ilk!','., mi French Ave. by noon Dec. —12. I 5. Contestant* are requested to keep display* lighted nightly between 7:30 and 0:30 p. m. un­ til winner* are announced to allow judge* ample time to check all entries. (Cheek clnaaification and dlvlalon) REMDSNTIAL biviaion Prize*: 1st place - $'».•» U. S. Saving* Bond 2nd place • 10 Silver Hollar* Livialon No. 1 : Religion* Setting (Nativity, etc.) Division No. 2 : Traditional Setting (Santa Claus, etc.) Division No. 3 : Artistic Sotting (Light*, trees, windows, n ilis s v n n , siwmi doorway*, *, netc.) v.) ---- ■ ------------Division No, 4 : Beat over-all decorationa automatic COMMERCIAL Includes Doorways, Show Window*, Bldg*., or all Prize*: i’ofsesaion o f the Florida Power A Light Traveling Trophy for one year. NAMF. ADDRESS N ot*: Please complete decorations before submitting entry. Red China Indian Ambassador Claims U.S. Kidnaped Official Calif., w*< eeitivl by the Cominuniita, dispart! Into the oon*ul. ate and held for ala hour*. Th United .State* Untied a ttrong prol leal and aikrd the Indian governmerit to art ill the caae. T.niay'a Chin.-e alatrnirnt did rmt rnrnlioti a second inrideiit allegctl to have happened In Humbay '>n Saturday .*i..-n the (ted* attucki-d an American inrsaenger and trie.1 to «ti>al rodrd diplomatin tclegiani*. Thi* aerond incident as* under invr.tigalion and a vtnteinvnt wa* ripe. i..| *o«n from lha V, 8. government. M B W tyC Lill, ln.Ha ( U P lt — Frfcna Minister Jawarhal NebM Mid today tha Chine*. Com■uniat ambatssdor in New Del­ ta Had eemplaintd officially* that ffca V. >. tonaulita In Hurnbay ta d kidnaped a Chinn* National. However, In a speerh U ParltaM*nt Nehru refuted to comment Ml ilia Bombay inridtnl except to •ay that both the American and Chine** OommunUt version* of Uta Incident were iontradlctory and "appear to be »onia kind of fiction.* fta Mill he had Inform#*! b..th •mbaasle* not to let the person* Involved to leave the ruiintry. I d China’* official pioteit to­ day followed Peiping ii'llu charge* that American aunatilar official* fa Bombay had kidnaped a Chine* official. Both were direct contra­ diction* of American prote.lt the Sadi held an Ameiltan Mai In* sergeant prtioner for tlx hour* ThumU). A •tatcm.nl by th* Oiiiu-.u Communlat foreign ufflc. Imiaileast by Peiping radio aaid A marl•an account! of th* incident ‘‘ itVaried right and wrong." It >ald the American! had "lied" and at euaod the United Slat.* of pioVioui kidnap Incident-. The Incident orriured U 1 1 Thursday when Marine Pgl. Hob­ art Armitrong. SO, of l.„» Angela*, New Boat Building Construction Starts A new building for manufactur­ ing boat trailara will ho flntvhrd Mi lauirrl Ave. In two week*, San­ ford trailer mamifarturrr Robrit R. Mitchell faid today. The 14 ,'2<hi. concrete block, M * So foot holMiiig wn* atartr.l Monday. It. I.. Andrew* I* building tha 3d laurel Ave xlrUrturv. Mit­ chell ha* hr.ii In the h»at tialln Rtanuf art tiring hiulne.t for a year. He and hi* .on ft..licit M. Mitchell atarted to plialiire the trailer* last January *« a bobby. CHCHCHILL on his doth birthday today still la lively and active in British politic* a* he frequently sits In on sessions o f parliament. If Sir Winston lives until 10(11. he "ill pa** the longevity record for England’s prime minister* held by William Gladstone, w ho died at the age o f 89. His .secretary reported " h e * in the best of spirit*” on hi* birthday. 1960 Issues May Be Decided On Ike, Khrushchev Talks And Steel Strike M IA M I ( L P li — hen. Stuart Synungion of Mlitourl, a leading Demorratic poaathtlity lor prut dent, n y * the election will be de­ cided by the re»ult* of (he Kitenhower Khruahchev Ullt* and the Iteel atrtke. Symington said in an interview Saturday the rriulti will probably (svor hi* parly. lie laid cold war tendon* In creaied rather than decreased at ter the Geneva talks. Ami he said the nation « porketbook ha* been hurt by the long iteel atrtke. " If a* a retull of the Klvcn h»wrr-Khrushchev talk* and the summit conference, world tension* are eased appreciably th*n I he llevc tiir political Itvuri of the campaign would ihift and domestic l**ues would become dominant," •Symlnlon said. Symington put much of the blame Newcomer Shares Top Record Honors With Old Pro’ Senate Group To Open Hearing Of Age Problems lor Mu»*la'» lead in tha ipace rac* on the Preildent. “ We not only are falling behind but we are falling farther behind," he said. Symington said he would prupo.e tu Congress that a special supervisor be named to handle outer space activities. Navy Balloonist Hurt In Landing n atu ral HOME HEATING N o o th e r fu a l io *o w e ll-s u it# d t o F lo r ic U 'a •u d d e n c h a n g e *! A u t o m a t i c n n tu r& l | a * he ata ra r w p o n d in a t a n t ly to ta m p e ra tu ra v a r ia tio n s , a n d p ro v id e h e a lt h fu l, Of non violent crlat#, Hoover laid report* for th* first aka* month* of th* year ihowed a Mven per cent deer**** In robber!**, two per rent in burglartei. Me per rent in *uto theft, and Me per eent in lireenlM evtf M0 But Hoover i*id: "VleUat ee lault* against the peraoo c m Unue their upward climb." A breakdown of rrtm* statistic* for 134 citie* of more than lOB.flOn population abowed New York and Chicago led the UM «f murder citie*. New York reported 301 eaaae of murder and non-negllgtnt min alaughter; Chlcagn, 24t; Phtltdel phi*. It; Do* Angela* and Koua ton. * each; Detroit, M. Los Angeles hid the highest number of rape eaaea—T43, NewYork reported Ml: Philadelphia 4A3; Chicago, Ml. and Detroit 19# j Foe aggravated assault, Hoover listed the e ilatiatica: New York. I MM, I/ m Angels*. 4 !»i0; Detroit, 3 540; Philadelphia, 3,343; Chica­ go. 1,243. flo o r-to -c a ilin g h e a t w it h o u t d r a fta o r cold s p o t *. T h e d e liv e r y o f n a tu r a l got to y o u r h o m e ie a u to m a tic e n d w o r r y -fr e e , t o o .'S t o r m s o r d e la y a n e v e r in t e r r u p t y o u r se rv ic e . N o w o n d e r i t ’e A m e r ic a ’ s m o s t p o p u la r h o m e h e e t i n f fu e l! W h e th e r y o u w a n t io h e «t a s m a ll ro o m o r at b a llr o o m , th e re 's a n a tu r a l f a s h e a tin g w n it b u i lt fo r th e j o b . H e l p y o u r fa m ily a v o id m iffle e e n d ch ills th la w in te r — ■ w itc h t o n a tu r a l gmo h eadf Hospital Notes NOVEMBER Tt Admissions Cindy Slayton, Sanford Mary Kesrnea, DeBary I.amar Milton. Sanford Patricia Lynn Grayson, Sanford David Preble*. St Petersburg Victoria Brooks, Sanford Maude Gill yard, Sanlord John Wright. Sanford Henry McCall. Sanford IJltmlssals Annie Hell William*. Sanford Geneva Hleti»rd*on, Altamonte Spring* t'levgland Preaton, Sanford HI.AINE Kan. iL'Pli — A vet*ran Navy balloonist wa* m.ured slightly Sunday in the rough land mg of a balloon that had carried two men 13 mile* high for a closer look at Venus, but he was expected tu be nn hi* Icel again today. Commander Malcolm Him tut f.red shock when the gondola rip­ ped loo** from the big plastic bal­ loon. struck a fence on a country road and toppled over. Hi* com­ panion. D (.baric* li Moore, wa* unhurt, but both men werr hospita. bird overnight fur fatigue !<o*a and the Cambridge. Ma**,, scientist had spent 27 hours aloft m a gondola packed with invnUfic and photoai.pioc e.pnpmrni jn an effort to determine whether the planet Venus has watrr vapor in its atmosphere. If it doe*, then the possibility arises that the planet lias vegetable and perhaps sum. sort of •animal" life. For HOMES and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Fairbanks • Morse Pump* Repairs To AII Make* Th. rrsiwood tree* of California accrete poisunous substanc.s which are deadly tu the insect* upon which hirils normally feed. Hence, there are no turd* Howard C. Ix>ng 207 F. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 2-2A.1.1 SPECIAL PRICES ) 1 ct rv cl RIDE IN THEATRI on p r o m : f a 2-uih Tull A \ THRU Tl M . 7:00 AND 11.00 P. M. NOW SHOWING OPEN 12:15 Dry Cleaning rati . . . coarittur fiDiati Instant beat .. h»ttlf ll»m* tor luddtn COMsnap* No «**(*... you tin aatily adjust up or down milfi lh* ttmpirjtjir. PANTS SKIRTS $ ANY 3 •_ - A For so eeaaatr. ciocsia lu ia iu 4 dtin. MuO Homo turn* mth " 1 •«vto v Odor Units last ta ct it long 410(1111 t)pt* LITTLE CRCKK riRRV The Cry that Rocked THE VAUCY OF THC SUN... c LtAVl M PTU nM — \OUlM»utNU AM 1 M . 4 00 A 00 7 i3 • CO Th i s E arth is M in e !'' 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Hoover *a id . He termed th# over a l one per teat general deer**** "alm oat Matptf n e a i *.” HKVF.lt l.Y IIIUA. Calif ( l PI) —Newcomer It.ibhy Darin, sharing honor* wlih the old pru Frank •Gnatra in the unuu.it Grammy award*, tai.l loday “ I hope to pais Frank in everything he * done." Darin, 23, the corky and conli deni rurent singing idol among the teenage *H, won two Grainmie* Sunday night—the «vame number won hv Sinatra, it, the swoon kinr of the Ids—In th. second annual National Academy of Iterurding 1Arts and Science* awaril* program "I hope In base an Oscar and an Emmy some day In go along with theie Grammy awards." »*!d Darin " I ’ m anxinu* to prove tin* MIAMI ( I T ! ) —A Senate Sub isn't a one shot success.” The committee will open a two-day handsome singer won «* the best hearing here Tuesday on prohtrms new artut of the vear and as singer of the agril and aging. of the hit tune "Mack the Knife" Prior to the merlins the Hade I'lie sung was named best record County Welfare Planning I'nunrll of the year. set today aside to hear from v.irl Sinatra was awarded a Grammy nil* eltiren* group* on living con for giving tiie best male vocal per dltirm* nl elderly person* herr. fnrmance of the year with hi* ver TH. Senate group, headed hv non of "Come Dance With Me ” Sen Pat McNamara <D Mich ) will The album "Come Dance With look Into *nch area* as employ Me ’ wa* voted the best of the ment. Income. Iimi*liig Snd health yiuir and brought Sinatra hi* other of Senior elllrrn* award. V . WASHINGTON (CPU FBI Director J. Edgir Hoover re­ ported today that vicious enme* inch a* murder. rape, nibbing* and violent a*iau!t are on the Increase throughout th* nation. Hoover declared that th**e ter roriatie crim«s hav* ritett seven per cent in the firit nine month* of this year **«n though the overall crime statistic* dipped one per cent for the same period of 1K4. Using figures reported by cities of more than 2S.000 population the FBI chi«f atrested that mur­ der *honed an ineraaM of four per rent through Septen her: for­ cible rape, five per rent, and aggravated »»*auK. seven per cent. (M y ■ detreiM M "eelme* against property aueh a* tom e- \ Catnea in thta year’* Chriatmaa contMt »pon«or«l by General VfMIng display rnntest will alio Electric. On the local let el. •-•me 1140 in %• etlflble to enter General Flee- p ritfi will be awarded in four drte’a giant national conteat. catejorlts in the eante»t alated to »_ Dave Laude, Jaycee chairman of begin the eve of Dec. 22 eontclt reported today that | The tour categorie* are reti­ re in the local conteat may |fwn. traditional, entered In a LV» first place , overall decoration. AVOID WINTER’S CHILLS AND SNIFFLES 1* 1.1 S - AT »:30 D N IA “T H E M A T IN G C A M E " In 'Technicolor • Starring D E U U IK Ton 3 REYNO LDS RANDALL FEATURES' 1 : 1 8 - 3 : 1 9 5:20 - 7:21 - 9:22 “ The* Home Of 1,0 E’ 2"rt 81. Cureful 1 ! i ii tuKirutia met cumts □ cn cm Pir*t don’t tluctuito with (ft »t»!nr or dtAimd There oro to ''hiHen ’ casts, peu p*» emf tor the fuel lOu’ve utH at ciaamta with ail con - aitlONINC (or year round comtort throRjihout >out home natutit git hosting md air conh toning units rt itiilibie 4 S a n f o r d q£ ^ £ om pany Cleaning** Sanford 210 East 1st St. Phone FA 2-5733 �1 tth# \ fm forfc flrrgllt Mon. N or. 30. 1959—Pape 3 Postmaster Urges 'Start Christmas Mailing Now' deliveries aa the holiday ap­ proaches. All mail going long distances should bo sent well before Dec­ ember in. Cm.«.mas packages for local delivery shoi Id ne mailed h> December 15, and be sure to mail Christmas cards for nearby desti­ nations at Iea*t a week beforr Christmas. Rockefeller Favors Birth Control Aid To Foreign Lands NEW YORK (I’ Pli —Gov. Nel­ son A Rockefeller su’d today he would not oppose this nation's giving binh control assistance to a foreign nation provided the other nation requested it. "This is a very sensitive sub .g i V t . jert lo various individuals, and. of course, to certain religious SHK'S nil) YE Alts OU) Hut slir still ket'|ts iii Root! con­ groups," Kockt Her said. "Naturally, a program invol dition Hy t'sercisiny,'. says .Mrs. .loliu I’onrcux of Austin, ving activities on birth control Tex. Tin' live-wire centenarian ix shown diitpluv inyr otic would not be undertaken if it wav of her favorite exercises, touching the floor without a offensive to the pecple of that bend of her 100-year old Knees. country," he added. Rockefeller, considered a possi able contender for the T'piibliean presidential nomination in IWki. spoke in newsmen after returning here from a six-day rest at his Venezuelan ranch, lie and his wife flew on to Alban..- alter a brief stopover at Idiewild Airport His remarks on birth control The West Volusia Home Nurs­ The orgnni^ation is planning a were the latest in a senes of ing A s so, jut ion was funm-d re­ drive for funds with $t as the statements over the week end by cently with Dr. William S. Fid­ rust for joining the * soeiaUon. declared or undeclared avpirants dler ns president. Anyone ililric-itd is a*krd to for presidential nomination. Rinh Other officers an* E. C. I.loyd of control has been proposed in Del,ami. vicr president; Mrs, Knl- contact hoard me inher Mrs. Clar­ many quarters a* onr possible mond Keith, lie I.coil Spring*, sec- ence Snyder of tlctern. answer to the problem of papula ictary and It. Hood of Hake Helen, lions expanding faster than food 1 treasurer. production—too many people and The purpose "f the organization loo little food is to tiring into West Volium Sen. John F. Kennedy il)-Ma»».) homes the service of a trained a Roman Catholic, said he he- nurse to aid the .sick nod to help lieved il would be unwise for this ^members of the family care for nation lo advocate birth control to other countries. This would be the hed-ridden. All communities in West Volusia interfering in a lot wily domestic l oiled I'lr-s International will be represented on the hoard problem of those nations, be saut NEW YORK — Hritish Field of 11 lister - of the newly fotined Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo l Marshal \ iscmrnl Montgomery, said lie would approve uf furnish­ organisation. calling Musi s the gTr.ite.st cum ing planned parenthood informa­ m inder of all time f >r leading tion to other cutntr.es "where tns- children >( 1*rad to the land the govern ment be Iieve * it is to uf * .masn the interest of our country " He "tie said: '1 taut du it.' and noted that po.erty and disease lie kept on wanderm,' a - ml in tile are "two of the foremost allies l desert for 10 year*, md thry of Communism " weren't lust at all, lull he was Sen. Hubert Humphrey (Dtraining Uicui f - war. I thin.* In CHEYENNE. Mvn . I T P —Sen .Mum 1 said the D.iiUd Stales John Kennedy P M iss i said W *4% *t is i l M l i,uy , VI n i l * should ..ot try to influence the Sunduv ib.it the two presidential policies of other nations on birth election might become more im I.ONDt IN — Clmsloplirr Finns, control but should not deny birth [variant to the nation than the who presided over baking bir Win control information lo nations that 1912 v tetory of Franklin D. Roose stun v lulls lnlls oO |Hinnd *5th desire it veil birthday cake, revealing how he The International Cooperation ‘ III 19.12. the security of the got the ingredients Administration called the issue country depended on the election "1 wru.e to embassies and acaileinic. It said no foreign aid of a Democratic president." lie lieads of stair <1 almost every funds have hcen spent to spread said. ' In IMo the election of a country m the woi I a-- ug them btrib rontro! information and Democratic president involve* 1 'ie for an stunt > of ingred i » from there are no plans for any such eause of freedom around the each country . I r-veive-l almovl spending world " three hundredweight* ->f II redi Fiddler Named President Of New West Volusia Nursing Association Q u o t a b le Q u o te s I Kennedy Compares 1960 Election To ’32 Demo Win Some Honeymoon "It wa*nt too bad." smiled Rriur. ••The only difficult thing was rooking " She hail lo prepare j ilieir meals on a hot plate, ami she admitted, they had overeaten the stored groceries so that IhCir last two days In the shelter they were without meat. They had to eat fruits and veg e'ab|es ihe last IX hours, they said Congressman t het Ibilifteld tD Calif. . chairman of a llou-e suit committee of radiation, was on hand to meet the couple and in spect Hie small family shelter vs tth reporters and civil defense official* Hrnae cau-i'd tome nunrrn among civil defrntcinrn when she Nnnford h»* --ivcd $t,7at.f»2 bv reported by teleptHim* several li'inir feouujr.owo-d pat king met­ days after entering ihe shelter er- on the tWo city parking lots that du-' was sifting into the con­ •t Second M. and n*k Ave, and crete bunker Dust after an atom at Third S t » -1 Magnolia Ave. lc attack probably would carry aci otding to < -v Manager War­ deadly radiation and imperil in of shelters if it ren Kn-.viee The city got line1 habitants same thing a* new meters in the seeped in Holilield said he found winr ^ee.mdiliotird machines and also r#ftiveil mftfr warriivttf »t Huai on in air intake entllaiion K n o w lr* «3ui T N n f TO m *t- p.pe. but he -aid he doubted the *»r wtnilil hut r I *"«»n i l . n o fnun- amount would be harmful to occu pants even if d had been con puriMl willi th»* $-\"*74 piyed, laminated tirant admitted ttut living in the ronfmed space together for the first two weeks of their mar Sanford’s t evrland T. Rrown ritd .He brought some smatl dls Jr. of lJit Countiy Club Cirri* agreements. hut th*-y didn't graduated I u slay from the Avia­ amount to anything and we've t i o n Elect ton. • Technician School forgotten what they were about," ^ l l the Nava; Vir Technical Train­ he said ing (enter. Memphis, lenn. The Thrv were locked in the shelter Navy aviation electron!** tevlini- for ihe full length of lime, and risn was taught electronics funda­ when they emerged they received mentals. ummunication* systems, a 11.000 rhev k for tiieir ordeal transmitter and anti-submarine from a finance roi pany which equipment in 'he 21 wee* Navy built the shelter to see whether course. a couple roulil actually live m it DOWNEY, Calif, t i l ’ ll — A 19year old youth and ihe teen agn bride he married Nov. It start today their first full week of mar Tied life ahove ground They .pent the first two weeks nf marriage in an » by 8 foot un­ derground .comic fallout shelter. Urent and Hanae Parker emerged from the shelter Satur­ day. blinking in the bright sun light and a lllllt pa'er, hut ap­ parently nunc the worse for their e\p<*rii*nr«* City Saving Money On Parking Meters Kennedy told u Democratic fa r IV recaption here Ihe Soviet t n inn may outstrip the I mted M.iti-s within the ncvl dee.ulr if a Hr putilican administration is re­ turned to the White House next year "In the n i ' V t In years, unless we bring some sense into our farm policies, the Soviet t'ninn may outproduce u* in food an>I find some better way of distri­ buting it to a hungry world," Ken nedy said "H> 1975 the Soviet I nnm may outproduce tn m hy slr*» electric power cots RI.U\K K.>n. — Na t'mdr Malcolm llu.v. -ano made a 1.1 mile balloon ascent w i a Tam bridge. Ma-s, cco-nti-i stating that the lemperaluii v itr ipped as low j - tip degrees be.ua gero It was soul as lie!! 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F A 2 -G2S 2 i 1 rent 3 1‘ Inttanf Sudi B'u* LIQ U ID JO Y King Silt $ 1 05 1 P»n# fr*ih DssiftK CHEER Pk0. O sJ Gr Pkj, C LEA N S ER 77< / / 2 'c4£ 29; t| T-t* time to atari tbnsr Chris: mi* mailings!"—I’ oilmaiter Joet S. Field »aid today. "On the cal­ endar Christmas is a month a a ay, hut here in the pw*t office it'* Christmj* every day from now on." "Actually, to set all of the Christinas jtif;a and card* deliver0 on t.me it largely a matter of advance planning and prepira tion that aiiould hr dane thi« w«tek," the Pottmaiter pointed out. "Don't take chancei on mailins poorly wrapped package*," lie •aid. "Car sturdy earrugared mailing cartons, plenty of heavy brawn wrapping paper, and re sure that every package n tied with strong cord. Cartons contain0 ; several gift packages should he well stuffed with tissue or old newspapers to cushion the con tents." He laid further. If you have articles of unusual sire or bulk, better cheek with the pis- office before attempting to mail them— the limits of sire and weight of packages vary, depending on where you mail your packages from." V a « an extra precaution against loss, Postmaster Field advised placing holh your rrturn address and the recipients address on an extra label inside the carton or package before it is wrapped. If you use Christmas s'ickers or •eals, put them on the back of your Christmas card envelopes so Shat they will not conflict with She address on the front lirfnrc ..on mall your gift pack 0gcs lie sure that proper postage Is firmly affixed to each. Ik** always a good idea to place • piece of tra- parent cellophane tape over the address portion of She label to prevent defacing it in transit. Most important of all, be •lire in include the recipients full name, street address, city, sone *mt state on your labels. Here s some other helpful sug­ gestions from Postmaster Field Ml wav s send your Christmas cards by First Class mail. They will lie delivered quicker anil they'll be forwarded or returned, if it be­ comes necessary. Christmas cards sen: by First Class four cent nr •even cent Mr Mail may carry wri'ten messages: whereas, cards ■en’ wiih Third Class three cent postage may only have a written signature and will not be forward «d nr returned. m it ia always advisable to include *o u r return name and address on each Christmas card envelope bs*eau-e this helps yoi.r filends to keep their mailing lisis up to-date and insures correction of ynur own list if the card is returned as tin deliverable. The Postmaster reminds us that ithe entire Christmas mailing rperiml is primarily a haltle against lime. If you delay now in getting f o u r Christmas cards and gift p a c k a g e s to the Post Office, dread­ ed pile ups are hound to occur, causing unavoidable slowdowns in �’ T ” ■■’ i M ER R IE M ERRIE, Q U IT E C O N T R A R Y ! Br o v t s How many Amerjenae, I wander, refilled until recastly that dip­ lomatic Immunity extended to murder? TU I It utoroDy permittod dtetemate. their alaton gad their cousins and their auats, to get away with murder? Wo ordinary squares who lire la Now York are well aware that difleaaUe Immunity allows anyone with • diplomatic licoaoo tag to triple pork, park In front of a fin plug, park la "No Parking" areas, speed and, la general, ignore all Use rules and courtesies «f the rood. (These are facto of wkieh the ordinary eitltona of Washington, D. C. hare beta •were for deeodea.) But k must have come as a Mock to millions, aa It did to me, tu t tho grown aon of aa ambastador—a maa with a police record tor brawling aad disorderly conduct—can kill a woman ia Ihe streets of Washington and walk ■way. If tha comparable son of an American ambaiaador drove an automobile in sueb n manner that It killed a middle-aged woman in tha streets of Paris, Roma, Cairo f Christmas Events » Are Coming Up Thankagiving la peat and that maane that Chriatmaa to gMking • faat approach. In a spirit of fun and enthusiasm to Mtompony the seaaon’a greater meaning are two Jajrcee projects in which everyone who can ahould taka part. * The tin t one ia the big Chriatmaa Dreama parade Trto day. The Jayceea and merchants who aia helping atage the aanua) event have indicated that it will be affood one, with BO floata and marching unita and 14 banda. The Jayceea wUl ageept lata entiiee, *o there’a atilt time to indulge In a little f E & t i D R 'i u tM Chriatmaa lighting contest. Lighted decorations will be ged by a Jayeee committee on Chriatmaa Eva night and bonds win be given as first prim in four categories and for sseond place winners. There'll bei prises 'for parade float entries, too, so the Ynletide seasoni ’ i entertainment here shouldn’ t be lacking In B And More Important thief Melts Down Coins. Finds All that Glitters Is Not Gold DAMAlCUa (UM) - Syria's ently Ignored hla hlatory letaona or never learned them at ell, wat caught when be tried to aell aome of tha matted gold to a auipieloui goldimith. The goldamith called police, who went to hla home and uncovered i And he eould well be the dumb- the now-worthleai treaiure cach­ thief of the year, too. lie melt* ed In a wall. The boy then con­ the treenre down end it fected. beceme wkrtually worth- •m idst* tor the me aoa»t thief el <b* yeesi The ltysar-aid itulent who was se gold-hungry that be swiped a -prletleia aallonal •assure from the Damaicui Mu* S The etadeat, whoet Ideality we* •at revealed, eonfeteed that he took MS gold eelae from the atueeum. , The total, freehly minted id the M Century, had been found in a Jug In IMS by a laborer dining to the Damaecene quarter of Damaieue. It we* believed that the total (•presented the life lavlngi of a r Arab living 11 tenturiea ago. y were pure gold and bore the Imprint of one of the Omayad Caiiphe. They warn known aa the VOmayed Odd Treaiure." ‘ "We have loat ■ unique hlitorCeal treaiure becauae ■ foolhardy wanted to betomo a thief," ltd muteum General Dlrector Dr. Salim Adel Abdulhak. ^Tbe atudent thief, who appar­ K & Letters To The Editor: The memberi of the Seminole Band Aaan. would like to thank ou fdr the publicity given the arbecue held recenUy by our organiaalkm. The editorial in the paper*alao wai gr.atly appreciat­ ed. Seminole High hat ■ fine, hard working band. Tho aupport given the band and all of Iti projccti by the mcrchanti, organization! and realdenta helpa make It Juat tuch an organization. Youra truly, <Mra. C. E, Carlton, aocretary Seminole Band Aaan. S D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROM 3. M ilt B,C*Laev doga t, Bwiag capital fvar.y 10. “Templet* Bprtta iim v ia r rhambare l i , Fungus distal* 14>Flah*r> man's equipment IBCookout victuals SO. Before *ia #iri vuttq 2r.XIr.Khae IE And (L.) 29. Indicate 31. Sailors M. A railroad car H, Bo# ST. 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Wait (var.) 1 1 y/( Editor T~ r~ 7 - 1“ Assignment Washington ■T ID KOTEKBA WASHINGTON - Quietly, Douglee It Strlngfellow, former United Slatea Congreaaman, talked about how hie. life had changed In the five yean alnce he pulled e hoax i the national public. He wee talking over Ihe longdlatance telephone from Salt Lake City. Strlngfellow ie now a radio newacaater — under the name of Don Douglaa. The year IBM wai to him what the year IMP wee to another young man caught In the web of a big hoax. I got lo thinking about the former Congreaaman after th* TV quia icandal hearing*, and there TERHAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran think* Preiident Eisenhower's echedulcd visit li too ihort. But a 31-gun iilute will pay him tri­ bute and a band will play the Stir Spangled Banner before Iran­ ian! get down to the brail tacka of liking for f. iter Jeta and more modern arma. The Preiident la expected to ar­ rive here at 8:43 a. m. on Decem­ ber 14 from New Delhi end to re­ main five houra and 43 minute*. The 43 mlnutca wer. equrcicd in bccauie Iranian* were diiappointed at the ahortnee* of the Preiidenl'i itay. nut whatever the time limit*, he ia inured of a warm and friendly velcome. "We are very happy to have the Preiident in thla country," Prime Mlnliter Manouchehr Kglibal told United Preat International. "We consider the trip very good," bo aaid. “ We feel aympathy toward thoae countrlc* which respect the Independence of others and Elsenhower haa ahown that In hla policy. We regret he cannot stay longer." Shah Reia Pahlevl will wel­ come the Preiident at tha airport where a 31-gun aalute haa been onload despite the fact this 1* uol e state visit. Tha President then will be driv­ en five mile* tn Ihe Shah's "Mar­ rr n your weight will room up. One girl was off for two and a half month*, and bar weight want up 40 pounds. She had to coma back sod work It off." Mist Sulllnger Hands all day, knees locked, leaning from tha waist to caulk aeami. Luo admit­ ted she is a bit disdainful when neighbor* tell her they can touch toes 10 times without bending a knee. C/ e rr 7 Impelled at the vary least to send hi* soa packing hack to hit homoBy tho H at this aooe print, X would kept that tho United State! Government and tho State Depart, mens have discovered their re­ spective backbone* aad hinted to Ireland, If that country has failed te act, that the Irish Ambassador, John J. Hearn*, aad hla deltaquaot aoo, David, tl, are no long, ar welcome la tho United States, If the alas of th* father are visited upon Ms children aven un­ til tbt third and fourth g e n e r^ lion, the rule works In rev ere^ too. Ambassador Hearn* may be the finest diplomat te the natlon’e capital. But he, as both ambassador and fstk.r, is respon­ sible for hla son's behavior. And that behavior, for tho past so months, 1* a matter of police re­ cord. Only 41 hooro before the son's ear struck an. kilted Mrs. Joule Hamlin, M, tha State De­ partment seat lo tha ambassador a lengthy police report on h l l ion's brawling. I have walled In vain to hear th* killer express so much as one word of regret over the death of bis victim. Apparently young Hearoo believe* that In ordering hla Insurance adjusters to eoofer with tho deed woman'! attorney, ha baa don* all that la accessary. H* had neither the courage nor tha remorse to stand up at th^ woman’s funeral and say, ‘ T n ft lorry.” It 1« iacradibla that be haa tha bran to remain la thla country and more incredible atilt that Uncle Sara permits it. SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT W IE B O L D T S c r . -L - Q ttm tr.. her the ring ir dreama— i diamond from our superb selection featuring beauty, quality, enduring value. U )s Jd t J e w e lr y S t o r e M l E. 1st FA M i l l Electrie Shaver HaOt* Trimmer Live Mewff TaWa Orallar Avtamatia Tai BanVwIch WrUI Warn# Bahar l*aaO WanOar Raear* Wlayar Claah.RaOl* Waream W***ar Geriatrics * it. -XX. Is old age really a disease? A state o f mind? Or just a na. % % % turai condition? Old age should be the best part of % life. Family responsibilities % % f/ . have ceased to exist and w many old peuple n have acquired a » competence and IT » are free from fi­ % 41 nancial worries. ■u % Still many are I u n h a p p y and time hangs heav­ ily on their Monday, November SO, 1959 u PHOENIX, Arix. (UPI) — Tho land of Wyatt Eorp today la the home of tho world's largest sow­ ing be*. In suburban Litchfield Park, about 300 women cut and stitch huge helium balloons, called en­ closing envelopes, which become part of Navy blimpa. The blimps carry raJar, func­ tion as part of the North Amarirsn Air Defense Command (NORAD), and patrol the Atlan­ tic offshore approaches day- and night. The women work ta a sprawling building at the Goodyear Aircraft plant. To the aeamstreatee, a blimp la "Just 1.3P4 great big pattemi, which we cut and even­ tually aew together," said 'tab*ma-born Jean Glover, a veteran worker ta the sewing ahed. "Each pattern we ara working on now baa ■ number—D-S3©. "Tha 'D' stands for dirigible, and the '630' means thla la the 830th blimp which haa been pro­ duced by Goodyear so far.” Specific alien* for hiring the wo­ men sound like requirements for airlines' stewardesses. Tha rigor* of the work demand that no wo­ man atari on tho payroll if ihe le older than 3S. more thin 3 feet J-inchee tall, or weight more than 110 pounds. "It's like being a prise fighter," said Ceraldean Avis Sulllnger, a , who came to Phoenix from Jop­ lin, Mo. "If you lay off for awhile, you have to watch yourself or fellow'a hoax started with Just a little lie. The little white tie went over well with a tew friends end the Congressman embellished on it. The lie grew and grew. Wire services played the story big. He wai hailed on "This la Your Life," and he played hla part well. Soon there was no turning back —until the thing became a night­ mare, much like tn Charley Van Doren'a cu e. And his confession came in a gush, dramatically, just like Charley Van Doren'a. He appeared oa a hastily-called TV program and, aa humbly a* Vsn Doren was to do it five years later, he begged for forgiveness. Amid tears, he aald he would not seek re-election unless hts party liked him to. They didn't ask him. In the background was hla de­ voted wife, Just ai Charley Van Doren'a wife ast quietly behind him In the caucus room. Well, what had happened lo Douglas R. Stringfeliow after five years? Did the public for­ give? "The public nev^r forget*," he said. He wat not bitter. "I (till have my friends, and t will have my enemies." Words plied out Hens In the United States laid aa if they’d been stopped up by more than five billion tgga dur­ emotion for five years. After the bottom fell out, there ing the month of February, IBS©, were a lot of time*, he said, when alone. he didn't know where hit next meal wit coming from. He lec­ tured some, and he painted, and then he went back lo hit old routine of broadcasting. That personal explosion In IBM, he aaid, made him a better man within himeelf. "It look that," he laid, "to make me a human being." II* la putting hla whole story Into a book which la ready for the publisher*, "Chaff Before the Wind." I had one final question: Would the public forgive Charles Van Doren? There wai a paui* on the other end of Um line. Then, fervently, fjrmer Con­ gressman Douglas Strlngfellow aaid: "1 hope »o." ble palace" for a two-hour dlacuilion with the Shah and hla ad­ viser*. The ichedule call* for Elicnhower'i regular real period with lunch afterward, lie Is irheduled lo leave for Athena at 3:30 p. m. U. S. Ambaieidor Edward Wallea U credited with persuad­ ing Washington to atretch the President'i visit slightly at both end*. The Iranian* were told the tightness of hla schedule wai due partly to the fact that he will not fly after dark as an added safe­ ty factor. Observers here believe the Shah would discuss with Ihe President the possibility of full-fledged U. S. membership in Cento Central Treaty Organization which In­ herited the mantle of Ihe Bagh­ dad Pact, and then would urge upgrading of the Iranian air force. Other, more modern, armamenta also would be included In the package. Economics will be another aubJect. A cut In oil prices has re­ duced Iran's Income proportion­ ately and Iran would like heavier l'. S. purchases. Americans point out that Iran Bubbly Brew BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — received 110 million dollars in loans, grants and technical as­ You soon will be able to buy a sistance from the United State* carbinatcd coffee drink, accord­ In the last year. ing lo Bavaria, & A., a firm here which ia preparing the fUzed-up brew for esport The bottled drink Happiness Through Health will be all coffee and not Just coffee-flavored aodi-pop, accord (B y DR. F. LEO HER WIN) ing to its promoters. iu 4 % emerged a etrange parallel be­ tween Douglae Stringfaliow and Charlea Van Dorci, Doug Strlngfellow wai juat a few rnonlhi from Van Doren'e age of 33 when the world crum­ bled around him after he confelled that he wea not, after all, the OSS war hero be had made out ho wai, and that he never did accompllab auch World War II feata aa parachuting behind enemy tinea to capture a highranking Nazi. Like Van Doren, Doug Stringfellow wai endowed with great peraonallty, native Intelligence and a fine family background. Like In Van Doren'a cate, String- Iranians Feel President's Visit To Country 'Short' % ■ New Delhi, Tokyo or Manna, God help Uncle Sami It doesn’t require much imagination to picture wUt would Uppon. If tha kilter took refuge ta dip­ lomatic immunity, there would U anti-American riots la tha streets and, in all probability, mobs ston­ ing tha American Embassy. Commuaiat propagandists would make a Roman holiday at such Imperialist behavior on the port Of th* Dower of Capitalist society. News media around tha world would acroim tho bout* down with denunciations of the Amer­ ican way sod our zndisciplinad behavior. Our eareleM disregard of the lin e of "native" people would make stirring editorial toddor. Then would bo loud tad persist­ ent demands that tho Americas embassador ho declared persona aon grata. If Uocla Sam, under the cir­ cumstances, did not recall the ambaiaador before the host gov­ ernment made such ■ request, it •coma incredible that tho ambas­ sador himself would not be aufflcleiUy sensitive to resign. Or, lacking that grace, would pot feel Here's Some Women That Keep Those Navy Blimps In Stitches see, And while on the subject of the Jayceea—they will conttaue one of our favorite projects next Saturday, That’s the date for tab isecond of a aeries of polio shots which the Jayceea are sponsoring for Sanford end Seminole ity residents and families. Shota ara glvan lor only $1. This Is ona of the most worthwhile projects aver atttoptari in the public interest. And the public ought to nepcuwl with equal Interest when a campaign la aimed at an tmtay such a i polio, -We hope the Jayceea can get 100 per county participation—that's their stated goal. lutes Robb S a y s % 4 hands. w a tn a e m n a jaw nun ■*M (la* B4lt*e WaMlahM Halle M »e« aaiarOar, lailar, u 4 t'kihtani h MUM eater4ar e>NM4ha Ckrtatmaa. •Mae M t t a Setebe* IT. late ai Iba Peat ar- -- -- . — aaSae Ifea let at Caaataaa at Herat a, i l i a 25? * ,n A* to O Matte, at the Halt** Preao whlefc la eallllae m taatvele I* me are M erewkUeaUa* el eU ike leeal aetea aristae Si mm BATH* tew* Maatfca ■•■Ska Helping those in need, taking more interest in children ore o f great assistance in ward­ ing o f f senility. Following the latest discoveries o f science, becoming interested in peo­ ple, civic, religion, politics, are also helpful. Perhaps the most prominent symptom o f otd age is a settl. ing o f the spinal column, it actually decreases in length from one to several inches, due to the thinning o f the cartilngenous cushions be­ tween the spinal bones. This condition greatly interferea with the flow o f energy supplied by the spinal nerve to the various organs, great­ ly decreasing their efficiency. Spinal manipulations and ad­ justments are o f great assist­ ance to avoid disease pecu­ liar to the aged. Plnin, easily disgested foods, small meals and more of them to avoid taxing the di­ gestive organs, induce well being and promote restful sleep. Keep planning and looking into the future. That is the way to postpone old age. Are you a Chiropractic case? * w , t * of »rlicit* published in the public Inter­ est to explain and illustrate the practice of sclent Ifk NEWCOMER7 Hava you, or has someone you know, just moved tn a now homo? Your Welcome Wagon Hast*** will call with g ifta a n d ( d e a d l y greetings from th* com­ munity. • FA 2-7936 or FA 2*1756 DAD MOM Pleas* everyone on your list with gUU they'll treasure for lasting pleasure. ijA T IIN 9 AOBRS Your electrical appliance dealer haa an amaxing **l*ction...snd a LayAway Plan. Select your gifts now and spare yourself that last-minute rush! Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwln whose office is located at 201 S. French Are. and hla telephone number U FAirfax 2-7442. W. Scott Berne, Mgr. 207 Magnolia A r c �\ tV ...... V' TT‘ --- Hr tu fir l Mon. N ov. 80, IftBR— P a g* 8 | r n lt \ . > A nna Miller Circle Initiates N ew Members Mr*. Thomas Sprout and Mr*. Hobart Tomlinson ware welcomed into the Anna Miller Circle at the November meeting. The group met at Um Elk's Club for the initio* lion ceremony and regular bunnett meeting. 'P&iAo/tah Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ tive secretary of the T. B. and health association, will enter Or* ange Memorial Hospital in Or* Undo, tomorrow lor treatment. The office will be closed 'or a lew days. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hastings £ d aa their iwuse guests at their Home on Reservoir Lake during the Thanksgiving weekend, Mrs. Hastings' mother, Mrs. J. J. Lawrence and sister. Mrs. I.. O'­ Daniel both of Griffin, Ga. and another sister, Mrs. E. D. Prircc of Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. .Mm Watkins, of Atlanta, Ga.. spent the weekend with Mra. Holmes parents, Mr. Jtad Mrs. G. A. Speer, Jr. ™ Elisabeth Woodruff v i s i t e d friends In Atlanta, over the week­ end. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Uurncy •pent the Thanksgiving weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burney. Charles Wilke, ac­ companied them to Sanford for a visit with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Wilke. _M r, and Mrs. Ernie Morris are (bending the holiday vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L F. Richards and Mr. a ,d Mra. H. E. Morris at the M. (J. Ranch Miss Jane Williams vpent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Ted Williams. HOW TO REMOVE MILDEW FROM BOOKS To correct mildew spota in your wulued books, brush each spot Mnth a facial tissue, then open book and allow it to air in a sunny spot (or several hour>. If the mildew is especially per­ sistent. brush the spots, then spread French chalk on the page and let it set for several days before brushing out chalk. x V jH Th# Fabric Shop UJf Orlande Dr. FA I-S7IJ Presents — the finest expression of decorating prestige . . . WAVERLY BONDED 6LQSHMN' FABRICS I Free Decorating Service frame and Bfeier Boerncr I*, s . — See Our Unusual Christman Gift Items t J* A t* i ^ \ d' Rebekahs Nominate Officers !» * * .* A their* husbands are invited. Gifts will be exchanged and an orches­ tra will provide music for danc­ ing during the evening. Members votrd to have a float in the Christmas parade and to tend a cheek to the tuberculosis drive. Mrs. Harry Adair, president, requested a special initiation for the next mealing, scheduled for Dec. >. All members are urged to attend this, the last meeting and soon convert the room into an autiitorium. Pictured THE ENTERPRISE SCHOOL has recently completed of the year, are a gmup o f children lined up for serving in the. new a new cafetorium. It in a combined cafeteria and audi­ Others attending were. Mrs.' cafetorium. torium. Table* can moved into their atornjre apace .Mareellf Faille. Mrs. datum Smith. Mrs. Ralph Wight II. Mrs. Irene Kent. Mrs. Wade Snyder. Mrs. Morrie Moses.' Mrs. H. F. Hale, Mrs. J. M. Cameron. Mrs. G. Walter, Mra. Ruby Hin­ der. Mrs. Ray Oiler. Mrs. E, J. Moughton Jr., Mrs. W. I. Clarke. Mrs. Ed Milter, Mra. J. B. Phil­ lips. Mrs. Buford Brown, Mrs. Cub Scout Pack 3*3 met last Wesley Barber and Mrs. C. If. week at the First Presbyterian Stafford. Mrs David Canwfix mas h<wi has been asked In send a pair of Church with Jim Buckler presid­ r«« lo the November business lied sheds lo The Rev and Mrs ing. Den One opened the meeting meeting of the Missionary Society Howard Beardsley, who are re with the flag salute and the song of the Alliance Church, at her turning to their work in the mis Mrs. John Higgins was hoslca* home on Elm Ave, non field in Africa, after spend­ "America the Beautiful.” Mrs. Adcle Moore, presented the ing a furlough in Ihe I'nlted Iasi wrdk at her home in WynneAwards were presented, aa fol­ wood when Ihe Gain a Omega devotional service Plan* were States. lows: Terry King, lion badge; discussed concerning the mission The Churches in the southeast Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Billy Dodson, wolf bi *gc and gold work of the society. The group rrn district have been asked to * November aocisl meetarrow point; Rohert Repp, gold By MYRTIE WILSON contribute items for the Heard*- *nj-i . , , , The evening was spent chatting ►me Demonstration Agent ley's missionary outfit. They will and silver arrow points; Don and working on th* chapter's year­ go to the interior of Africa for •«et,e v e il or not. the home kit Ktb.ll, silver arrow 'point; David book. " can he a mighty dangerous a four year term and will have .MISS D O R IE I1ACH. place especially when the home Richardc, silver arrow point: Miss Ginger Jones was the lo take all necessary items with group’ s guest for lha evening. da ugh ter o f Mr. and Mrs. maker is busy preparing meals Robert Goldstein, gold arrow them. Mrs. Higgins served soli drinks David Bach. Holly Ave., a for a hungry family." says Miss point and Rill Higginbotham, a* They are translating the Bible and cookies to Mrs. Jack Schimember o f Brownie Troop Frances Cannon. Assistant Health sistunt drnucr stripe. The Women’ s Friendship League into thr tribal language of the rard, Mrs. F. W. File Jr., Mrs. HID Higginbotham entertained 106. in holding one o f the Education Specialist. of Ihe tong re gaimnai l' hrislian P«*P»* * » > ' « • « '“ * ‘ hr> David Van N.’ ss, Mrs. Robert liar the Pack by playing "Red River A play pen or a plav area near working holiday turkeys, made vrv. Mrs T. V. Metis Jr, Mrs. _________ ________ __ _ ________ Valley" on ms guitar. D on One Church wilt hold a turkey dinner the kitchen is a good practice since from an apple, gum drops Other projects tne local society James Dr Brine. kitchens present real hatards to and Five assistn' In reproducing at noon. Sunday, lire. 13, in thr and paper, heatl and wing*. little ones at these busy times. has contributed ^ recently are a Mrs. Jimmy BuUcr, Mrs. Jerry * scene of the old country store, fellowship hall of the thurch, The troop mode these as a “ ' l.umberson, Miss Hirbara Flynt. Husband, and children of the h>b> ",h0* ' f for’ J‘ r\ ,P“lul Falla, according to the National It was typical of the times, in Thanksgiving project at Safely Council, are om of the |eluding pot belly sto ca and old members are invited and an old son. a missionary in Lima. Peru. Miss Sylvia Pnct, Miss Dottle and assisted thr Alliance Sunday Melts, Miss Jeannette Ktnlsw, the home o f their leader. major kitchen hazards for adults, fashion wall phones. fashioned family alfair is plan Den Three, under the direction ned. Following the dinner, Christ School in prrpanng a Christmas Miss Tatty Walker snd Miss Mra. Olan Rnutwell. thin You ran protect yourself and bos to be sent to a mission field Jonas. others by immediately cleaning up of Mrs. Libby White, presented mss devotinns will include a ran week. (S taff Photo) Members attending the business slippery substances—spilled watrr. sn amusing skit held in tho coun- dir light service, meeting w e r e . Mrs. Marjorie Christmas carols will lie sung, grease nr foods. A xafe step stool try store. Den Five closed the Cook fennel with parsley and Moore, Mrs. (irorgr Wells, Mrs. will eliminate another kitchen meeting with the song ' America” , accompanied at the organ by Mrs L. A. Watson, Mrs. Fay Lee. Mrs. hc«i greens or aerie It raw in danger— that of climbin’ chairs, accompanied by Robert Goldstein L. Spencer. Mrs. L. Robinson will Adel* Moore and Mrs. Carnefix. green salad. lead the singing. Thr husinrss set boxes and other ina irshifts when on Ihe arcordlan. Immediately following the meet­ smn will be very brief, sn every­ reaching for higher shelves .Storing sharp knives separately ing, Den One held a sale of cider one ran enter into the spirit of will protect both the user and thr and doughnuts for a penny each. Christmas. knives. Wash them individually, The executive board of the VV. and never leave them in the dish­ S.C.8. of First Methodist Church water. Put them away Immediate­ will meat Tuesday at > a. m. in ly after using. Remember, loo. McKinley Hall. The business and that sharp knives are actually program meeting will 'tart at safer Hi in dull one* when proper­ .Money doesn't grow on trees, ern day medicine lias its origins » :« . ly used. Airs. Ashby Jones will be in Burns arr still another cause but medications do. A statistician at the hrarlhsidr in days when charge of tnc program, tniiiird of serious Injuries. Keep pothold- could compile a formidable list medicine was a dialler of native "Christian Customs in Many rri handy near Ihe range, and use of lifesaving medical aids ex­ lor*, passed from mother to them when needed. Tongs ara both tracted originally from trees, daughter. Foreign Lands.” handy and safe for handling hog bushes and bloom*. later as the In 17*5, William Withering pub­ See our dream dressea designed to envelope foods. Warn your children of the chemist's science developed, syn­ lished ihe results of work (or dangers of a hoi stove, and explain thesised and manufactured bulk. which the uld British midwife was yuu in an aura o f romantic glamour ax J’°n to them why they must not touch One id Ihe most powerful of all responsible hot things. heart stimulant*, digitalis, which drift through the holiday evening*. A He dismissed Ihe value of All who participated in Ihe first Hurry produce* a host of kitchen is still a mainsia. of any medical Mother Hutton’s incantations and dinner dance sponsored by the fabulous collection o f romantic, accidents, too. Hurry can leatj lo kit, came from a midwife's brew spelts, and run i t nl rated upon Ihe navy wive* club were very enthu­ carelcs-nrss. and carelessness to of herbs in England renluries ago hear) concoction, lie found it con siastic shout it. Many comments provocatively «lim cocktail sheaths, Whether another much like it lamed s ronimon plant, the pur­ of praise were heard and some mishap Play it safe—think through your can be isolated from the hark of enchanting dinner dresses. You'll find your ple foxglove. Further, he found, asked. "When are you going to kilchcn Make i* a happy place— in African Irrr is being studied it stimulated heart action. Hr do this again"? particular dream-dr*** in Ihi* festive, a safe place. in a lleirt Fund project by Dr. worked out the proper doses. The serving table was centered Walter J. Gensler, professor of with a huge bouquet of chrysan­ In later generations, more sd .sparkling choice o f after-stark beauties. chemistry at Boston L'niversitv. themums and candle with horns Enterprise vanced scientists isolated Ihe sig He is directing an analysis of of plenty, filled with fruit and nifirant material—digitalis —from the chemical organisation of Hie foxglove. vegetables and spilling out on each bark of Krythrophleum guineense. end of thr table. Individual tables alkaloids from which are reported held candles and fall leaves. to act upon the heart as does dig) Osteen Tbs food, cooked and served by Mis. Virginia Mills, daughter of tali* — the discovery of which the women was varied and deli­ cious. There ia some discussion Mr. and ."ra. S. A. Pittman of originated in Mother Hutton's of making this in annusl affair. Waycross. Ga., whj has bern herb Ira in thr England of yes SEMI - FORMALS The club sends thinks to their making her home in Enterprise teryear. By Lori Deb, lligi o f with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and The bark has been imcvtigaird husbands, who assisted with the Mrs Belly Snyder and son California and Julia Miller. , heavy work and served as baby Mrs. Clyde Shonyo and Wilton J. previously by pharmacologists. John. Mr. ami Mrs. Nick Pfclfauf Nice selection of the very * sillers, while their wives made " “ ‘ “ S' '° n „ Mr* •nd Drawbacks in the form of toxic live arrangement* fur the party. dossie of Enterprise resclions have been found to rule and daughter, Linda, and C. J. newest high fashion color* in Melt Inr all of aanfoed were were married Saturday afternoon out its use ss s heart drug sizes 5-15 and 8-20. Nov. 21 in Nahunta, Georgia by Projects of this nature illustrate Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. Canned fruit drinks convert to Judge Claude A. Smith our debt to both the atomic-age and Mrs Clarrnre Snyder. Mrs. John Conn of Eau GaUia dessert toppings when thickened $22.1)5 - $39,95 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nelson of chemist and lo the midwife—pos­ slightly with cornxtraeh. Add Tampa are holiday and weekend sibly even the witch doctor—of spent Ihe wrrkemf with Mrs. guests of Miss Doris Faber. chopped fresh fruit lo lade. other generations, Much of mod liarry Osteen. Mrs. Martin Dyer, chairman of the annnual Christmas dinner, gave her report concerning this big event of the year. It will he held at the Elk's Club Dec. 18. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p. m. All circle members and Scout ck3 a P Present Awards Alliance Women Plan ' Missionary Program Works On Yearbook Play It Safe Check Hazards League Plans Turkey Dinner W.S.C.S. Board Seminola Rehekah taidge met Thursday evaning at th* L O O F . lodge hall, with Mrs. I ra­ ily Jameann, noble grand, pra» siding. A slate of officer* was mm ed for the coming year. An lion will be held at the neat I ing. Mrs. Jameson honored the noble grands, with a rourtnay presented each with a gift. W honored were, Mr*. Mary Ja son, Mrs. Virginia And* Mrs. Mildred Squir**, Mrs. Fiarell and Mra. Mabel Church Calendar MONDAY First Baptist Church W. M, week of prayer procram by 3, 2:30 p. m. Pinerrest Baptist Church of prayer program, 1 p . m . Fel­ lowship. 8 30 p. m. Association Sunday School training 7;M P- m' ____ _ _ TURBOA7 First Presbyterian Church, J e * inr Choir rehearsal, 4:11. tats#mediate. S p. m. Pioneer F*H*w ship, I p. m. Men of th* C h er* supper, T p. m. First Baptist Church, Bible mmvey class, 9 M a. m. W. M, V, Week of prayer program b f elfcle I, at 1:10 p. m. 9tsaner* class Christmas supp Church, ft p. m. Bit class. 7 so p. m. Pinecrest Haptiet Church, elation Sunday School program, 7:30. p. m. S CLEAN CHOMPtNO Nature's toothbrush**— celery, apple* *nd orange excellent supplement* to tho made variety, saya th* W* Growers Association. Eaten raw, these vegetables wiH 1 th* teeth clean when ■ ia not available. Meets Tomorrow Origin Of Digitalis Wives Club Dinner Dance, Big: Success Personals Personals FOR THE HALF-SIZES Jgicpis exquisitely tailored by Peg Palmer and Brief Original*. Sizes 1 * 2 1 Beautifully styled for th* Holiday season. $14.95 - $39.95 V. h COCKTAIL DRESSES lit sizes o-lfi. 8-20. Be the hit o f the party in one of these. All new atyle«, colors am! $0 many pretty one* to choo»* from, too. $12.95 - $39.95 .See our lovely Penrose trimmed evening sweaters, also the gorgeous evening goats. Complete line of long glovee la black and whit*. Jewelry for each matching outfit, also tiara*. Handbags, hose and the proper underwear. “ Featuring Fashions And Footwear For The Family1* 212 E. 1st Phone FA M M I ---------------------------- * �Vi V o d frl Pair* 8—Mon. Nov. 30, 193ft V m !> Navy May Accept Bowl Bid Q o v in if o n / m S Covers Sports f] I iO By JERRY COVINGTON The football fan* in Sanford are doinr thing* a little differently than in aome cities this. year. Usually when a coach'* team doesn't win better than half its games in a season, they immediately con­ demn him and begin hanging him in effigy. Wednesday night the Seminole Boost­ er* Club is sponsoring a gigantic supper at the Elks Club in honor o f the Seminole coaching staff. Although the Seminole* had a respectable .500 season, the Boost­ ers want to assure Coaches Pigott and Laude that they were not a bit disappoint­ ed in the turnout. This was Coach Pigott’s poorest season since coming to SHS three years ago and he won five and lost five. A t their meeting last week, the Boost­ ers had nothing but praise for Pigott and Laude and they plan several surprises for them. The Boosters will have as their guests the varsity and junior varsity footballers and their dates. Also all members o f the Club are urged to attend. President Gor­ don Bradley has asked that nnyonc who plan* to attend should call him at FA 2-5928 or Buddy Lake at FA 2-6184 and make reservations. The players and their dates will be admitted as guests o f the club and all members will be charged $1.50 a plate. Believe me, members, 1 attended last year and they really put on the feed Lag! If you haven’t done so, call tonight and make your reservations. • • • All baseball hopefuls around Sanford can begin their spring training a little early this year. Another recreation facil­ ity has been installed on French Ave. near the Putt-Putt golf course. It is called the Hatt-Batt. It has three batting cages and three m ajor league pitching machines and the best in baseball bats. Although it is a recreation facility, it really can be very helpful to anyone interested in improving his hitting. Plan now to drop by and take a few swings. It's a good place to blow o ff a little steam when the wife runs you out o f the house. While on the subject o f recreation areas, another spot that soon will be open is the new 20-lane bowling alley on Onora Rd. right o ff the Orlando highway. All 20 lanes will be completely automatic and it will be one of the finest in the area. Conerly Paces Giants To N FL W in toiled Press International The other 33 New York Giants ■oon msy join Charley Conerly in riding around In new automobiles The S23,000 bevy of gift* ConerJy received Sunday at Yankee -Stadium Included two brand new autos. The 33-yeardd quarterback immediately went into high gear -against one of his favorite tari e l i , the Washington Redskins. Conerly has a little Choctaw In'dian blood in him. Maybe it helps make him particularly effective -against the Redskins. Anyway, he Jhrew two touchdown passes to •Bob Schnelker, one to Kyle Role land set up a scoring run by Alex Webster and a Pat Summerill field goal. Conerly, who has thrown 33 of "tils 134 Nstional football I-eague touchdown passes against the Tledikins, enjoyed his spree in the first 29 minutes. Then he sat down to rest fur a dance in bis Sonor while the Giants whined to i 45-14 triumph that clinched at east a tie for the Eastern Divi* "lion title. The Giants now arc two games in front with two to play, it’s a virtual certainly each of them can count on at least a 13,300 •lice of championship game mon ey ami a new car *1 t.»c>' want go match Conerly on the highway. * New York got sterling help .^Jrorn the San Francisco Forty* ■-Niners, also giving their 'Western Jitle hopes a huge boost, scored •three times in less than seven minutes to edge the Browns at 'Cleveland, 21-20. The hteelera, with Bobby Layne throwing four touchdown passes, whipped the Philadelphia Eagles t Pittsburgh, 31 0. « The Brown* and Eagles started 4he day only a game behind the plants but virtually lust all hope •iy losing. Coach Paul Brown, ^tohose Browns invade Near York .next Sunday, told what the Forty-Niners hart done to his team’* iastern dunces in two words: That’* It.” * The Baltimore Colls remained lied with Sin Francisco for the J J Four Bouts Set NEW YORK (CPI) Light­ weights Chico Vein: and Fiddle Armstrong meet in the feature 10round bout tonight at New York's Academy of Music. Meanwhile, heavy weights Harold Carter and Juhnny Jenkins meet In a 10 round bout at Elisabeth. N. J,, middleweights Itory Calhoun and Tony Mavciarelli fight at Montreal, and middleweight* Joey Gianihra and Orlando di Pietro meet at l»ng Beach, Calif. 'I lie first engine to be run by a piston in a cylinder was built In France in 167# as a means of pumping water for basins in Ver­ sa dies. The jMiwrr was supplied by exploding gunpowder. L'n.ird Press International The completion of the holiday bowl pairings waited today on a decision by Navy brass whether to call it a “ perfect season" after the *3-12 rout of Army or to try “ to gild the lily" by playing Penn State in the Liberty Bowl. Harrasird Liberty Bowl officials — so far unable to stir up any enthusiasm for the Dec. 19 game — made a desperation bid to tne Middies Saturday night aiul Capt. Aj bury Coward, director of ath­ letics at Annapolis said the in­ vitation would be taken under consideration. Western lead by downing the Los Ar.gelcs Rams, 33 21, at home be­ hind the passing of John L’nitas. The Chicago Bears kept their Western hopes alive, remaining a game behind the two leaders by thumping the Chicag* Cardinals, 31-7, In Sunday's other game Each of (be 12 clubs has two more regular aeason games. New York is in a powerful po­ sition. It entertains the Browns before ending its regular cam­ paign against the crippled Red­ skins at Washington. The Eagles play at Washington next Sunday and then entertain the Browns. Baltimore, the I cue Ullcholder. must perform like a champion and snap a Jinx to retain the Western title, The Colts play next Saturday at San Francisco and the following Saturday at I.cs An­ geles. Baltimore has won onlyone of 14 games in those cities. The Forty-Niners end their season at home against the Grcrn BayPickers, 2117, victors over the Detroit Lions In the Thursday game that opened the past week­ end's action. The Hears finish at home against the Steeli-r* and Lions. Eastern Division W. 1.. T * 2 0 New York 6 4 0 Cleveland Philadelphia 6 4 0 3 4 1 Pittsburgh 3 7 0 Washington 2 8 0 Chicago Cards Western IBs ixlon W. L. T. 7 3 u San Francisco 7 3 u Baltimore « 4 0 Chicago Bears 2 3 0 Green Bay 2 H (1 (.os Angeles 2 7 1 Detroit Pet. .#00 .600 .600 .336 .300 .200 Pel. .700 .700 .600 .300 .200 .222 Oviedo Opens Cage Season Tuesday Meeting Ocoee Quint At Home the Uvieao Jllgn Sviioyt u p i ■ J„;.tj. Jimmy DrShsro. Rs'ph opsa the basketball season tomor­ Johnson, Johnny Jukubcin, Mickey row night at home against Ocoee. Tesinsky. Bobby Pent*. John Coe, The game is scheduled to start at Wesley Swenson, Iliad Lingo and 7:30 in Ihe high school gym. Martin Norman The Ovirdo five has been bald at work getting set for the season opener under Ihe direction of Coaches Paul Mtklcr and Carlton Henley. Ttic Liuns will play two addition DE SOTss LAKES. Fla-. J*>e al games before the Christinas boll days meeting Bishop Moore lire, n llavii nf llra«s Motors, Sanford, at 20*1 F.a-t Commercial St., will and Tavares Dec. 13. For the first time in the school's attend a meeting in Bradenton, history, the JV squad will have .1 Florida. December :t, to hrlp pints Florida's newest and richest PG \ full 1* game schedule Coaching the JV* will be Henley gulf Inurnment, the He 8<'tn Open while the bulk of tin- A squad's ac Invitational nest March. With approximately in other tion will be under the directum of Flondu lie Soto automobile deal­ Mlkltr. The vanity it comprised of Mike ers he has hern invited to confer Duds and Jerry Arndt, forwards; with visiting Detroit officials of Johnny Tttmiky, center and Bov the Ply mouth-lie Soto-Valiant Di­ Wainright and Kunnu- Willis at lin­ vision, Chrysler Corporation, ex­ gua rd posts. Also slated to are clusive sponsor* of the new sports plenty of action is Johnny Courier. event, at the new De Koto Fake* Kenneth Sparks, Richard \ an Country Club, near Bradenton, Wormrr. Mi k e Kennedy, Wes Floniia. Evans, Jerry L'lrey and Ben Wain right. The R squad, made up mostly of Wins (irand Prix freshmen and sophomores shapes MILAN. Italy 1Id1*1) — Torne-e. up like this: Torn Hites, Jimmy a seven year-old Italian cam­ paigner, won th« Grand I’ nx id Nations trotting race Sunday, de­ (lets Preference feating Jatiun, Europe's “ wonder CLKMSON. S.C. (UPD - Gene horse" v*ho cl indied the 1933 Eu­ Willmon, Clemsun College buxi­ ropean Gold Cup with a total of ne** manager, said today ticket* 7# points by finishing second fur the Bluebonnet Bowl fool lull game to he played Dec 19 at Houston, Tea., hetween Clem son and Texas Christian will be of fered first lo members of the Clemson Bonder Club. Davis To Attend Golf Meet Plans Player Draft Set By NFL Officials The decision may be made to­ day after the executive commit­ tee o/ the athletic department passes on its recommendation to Rear Admiral Charles L. Melson, USX, superintendent of the aca­ demy. Sources close to the aca­ demy stressed Navy's traditional lukewarm attitude toward bowl games even though the Middies did play in the Sugar Bowl, Jan. I, 1953, and in Ihe Cotton Bowl, Jan I. 1931. “ For Navy to accept any bowl invitation, a special set of cir­ cumstances must exist,” in An­ napolis source told the United Press International. Liberty Bowl official; in Phila­ delphia, meanwhile, admitted they had no other “ interested candi­ date." The Bluegrass Bowl, sched­ uled for Louisville, K>\. also Dec. 19, wat cancelled Sunday after both Alabama and Kentucky re­ jected invitations. The following bowl lineups emerged from the smoke and fire of the last big Saturday of the campaign — one appropriately fill­ ed with upsets; Rose Bowl: Wisconsin (7-2) vs Washington (9-1). Sugar Bowl: Louisiana State (9-1 > vs Yltssissippi *911. Cotton Bowl: Syracuse tl-0) vs Texas (9-1). Orange Bowl. Missouri (6-4) vs Georgia (9-1). Gator Bowl: Arkansas (12) va Georgia Tech (6-4). Bluebonnet Bowl: Texas Chnatian (82) vi C'lemson (12). Sun Bowl: North Texas State (911 vs New Mexico State (7-4). Tangerine Bowl: Middle Ten­ nessee (8-1-1) vs Pre'byterun (9- PHILADELPHIA (LTD - The National Football League will be­ gin a •barga.nmg battle" with the new American Football League to­ day when it holds its annual draft of college stars. The eight club AFL held its THE BIGGEST DEER brought out o f Farmington** first draft last Monday at Minnea­ polis, Many of the players chosen hunting area on the first clay of the huntinjt season re­ there, including such stars as cently was this six point buck taken by Seminole Hiyh quarterback Richie Lucas of Penn football players, from left, Billy Bowles. Jerry Dillard State, halfback Billy Cannon of anil Bobby Barbour. Sixteen-year old Dillard shot the Louisiana State and tackle Bob 1-0 pound buck with a 30-30 rifle in the hunting area Yates of Syracuse, almost certain­ near Osteen. ly will be drafted again today when each of the 12 NFL clubs chooses 2U players. Although the new league got the jump in holding us draft first, the old circuit landed the first “ name" star Sunday when quxrtcrback Don Meredith of Southern 1 ) . Methodist signed a “ personal con­ Mississippi. Georgia, Georgia tract" with tile operators of a Tech, and Clcmson accepted their proposed Dallas franchise in the invitations Saturday a f t e r the windup games of their regular JACKSONVILLE (UPll — The ' winning record over the past five National League. Meredith signed with Bedford seasons. Mississippi crushed Mis­ State Board of Control probably years. Wynne and Clint Murchison J r, sissippi State, 42 0. Georgia down­ wEl determine the f *.c of Florida Woodruii s team ended the cur­ who nave been promised an NFL ed Georgia Tech, 21-14. and Clem football coach Bob Woodruff at son walloped Furman, 5f 3. rent season Saturday by defeating franchise for Dallas. its next monthly meeting. Several sports writers have pre Miami 23 14 for a 5-1-1 record, dieted the veteran roach is in h;s knocking Miami out of a passible last year at Florida despite his Orange Bowl bid. J. J. Daniel, chairman of the Board of Control, confirmed Sat­ urday his group was ' ready to review- the football coaching situa­ tion a! the University of Florida" at its Dec. U meeting. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (L P D . gan of Rochester, and Ed PalmHe said the board, which over sees state universities, had asked —Don Lee, 23-year-old p i t c h e r 1quist and Jim Golden of St. Paul. PHILADELPHIA »l PI i — Rut­ University President J Wayne who failed in three trials with the I Following tbi* draft of “ veter­ gers head Coach John Stirgman licit/ to submit a recommenda­ Detroit Tigers, was expected to be ans" players, there was mother will replace Steve Sctxr as foot­ tion on the matter to the board the Washington Senators' first selection session in which for the ball coach it Ihe t'mvrrsity of prior to thr meeting. Hamel declined to give any clue draft pick today m the annual first lime the majors could for Pennsylvania, the I'nilcd Press International learned Sunday on as to bow the board feds about grab-bag of minor league talent. 313,000 purchase first-year young­ The draft session was the first Woodruff, but fie it£ bus been a excellent authority. matter on lh>- agenda of baseball sters who were signed lo fancy Seixi's team defeated Cornell strung backer of the coach. Woodruff has been at Florida men gathered here for Hie start bonuses since last November but nn Thanksgiving Day to win the 10 jears but is hired on the same of Ihe minor league meetings. The who were not promoted to major Ivy League title but reports of i W i thin a ;:a r fcr:istrd tha* ye*rly basis at anv eieoartment major league's annual winler con. league rosters. Eacn team could draft until Its he would r.ot he rchir-d and would head a! the university. He makes iat> wilt on neiU next wee*, at Mi­ ami Beach. 40-man rosier was completed for be replaced by Stiegman, one-time 117,300 a )ear. The Senators, whose roster Is 19*10. Three club* — the Los An­ Under his guidance, the Florida aide lo the lute Charley Caldwell Gators have become one of the three men short of the 40 man geles Dodgers, Milwaukee Braves at Princeton Selin wat lured In 1931 to suc­ Southeastern Conference s strong limit, and the San Francisco and Chicago Cubs — said their ceed George Manger and his sec- c»t teams. His 193# team had a Giant*, with four vacancies, were rosters were filled and they were unit three jc .r contract expired S 3 I record and played in the expected lo be the most active not interested in drafting. teams in the draft. The Philadelphia Phillies sold at the end of the Cornell game Gator Bowl. Among the minor leaguers outfielders Boh Bowman and Solly as Penn finished with its best a* aitable for the 325.000 draft Drake to Buffalo on the eve of record since 1917 and its first ui price werr: Catcher Jo* Lonnct! the draft so that they might grab (leal Ivy title. and pitcher Warren Hacker of two bargain basement players Buffalo; first baseman Norm from the minorj. Zuuchin and infielder Foster CatDuring the next two days, the Tennis Ladder tournament par tk-Mi.il! uf Miami, catcher Darrell minors were scheduled to vote on licipant* were announced today by John*nn of Richmond, and pitch­ new bonus proposals, changes in Ronald ferry, director of rccrcvi er* Hank Aguirre of Charleston, the method of drafting and other Jaik Spring of Dallas. Hob Kee­ matters. WEST BALM BEACH (UPD — tinn and parks. The participants may challenge Former Master* champion Arnold fainter won this third tournament the person one or two places abovr of the Pti \ trail Sunday when he them on the ladder. rapped the SI3.000 West falm ( In singles play, participants are Beach Op'ti t'oirncy m a three day- ’ Springfield, Proctor, llcrhst. Log playoff. an, Doudttey, Taylor, Ferrell, Bar fainter bested fete Cooper and low, Plercy ami Sirannt. Jay Brewer m a four bole play­ In doubles (day the participant* off after all three ftnl-hed with are Jones and Gillette. Knowles 291*. I’ almer two-putted front 13 and Doudney, Her list and froctor. feet out for a par four on the I'aylnr snd ficrcy, Springfield and decisive hole and both Cooper f-ngan and Tucker and Morrison. and Brewer went over par. Future Off Gator Coach Annual Grab-Bag Of Minor Loop Talent Is Scheduled To Open Sebo Reported Out As Quaker Coach I Palmer Captures West Palm Open Tennis Ladder Players Named LRM l IN M . 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Firat StCa r 1 o a, Kitchen equipment, W OO Phone FA 2-3951. 3-BEDROOM unfurnlihed houie, kitchen electrically equipped. 2412 Willow Avenue. Call FURNISHED Lakefront apart­ ment. Contact R. *, Cameron, FA 20274. TO 5-34N. Legal Notice n r n a r m n iT c o i h t n r t h k * » th jid iu m i. n a n i t , in n u rim e cw ia oL R i o i .n t i , ru a iin . in n m r i i a r n o . i n i * IX>lfl im V A N T , ruintirr, WALTER HRTANT, JR. n o tiik Hospital Notes •Doe Duncan, Sanford JAdlina Church, Sanford u Sarah E. Gibba, Sanford “ Ronild D riv en , Gertva {M ark Dyal, Sanford * Edward William*, Sanford cLcwla Hobby, Sanford ! Birth* . JMr. aad Mr*. Jam** Church, J Sanford, a dauahlar Diamlaaal* t Edward Duffy, Sanford 2 Ronnie Noble*, Sanford » David Peeblei, St. Palanbun |JSpencer Prica, Sanford wSarah X. Gibb*, Sanford *•Farid* Tyre, Sanford •- Franklin Eoiliib, Sanford i Darwin Shea, Ciiielberry Marietta Scarborouih, Sanford Robert Davii, MitUand Patricia Wllwn, Sanford W a l l e r R n r ln t , Jr., tin* US — M orion A v i n u o R na m h ay n. N ew J i r t i y TOL* A HE H E R K I i r N O T I F I E D that a hill nl rnm pla lnt fnr ittv o r c o haa haan Hint ag a ln a t you. an<t y o u * r o rvqulrv-l in * * r » * ■ c o y y o f your gnaw*r " r p lead ing In lh * hill o f r.implalnt o n Iho P l a l m i r r a atto rn ey Paul U. P »r kina. 141 W o o l *«u lh Mlraat Or ­ lando. H o n d a , and lilo m o a n g i ­ nal i n i n i f o r p l 'a d l n g In lha o fflea o f tho Clerk o f Iho Clrru lt C our t on or hofnro M ond ay , D»r o n b a r II, I H I . If you f o il in d<i ao Ju dg n u n t h r dalault Hill hr ■a k i n aa alna l y ou fo r tha rallaf d rm an drd In tba bill o f rom p laln l, HONK A ND O R O K R K D at Han. fo ld , Mamlnbla County, Plnrlda, thlo l l l h d a y o f November, H i * . David M. (l a tc h*! C lork o f Iho C ir cu it C ou r t By Martha T. Vlhtrn, P C , (R E A L ) Paul P. f t - kina I I I Watt Mouth l i r r r t Or lando, Florid a A tlo r n r y fnr P laintiff col nt o r thr it n it rr nr T ill: oT iT r. n r m m i n a, in AND HIM DIIWINUI.R f » t NTV. n .oN iiii IN C K t U K M T NO. lOtMT L it.a r u t in . r n A i t E R , P la lo tlf f. vo. W IL L IA M O R A D T , FRAMIKR, I>f famlant. NOTICM o r H I T TO: IVII.LIAM UltA UV r i t A a i K R . whnrr r**titrnra I, un know n , TOll AIIK HKItKHY N O T i r i K I I that a aull fo r d ivor c e and o l h t r rallaf hat been fllad a a a l n - i yim In lha Clrrult Court nf lha NINTH Judicial Circuit o f H n rld a. In and fo r Matnlnnlo C nu m y . nt Manfurd, Hnrlda, uh araln I.II.A I T ,. till. fllA H I K R U I’ lalntirr and W i t t.lAM U R A D T r itA H tr .l t I* Dofandanl. T o i l AP.K H KR KO T R E Q U I R E D In ftla your a n a n o r In nal.l aull with lha Clark at **UI C o u r t and •ar m a ropy t h a iu of upon plain tlffa Aliornay a not latar than fiarantbar »th. M i l A. I> I f you fall to Ilia and aar« o y o u r An•war. a Pacrao P m Cnnfea ao will ha tntarad agaln at yo u amt tha •ult will tbaraafto r procaad a i par l a. Ilalal at Haaford. lanitnala County, Klotlda, thin i l h d a y af N'ntamliar, I t i t , A. D. (I K A I .I «* P. HERNDON. I 'l- rh , C ir cu it Court, • •mmole C oun ty, H n rld a , lly Manila T. Vlhlan lia p u ir •'lark ft’ ILKKIIMQX A IIAAH/.E, I JO North i irao a a A i m nr, p. O Drawer l i l t , Orlando. Florida. Talapjiuua c, \ l - l l l l A t t o r n * )* for P laintiff. in t h k n in th in t i i r n in th i -i k c m t ji m u t t , riM ci rr c u i m t o r t iii: o n in i. t in t i n or ji THK MT.ITR fir Herald W ant Defendant. n rr r .e n to KTATK o r rLOniDA TOi MUIHIHN. IN • nii r o it a r . w i N o i . r . i o i A r t , n . ll H I I I A . IN IIIIN IK M V Nil. i ».at i ItKXJ.NMIN ROl.l.KM T AR IIKR RV, I'la lnUff, va ALICE RI'TII T AIIII KM I*. V. I irfandant. NOTICE o r Nl IT TOi ALICE R I'T II T.NRHKRRT. whnat raatdanoo la unlinr.wn TOI A R E IIKRKIIT N o r i U l K D lhat a aull fnr d iv o r c e and nilirr r*ll*f liaa haan fllad agatnet y»u III Ilia Circuit Court nf lha NINTH Judicial 4’iroull o f H o r ld a , In and fnr Mrmlnnla C o u n ty , tt Sanford, H o n d a » liaral n I I C M AMIN ttMl1,KN T.NIinKttltT la P la in t iff and NLIl'K III T il T ARU KIIIIY la Hafallilanl. VOC AIIK IIKIIKIIY R E Q U I R E D tn fit* your anyway In ar id null with lha Clark nt aald C o u r t and •arm a ropy t h a r a of upon Plaint i f f * A tlor n a y o not latar Dt ra m b ar l«t h, H a l A. D. I f y ou f o i l in fit* on d a*rve y o u r Ana war. a Da. traa Pro Confaaan will be antarad •g a l i n i you and tho au ll will lharaaftar pro. tad a t parta. D a lt d at Hanford. Hamlnola I 'n o n . ly. H o r ld a . Ihlt l l l h day a f N ov •mhar, 1|y* A. D. I d E A l.l O. P, llar nd oa Clark, C ir cu it Court. Hamlnolo Coun ty, H o r l d a l l y i Martha T. Vlhlan Hapuly Clork. lYILKCltHOX A IIAAHZK. IJ4 North U r a n ia A r a n u r, P. u. Drawar U l t , Orlando, Florida, rataphnna HA l - t l l l . Vtmrnaya far P la la ilff . WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Legal Notice IN T H R t ’lR C I I T COI R T IIF T H R n in th J i n i r m . m r c i i t , in A N D FOR I K H t N O L R COI NTT, F I .O R I I I I IN 4TIANIF.MV RO. tMTI F R E D BUTLER, P la l a i l f f , VH H A T T I E BU TLE R, Dafandant. NOTICE T O A P P E A R MTATE OP T U J n i D A TO: l la lt la Butlar l i l t I t . John'* Plara Brnnklya, S t w T ork Tuu ara haratiy nntlflad that a hill n f rnm plalnt f o r d lvor c a haa baan fllad apaln rt you, and y ou aro rauulrad tn m m < a enpy nf y o u r a n rw rr or pla ad lne In tho hill n f r omplaln l nn lha p l a i n t i f f ! a t ln r n a r Paul C, Parhln*. *1* W oo l Mnulh Mtrart. Orlando. F lor id a, and rilo lha orlpln al ona war or p la a d ­ l n e In tha o f f lr a o f tho Clark o f lha Clrrult Court on o r hafora Wrdnaaday, Dacamhar p, DO*. If yuu fall In do ao lu d a m a n l l>y defa u lt will I,a l a k r n aa aln a l ynu fo r Iho rallaf d am an drd In tho hill o f complaint. DONE AND O R D E R E D at Ban . ford, Natnlnola C oun ty. Flori d a, thla ( l h day o f N ov em b er 1919. ( I K A I .I H. P. lla r n d oa r lv r h n f tho Circu it C ou r t By Martha T. Vlhlan, DC Paul C, parklna • IT Waal Mouth Mtrart nr lan do, Florida A tturnry for P la in t iff P u h ll ih N ot, *, II, 11. I f . m t . f a Iho t a a i f a f Ida r n a a f y J a d a o Nrmlaolc I 'o a a i y , l l n l a a f Flori d a, la Prohala l a r o lha K ala lo a ir HIIARMAN J. WEI.I.lNtl P oc oa aad FIN AI. NOTH K Nollro la harahy e lr a n th at tha u n d r o i p n e d will, o n tha |th d a y u f liaromhar, 4 II. ta-A praaonr tn Ina Hon orable C n u m y J n d a * o f k . min. 1» County, Florida, hta final ratiirn, accoun t and vo uc ha ra , •» Am-lllary Admlnlat rn lor nf Iho Kalaia uf IIIAItJ IAN J. W E I.L I.M l. dn-anaad. and nt arid lima , than and there, m ak e ap p lic a t io n in lha •aid Judg e fur. a final oa lllam an t nf lila admlnlal ration nf aald aetata, and f o r i n o r d - r d la r h a r a Inc him a i lu t h A n c illa r y A d m in latratnr liaiad ihta lha I day a f N o v t m b a r A. D. m a /t> llanrga M. W a llin g An Ancillary A d m in is tr a t o r nf tha Ratnta nf M1IARM AN J. W E L L IN H liacaaatd M T K M t r n o M , HAVIM A MrINTOMtl Atluriiaya for A n c illa r y A dinlnlatalor C d o a r d a Hull.li ng Hanford, Florida E tst# F«r S<1> BEDROOM. CB home. Low 1-BEDROOM, 11vlas n o n , dia­ 3-BEDROOM born#, hardwood floori. Large lot. 2409 Adami g log room, kitehtn vquippdd, down and monthly payment*. Court. WyoiMwood. T • r at $. panclladi Fl#r h room. Caiy Call FA 2-254T. FA 2-I61T. Itrma. C«U FA 2-3744. MAJOR BROWN REALTY 3 BEDROOM, 2 bitbi. 4th itldlRealtsr tioQ PiBtcn.it, 11.000 aquity. KHRUSHCHEV SAID LAKE MART Ph. FA 2-7113. "The proposition that the average Ph. FA 2-5237 af FA 2-1964. America!, ean afford to live in ■ three bedroom, twu bath homo RAYMOND M. BALL like the one ibown at the InterA N D ASSOCIATES national Exposition In Moscow Real JUtit# — laesrsMC* is nothing but CAPITALISTIC Sirtiy Baida PROPAGANDA!" SANFORD PROPERTIES 216 S«. Park Art. IIl FA 2-5641 •14 Atlantic Bank Building Sanford Come over to SAN 5EM KNOLLS, Flo. Rarriia R. H. Ivera Evan* Bids. Lake Mery four block* weit of French Ave. YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT Ph. FA 2-1290 on 20th Street, and ae« how wrong Nikita ean be. ACREAGE sad FARM LAND FARM ER’S AGENCY 13 ACRES tiled firm Usd fronted ONLY FIVE HOMES LErT IN N. V. Fanner, Realtor by paved road, near tnwn. D. H. Whitmore THIS EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPT ACRES <ippx.), rultiviled, ex­ Lillian G. Tram* MENT. BUY NOW SO YOU cellent dnlnaie. Annotate*. C A N CLAIM HOMESTEAD 5 ACRES beautiful woofed land, US S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-5221 EXEMPTION NEXT YEAR. hi|b and dry. After hour*. FA 2-2613, FA 2-4921, PhMM Jwiepk Levy, EA 2-1223 W. H. "Bill" STEMPER A itncy § FA 2-9261 Realtor A huuror ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffee STORY BOOK HOUSE Raymond Uztfgaiit, Aiaoc. Arthur F. Day. Everett Harper ON FOREST DRIVE FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bath Bldg. Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, Two beilroomy, oca pink, one blue Helen E. Noonan —Shady tot—612,0(0 — owner 112 N- F*rk bed to move lo icy north and Phone FA 2 4991 STEMPER SAYS Will lell at whilever rritonible **I.«I'r Tnlk Turkey" 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped term* you offer. Make them • home. Low down payment. 336 Thia ad need* no fancy dreuing. eity on youriclf, but don’ t de­ Do you want to go into builneaa a month, tilt Summerlin. ity calling ui to >e# this little for yourself? Would you be in­ RRAI ESTATE DRIVE-IN Jewel. terested in buying a bright, 2544 French Avt. elean grocery buainea* with 3 M. H. *’BUr 8TCMPCB Agtsey major oil company gai pump* Phot# FA 2-4961 j . w . HALL 112 N. Pork on 17-92? — for only 34,300? Realtor Don’ t wait, or we’ll h ve to MAYFAIR SECTION: Brittany ••Call Hall" Phoee FA 2-3641 aay ‘ it’a cold!" ityl#, larja living-dining nren, flreplsc#, I bed'.om, 2 bntb, W. H. ''BUI" STEMPER Agency Stenstrom Realty. family room. Ph. FA 2-2544. Phono FA 2-4991 112 N. Park HERBERT STENSTROM OUTSTANDING 3 BR., 1W bath; Regiit ered Broker FOR SALF. BY OWNER: Houae, patio; large lot; fin# neighbor­ I.EN RtSNER 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedroom*. hood. NO QUALIFYING. *1200 LOTTIE BROADWAY Prictd for quick aale at 56.400. down. 390 per month. FA 2-7896. KEN TORBETT 31,000 down payment. Contact BETTYE D. SMITH Mra. 11. L. Raborn, 1105 E. Aaaociatee Seminole Rlvd C. A . Whiddon, Sr. 111 N. Park - Ph. EA 2-2429 F A 2 -5 2 6 4 kitehefl equipped RENT A BED houae. Phone FA 2-4MI or Rollaway. HoeplUI A Baby Bed* FA 2 3132. By Dty, Week or Month. FURN. apt. 300 Meliomllle CARROLL'S FURNITURE 110 W. lit St. FURNISHED 2 bedroom garage Ph. FA 1-5161 clean and nlcel;- furniahcd. 1 Elm Avenue. 165. NO 15JOT, 9. l i t 2 CLEAN nicely furnlihyd upatilri AFTER December 9th., 2 bad apartment ITS. Phone PA 20969. room houw, kitchen equipped, Phone FA 2-5303. 2-BEDROOM, Batata Far BsM Far Salt J. WaaUd la Rant ( . Rggl Eetii* tmr Sal* WANTED: room in tnodarn home with privat* bath. Muit bg A-1, Si. Jtit* A?#g/ff f for Relive ratired gantlcman. Writs Box J. T., e /o Sanford IIS N. Park Avt. Mi. PA 2-6123 Herald. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 2 BR. bouM on Magnolia. Just out of city lim.'i; kitchen equipped, veoelian blind*, *paet healer. IN T N R r t M C I I T COI R T (I F T H R Muh tell at once, $5993. Will NINTH JI f l l C I A f . C I R C L I T , IN AND F O R SEMINOL E t O I N T V , trad* for lata modal car. F L O R in * rA 2 0991 or FA 2-0533. IN C H A N r E H T NO. IBMI Legal Notica URA LEE H 11.1, -VIEDWARD P la in t iff, HI L I . Daf an daa t. NOTICE T O A P P E A R MTATE O F F L O R I D A TO: E d n a r d at ill Tt Nor th M onroe Mlraat Cnlumtma, Ohio T o u ara harahy nnilflad th at * bill o f r o m p la ln l f o r d lvn rro haa been filed ag ain *! you. and you ora rauulrad tn aarto o r o p y nf ynu r an aw er o r p lra dln g tn lha Mil o f c o m p la in t nit tha P l a i n t i f f * A t lo r fir y Paul C. Parklna, *47 Waal Hirtith Mlraat. Or land o, Florida, and file Iho o r ig in a l onawar or p l e a d ­ in g In the o f f i c e o f tko Clark o f Iho Circu it C n n rl on nr hafora Mond ay. Dec em b er I I , 1111. If you foil In d o an Judgment hy d efa u lt will ho taken a g a l m i y ou f o r lha rallaf d em and ed In tho hill o f c o m ­ plaint. DONE AND O R D E R E D ol Man. ford , Hamlnolo County. F lnrlde. thla M ih day n f Nntem bar, lA lt, D a t ld i f . Ilotrhal Clark o f tha Clrrult C o u r t HY M ar th a T. Vlhlan DC (ME A 1.1 Paul c . Parklna • IT W e s t Mourn Mlraat Or land o, Florida A t t o r n e y f o r P la in t iff N irriiH o r a p p l i c a t io n f o r I L OA th l), TA4 A TINfl A ND A R A N . DUN INI* A ll that pari nf U e a t e n A v e . nue, Keai o f a line a t te n d e d Nor th *ml Mouth, ly in g II f a - t Knel o f and parallel to lha Wa*t ll.iundary line o f l i o l i A<1 and l i e , o f A l i a , tnnnl* M o d , llo ia l and N a v ina ti on Company, ac c o r d in g to a Plat recorded In Plat Hunk I. page It o f Ilia Public Rem r d a of M*mlnola C oun ty, Florid a. T " IYIIUU IT M AT CONCERN! Notice la harahy given hy lha T o w n Counrll, Alianm nla Mprlitga, Mamlnnla I'uuniy, Florida that a Petition » • ) fllad will! aald Cintn•II on lha Alh day of No* anther, IA1>, lu rloce, yar ala ami ab and on a p a n n f that etreet I,, the T o w n nf A lianm nla Mprmge, Manitnots Coun ty, Florida, da«crlhad sa f o l ­ low a: A ll that part o f W»atern A t e nu t. Eati o f a line a iia m la d North an.l Mouth, lying ta feat K iio f and parallel tn tha Weat Boun dary Una u f Imta SC. and (10, o f A lt a mnnta l —ml, llota l and N a *lg allon Company, a c c ord in g in a Plat recorded In P lat llnok 1, page 11 n f the ptihllo I t c r o r d i c ! Station!* C oun ty, Florida. and lhat tha •aid T ow n Connell *111 h .|d a public hea ring nn the Pel It loo gt T in P. M. o i lock on the n t h day o f December, A It. MS* gr tho T ow n Hell nf A l t * n m o le Mprlna*. F lorid* et w h ic h lime M m # for en d sgatnat the *ama ntll h* n**rd and final a c ­ tion taken. Thle the |th day nf Novam her. IN T H R ( I N C U T c m I t r . NINTH JI li lt IAI. U N I T IT IN A N D FO R NEMINCH.F. ( t i l NTV, F L O R I D A IN t i l AM'F.II A NO. laava. nt IT T o V| M E T T I T L E J U i|t p. WRIIATKII ami JA NE M c U W K RATER, ftla w l f . I 'l a lp llff a -•a* m ario n r . n a i.i , a n n , . i at I ia fa n d in ia n o tic e n r n u t T n: Alarlnn F I ln lU t'l nnd — Itatiard, hla u l f a . If any, tahnaa raaldamaa aro u n k n o w n : W i l ­ liam It. T nn na r and II a art Tanner* hla wITr, whnae real* ilaiu at e r r t gA l.o r r a ln o Drira, Kan more II, New Y ork , V lr alolA >* T a n n e r wh-laa real. •Ian, a la u n k n o w n . If living, a i< m t. nnd If dead, thetr r a a p m l m u n k n o w n h -lr*. davlnrav, ta- lSKAI.1 II UN RV IIANMEN aaiaaa, aranlaaa, cradlln ra nr t'le rk o f T ow n Council olha r pnrilan c la im in g hy, Allkinonta Mprlnga, Flnrlde through, un der or aaalnal ttiain. or any o f lhain. and ah p ereon e c la im in g a n y aaiaia, NOTICE TO IIKFEND r la h l, till# « r Inlaraat In, or THK MTATE OF F U i R t D A TO: tlan upon lha n i l p r o p e r l y O llA S U E llUlr BULLOCK, t a d herein dearrlbril, o r Any part J A U . K N III t .iy n-K lltaraof, all o f whoaa r o i l - \ l t l lladen Ht.ert ilancaa ara u n k n o w n : I It..-h ea ler, .New Turk T o n nra harahy n otifi ed that a Tou, and aach o f you, at* hereby aull tn i|ulet title haa bean hr ouah l no tifie d mat aolt haa been fllad In tha Circuit Cnurt o f Memlnnle agalnat y ou In the c i r c u i t C o u r t o f Coun ty, Florida, nanlnat yuu an.| Memlnot# County, Florida, In C h t n •a .h v f yuu clalmliiB a n y oalala, rary. an aUliretlated title nr righ t, Ittie nr Interoat to, nr llrn which I* Flr*i Federal Maying* and Upon, tha full.iw lug daacrlhed real Loan A**..elation o f geminola i*uun* p ro p erty altuaia In Mamlnula C o u n ­ tv, a c o r p s , alien. Plaintiff, va. ty, Florida, t a - w l t i Urange Hod llollnck and wire, Ja|. Lot 1A, HI... k C. T R A C T NO. ten Hol lor h . Defandanl*. the na* o f HA NUNN DO HPItl.S'OH, lure o f *aid ault being a aull to Hrinlnnle C oun ty , Flori d a, g r • for ec lo** that certain m o r t g a g e r ord -n g to a plat t h e r e o f aa dated April 1J. M U . end o f r e c o r d r eco rded In Plat llunk A, In M ortgag n l l m k II). p a l * M l . P e a r II, Puhlia Recnrda o f Meminula County pul.II. record*. Hemtnnle C o u n ty , Florid a en> uniiierlng tba fo il.. m o * dva cr lbond y o u aro harahy rauu lrad in file A't real property, |„wlt. your an aw er a n d ' n r o lh a r written The Weat l i t , fret nf tho dafanata paraonally, nr by ynnr North I S3 f e e l o f m * Moutha llo r n a y , with The Clark o f tha w e . i . M i r i e r e f the N o r t h , Circu it Court, Ninth Ju dic ial C i r ­ weat • m i n e r o f Miction I I , cuit, keintnule C oun ty. Florida, at Tow naliip M South. Itenga Je lha Courlhouaa In g a n t o r d . ,F lo r id a , Keat. and tn aarta a c o p y t h a r o o f upon • ml y o u ara hereby required to tho Plalntlffa* a t to r n e y , whoaa f i l l ) our anawer In *ilr| ault with name la Dario J. Icord l. I*. O. Ilog lh* under *i«n«.| c l a i k of aald IAI, W in te r Park. Florida, not latar t'o u rl and lu **r%* a copy t h e r e o f than tha I t l h day o f D ecem b er , upon lha P laintiff* a tto r n ey, m i , therein a o t lln g up tha aetata, who** name an,l ad lr ea a ap paa c rlahl, lltlo nr Inlaraat In or lien below, on or h e ' o f e lha I I , h d a y nf upon tha abut a dat cr lhad p io p a rt y December, m y . anil In d t f a u l t . laimed hy you. and sh ou ld y ou lh a reof Deere* P r , I'onfpaau will tall t o h i ao. a da cra a p ro c n a . ba enter ed agalnat you. fatao will ba antarad ag at na t you. W ITNESS my hand and o f f i c i a l W I T .N t a a m y hand and afflalal aaal at lh* County Court Houae. aaal o f lha aahl C o u r t at Manford, Manford. gamlnal* County, Florida, Florida, thla l l l h d ay o f N or am - thla l l l h day e f Nevamear, l l i y . har. m > . I d E A l.l I REA 1.1 ** P. Herndon •> P Hernd on Clerk e f the t l r r u l t C o u r t d a r k o f tha ab ov n otylad I D : M ir t h * T. Vthtag •‘n u n Deputy Clark ll y : M artha T. Vlhlan A. E d w in t h in h o lia r P. O Hog t i l l Deputy C la r k Darla 7. I m rd l A l t - t i l Hanford AUanllg R an k R ig U t o r n - y 01 l a v Hr nfont, I'l irl4« P Mo a II I A ii'i r n s y f o r P U I n t lff W inter Park, F l o r id a P.tbllah Nov. II, II, I* 4 D i g T FIVE ACRES on Orange Blvd., Paola; five room houie; garage. H. A. Taylor, Rt. 1 Box 166. BY OWNER: 2-bedroom ‘tome, belt location in Country Club Manor. Phone FA 2-6642. BROKER Legal Notice RKtOM TIOW A nKMflU'TID.V P R OV IDIN '!! FO R T H E IM P R O V E M E N T R T PA VINO AND HARD HI'It. FACING a P O R T IO N OF MPRINO L A K E ROAD AND tIAl.LA ftD HT R E KT TO A W I D T H * 'F SJ F E E T . A N D P ltm ilil.N II FOR T H K AM. MKMRMKNT OF A I n i R T H i .V OF THE COMT TIIKRKOF AflAINMT TH E A RUTTI NG P R O P E R T Y OWNKHM WIIERKAM, m e T o w n Council e f the T.twit nf All einu nt* H|irtngt, Flnrlde. d e e m i ll advlaab ta la Imprnvt. grade, m n a t r u r t. p a r e end hard aurraca with * it ah lllaed anti, haaa n f r l g y , a lime rnrk at a b lll. vattfn end s tend and m l n e r i l leal, tha fu ltn wlng I hn rn ug hfare* In lh* Tnwn o f A lta m on t* B p rln gi, F l o r ­ ida. In.with Hprlng r a k a R a i d fr o m It* Inler tt e tln n with M aitla nd A v e ­ nue E a t i t e tha W e * t llnund »ey , ne rilnn It, Y n w n m i p l l . R an g* i t f i l l , |e a width o f 11 feet. Rallard Mtr**t frnm l i t Inter•ertlon w it h Maitland A v e n u e ' E *»l tn lh * W e lt B oun dary, Men (nn I f, T u * n » h l p St, M, R a n g e It) K a il te g w id th ef T1 feet. All n f aald I m y r o r e m t n t * ta he d an * tn rnm pllanr* wit h plant, t p t . r lflc a tle n * . and eM Imate* nnw an file with lh * T ow n C le r k nf the T o w n n f A lta m on te Muring*, w h ic h aald plane, •peclflrgtliiil*. and **t|. m a te - h a t e been h e r e t o fo r e a p ­ p ro v ed ht m * T ow n C oun rll anil •"H *t|tn.. m e plan* and *(i*L-lfiiatlnne f o r m l* w o r k : NOW. T I I E f lE F O I t K . HE IT R R . S O L V E D ; T hat tha T o w n Ctiunrll n f tha T o w n uf A l t a m o n l * Spring* deem* It a d v lta b l* aa a neceaeary pnhlle Imprntenient ta Impr ove, g rad e, rnnatruet, p a r e and ha nl ei ltf ace with g at ab ltlied aub-haae » f rta y, a lima f o r k a t ablliim in n amt a aand and m iner al aval, th* fa llo w In* t h o r o u g h f a r e s : Hprlng L ak e R oad f r o m tt a Inler atrtlnn with M ait land A t *. nu * K* tt t o tha W eat b o u n d ­ ary, Martian I*. T aw n vh tp I I . R a n g * I * Kaat, to * width o f JI feet B allard Mtreet frnm lia Inter, •ertlon w i m M aitla nd A v enu e K e lt m t h e W eal Rnuntlary, Sec tion M, T nw n th lp II Mmilh. R a n g e l e Keat, t o s width o f II Teat. lha t ell uf aald Im provement* ahall ba it.to* In atrlrt rum plia nra with m a plan*, •pa tlf lcetlona and ••ttii.- t e * m a r e f o r now on fit* in m a n f f l r e nf tha T ow n C lerk e f m e T o w n n f A liem n n t * Hprlng*. w h ic h ••Id plana, aperlflratiuna and ••ti­ n n i e r ha ve been h e r e t o f o r e e p , pi ov ed by the aald T o w n Coun ci l amt r o n a t llu t * lha plana and apaolflratlnn a fn r aald p r o p n t fd I m ­ pro v em ent*. end the T nwn Coun rl l nf tha T o w n nf A ltam on te Spring* •Iota he reby d ' r l a r e the ,n*i.eaalty for the I m pr uv tmen te tit e n d I hu ro u g hfa re e. •• afnreaald. ee a ner esa ar y publle Imprneentent HE IT FURTHER R Knot, VK f ' T hat a tota l e ip a d n lt u r e not e a . r a i d i n g Nina Thnuaand and a e - t * e ll),4 0M 4t llollara la h er eb y • Ut ho r l a e d petln g above en d to lover the coat nf hard a u r f e c l n g uf th* df arrl hed thuioiiglifarea la • wi d th nf 11 feet, w h ic h aald attm la t h * to tal a n i m a t e d coat o f the •aid 1m pro» am en t; that tw o -t h lr d a o f lh* entire coa l af aald I m p r o v e ­ m en t ahall h* a u a n a d agatnat nil property ebu U lag en d fr onting up-m that puritan oft Hprlng L s k * Road f r o m It* In. teraaetlon with Maitland A v e ­ nue Kaat la Ihg W a t t B ou n d ­ ary, Menton l » . T o w n a h ip *», R a n g e 1* Kaat, l o a w id th at I t feet. R allar d Mtreal fr om It* Interaectlon w it h Maitland A ven u e Kaat lo tho I V u l Houndarv, Menton I*, Tnwn ah Ip I t Mouth. R an g* !• K ail.t o a wid th a f I I ta et; ta b* ao Imprnvad by the aald p a v i n g and hard a u rf a c ln g o f tha a b o v e dearrlhed thoroug h fart *, and ag a ln a t i l l Iota and la n d* a d j o i n ­ ing and m n t la u o u a nr bo u nd ing and ab uttin g upon aald Im pr ov e­ ment. and th at on * .th ir d nf t h o aiillrg coat nf aald Improvement •hall ha paid from the lianeral Fun d o f aald Town. R E IT FITRTIIKIt RKMOLVKD: T hat It la lha dat arm lna llnn o f Ihla bod y that all Ima anil lamia a d ­ j o i n i n g and rnntlgunua. or h o u n d ­ ing and a b u t t in g upon lha aald Im proveioant will ba **|ierially he n efl tled hy i he *ald Im pr ov e­ m e n t pruvlded fo r In thla R e-n lu linn In th* l a t e n t tit I wo.third * u f tha to tal cuat o f aald I m prov e­ ment and lhat lh * aparlal iaa**am*nta to he mad* and entered agaln at a ll Inti and land* ad jo in in g and ru n llgiimt*. nr b o u n d in g an d ab uttin g nn auch contem p lated Im pr ov e, ment. ahall ha m i d * upon a front fn ut ag a )■*•!•; that la In a i r that In the preparat ion nf m a ap frial a*a ***meui rail m ite r in g |h> c o n ­ t em plated Impr ovement, *u. h *p ectal henaflta ahall he de term ined and prorated a r t o r d ln g to the fo ot f r o n t a g e o f the r e a p e d Ive p rop er lira ad jo in in g ami •ontlaloua. nr b o u n d in g ami abuttin g upon *nrh Iniptnv cment e*p *rlally benefltted by aald Improvement. B E IT F U R T H E R RKMOI.VRD: T h g t the Taa A**e**or o f the T o w n n f A lta m on te Springe, tn aneordan re with lh * provlainne o f taw, •h i l l proceed lo make and prepare a aperlat a**ee*ment roll, *•••••inu tha *•!••. lol heueflt* to tie r r r e t t e d a* the reault nf eald run t em plated Impr ovement* agalnat lha lot* and lamia a d jo in in g and ronltguuu a, nr bou n d in g and a b u t ­ t in g aald Im provemen t*, baaing •aid aperlat ••••••mint agatnat tha r e a p e d ! * * p ro p er !! ** to ba a ip te la lly aa*et*ed upon tha aallmalail coat o f euch i-on'.amplaied Imprevamania *• determined hy thla Re•olnilon. and the am ount i l i i t i m mined hy bla Iteaolulliuv tn ha *•■**aad agaln ab lit* aald p rop a r iy : • ml upon lh* Completion nf lha aald •p ad a t ■••••ament roll, l o r auie a r o p y Ihereuf l<* ha publlahed In the Manford Herald, a t ta c k in g r o •vld up*. i*l aftftevament ro ll tn p u b ­ llahed. g no tlr a dlr**tad to alt p rop a r iy o n net* Interaeted In laid •p e d a l * i * * M m t n l , e latin g In * r r o rd a n ra with (he pruvliluna o f law, a d efi nite lime and p l i c a w h e i* rutnptalnfe will ba heard with re fe r e n c e t o the aald rapeclal i t ....... m i n i , and when eald aaperlat • •••lament roll will be fin ally a p ­ p ro ved end l o n f i r n t i d by the g o v ­ er nin g au th ori ty 0 f the T o w n n f A lta m on te ilprlnge a n t in g *• an •qoallatng board HE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D : T h a t th* T o w n t'lerk ahall t a u t * thla llaaolullun te be publlvned nnra a week f o r a peri od nf tw o w e e k * In tho San ford Herald, HE tT F U R T H E R RKMOLVKD; T hat the a p o d a l a*««**m*nia p r o ­ vided fur by thla R•■olultog. ahall be p u fa b la In raah wit hin thirty |>4I d a t a a f t e r aald a**ev*mente have been ap p ro v ed and confirmed, or, at the nptlnn o f ih o abutting p rop er ty ow ner #. In three (I I equal X e r l y ln*tellrn*nla with accrued Inter**! »n e ll d ef er re d p a y m e n t! fr om a dale t h ir ty i ! ( > daya alter the aald * i » i > m r n l i ahall ba a p ­ p ro v ed and con fi rm ed, at tha rata o f eig h t per c e n t t l ' e l par annum until paid. BE IT Ft: R T H C ft R E S O L V E D : That i h l i Baaalutlnn ahalt ba goat i d In th iee p ub lic pi* •• In tha T u w u o f A Ram un ta Mprlnga, F l o r ­ ida, BE IT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D : That thla Revolution ahall ba and berume (t r a c tiv e Immediately from and a f t e r It* paaaege end adoption. A D O P T E D T H IS l l t h day e f N o v ­ em ber, At D. M i * • W. L. g W OF F OR D May or ATTEST: ft H E N R Y HANSEN Town CUrk f S B A l .t Fubllak Noe. 11, II. m * . Legal Notice BBWINOLW l O l N T T 1 U M V I C O W W iatIO * Mellee e l P t k l l v H ea rin g T e w h o m It m ar r o n t * r n : N ot ic e I* hereby g iv e n lit a e r i n j a a r * w u h g ec tl en I * n f th* Z o n i n g lleg u t tiln n * that C, O, JleW mtiec* ha* re<tue*t*-l tb a fall o w i n g ( • • C l b e d p rop er ty he ■ nt-l i*.| Uumm iM'lal: l.nt I I , W. M. Month e gerund AddHtan fti/Slivtalon P u blic h ( i r " l w ill he held In the gem in at e t'ounty Court Hon*c, f o u n t * C om m ieelener e room, M i 4 n * i < l i i D ec em b er 11, 1 ) 1 ) gt 1.10 r . J4. or g* aaen t h v r egfter * i poealbl*. Memioale C o u n t y Z o n i n g C e g m U i t e a B y Robe rt M. d r o w n M-mlnnle C oun ty Z o n in g D ir e ct o r Ruhllth N ov em b er I* , Dec em b er T. 292 gw. Park Av#, Ml FA 2-1991 1NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and 4 bedrooms; Fir exciting family living with planned lux­ BUY DIRECT —Finance arrang­ ury plua ample entertaining ed, 2 bedroom houie, paved St., facilitiea and play arena at landacaped. Partly furntahed. moderate prlcea. Shown by ap­ Central Heat. Under 610,000. For pointment. Call FA 2-4032. dalaila call NO 6-4347 after 6 P. M. BIG BUY! t i l l 2 3-BEDROOM home, kilcbrn furn. Lnrgt lot. Immcdiiteljr nviil* ON LARGE LAKE gbl# for reiMonbl# equity4-Bedroom home with 2 'i batha; 4Vi»i G. I. mortfnjf. By owner, largo living room; dining room; 2909 Park Ct„ FA 2-2054. Florida room; terrano floori; central heat. Saveral fruit 7. Banlnggg Opportgiltlf* tree*. . 2909 SQ. FT. OVERALL EXCLUSIVE LOCAL FRANCHISF. <27.900 TERMS Prefer men accuitomed to, gnd BUSINESS PROPERTY deiirlng. large annuel enrninga. Our producle it ■ revolutionary Large atore with one 2-bedroom apartment and two 1-bedroom nrw concept lo old aervic# J problem. Tboutandi intlifled apirtmenti. On corner lot with extra lot in rear tor parking. uiere. No latea or other rvperienc* required. Factory af­ >32,000 TERMS ford! (mining end tuppliea ROSA L. PAYTON everything. If ilncerely interRegia(ere* leal EaUle Broker eeted in lifetime income in your Mary E. Carmen — Lee Snivel! own bmineia; liva in Florid# B. E. Regtro. Sr. Aatociitea and enn mike modnrt lnvmtPb. FA 2-1MI 17-92 at Hiawatha ment of 34000 then write u» in rielnil end include phon# for pcr»oml interview. WRITE: Mr. Allen, 1330 Ea*( Tuicnrnwnn St., Canton 4, Ohio. in t h k t - m e r r r c m r t . n i n t h Legal Notice ti it 'i * i, uiMut i t n r r i . n n i i M . IN ( N i l b'nia aKMIN ni.K c o l NTV UIKNCMHV NO. I t d t l t j i n n J I.INNKKI'HV'.t, and (1 Kltl l.U I.V tl Ji. L 1V X K K U O E U hi* wife , r ta lntlffa, va. DAN'tKt- MC IV K R . i t e l . Def«nd*ntv. n o t i i 'H n r a r i T TO: D a n iel d r i v e r an-l ... llc tv e r , hie wife. If » n r , w h "* e reitde'nca le un kn ow n. If living , and If d e i d . their ret pec tlT t u n ­ know n helri. devlaev*. Jegiteee, g r an it e*, r re d llo r i, or ot her p e r •nnv c la im in g by, thrnugh. under nr agaln at thfm , or m r * f lh*m. and alt i i « ,•«•••* c laimin g t n r av ­ iate, r i g h t , lltl* nr Intecevt In, nr lien u p o n (ha re*l prop erly harem desc ribe d, or *ny part therenf, *tl e f whoa* revldence* are u n k n o w n : Tou a r e hereby notified th*t • eult t« quiet title ha> been brou ght In the Circuit Court o f Memlnnle County. KlorMa. eg a ln t t you. gnd etch nf you, claiming an y **ta(e. r ig h t, |lila or interei:, In. or lien upon, in* fo llo w in g deaecib-d p rop a r iy i n n a t e In hetnlnol* County, f l o r i d * , r o-w t t; I-ate 11 gnd IT. Block I. Dree now old, He,-ond MeCtlon, *•-r o itlln g l » 1*1*1 the reo f r e rordert In T l»t Fl-mk 1 Page l « e f the I'ublie fteror-le o f g e m ln e le County, f l o r i d * . And y ou ar# hereby- required tn file y o u r Anawer. an-l or other w r l l f t n defenee* p erion ally , nr l>v y ou r at to rney , wlllr t h Clerk o f lh# C ir cu it Court. Ninth J u d i ­ cial C ir cu it. Seminole C ou n ty , d e r i d e , at the Court II o um In hetiford. fl o r i d * , gnd i * l e r i e • r o p y o f eald Anawer upon Plainllff# A tlo r n r y , Ka rlyl* llo u g Itnld.r, I*. O. Bog I L Manford. d n r l d a . not l i t e r than the t*th day a f Dtremher, tU >, therein aatllng up th* eet gle, right. (Itta o r Intereat le. o r lien upon the ab ove d eee rl h fd p rop er ty rlatneed by yen. and ehould rou fall do e-i, a d e c r e e pro r n n fr iv o will be eniervd agai n *! you. WITN'KMM my hand and nfftctal •*gl o f aald Court at Manford. Klurld*. thl* ItlD day o f N o v t m ­ bar, l l t l . o P H trndog, r t e r k e f the a b o v e atyled Court. B y ; Uarlba T, Vlblea D ep u t y Clerk (S E A L ) Karlyl# Hnnahntder. A tt or n ey fo r rta inliff g , P. O. Il og II g en ford, f l o r l d a ji FOR RENT HOUSE Modern — 6 Room 2 Bedroom — Bath All Electric Kllchtn Jlloueied Porch Garage 1.orated On South Shore O f Lake JtH U f. Phone FA 2-2991 8. Femnlt Help Wggted WHITE GIRL: Age 21 40. • ft. 9 in. or taller, to work In inundrctie depkrtment operellng dry* eri, folding clothei end #te. Apply in period to Joe't Laun­ dry 4 Dry Clmner*. 1507 San­ ford Avenue. WAITRESS, phone SPrlng 4 4235. 19. Male or Female Motor Route Carrier To lervic# Enterprie# end Benlon Junction area. Apply San­ ford Herald. II. Work Wanted WILL Baby lit in my home week diyi. FA 2-2760. 2 2 ^ ’lu m b ln rS e rv lce # ^ ^ _ _ _ Plumbing & Repairs Jo# C. Thomge 1923 Sarlta St. FA 2-0649 SANFORD Flnnibiig k Ret Ung 2596 So. Elm Ph. FA 2 7914. PLUMBING Contrictiag k Repair* M Fre# Ettimatri *1 R. L. HARVET 204 Sanford Avg. Phont FA 23391 7tut AIR CONDITIONING , CONTRACT m i REPAIR WORK 1993 Staffed Av#. PA II. EI#etrtet| Services Houm Wiring — Elacuie 6«rvtc# Sid Vihlt* R.ANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia PA 2-0916 BALLROOM 0 manna school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . CtAUM Begin Oct. 15th I’ hont F A 2-088 1 �V A W ant Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. F A2-2611 tg^PSrtrtctl S w r lm ______ Ik P ssfsrR f r r s lk M. ‘* P "M Valet Electrical S*r. Dtt Says For Service Call. . FA 2-4198 fA 2-3983 ■OOVTNG. Gutter*, Spouting. R id Repairs, Painting, Cement * Carpenter W ck General Hama Repair*, ao Yra. F.xperh « * . Very Law Rates. Phone FA i saoQ. Men. Nev. 30. 1939— r a g s 11 21. Farnilare L A ff* A -B A Y MADAME W4NDA SEAN CES FLOOR aindtag finishing CWaaiag, WaS Serving I sntial* Canmta * ion. I . M GI.EAMN, Lake Mary. ■ AM l o o m s CeotraetiRf A Repairs lasford Are. Ph fa 2-7843 FAINTING ft DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Estimate* — Work Guaranteed Paiattaf Cestractaes FA 1-1204 F W I INTERIOR PAINTING 0. H. Ferguson FA MITT • M SU lN oaSH M al —nrleta ■ R A T I N G H. b . P o p e c o . m K A. M ano ‘ FACTORY TO YOU ROLLS WAV, Hospital and Saby CUSTOM BUILT furnitur* -a la Seda. Day. Week or Month — lie pieces ALUMINUM *el». Also furniFURNITURE CENTER VENETIAN BLINDS lure repair. Cabinets made. 1188 French Ave. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom FA 2-7083. Ph. FA 2 7841 rill with plaltlc ends. Plastic 22. Anicies Fee Sal* or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Used furniture, appliances, mole cords. ate. Bought-sold Larry's Mart GOOD used appliance* and TV'S, Stnkirik Gian* and Paint Co. see Jake at 317 S. Palmetto 111-114 W. 2nd St. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 413: Ph. FA 2 3622 READY MIXED CONCRETE fS A V E * Window SUtl — I.Intel* — Sand SINGER PORTABLE for balance due, to responsible party with Rock—Stepping Stones — Steel New A Lead lacal credit. Take over payGrease Trapa-Pracaat Step* F urn it era sn d A ppliance* mania of M.43 Writ* Credit Cement—Dry Welle Manager, Box CM, r o Sanford MIRACLE CONCR*'-K CO Herald. 308 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 203 209 K. First 9L Ph. FA f-0911 Sufplai Aluminum Paint, good New A Used Furniture A Appli­ SABY bad. play pen. hi chair. •uality 82.33 gal. Army-Navy Dresser, bad. night table. Childs ances. A Good Place To fuiylus, 3to Sanford Ave. desk A (hair. 18 pc. Cotonlai BUY. SELL or TRADE living raaa suite. 1 Pr. maple Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quirk Jenkins Furniture Service With Th* Cash. SUPER dinette. Bass drum. ItM Pal­ tea Sanford Ave. FA 2-713* TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. metto. • R IN E H A R T C E R A M IC S T U D IO Orasnware Pros Instructions Gift Pieces—Supplies—Kilns Riaehart Read ph. fa 1-47W LEWIS RALES A SERVICE Vespa Motor Scooter* Heater A Lawn Mower Service Wilt Gauntry Club Rd. FA 2-7821 and RADIO REPAIR a f- r 1:00 nighta and weekend!; Sasfard, Lake Mary and Loncwood. FA 1-2TT2 and FA 1-M1I. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS: Man-Women, 18-32. Start htgl at 393.00 week. Preparatory M in ­ 44- Last 4b r stand ing until appointed, of Jobe open. Experience : L O S T : Commercial Vacuum unnecessary. FREE in Cleaner an air base road, be­ on Job*, salaries, requir— at*. tween Sanford Ava., tat M. nr While TODAY! Liaeota Golden Lake. R E W A R D Pekin 38. tUimlli. FA 2-3171. BABY high Chair, FA 2-I04S. 1 1 -3 0 as. AetemeWle* SPECIAL 'ST FORD FalrtaM "SM" tuder sedan, radio, heater, whitewall tires, sirellent condition. Phone IT H. (accept aom* portable!) mao FA 2 3300. 21 I*. 131.30 34 hi. 143.30 All tubas have 4 1 year guarantee. 1BST FORD Fairlane " 5 « r fnrdor, 30,000 miles. Cal! r.\ 2 8337. LLOYDS RARlO A TV Ave. Ph. FA 3-ana 28-A TraBere ll-A Beauty Parlors 1838 41 ft. Great Lakee Housetrailer lor sale; reasonable. Call DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP FA 3-7811. 1884 Adams Ph. FA 2 3313 OPEN NOW A Satisfied customer Is our best MOBILE HOME SALKS advertisement. U Mila So. of Sanford 17-83 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK NEW 1980 PACEMAKER 108 So. Oak Ph. FA 2-3742 MOBILE HOMES Direct from Factory U> You. Headqnartara Tam Qta Far t weeks enlyf (DawnA v u ji — Mninr v.|H ban reallv wane "M A D " Turing thin Week Long Funlnbuloun U—d Car Sal*! open '111 9:99 Every Night Thin Week. t\/G '\y ,l'^ K \V c X Z 'jp /? ic (‘.sI W yatt Trailer Sales PrlC# T*G. WELCOME Commercial Remodeling FA t-5102 MINIATURE poodt#* AXC regis­ tered, excellent pedigree, Ph. FA 2 2442. It. Basis and Maims R. M. Wilkin-., C ontractor B • Asphalt Drtvewayi Mercury Outhwnrd Motors • Parking Area* WOODRUFF MARINE Quality Workmanship A Material! 3401 French Avs. FA 2-1382 Tarma To Suit Your Budget • Free Kslimatea Gateway Ta T te Waterway ■Work Guaranteed Your CV1NRUDE Dealai Phono FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. A U T O G L A SS IN S T A L L E D W M flh ie ld Back A m t Glam s V e n t Gtaw n ■ S E R V IC E S n a k n r ik C D i m a n d P a lm ! U . m-114 W. 3nd 84. 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FA 2-0711 F A 2-62X1 ■ > s �> , b YOUR DOLLAR BUYS M O R E AT T H I S B I G C H R I S T M A S STORE Our Christmas Party last year was such a great success and the turnout so terrific that we have decided to again sta g e this b great Pre-Christmas Savings Fiesta. Yea, rain «r shine, Santa will b« at Mathers Christmas Party Tuesday from S:M 9 . m. to 1:00 p. m.. and again from 7:00 'lil 8:00 in the evening. Bring the Kiddeia . . . let them meet Santa and have him broadcast their wishes direct to the North Pole ever Radio Station Wc have doubled the sales force ! Bring the fa m ily ! Bring the neighbors! Come one — Come all ! Come, Join the Party. 3IIA DOW-PROOF Aluminum STUDENT 72 x 81 — RAYON and NYLON We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts Frame DESK & CHAIR Shop Elsewhere, Then Examine And Compare — Our Complete 3-ROOM GROUP M E R C H A N D IS E Party Priced At of Q U A L IT Y £ Every Item carefully selected to assure complete satisfaction Party Priced 3-PC. 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D See Our Selection O f — SUNBEAM and GK TOASTERS FRY P A N S - IRONS PERCOLATORS MIXERS, Etc. —ALL PARTY PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING See O u r Priced At Sofas N ATIONALLY KNOWN AND SOLD IN SANFORD BY MATHER HAND-MADE JUVENILE CHAIR 12 X 10 - / W O V E N SEAT 18 IN C H E S TALL EXTRA STURDY All Layaways Will Be Honored At These Low, Low CHRISTMAS PRICES **JuM A Short Block From Sanford's if ^ i®j| Bi* FREE Parking 1-ot S Party 40 Selection Of Early American Chairs — Lamps And Tobies I E ANU k A I Modern aad Early Americaa 3-PC.With SECTIONAL SOFA FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS £ I’his handsome -evtiun.il i.«* it r a t ilt , dramatic, and priced amaiinxly h>». Built on a -ea>oned hardwuod frame, with the added convenience «»f Zippered Cu-hinn-. CHOICE OF COLORS. S O 1 J $ ^ 9 5 # �1 4 Down - Art Show In Plane _____________________ WEATHER: Fair and ■ little warmer today, tonight and Wednesday. High today, 65-70. Low tonight. 42-52. Accident WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI) An Allegheny Airline* plan* reporUd carryin| 23 person* crash, rd tato a mountain near here to­ day in a driving snowstorm. Pint reporta raid one aurvivor had been picked up by helicopter. The plane was carrying 22 passeniera and t crew of three when it crashed while circling the Wilfiameport-Moatoursvillf airfield af­ ter being waved off by the control lower on ite firat approach. The mountain ie part of the Bald Cagle Range and la directly acroae Uae Susquehanna River from the airport. The control tower at the air­ port reported the plane firat made a bed approach and wit order­ ed to “ go around again” and make aoother approach. The plane circled out of viability in the •term and failed to reenter the approach pattern David L. Miller, vice president of Ihe airline in Washington, said the twin-engine plane was bound from Philadelphia to Cleveland. Hie March for the wreckage was delayed by a snowstorm. Equalization Board Hears 75 Complaints Seventy-five county property jewnera formally profited the county Baacaament roll* at the opening of the tax equalitatton meeting yeaterday. The board of tqualiialiun called off the bearing* today to meet aa the board of county commiti tonera and will meet with pro­ perty owners again tomorrow Chairman John Krider >aid the people in the county deserve le be complimented for the orrly fashion .n which they conicted themael' ea at the hearings yeaterday. “ We don't aoticipale any pro­ blems to come out of these hear­ ing*," Krider added. The rest of the board agreed with Krider on the way the pro­ perty owners conducted them•elves and said that people seam to be willing to pay their Just taxes, just as loag as they are on , j n equal basis, w Commissioner Vern«n Dunn said “ as a milter of fact, there were only three angry persona hern yeaterday." t Four Enter Races At Casselberry ® Newly announced candidates for the Casselberry elections next Monday arc Joseph Bryant for mayor, George Howard and 1-ea­ ter E. Britton for aldermen and Clint Whitehurat for town marshal. Bryant, 321 Ptney Ridge Rd., will oppose incumbent Mayor William II. Benson, who was ap­ pointed Oct. 31 when former Mayor Donald Willson became act­ ing postmaster. 4 Howard, a contractor, la a Lake ahore Dr. resident. Britton live* on Quintuplet Dr. He is a alesman. Clint Whitehurst, I lake Kath ryn Circle, will run against Mar­ shal Gus Sawyer. Councilman Bay McCord will run for re-election, along wliil Town Clerk Lillian Beisel, who Is unopposed. Lytle E. Swope of 330 S. Triplet Dr. will be another Candidate for ihe town council. The poll* in the town hall wilt be open from 2 a. m, until 7 p . m., M s. Beisel announced to­ day. Ail Casselberry residents who hair registered lo vote are eligible lo u ' l * ballot, she said. November Taxes Total $196,067 • Sanford properly taxes ruilrclrd during Not ember total 1196.067.12, City Tax Collector Miss Ellen Hoy Mid today. Monday and list Fri­ day $26 349 in lases came to City Hall. Sanford properly owner! whose frill* have s November postmark will get the November four per tent discount, rven though the bills reach City Hall during December, MIm Hoy announced. The J.892 Receipts collected during the past month compares favorably wiih the 3.314 receipts that came in during November 1938, the tax collector said. The Bureau Has Its Own Weather TALLAHASSEE Ilf PI) - The J-illahassee Weather Bureau did without heat for eight hour# Sun efiv when a stove inside the office i rdoded. The misfortune occurred during Hr severe fold spell- No one was i - j ’ red. but the fire department was summoned to extinguish the Maze caused by the A few weeks ago, the Weather Bureau roof sprang a leak when hMvg isiM hst * » V O L. X L g U n ite d P r e s * Le a n e d W ir e E a U b lls h e d 19 0 8 TU ES D A Y, D EC EM B ER 1 , 19 5 9 SANTORO, F L O R ID A ' N O . Tf% Commission Votes To Build County Jail Facilities Florida Sun Due Back I p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) - itoek prices at 1 p. m : American Airlines ........... * '» American TAT ........... American Tobacco ........... 10S MIAMI (UPI) — Shlverinji tourtat* and native* alike Hallimore A Ohio ............ 40’ • looked for a return t» 70-deirm* weather today to take the Bethlehem Steel ............ . 31 a is front out o f the normally mild Florida climate. FAVORITE OF VISITORS: (kVe ...................... The Weather Bureau expected temperatures to climb Chrysler *The Heron* by Marguerite Pope above 70 to dispel a cold wave that haa gripped Florida and Curtiss-Wnght .................. 34H DuPont . ........................ 2M other southern atatea for the pant several dayn. Sun-seeking tuurisls were star- Eastman Kodak ................ in IP* .............. lied to find a reading of 41! .Mon­ Eord Motor 92S day. a record low for Nov. .H) In General Elrrtric ................ General Motors .............. 32 Miami. 2'i A general warmup throughout Graham . Paige ................ ..................... 39'. th* South was predicted by the Inti. TAT lairillard ..................... 38H weather bureau. A (is degree Minute Maid ..................... 19's warmup in must slates was exPenney ..................... 120’ s .....Iml for today and another sii Penn RR 13’ * ...................... degree. Wednesday. Royal American ................ «'T At least 26 persons died during Sears Roebuck 4«’ e ........... the two-day cold wave In seven Standard Oil (NJ) .......... 47’ e southern states, two of them in Studebsker 23's ......... Elorida. Most of the deaths rams U. S. Steel M ................. WASHINGTON (UPli - The from fires caused hy isiltly heat­ Westlnghouse El ............. ItU’ e L’niieil States, Russia and lb othrr ers set up during the lion* chilling nations today signed an historic cold. treaty to keep Ihe vast .(roien The rhill sent shopper* scurry­ Antarctic continent free of mili­ ing fur heaters and blankets. tary liases ind open to peaceful Transformer fuses were blown out srientiflr exploration in scattered Miami sections be­ The ll-arllrle treaty, (halted in muse of the extra electricity load. Civil Rights ‘ Must’ four different languages, was the The slate's valuable citrus riop W A SH IN G T O N (UPI) - House product of seven weeks of negotia­ escaped damage because of northtions, It represented the first east winds which brought in warm Republican leader Charles A. Hal time Russia has jomrd in such a air off the Gulfslteani. Rut thous­ leek pill a “ must" label today on pact with Western countries since ands of acres of pol* beans, to. passage of new civil right* legisla­ the uulhreak of the cold war. matoes and other tender vegetable tion next year. “ We've got to do The djcumrnl bans all weapon* crop* were hard hit in South flo ­ jomrlhlng about a civil rights bill," testing and nuclear explosions on rid j . the Indiana Republican tnld news the South Pole icecap—an area Exist killed vrgelables that men. of five million square mile* which remained in ihe gtuund in North is equal to Ihe airr of the United Elorida. .Most of the North Elorida Stales and Europe combined. L A K E L A N D (UPI)-All sales of The treaty automatically make* vegetable crop had gone to mar­ citrus fruit by road stand opera­ all member -ountries o( toe Unit­ ket. .Matilda Nathan, an M-yrai-old tors in South Elorida must now be ed Nations eligible lo join. Nonmembers of the UN. sueh s« i‘am. Nrgin woman, burned lo death in regulated by Ihe Elorida Cllruf munist Chin*, could Join only by a fire at her Tampa aparlmrnt Commission, Circuit Judge William unanimous ronsent of the 12 Monday night mb the cold wave K. lay** ruled Monday. l-ovt, rul­ began to lift. The blase apparently ing on an in,unctloo obtained by orignal signalor countries. H-M-M-M, THIS LOOKS LIKE CHRISTMAS In addition to the United States started from a kerosene heater. Lake County Citrus Sales Inc., said Henry C. Kntiinaun of West it wax discriminatory for tha road and Russia, the treaty nations in Susan, Johnny Dewit study ‘ Holiday’ elude Argentina, Australia, Bel­ Palm Reach perished in en icy stand oprralors to be exempt un­ gium. Chile. Eranre, Japan. New ewariip Sunday of a heart attack der a new citrus commission regu­ Zealand. Norway, South Africa and and expusoir. Robinson wae duck lation. hunting with a companion when the United Kingdom. Alabama To Play The treaty provide* for a unique their boat swamped. Inspection system under which PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Ala I I WF any member nation may send ob­ :B#i bums will play Prnn State in the servers to “ all areas of Antarc­ ^ Liberty llowl game at Philadelphia tica" at any lime lo view the Stadium on Dcr. 19, bowl officials “ discharging or e nbarking of car­ announced today. Paul iBrarl Bry­ goes or pcrioonrl" of any other an). athletic director and hrad foolmem tier country. ball coach of ihe Crimson Thfr, announced Alabama's acceptance VIENNA (171*1)—Soviet Premier of the Liberty n<iwl hill in Tusca­ Nikita Khrushchev gave Russia's loosa after a vole by member* full moral harking today lo Ihe of Ihe team. puppet Communist regime in Hun­ gary and renewed his protests against continued Allied occupa­ GIBRALTAR (UPI) Gale tion of West Germany. whipped teas drove Ihe 17,209tun Khrushchev, addressing s wildly British crime liner Hraenur fax. HONOLULU I UPI i Twentyfour planes and right ships pa­ cheering Communist Party con­ lie aground near hrrr today, but trolled a 01,000 square mile area gress m Budapest, allernatrd be­ shifting wmdi made it appear It tween assurances lhat Russia rnuld safely be refloated in a mat­ today in a search lor lour newwanted an early summit confer­ men of * Jet attack bomber miss ence “ at any time and place" and ter of hours, Reports from the sitip made it appear that the liner's log since Thanksgiving Day The Navy and Air Force new accusations of West German ATI paxxrni'tri and crew were in interference in Berlin no dangrr. Three tug* were watch­ intensified the search slier a re Though rilling for peace ha port that a dye maikcr and »hat «aid, ' The ! viel Union has stock­ ing their thanre In aid the stricken vessel. might have Iwrn a life raft wrre piled such a quantity of rocket* spotted in the ocran southwest of and atomic and hydrogen war­ Wake Island. head v that tf at larked we shall be The A3D jet plane has been able to rare lu Ihe ground all our TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Einan missing since Thursday, when live rial discussions involving proposed poten1i.il enemies," pilot — t’ mdr. Erancis -I Sulire, Khrushchev aim showed that extension id Ihe Elorida Turnpike Amarillo, Tex — radioed that hr hard bargaining lay ahead at any In Orlando ind a proposed new was lost and out of fuel, lie said summit conference when he fin- state univrriity at Boca Raton are (hr crew planned to ball out. phasiml “ we shall never forego on (lie governor's agenda during Also oil the flight were 1.1. ijg) our ideological principles. We are a four day stay in New York Hits Donald Srhillillger, Mayfield, Minn. waging and (hall wage an implac­ week end neit, hi* office disrlosed Aviation Marl.im-t Mate 1 e It. C. able struggle fur ihe Marxi*t-I,rn- today. Taylor, Nampa, Idaho, and Avia nintst ideology, for the triumph of linn Mrtalsmith I r J. I>. Dtilany, Ihe Ideals of communism " Eenlun, Mo. WASHINGTON <UI*I) The lie blamed Ihe 1934 Hungarian anti Communist revolt on mistakes Federal Communication* Commis­ in Hie party leadership brought sion has questioned Ihe “ charac­ on hy its own denouncement of ter qualification*" of TV producer the Stalinist “ cull of personality" Daniel Knnghl lo hold half interest but said “ it had to be done—it in a Elorida radio station in view Oviedo Cily Clerk T L, Lingo was necessary to get cleansed and of hia part in thr TV quia acandal*. has announced the names of ran to throw off all the accumulated The agency, which polices the ra­ didates for the Oviedo election extraneous matter." dio-TV industry, railed Hie Dane Der. g. Most Hungarian sources In .Monday in ordering nation WGMA Mayor M I. Gary wilf be op­ Vienna had predicted Khrushchev of Hollywood lo submit a ilatrposed by Burner D Darnell. I’Uy would pull i major surprise dur­ men! within 2*) daya as to whether The County Com ml vs.on ha* *et null levy with l-i»t yea,' show* counrilmen running unopposed ate ing Ins Budapest visit and they Enright ami roownrr Jark Barry Dec, IS fur a public hearing and quite a reduction, as the 1938 .VI W. K Cloots. J V Hams, Ren thought that wuuld be the removal are “ qualified lo own and operate millage was 41.5. II. Jones, Her E. Ward Jr. 'and adoption of ti e 1939 M supple a brnadcad facility." The general operating levy last W. II. Mailin The three incum­ of Soviet troops from Hungary, mental budget year wa* 18.3, hospital, 1 mills; bents are "hints. Hams and Mar­ The hoard hope* to app'ove the schools, 20; and no levies for budgrt in time for the county tax health, school and capital outlay. tin. bills lo be mailed out Her. 21. Clerk David Gatrhel presented The supplemental budget was the new budget for the board set at fl.TR2.iMXi, with the millage which vet the Dec. 16 hearing for WASHINGTON (UPI/ -N ew evi­ Ur. Juhn .Strong id Johns Hop levy at II mills. lu a. m. dence of water vapor in the atmos­ kina University, who designed the Eunda for general operating was set at SJiH.HkJ with a IM levy, Altamoott Springs Mayor Law­ phere of Venus his raised the pos­ Instrument*, told newsmen “ the fine and forefeiture, $113 too with Cousins To Speak rence Swigford and Counrilmen sibility that some form of life experiment in our opinion indicat­ a levy of To. road and bridge, ed there i* water vapor on Venus. I-ake Mary Chamber of Com­ Bill York and Homer Sewell were may exist on lhat planet. I32I.OOO with a 2 mill levy; Hos­ merce members will hear (Mr. nominated and unopposed foe reScirntlils reported Monday the How murii there U will take lomt pital $103,300 with a levy of .63; Jack Cousins speak on heavy at­ election at a town nominating evidence wa* uncovered hy instru­ lime to determine " School levy at 3 milla with $J10. tack squadron stir ii 2th at its caucus lari werk Newcomer! to ment* carried 13 miles into the at­ The diacovary, a scientific first, 000, health. $19,440 and levy of meeting Thursday at 1 p. nr. Altamonte Springs moat register mosphere last weekend bp Navy could upset previous belief that .12 and capital outlay, $103,300 Cousins Is director of training for by Wednesday In order to vote in balloonist Malcolm Host and mete- Venus waa a dead world. VAll-3 at the Sani rd Naval Air next Tuesday's elrrtioo, accord- . oroto-;iil Diaries B Moore uf Cam will* a .63 levy. Strung refused to give a person 1 log to Town Clerk Henry Hansen. I bridge, Mas*. A compart*** of live prc*cu‘. It hlaluMk •1 estimate ee to whether the find­ To Chase Cold W ave c * o ....................... . U. 5., Russia Join Nations Signing Antarctic Treaty News Briefs Law Includes Stands To Pull Surprise Pacific Searched For Jet Bomber Liner Aground Turnpike Is Topic CaUEST ARTIST, MRS. T. B. BOOZER Painted a portrait for the audience as a special feature of the Sanford Art Asso­ ciation Show. (Staff Photos) Board Slates Hearing Producer An Issue Oviedo Candidates Listed By Clerk On New County Budget Altamonte Men To Run Unopposed I Board Says Courthouse Not Needed A t This Time The County Commission today unanimously adopted resolution to hulld a new jail and agreed that there was no need for a new courthouse at the present time. The board heard state and county officials cite the need for new jail facilities, calling the present jail "horrible and inadequate." The resolution as adopted by the Board states that the construction of a new Jail is necessary lo replace Ihe obsolete and antique existing facilities and llial appropriate ac­ tion be tlarlrd as toon as possible lo obtain cost estimates tnd oilier etsenlial information in order that the board ean establish Ihe amuunt of millage to he levied for a nrw jadln another resolution, the board said additions and repairs for the WASHINGTON lUPIj— Prealpresrnt rourlhuusi arc neccsiary dent Elsenhower today announced because of the increasrd business, but said there wa* no nerd for new thr resignation of Defense Secre­ tary Neil II. McElroy and named facilities. At Ihe public hearing Hus morn­ Undersecretary Thomas S. Gates ing. proponent of a new jail in­ Jr. to succeed him. cluded K. H- Grinding, deputy The annoucrinent raine after 4 slate director for inmate treat­ ment; Sheriff J. I- Hobby, County National Security Council meeting Judge Wilson Alexander. County this morning at whirh the presi­ Prosecutor Karlyle lluiisholdcr dent presented the Medal of E'ree* and parole officer James Lee. In oiling Ihe need for a new Jail, doni to McElroy “ in recognition Gramllng said there is nn room to of hit outstanding eervire to hit house Juveniles, women prisoners, country and hie dedication to hia task.” sex offenders and drunks. McElroy'* resignation seat ef­ He said that the plumbing in thr Jail is in “ horrible" condition and fective today. In an exchange of letters be­ thrre are no adequate todel faci­ tween McElroy and Eisenhower lities. He lold the board lhat the Slat* made public by the Whit* House, department of corrccltona haa • McElroy aaid that “ personal rea­ consulting architectural service sons of an urgent nature" neces­ which wuuld be glad to cooperate sitated hi* resignation after two with the board on how to design >*ait -i. the top dcftiue job. II* aatd he would leave Ihe depart­ the jail. Sheriff Hobby offerrd figure* ment with “feeling! eg deep rowhich showed that Ihe bullpen gret." McElroy, 14, plana to return to rapacity for white prisoners is only 1$ but at limes some 30 persons I’ rocter A Gamble, the toap man­ ufacturing firm he headed before have been housed there. He added that condition* in the Joining tha Eisenhower cabinet In Negro hullpen, with the same capa­ IDS7. Word of his resigns!ion plan# city, sometimes has lo hold 40 had come earlier todey from in­ prisoners. He cited the poor plumbing run formed sources here. Slc-Elroydilion* ami said what it haa cost had anid previously that he hoped the county in plumbing repairs to resign by the end of the year. Tnu president aaid that he waa over the last live years rould have gone a long way In constructing thankful that McElroy left lor his successor “a department that will a new Jail. Hotisholdrr described the Jail as continue to reflect the very bene­ belonging to Ihe “ dark agra" and ficial changes effected under your aatd that a new Jail la a "must" energetic leaderahip." for .Heminule County." Gates, ft7, a former I’ hilaulel. Lee stressed Ihe nerd fur im­ phu investment banker, was urtproved Juvenile facilities, as some- del secretary of the Navy from limes Juveniles ire herded together IP3.1 In 11137 and secretary of the Navy f *urn 11)57 until earlier this with hardened criminals. Judge Alexander, long a propon­ year when he wa* named to suc­ ent of a nrw Jail, said Ihe prohlrin ceed the late Donald A. Quarles aa it getting worse and worse every No. 2 deftnia man. month. He riled rase* of incompetent persons tie’ ig homed in llm hull- I pen. hut also stressed lhat thr sheriff's office was not to be lilani rd for Ihe poor fariltlira and said officers have done a wonderful job with what is available. "We all can't bury our heads in Ein.il winners ui The Hrrala r the sand. This should be on lieconscience of every riitien In (lie football conic it are Mr*. Owen county," Judge Alexander said, .McCarron, 26It S. Laurel Avt.; Hiding, “ we nerd a jail quirk and Bill St it tx. l». o. Box 24), Be Itary. and diaries Lundquiit of Country must rut all the red tape." After hearing all the testimony, Club ltd. Mrs. McCarron received its for the board unanimously agreed to Gir resolution pavinif the predicting the must winner* hi Thursday's amt Saturday's football way for toe new jail Chairman John Krider indiralrrl games. Second place winner Slilh after the meeting that preliminary received $10 ami Lundquiat got $3. Tile Herald’* firat annual footplana by Jamrs Gamble Rogers. Winter I’ ark architect, may be ball contest ended with last week's used. The srrhiirrt'e firm was games after nearly J.200 fans join­ hirrd last fall at a rust of I2.IXXI ed In tile II week football forelo itirvsy the possibility of a new casl. Twenty Sanford and Semin­ Jail and eourtliouve and some up ole County merchants joined in advertising the contest each week with preliminary plans. While The Herald gave $120 to lh« winners. McElroy Resigns As Defense Chief, Gates Gets Post Mrs. McCarron Grid Final Champ Runaway Car MIAMI (Ul’ f) - t runaway an tomnbllr plowed into Ihe rrowde I ranks of Christmas ihupper* in downtown Miami Monday, killing two pedestrian* and critically in­ juring three person* Balloon Data Hints Life On Venus ing* indicated Ihe postibiiity of life on Venus. But askrd if he felt the possibility was ruled out, he said emphatically, “ no." Many sciential! believe water must be present before living Ibing* ean come mlo being. Dr. Harold C. Urey of the University of California, for axamplr, haa said water and not oxygen U thr basic Mbslance tf hie. Woman Injured In Auto Mishap Struck In Ihe rear by a southbound autn shortly after noon to­ day, a car driven by Abraham Riiienfirld of New York City went out of cooti I, careened arms* Errnch Air. and ran into a pile of wire bales at the corner of Eirst Si , according to Sanford police. Eire men put out a fire in Roscnfirid'a car engine while the woman driver of the other auto waa taken to Hie Seminote Memorial Hos­ pital emergency room. Huih cara were southbound. Kusenfteld bad stopped for a red light when the blow caused him to step on thn gas and lose control of hia car, police *e>d. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/af18c15f5dd45ce982a73224d6c68771.pdf f321560c8a024cfc03bac3a1b694b89f PDF Text Text . • .* Judge Passes Sentence On 5 • ■ ■ > ;-.n- c? ■ T- Circuit Court Judge Volic Wil­ liam j paired »entencc Monday on five defrndant* whose rase* were heard in this month'* Circuit Court aewion Betty Jean Baker. 42-J E Fifth St. Negro, wat aentenced to aii month* to 20 year* in the State Department of Correction. She war found guilty of manslaughter Edward Lee Brown Jr. of 41] Cypre** Ave. wa* sentenced to aix month* to five year* in the Correction department. The court found the Sanford Negro guilty of breaking and entering with inlent to commit misdemeanor. I-ongwood resident James Ken­ neth l.ycan* receive*- . sentence of six monthi to five year* in the Department of Correction after he pleaded guilty to breaking and cn. tering with intent to commit a felony and breaking and entering with intent to commit a miidemeanor. Charles Anderson who pleaded guilty to Hit stn’e charge* was givrn tlx years probation Anderson also live* in Lnngwood. T. V. Brown Jr. and Curti* Hall, both of Sanford, were placed on probation for seven year'* each. They pleaded guilty t«» breaking and entering with tnirnt to com­ mit a felony. Brown hves at 121* Kandolph St and Hall at 1206 Palmetto Ave. Julie Harri* feel* television i* the most frustrating of the three media in which she'i worked: “ On TV. only once can a per­ former have the satisfaction of performing before an audience." Tire ftmforl Wrrsft Pftrc ?—Thur*. Nov. 26, 1Pr>9 Lion Cub Proves Trifle Too Much For Owner, Ends Up A Jail Bird OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) George, a cuddly 55-pound lion, i* looking for a home. Lonesome George had to spend Tuesday night in the Oklahoma City Jail to the horror of 45 intox­ icated guests w!m. think.ng they were seeing beast*, tried in vain to brush the fur off their eyeball*. The nine-month-old cub was placed in the investigations cell adjacent to the drunk tank be­ cause George's owner got tired of hi* sassy ways It was just an­ other episede in an unhaopy childhood. The owner, finance company manager Ted Moore, explained h e couldn’t get in tou c h with the local ioo and the Jail wa * the only place with bar*. “ He ha* taken over my ap » ment," moaned Moore. “ He i» lo-i big. The latest is that he hat grown too fond of trying to drive the ear.” M Hire's eviction of hi* frisky roommate wa* not the first for the rub. even though George is house-broken. Zoo director Dr. Warren Thomas, who will reluctantly puu George up until another lion-lover* decides to take him. pointed not the baby beast ha* had * aerie* of owner*. “ He was a bit too much to handle" (or each of them. Thom­ as said. 1K A T E cu T L I Q U ID R S IIOTTI.E AT EVERY CON(IKAT II , ATI ONS ARK KXTENDKI) to Welsh* Tire Shop from the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce on the ifrantl opening of their new building at 120 French Ave, Charlie Morrison, public relation* direc­ tor, welcomes II. K. Howe who, with his son. Bob, owns and uperates the shop. (Staff Photo) Reaulifut Gift C «» 9 9 Decanters J A*k corky 1, MPKRIAl, 5th and up * *sth■ DISCOUNT • P. M. ] fur 110.50 about our Special U»*» DUroenta SANFORD — OPEN 8 A. M. ’TIE MIDNIGHT CHRISTMAS! Space Scientist Says Soviet's Program Smaller Than America's WASHINGTON (L’ PI) - A top Defense Department Idealist laid today that Hussia's military »parc program ta likely to he much imaller thin America's. 0. P. Sutton, chief icienlist of the Advanced "esearch Project* Agency, »aid Ihe Soviet military ■pace effort might b** “ only ■ very minor one." Ha laid he hated hia opinion on the fait that Russia has not launched any earth in tell ill's tincc May 19.V8, and on the assumption that the Soviet Union lui little need for rnmmunlc* •ion* or peeping tom military salel tiles Sutton told tin- American Buc­ ket Society'* 1Ith annual con­ vention that Itut.ua It concentrat­ ing “ on scientific -unlnralmn ,e*l U . S. Tells Allies They Must Share Aid Burden The United State* ha« told it. European ami Allan allui* that the horn of plenty t* running low. Not low enough «* yet lu he a danger to the American econ­ omy, hut enough to bring almul a tenout rcapparatsal of U. S. mili­ tary and foreign aid expenditure* and for Ihe United State* to tell iu allie* that they now mutt help to thoulder tome of the burden* formerly borne by the United •State* almost alone. The re»ul; tiaa hem Iti.it in world capital* trom Tokyo to tain don, other government* a!»n have faced up to a reappraisal and with surprising unanimity have decided tiiat live lulled Stale* hat carried llie burden long enough They will help. Sinre 101'J. with the exception of one year, the United States ha, had a trade deficit with other no twin which by tiie middle of this year had reached a daggering total of marly 15 billion dollar*. it ha* been a causal (or growing concern fur Ihe rea»on* that mi nation can cxlit lorever on a del Icit and that an unbroken outflow of gild eventually mutt lie re flerlcd in reduced faith in Hie V S. dollar So it wa* (or these reason* that 11. S Under Secretary of State Dougin* Dillon warned in a ipeech last October Ilia! either other nation* must pul thnr ftnan etal shoulder. to lh« wheel or face the possibility the United State* would lake step* to protect it**If. In llwir extreme, llie,e *lcp> 4 More Days GREGORY’S Hig Store • Wide Pre-Christmas Sale FREE PRIZES lilG REDUCTIONS In Glfta A Home Improirment Item* _ MIIOU NtlM J phone —EA 2 tl'iOO Msple at (Hi At. Mai ( could up-an ■ return to high U. S. t.irifts and the development ol a kind of economic isolationism. The warning wa* aimed at those nation* who have received unslinllngly of tl. S. aid, while at the time time ereeling liar rierv against U, S good* to pro­ tect their own recovering econo­ mic* And it |iointcd up the inequality of a situation in which the United Slate* in 1959 alone, lettered a four billion dollar trjdr deficit while other* prospered. Them nation* were quick to take the hint. In rapid-fire order Japan, lint ain and Prance announced move* to lid restriction* again*! the “ made in II. .S A." 'atiel Sweden noted that live time* tin* year. *lie ha* reduced resirie lion* against U. S good*, the latest tin* month lifting harrier* against import of coal, coke, some woolen* and some farm product*. Ihe psychological political effect* dial accompany new space achievements " Rep. Emilio If. Daddanu t U•nun. l who *poke to Ihe meeting earlier, proposed international registration of all satellite* to prevent possible triggering of “ a monstrous war." .Notion *»id (he military part of tiie U. s .pace effort would "re main relatively small" compared with development of earth-bound offensive and defensive weapon* tie said that space technology take* only almul a half billion dollar* of the tl billion dollar military budget. He said ipace vehicle* of the immediate future chiefly would tie designed to get, give and transmit information hill would nol have military defensive or offonuve chore*. He said Russia and it* allies are close together end can use wire and radio communication* rather than salellites lie said the Soviets du not need spy sate) lites because they already know about the free world's military facilities Daddarlo, In pro|Mjsmg registra lion of satellites, said that It is imperative "that wr find a form of world iaw to avert catastro­ phe." “ It we (ad to achieve law and order ns we venture into these uncharted field*," he said, “ the cost will tie immeasurable Other* have expressed concern lest the launching of a peaceful scientific spare vrhirle tie misin Urpreted by another nation as Hie beginning of a missile at tack D anish M odern On* of Him* days, it'* go­ ing io be spring. And one of those days, you may be inter­ ested in a largor home or a belter home . . • on* lhal may require sons* financing. You say )be word and we'H be delighted to give you the Infest facts and figures on the latest iype of mortgage loon. There’s not ihe slightest obligation, Just see or call us ond we'H do tiie rest. ( hole* of Colors: • Drown and White CHAIRS • Itlack and White • Coral and White Walnut — Plastic Covers • Turquoise and White • White Sold In Pairs Only FA 2French 7933 Open Open Fridays Friday! ITil 9 p. m. ft it 112 W . FIRST ST. i Only 28 Days Left - unt i l DOUSING TIIK HI.A/.K which severely burned the inside of a home at 1805 W. 13th St. Tuesday is Fire Dept. Kt. J. T. Bennett. Five firemen and Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. fought the fire for *13 minutes. (Staff Photo) J • C E N T E R # Til 9 p . m.l | �3 1 ir g>attforh i i m t l f t (Downtown. SioMA. Opm, U ntil, S p./n. JoniqJit WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warm today, high about 7T. Increasing eloudlnea* tonight amt Saturday with Mattered ahowrtra Saturday. \UL. XL1X United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 57* Hungarian Executions Continue UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UP!) —Sir l*»lt* Munro of N«w Zea­ land. special UN representative on the Hungarian question, report­ ed inday that trial* and execu­ tions resulting from the 1938 free tom revolt in Hungary still are fe in t.carried out. Munro. la a formal report to tba (renewal Axsembly. said Kuawan troop# remained at the coun­ ter wiefc aa assurance by Hungar­ ian Prim* Minister Janoa Kadar -list "the time will come when Soviet troops will be withdrawn." Both the Hungarian and Soviet authorities. Munro said, had refciaad him permission to visil Hunnary « hia capacity m a UN ApresenUtive and had returned hi* cormapoodence. •That the present report con unites the theme of previous re­ ports m entirely Ihe responsibility of the Hungarian authorities," Munro said. "No response haa been forthcoming auch aa m g reasonably be expected of ■ mem­ ber of the UN organisation eon cerncd to promote the purposes of the organisation and to art in ae^irdance with iu principles . . ." WFive priaon wot. .ice* werj hand­ ed down between law March 34 and April 1 to defendant* charged with conspiring to overthrow the • stale order.” according to the Hungarian telegraph agency, Mun­ go reported. On Oct. 17. a Hungarian apokesman told Weatern ne-.smeo in Budapest that sentence* had been carried out kx connection with it* ^ g r d comes committed during " h e 195d revolt, h* said. Ten death sentences wer* reported amt eight executiona wers said to have been performed on or about Aug U. Some a# priaon anoUmcaa wer* re ported. "In February and March," Mun­ ro's report said, "the trial look plate of a large oroup of young people accused of, according lo the statement of an official Hun­ garian spokesman on March 13, "political crimes committed m llktg * As to the lenience* impend; definitive mformatioo ia not avail­ able." ■ Equalization Board Session Monday News Briefs TV Meeting Dec. 7 Florida Educational Trlevi*ion Commission will hold it* next meeting Dee. 7 at the St. Peters­ burg Junior College. Executive Di­ rector Janie* Etheridge da> Employment Up ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION technique wui taught ut the Seminole Coun­ ty Rptl Crow meeting this week «t the First Baptist Church. Counting the breathing rhythm are from left. Minn Mnhel Chapman aiiminiglering to lira. Eilwin Lindsey; Instructor Kmeat DeFallot nnd Mr*. Spcmoer Hardin "reviving" Mr*. John Morgan. (Staff Photo) TALLAHASSEE i l l ’ ll - Non farm cmplnvment in Florida at the end of October gamed 2.4,41X1 lo x total of 1.253,Nx>. the Industrial C'inimtsdon saitl today. Tile Octolier figure wav 75.lift more than employment at the same time last year Crash Quiz Set Mower P Jail Hearing Set Tuesday Thuri*’* h! least on* nun in town who'll attest lo th* fact that The Herald'* cla*»ified ail* have plenty of aellinjt power. A traHer wn* advertised for *ale and iU ntnnlwr in (lie trniler park was given a* No. 74. Now, this wax ■ alight error, ua the trailer * correct number was 75. All day Yesterday, people kept calling on the owner of Trailer No. 74 wanting to buy it. Somewhat surprised, he was not in a selling mood. Mrs. Harriet Johnson, who is in chargn of tin* clas­ sified department, was told later that "finally, on* fel­ low made nte an offer l couldn't hardly turn down." Trailer No. 74 will have a new tenant in two week*. Mrs. Johnson ha* suggested that th* seller of No. 71, buy No. 75, slur* its owner bought the ad in the fir*t place. Award-Winning Artist To Paint At Art Show Th* rovuxy rommiaaioneri far* a week of hard work starting Montla* oa they sit al th* board of equalization on that dal* and on the f'dlnwing day, th* prtw posed new jad will h* discussed. The equalization meeting ia arhedulcd lo start at ta a, m. amt will be held in lit* county eonmiasnmer'a num m th* aourthouse. For Uia pad iwn week*, projverty owner* have had a tlianca to look over the assessment ndlx at the lax assessor’* office and Monday will hive the opportunity tn lake their romptairda to th* hoard. Taxpayers were given an Indi­ cation of what the millage rat* will h* this year when live com­ mission adopted a tentative rata of It mill* for the operating bud­ get Tax Awesaur llicliard McCann* told th* hoard he estimate* th* assessment roil will list Sl<!2 mil­ lion iax property valuation* for th* (ax rata. Ttm hoard wilt adjourn lala Monday afternoon aa an equali­ zation board and wil1 meet Tues­ day a* th* board of commission­ er a for a public hearing to determin* th* need for a new jail. Al that lime, according lo Chairman John Krider, the hoard will coruukir entering a contract with an architect lo draw up plans [nr die facility and, if necessary, vet a lax levy to secure funds foe th* jad. Estimated ei»4 of a naw jad ia approximately |7un,ooo. v uinmiaiiooars will reconvict* again Wedoasday aa a hoard of equalization and will rneef for th* remamdar of the week until "vrw hear all complaints and Icdlmnny oil tasatue priqw-rty.' Kruier sausi. CHICAGO (DPI) Coroner Mai ter Met arron, announcing that a blue ribbon inquest jury on the Itdeath crash of a TWA cargo plane into a crowded residential are* near Midway Airport, said "Mid­ way Airport was thrre lirst. We want to know whv more homes were allowed lo he built thcr* " i An award-winning professional i* free and refreshment* will b* artist will be in added attraction served. Nehru Acclaimed Mrs. J. fl. tirrgory, art show it th* Sanford Art Association committee chairman, reported that NEW’ DELHI (DPI i — Primr Minister Jawaharial Nehru today show scheduled Sunday at th* LSn entries have Iw-en submitted for competition m the show. won ■ smashing sot* of confi­ Civic Cenlrr. es were blamed on snuw slicked today Iroiti Canada to the Mexican dence oti hit government's eau United Press Inter it*lion* I Mrs. T. B. Bonier, a New Smyr The tail end of a Thanksgiving highways, two men were killed border and invaded Pennsylvania, (toils method of dealing with th* na artist, will demonstrate her tal­ Day snow storm blew into New when their plane crashed in a snow Kentucky, Tennessee and laiillsi* Chinese Communists in the border | dispute between the two nations. ent* by errating a portrait in pas England today, but weathermen storm near Kiowa, Colo., and seven Mi ruber* of parliament loudly lets during the exhibition. • said it would be much calmer than drivers, blinded hy blowing snow, na The cold air wa* expected lo proclaimed his actions correct Mrs, Hooter recently look first th* storm that dumped It inches were involved in a seven rar chain reaction crash near Conway, in the push into West Virginia and Ala­ alter Nehru delivered an eloquent plate in the still life ealrgory of snow in Colorado. pies for national unity Light mow wa> reported falling Texa* Panhandle. bama IimI.iv it the IH.Vfl Daytona Beach Art A biting cold wave which dipped early today from 1lie* Midwest C \I*E CANAVEIt 41, (DPI) — On Ihe edge id it......... licit, T r i p L’ l'lliS C tl League with an oil painting and through New York State, but most temperatures as low a* IS below American space scientists tialay amounts averaged only one to two zero at (irand Porks, N. D,, spread freezing rain (dl (rom l-oum.ina | WASHING TON lUPI)-----A lead second place in the same category swallowed thr disappointment of into Ohio and Pennsylvania, R o w l­ mg Senate lteiuoci.it today called with a watercolor rendition. She inches. their Thanksgiving liar mownshot The storm buried Uouhler, Colo, ing Green, K y . reported a I "9- Ptesidenl Et*enhower'» forthcom­ aim has been awarded Itrsl prize failure amt poshed ahead with ing II riatiun good will trip a prom under It inches of snuw, then inch rami.ijl m siv hours plans (or H** next I' S tryon isinp irosu In build up Inrndahip in the Florida FvdrrtsMon >•( W'onj dropped three inches around the prolw , iV h ld n skies were mostly sutmy for The United Stales. Sen. John en's Club* art exhibits. lower great lakes, live in* nr* in Informed sources said anolher NEW YORK IUPI) — Stork fur Thanksgiving, hut hundreds of J. Sparkman (D-Ala.l, a meinlier Her activities m art also in Iowa, eight inches in North Da |iay load already vsas available but holiday travelers were stranded in prices at I p in of the senate Foreign Krlalioni elude tt-aclung courses at th* Dav hut a and ut inches in the upper American Airline* gj « C alifo rn ia when fog hnt’j d r d • h^ Cuitimlltec, said the prinetpal value long Hi**' h I'mine Cnlleve and the that mi specific vehicle had been (■rent Lakes 7lr • I>os Angeles ami Lnug iii-.icli air* of Eisenhower's mission "U Hie Children * Museum ol Jacksonville fhovrn foe »he stiempt to orlul The show began to die out as it American T A T the moon It could lw amsthcr lOJ'-i ports. public demon.tralton lo the world neared th* Atlantic toast, but still American Tobaeco .... Mr*. Itoiirer, who is founder of Atlas Aide, biggest rocket ever 39W Baltimore A Ohio .... had enough punch to bring sis Know u .i- lim-i ,i*l t«•*I.i v lor that the United States is interested Ihe New .fimvrna Beach Art Mink built In die fire world, but an Air M's N orlliern Ohio through New E n g ­ til petu e " Bethlehem Steel ... inches to western New York shop, studied two year* at the Con Fore* t’lior Vblr or an ’ rmy Juno C A O ... . 87 land. With ram south id the .snow Several fatal holiday aulo <ru>li senator* of Macon, (ia . and at II appeared more likely fit's belt through the mid Allantle state* Cast Dos On List Chry *l<-r ........ . a federally sponsored atl school The next "ideal" Inn* for s Vi', Curtis* . Wright ...... n i m u rittuiLLo. i) it i d pi j .mil lulu DuSuoilieast A WASHINGAON D i l i 1hl> ill Jaik'onville moonshol woold be a four-day pe 233 DuPont ........ t uliati I'lemn-r Fidel Cailto, lo* V. S. Chamber of Comiuerct t« , 1tie viiow at the t iv ic i cuter is nod around Cbridtius when the Kastman Kodak ........ IOi ’ s hrotlier It.ml anil Venezuelan Pres scheduled to stall al J p in and innon makes a C.imp.iratlvely d«y urged »u Immediate t** cut xih Ford Motor ...... nl< ut Koniulo llelanroiirt face .Nt continue mild 9 p in Admission clos* approach of TJI isg) miles fbir all mdividuala and eorpor*WASHINGTON (UITI — Eresimi'. tii-neral Eleetric ... ycais' imprtsiiuuienl at hard labor thins to help stabilise the dollar dent Elsenhower will ask Congresa from earlli Bui -ources indicated All, (ieneral Motors .... il tlu- Dominican |H>licc ever and promote economlr gtowtli. a mid January date might be In slcngllien Ihn World Cmirt hy 2‘ * Graham - Paige ..... call h lln in The three men were The business organization said giving up this country's power to more feasible M S Inti T A T ......... a lining I I I persons sentenced to the revenue Ins# could be offset vein consideration of any case in­ Mr. liioma* I . Williams. 67, Uirillard D S space emphasis mcanwhllr 3 M ............. prison lor 3U years for "art* hy a temporary across-the-board ■lied at his home in Sanford to volving the Diuted State*. shifted In an especU'd mid De­ 20*» Minute Maid ....... . against Hie peace of the Domini­ Such action, h* said, would sales Ua. cember laiincbillg of a Thor Able day. IIS Penney .......... . BERLIN it PI i in., nr, tn can Hi public " Ninety-six of the The chandler said the tax re He i* a native of Atkins, (ia. Penn HR lo hurl s sun satellite toward the plate Hie United Stales in a better IS1. mversary of So . p , \igna delrndanl* are in custody, until. ......... ductluna are "vitally needed.” It and ha* (wen a rc-.dvnt of S.m Jtov.il Vim-rii.in ot lot of tin- planet Venus. That podium tn urge other countries ...... I's Khnishrhrv’t dein.md lor the ot them prominent Cubans or \en rtubrew it* support liahind two lord (or M years, In agree lo wider participation of Sear* Hocbuck ........ 49>s withdrawal of Mc*ii rn triHips eziirlans. 4 bleak III and ro b b e ry was piolie will carry a transmitter tile court. " l o o s e hilU which gradually would Mr. Williams is a retired tram Slandiiril Oil i NJ ) ,. capable of radiating signal* back 4fi’ , from Berlin came to y vyith 11 stopped m the a n r a r l y y e ste rd a y trim the lowe-l individual tax man who worked tor the Atlantic Studebaker Then h* indicated, th* world 2|, ., bt/ii I s , Mini'll .ui.i Fri in h ,ol morning wiim two S a n tim l lad tre to earth tram V) million miles m unulil have a more effcciive means bracket from 20 to 16 per cent Coast bine since 11)28 space U. S Steel . ... »7 v, diet* still present tor duty c ra c k ■>( light ro m men spoiled of coping with and preventing mn-h amt the highest from 91 to 47 Survivors are his wife, Ms. T. F. Weslinghou** W. tou West Berlin Mayor Wills llrandt tng through thr door of ll'-ndrr "brutal u*es of force" as the Com­ per cent. IHher rate* would tie William* one daughter, Mr* declared in a *|treeh th.it his -on s tav.-tn on Sev enth St , police munist displaved m Hungary and It. liniio * oik- grand daugiiler, reduced no * graduated scale i ommunisl . em-.ii|< i ciiv is out said I'sl c Tits*-1 Corporal* Income tax rales I.ynu Grime*. two *i*icrs, Mrs. orilv «ti|| tree hut i« i i omunieally i Sgt W H Cusgrave *.iuj he Eisenhower announced hi* intern would b# rut from Si la 47 per Emogcnr Wilkin* and Mrs. W. H M ronger Ilian eyer The Jsycee* will sponsor th* saw a light through a (isrliaily turn ill s letter lo Sen. Hubert ,cnt. with some mudilUaUoivs in Ryais. lie told 1,800 German i*|y|| lead second in a series of polio stofis openrd ta vern d'mr winch l■>un^rd It Humphrey (ii Mum i Thursday. Fiun-tai wrvutv* will be cm deprecintum allowances, capital ers that the Soviet rllorl lo lake for e-yimiv and city r*«tdrni* l*ee open wtn-n a mail inside tried lo ducted at _ p. nt. Sunday at lln, .Specifically, ha -aid he again gains, estate ansi gift taxe*. over tile city ha* fa.ti-d -o fal shut it the open doorway reveal would a*k Congress "on an appro4 The Hou*e bill*, proposed by son Funeral Home. will, (he He* Last Nov JI Konishelu*. pre Day will he ed lieperson ami led lo thr sr Navy Appreciation Dave Klingentniilh. ihairman of pnalM m i a Mini to strike from l!ep* 4 Sydney llerlong Jr. |D T I' 11 Stern officiating. Burial *ented a tix mouth uliii'a' irn'' the protect, said the shot* wilt b* red of three Negroes F'*mr voo i% a m , led lo r break lirld in Sanford Dec 12. Chamber an inlrrnatiimal agreement th* Fi* i and Howard II Baker lit will b* in Evergreen Cemetery. to the M,-sl, demand.IW 'hat vte-l mg mto and hucglarizm g liie R o il­ George (4 Murray, 21. of ifiuo of Com m erce Manager John K rid e r cqiuremem that America must given at the Jayce* Inform st ton , , ** 1 Tenn i. would pitivide a gradual ing 11ill* Country Club pro shop Beilin to- *lrip|i,-d ol Its r|t- Bud'ting oti French A*r w. Illh S' Mhert Calloway, 2g, •iino tiurrd tmiav drnd* for ilsctf when a ta n in­ la i reduction over ■ five-year have been ehargetl with b ira k in g frnsea iial (eft as an nil 'llai'lrtl Th* animal event will h« spon­ volving this country fail* within th* C ost o f thr tloas will W fl of 1loo VV I'ii h St and llixisi-s rll period. The iniinediate revenue tree city" more Uiaii li.i mdr* wlitili sill g o toward rowi id llw Hardy. '8 of tlt» F Ninth St. sored Joint tv by the (.’haitilxM ami and entering and grantl la m -n y , court'* jurisdiction. loss would he about td.-'mil.uiHi.iMMi tH-hinr* the Iron Cufam the sh eriff's office said today. wrre srirvteil hy Coagravr and the Javceer. vareiiir he «aid Humphrey had written tht Presi­ The rhamher <aul the reduc­ 1he question was I -russi'd in S h e riff's deputies R F G rant F.arle Boiiqoarad'-r Two Highlight leitlvities of ill* event dent seeking hit support for » reso­ When the fir*i teri*. »if shot* film tion* would *1ir up so much new and Vernon B re w ste r arrested Or eunciiMivelv hy ilie Big Four fur were given, fifiO people turned out boxes containing 17(187 were taken will ha held at Furl Mellon Dark lution to repeal the clause. Th* business activity that they would lamtoan* Sherm an M atthew* and eign ministers m Ceneva last Klmgensnidh said regitlrrerl police reported. Murray and Cal The annual celebration gives resi­ reservation wa* authored years soon Increase the government’ s Deiuu* Lee Slundle and John summer, and it pnhahly nil nurse* will give the sftof* under loway were charged with b re ak in g dent! of thr county a chance lo ago hy Sen loin Connally t Drevenue. It tuid the tax burden Funeral verviee* for Mr. J O F'ranci* Bowm an of l.al • H a rn ett conn- up at t .tiiiihi it in. i og the supervision of ll*a county and entering ami Hardy with be "get together" with personnel Imm Tex.i next year -k#would he inorr equally distribut­ I.aney, 72 who had hi en a Sanlord Fist ales M atlhrw s w.i* arrested tog an anesvory to the break in Hie Sanford Naval Air .Station health unit. ed and incentive would h* pro­ pharmaeivt for 23 years before go yesterday. Shindte. W e iliiesrU y. Khrushchev is >n! deinaniling vided for business to expand and mg into business in Orlando, were and Bowman T ue sd ay. A ll w er* the witlolrawai o M.--tern Irt.ip*, creal* more job*. scheduled at .1 p rn. today at the listed as 17 year* old A Juvenile hot the deadline h.s* tieen eslend First Metitodivt Chiircti, with the also was arre-le d Wednesday ami e*l Indefinitely, is in Hi* county ja d . Hev. T t O'Steen officiating. Bond of t l.'* * ! wa* «*( for llye Mr t.ariev died Weitncwlay He Sanford Lodge No. 27 and Scut is survived hv hiv wife, Mr* Julia youth* Ihe deputies iiav* rerov inole Lodge No. tl, Hebekah, of the Laney; a daughter. Mr» J. C. ltlfi ered more than #n p<‘r cent of V4 \SIHNt i Ti l\ ( DPI t — Th* Independent Order of Odd Fellows gins; s brother, E. H. Laney of tile golf equipment tinted, and tobacco industry said today there will hold a covered dish supper Jacksonvdle, and two grandchil­ hope to reco ver the r**t, Brew is no scientific evidence to sunster .a id today. Monday mgiit l/ulge members are dren. I'ort Surgeon General Leroy FL ▼asked to bring a covered dish and B u ria l wa* in Oaklawn Memorial Burney's new charge that rigaIheir own table service to the fi 30 P a r k . Sanford, with Brjxson Fu ret smoking ts the chief cause of MIAMI (DPI V m * cold front p, m. meeting. 4 mtivtcsl program n eral Home m rh arze of arrange lung cancer, even with filtered hire down on Florida todav and will follow. m ents. brand*. Was expected to drop tempera The industry suggested that th* lure* into the uppei Id's in the The chime* being heard during Panhandle area tonight real villain might lie polluted city tli* dav in downtown Sanftud are air The Weather Bureau -aid th* at the Sanford A tlantic National eold air mass aa* not nearly a.* Hurrvey. head of the Public Bank Two muatcal selection* fol Health Service, sjid (hat th« severe a* the one which pushed low each ringing of the chim es at down the state lue*da> and Wed weight of evidence lo date impltla m and at I and 4 p, m. A netilay. No rrnp damage from the catra smoking a* the ' principal'* loudspeaker m agnifies th* taped eold wa* wen through Smd.iv rail** of the nations increased m u xir. rate of lung cancer. Mild weather in the 7n * was Tile surgeon general said th* forerast fur Ule d a te imla) Prize* dealing tlK) <stH be category is> Im> award**! a V2S sav­ ii*« ni Biter tip* has mx been Th* Weather Bureau said svalshown lo lie effective in "ma­ awarded m this year's Ivanford ings bond Each <erond place tereit showers would prerede the Christmas lighting display con­ H O N O LU LU t l ' P l i —The biggest leading edge of the rsiM front ■« terially reducing o. eliminating wiiinec ool get 110. parade ever held m the islands it moved from Alabama and Ut* hazard of lung cancer.” test, Dave Laud*, Jaycee rhsir Th* four eategocies ar« reltgiou*. was In la y 's htghliifta of Hie five- t/xlisiana mto Northwest Florida mao of id.- contest sard today. Dr C. C. latlla, scientific di­ rector of the Tobacco Industry The annual ronlcst wtII b# held traditional, artistic and oyrrall dav o fficial celebration of H a ­ tonight w a ii* aoiiMtveiueql of staufiuod. Research Committee, said scien­ Dec 23 with Lauda, Jo* Mathieug decoration. A high pressure »>*tein oil the MUNULK IJRKATH' wm beginning to bring contpluinta from gptictutora hi AH entry blank* must Ur marled. h wxa • m arked step up ai Hi* Atlantic coast slowed llw forward and Mrs. Toil* William* *• tific proof was piling up "that tbu Fluinhliztcker Zoo ia San Francisco, so to keep th« hippo, Bubble*, from brought, or information pfion**l pac* of things wtuch started on a movement of th* cool air. The judges conflicts with or falls lo support public emlmrrfissmcnt. Zoo Director Carey Italilwin concocteii a spruj wf 'i> Die Jaycee Information Build note of Than* .g iv in g In churches, front was not caper ted to reach the tobacco -mokizig tt.roru-g ot s T t r e Will be f o ir ( , citlorophyi and milk of magnesia. Bubbles apparently appreciated it. ,wuli in m p ! a t « wu iu er s m e a c h | *ai » ( , * k *. A ims, b eliw * D oe. u lung cancer." and pTM>*ir .vaMh Florida wad Sunday. Tail End Of Holiday Snow Storm Hits New England; West Hit Hard Scientists Push New Moon Shot 1 p, m. Stocks U. S. C Of C Urges Immediate Tax Cut Ike Cites Need For World Court Mr. T. F. williams Dies At His Home Nikita's Threat Still Ignored Policemen Stop Break-In Attempt Jaycee Polio Shot Dri vc Continues Next Saturday Four Arrested In Golf Burglary Navy Appreciation Day To Be Dec. 12 Funeral Today For Mr. J. 0. Laney Rehckahs To Meet New Cold Front Moves Into Stale Those Chimes You Hear Are At Bank $140 Prizes To Be Given In Yule Lighting Contest Hawaii Celebrates :! ( Industry Protests Cigarette Hazerd �C m ra Of Christ ■ C IL 'K I Of C U M ? 1 4 Naurcne U n HAB1 c u e s o r VMS N U A I I X I R i> b Brewer J r . ....... fcmagetltt Btbw School........ . . . 10:00 a. a . Ui< Mur Mandat Warship . . . . . U :0« a. a . L L D n U ; ............... T u rn Evening Worship ....... T:M a a . Sunday School ...... 10:00 a. u : Moralns W orn If lltoo a at. Christina Scrvlca Traiaing 0:10 A a. Evenlag Warship l.-oo p. m. Wad. h i j r r Ban lea 1:10 y. ai. Morning WereMp . .. . UtOP Evening W a n k * ........ 0:00 Than. Bibio Stud? . . . . fiSO * n s s T p r e s r y t h r ia n CHURCH OB O B B T CHURCH Oak Ate. aad Third St. Morning Worship ... . lG:jg , Kerning Worahlp . .. . 1:40 a. a . IvMiag Worship . . . . f i B | Header Schaal ........ 0:40 a. a . Homing Wan hip . . . . ii:Oo a a . loaior fellow ship........ 0:00 p. a . MOLT CBOSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Path Are. at 4th SI. See. John W. Thomas . Paitor Holy E u ch iriit........... !:S0 a. a . riadly Service— Church School . . . . . . 0:00 l . a . MoraJag Prayar— DaBarr a ria Seraoa ................ 11:00 a. a . A. C. Summara .......... Paitor Holy CoiawmaJow— Sunday School ..........9 M a Tut*4*7 ........... 7:30 a. at Mornlag Wonhip .. 10:00 A Wodaeaday .... . . . . .'10:00 a. a . Thttraday..................... 7 JO a. a . COMMUNTTT Sacraaeai of Paaaaea PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Silaedar ........... . 1:004:00 p. a . Laho Mary John W. PUlcy ............. Paatot ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL khool ... . 10:00 a CHURCH Worahln ... . 11:00 a ____ High Wettmialater Fellowship . 0:30 a mSeaday........................1:00 a. a . Senior High Woatmlnlrtor PoUowahlp ........... 7:30 p Morning Prayer— S u s a n .................... 0:10 a. a . UPSALA COMMUNTTT Holy Communion— PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH let Sunday each month 0:30 a. a . John W. Pillow ................ Tutor CHRIST CHURCH Mornlag Worship........0:00 a to. Sunday School ........ 10:00 A 1 . WoetmlaJoter Fellowship Junior ... ... . 0:30 a Westminister PcBowahJp “ ‘ 7:30 A *• Presbyterian •sv. ooB SaHfe B m m Schaal Manias WegaWp TraMag Uaiaa . . . . Baanlag W-rjIHp . . . . Wad. Prayw Scoriae .. Bailor «:4S a. i i : « a. S:U p. T:30 p. 1:11 p. m. a. a. a. a. U :« A Lutheran GOOD SMRPMRRD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Sanford Shrine Ctab l a s t i n g Lee Are. Kraut Bollck Jr. Factor Cburoh Sehael ........... 0:10 n. a . Morning Wonhip ... . 10:10a. m. Evening Bible Stoudy .. T p. a . Other Churches PINECREfT ASSEMBLY OP SOD CHURCH CM. 37Ih and Elm H. M. Snow ................ Piling Sunday Schaal ........... 8:00 a be Mornlag Worahlp ....10:10 a at Evening Worahlp ........ T:30 a * Wed. Prayar Service .... T:30 p. m FERN PARK CHURCH OP THE NA4ARENE O BRIAN ROAD htv. Jim Fl'her Paitor Sunday echos,! 0-41 a m Morning worship 10 43 a m Youth service 0:4* | a Bvoniag Wonhip ...... 7:45 p m Evangelistic service 7 30 p m. Wad. Bihla Study........ 7:4* p . m. WmL prayer service .1:30 p. a . CHURCH OP CHRIST lad SL aid Elm Ave. iM. Y o ta *-... Mlnletnr -------Jehool ........ 10:00 a. mMovniag Warthlp.......11:00 a. m. , e ■j Laymaa'a Day will ho celahrat. ed Sunday-at Uw All Salnta Epis­ copal Church at Enterprise, the vicar, Rev. Paul R. Shulu, I aounetd today. The special eervice will ha Said at holy rommuaion at It a. m'. At that time than will be a praaaniaUod of the United Thank Of. faring from Uw woman of Uw church. • Them will be a holy communion on Wedaoaday In relcbraUaa ot St. Andrew, followed by yrnyora for Uw rich. County Ministers To Meet Dec. 3 All ministers of cvangaHeai ehurchoa ft Seminal# County are Invited to attend the regular m ut­ ing of the Seminole County Mialeteital Association Thursday. Maetfng at the First Methodist Church at 0:43 a.m.. thn ministers will enjoy a time of Informal fel­ lowship aa codec and frtehmenla will be aorvad At 10 a. m. the buslneae--------will begin with a brief devotional period under the direction tl ft* Rev. John Tbomu. An Important Uem of business will bo U» report of the nominat­ ing committee and tbo election of officers to serve during 1B0O. Thoee elected will aseume their duties at the first maottng of Em new year. Jam 7. Also under couideration ie a committee report outlining the will provide the group ' ly established principle# of organ md policy. Church Reports Building Progress Steady pro grew le being made on the new Sunday School fart! atie* for MM Pine Croat As­ sembly of God Church at 17th St. nod South Rim Ava. The Rev. H. M. Snow, pattor, reports that the last of thro* unite THE ALLIANCE CHURCH la now under roof and in Mm near and Hlsstewar) future 14 elasarooma will bn avail­ Park Av a and 10ft able for Mm espoodtng Sunday School. David A Canada Sunday morning, Paster Snow Sunday School .. . 0:43 Morulas Worahlp ... 10:00 will preach concerning God's ap­ Evening Service ...... 7:4* A ft- peal us Mm church. The public is A.Y.F..Youth Service . 0:30 A *A cordially Invited to all Hm regular Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 a »■ services of the church. Sunday morning wonhip beghva at 10:10 a. m. FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST ...... Factor LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE 10:00 A BA REDEEMER 11:00 a a . MS W. 3S* Plow . S:M a a . Herbert W. Geer** Sunday School . 0:11 a. a . Adult Bible Clua 0:11 A a . Werihlp Servlet . . . 10:30 a. a . Put or M. Slide, Jr ST. L U E rs LUTHERAN U :00 a a . •lavia (New Oviedo) U :00 a a . . . . . 0:1| A , a . Stephen M. Tahy ... . . Tutor r 0:2* a. » ..... 1 : 4 V » . Morning Warship . 9:00 a. a . 7:30 A a . Sunday School Christian Day School, Monday throngh Friday — Kindergarten ■ Sunday School .......... 11:00 a m. Elementary 0:00 a. a . Sunday W on h ip ........ 11:00 a. m. Wednesday Service 0:00 p. m. Methodist Tuesday Raiding . 2:304:30 A »• Thursday Reading 3:304:30 a n R S T METHODIST CHURCH a a. 411 Parh Are. Paitw A a . T. C. O'Steen CHURCH OP GOD Morning Wonhip . 1*0 a a. 7:30 A a French Ava. and ISnd It. Sunday School 1:4* a. a . 7:30 A a . Paitor 11:00 a a . Joel D. Brown .. 7:4* A a . Morning Wonhip Sunday School . .. 0:4* a. m. MVP Meeting* «:00 a a . .. 7:43 a a . Evangelist!* Service .. 7:80 a m(Intermediate, Scalar) Tuaeday Service.......... 7:80 a *• Teacher Training Courea Evening Wonhip 7:M p. a . CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST PIEE METHODIST CHURCH OP U T T E R DAY SAINTS Laurel Ave. at MS BL a ty Hall Ira E. Hindman Jr. Paitor J. U. Brook* . Branch President Sunday School ....... 0:43 a- a . Sunday School ...... 10:00 a m. Morning Wonhip ... 10:43 a. m. Sacrament Meeting ... 0:00 p. mPMV ........ 7;oo p. m. Evening Wonhip 7:30 p. m. Moo. FMY Recreation 7:00 p. a . P1RST PENTECOSTAL MONROB Tuee. FMY Prayer 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OP LONGWOOD a tit of Sanlird Wed. Prayar Service 7:30 a E. Ruth Grant . . .. Filter a Sunday School 10:00 a m. KUENBXER METHODIST Morning Worahlp .. 11:00 a m. Tutor Robert O. Byrd CHURCH Evtnlag Service . 7:10 a at0:41 a. a . Sunday School . a t m Haighta Wed Prayer Scrvlca . 7:30 p. m. 11:00 a. m W E. Ttmraa Morning Worship Factor Pri. Prayer Sorvieo 7:10 p. m. Trainings UlliOO 0:30 p m. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. 7:30 p. m Evening Worship Morning Worahlp 11:00 a.m. Wad. Prayer Servlet l : 0o p a . M. Y. F. •:30 p. m. SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY Evaoing Service ........ 1:30 p. m. ADVENTIST CHURCH Wed. Prayer Service 7:*0 a Seventh 14. aad BUS Ava m a t BAPTIST CMURtU C. W. Beach .................. Tutor OP OVIEDO GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Saturday Sabbath School 0:30 a.m Jich T. Bryant Tutor Onora Rd.. at Weedlaad Ave. Morning Worship . 11:00 a. m. Sunday School . . 0 :i) a. m. W Thoraaa Person Jr Putor Wad. Prayer Servibo 7:30 a Morning Wonhip 11:00 a. m. SunJay School . 0:4* a. m Traiaing Union ... 1:1* p m. Evening Service 7:00 p m Morning Worship . . 11 a. m . 1:30 p. m THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p a . MY1’ 14th aad Avo. (A mw Church carving a new Sunday School Community) 10:00 ■ m Catholic Morning Worahlp 11:00 a m. FOSTER CHAPEL Evening Worship 7:43 p ra ALL SOULS CATHOLIC METHODIST CHURCH Thursday Service .. 1:43 a m. CHURCH Oik Avo. it ttk SC 0:4* a. Riv. Richard Lyona Pulor Sunday School UNITY CENTER OP SANFORD Morning Wonhip 11:00 a 7.U0 a. m Sunil4> Mii.aoe Woaaa'a Club—MO Oak Ava Evening Worahlp 1:00 A • Of*. 1:30 a. m Josephlno B- UluekU Paatar #0***0 10:00 §. m Sunday Worship . 11:00 a. au PAOLA WESLEYAN 11:10 a. m. Woodruff Building METHODIST CHURCH 7:1* * m Daily Mail ............ • Miles Test m t l 4* 300 E. First St., l a . 311 Cecil W Shader . . . . 3:00 p. a . Putor Tuesday Class Christian Sunday School 4:43 a m. Morning Worahlp .. 10:43 o a . TUB SALVATION ARMY Wesleyan Youth 0:43 p a . FIRM CHRISTIAN CULKLU Evening Worahlp 314 E. Second SL 1:30 A «• 1117 g. Basftrd Ave. Sunday. Jam** N. Barnett Paitor Wad. Prayar Scrvlca 7:30 A Sunday School ....... 10.00 a a . Sunday School 9.15 a in Holiness Heeling . . . . 11 0o a a . Miming Wonhip . ll:0 o a. m Nazarene Street Meeting ........ 0:30 a FIRS? CHURCH YPL 1:00 a a* OF THE NAZARENE CONGREGATIONAL Salvation Meeting . . . . 1:V» a ■■ W. tad SL at Maple Avo. CHRISTIAN CHURCH R. H. Spear Jr. Paatar Tuesday. Park Ava. at 3ltb Si. ....... I 30 a m Sunday School 0:43 a a . Corp Cadets Dr. Trad Enamlagtr Aaao. Paitor Morning Worship .. 10:43 A a Band Practice 4:00 p a . Bibla School IM3 «. m NYPS ........ 0:30 p a . Ladies Home League 7:30 p a Harming Worahln ) 1:041a nt N Y-P S A N J.S............ 0 a m Thura Prayar Service 7:30 a m Pilgrim Fallow»hip T:M p. a Goapel Service ..... I p a. Sat Strait Meeting 0:30 a at Church O f Christ layman's Sondiy Planned By Church THE SANFORD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES I4U W. 1st SL Sunday WtUhluwer Study . . . . . . 1:00 p. a Wed. Bible Study . . . 7:30 p a Fri Ministry School . . . 7:30 p m Friday Service ............S.JO a m. THE CH U R CH FO R A LL . . A L L POR T H E CH U R CH Tks Chunk is 4 s * s M lasts* so esith 1st A* ksU iao sf sksrsslsr tad fssd ceittashia. h is a Usseiieuse tf spitiiusl vilust. Welwwi ■ ars*t Chunk. bsuImt dsuwersty ssrcm hisiiM tsa sunn*. Tin ts am four swad rssssut uhy evwy psrsun skmild sltssd snticss mulatly sad luyvarl dm Chunk. Tksy as*: f l ) Far ha n s n it . (2 ) Fes his chiidrta's w it. (3 ) Fat iht sskt ef kit censumily and aslna. (4 ) Far the it ha sf the Chunk hu lf, which «r*d» kit • s a l sad suWrist sappoil. Pisa Va pa ta rreultdv aad raad yaur BM s daily. Chsytar Verst* Millay Tueadsy WaCaateay TkinSa; Friday IstarSay Krrlasiaatm < Fialnn w DasM t Hshrawt HtSmt Fsaleta Plain* i IS im I 14 ta-ta ao-ii a-ti 14 is-ia 14 W# go back to tha aid bomoaUad, tha old homa tours. Parhops wo have long anticipated that vlalt, but now wa find that tha aksnfoo 4ri so disillusioning that wt don’t rare whothor wa over return. Wa maai a friend of year* jrona by and hardly recognli# him. Ha too haa coangad. compel tha fact reflected from our mirror with old photograph# Wt compare and realign that, without knowing It, wo have changed. We tiy to ins a map of yester-year only to discover that ft fa out of data. Wa chuddar s little aa wa waader H than ie anything that tha aame. The Church tella us that than 1a Through tha centuriaa it in to# one Institution which points to tha unchanging God. "tha aaao yaotoi* day, today, and forever." Worship cuatome may differ, but every Chris­ tian congregation aaeks to lead man to tha one great Certainty, which la God. That la why you will want to atari attending church regularly. Kora la pane*. Hon lo aaouranoA Capwr^fte IM*. * M|| Adult Fellowship Group To Meet Tha Adult Fellowship group of Mm Barnett Memorial Methodist Church in Enterprise wiR meet at *:30 p. m. Monday for a ham­ burger rookout at the parsonage. The regular meeting will follow the cookout. The U. S. death rate was at Ha lowest ever In H54-I.3 per 1.000 populctlon. In 1M0, the rate was • • per 1,000. The support o f the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firm s: Florida State Bank Ritz Theatre Holler Motor Sales Progressive Printing Co. Other Churchea Chuck Of Ood Of 3307 l l a A J H. Messer Paitor Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning Worship a a. Evangelistic Service A m. Woman'i Missionary Young People's Service, Wad 1:30 a ft- Negro Churches PROGRESS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Midway E. E. Williams .... Paster Sunday School . ........ a:*n a. at Morning Worship . 11:00 a. at First, Third, Fourth Sundays Evening Worship .... . 7:30 p. m. First. Third Sundays Usher Board, Tuaeday 7:10 p m. Choir Rehearsal, Tuesday................. *:00 p.m. Junior Church, Wednesday ... ...... 7:30 p m Business Meeting 1:00 p m Friday preceding first Sunday, monthly FIRST SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH not W. 13th SL Pialda ........ Acting Pastor Church School ... 0:10 g. ra. Morning Worship . 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship . 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Prayar ... . 7:30 p. Teachers Meeting, Wednesday ... ZION HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Oraasa Avo. J. L. Brooks ............ . Pastor Church School ........... 1:30 a m. Morning Worship .... 11:00 a m Evening Worship .... 7:30 p. m. Tuaeday Prayer service 1:30 p.m. ST. JOHN 'METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH •30 Cypress 84. H. B Whitehurst ____ .... -. Pastor Church School 0:30 a m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship 1:30 p. m Choir Rehearsal Monday ... . . 1:30 p m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday 7:30 Wednesday Bible htudy, Junior Church . 7:03 p.m. Club Meetings Thursday .............. 7.1U p. u . Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Wilson-Maler Furniture Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Celery Cily Printing Co. A Friend Sanford Atlantic National Bank Lovelace Amoco Station Bishop & Hart 'Siarlalr Marheieera” Dawn Beauty Salon �f *v gtfr tanfari Frl. Nor 27. 1959—Ptira S fm lH ________________________________________ _ Church Officers Trained Miss Patricia Sue Holloway •Marries Robert E, Chandler nosegay. The bridesmaids wore lavrndar dresses and the junior bridesmaid, a rose colored dress. AH wore head bands of flowers ami rarried nosegays. The flower girl, wore lavrndar, made similar to the other attendants and car­ ried a basket decorated with small white and pink rosebuds. The bride's mother chose a smoke blue lace dress, with matching accessories and the groom's mother wore a beige knit suit, with pink accessories. A rrerplion was held at the Church annex, following the cere­ mony. Mrs. James H. Wade, sis­ ter of the bride, served as hostess, assisted by Sara Joe Smith. Joyce Dunn, Wanda Ellis, Mrs. William Moore and Mrs. Tally Hathaway. Mrs. Chandler chose - for her going-away outfit, a royal blue doe skin suit with matching ac­ cessories. After a wedding trip to the East Coast the couple will reside In Plymouth. Fla., where the groom Is engaged in agricut lure and nursery (arming. The bride was born In Sanford, attended Seminole High School during her freshman year. She graduated from Apopka Memo rial High School. During her sen lor year she was Celery Row I Queen, homecoming attendant and editor of the school paper. The groom was bom in Apopka and is a graduate of the Apopka High School. Miss Patricia Sue Holloway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack V. Holloway, Apopka and formerly of Sanford, and Robert Edwin Chandler, son of M-s. Ruth Chandler and Mr. Curtis Chand­ ler of Plymouth, were married ^yesterday at § p. m. at the Firit Baptist Church of Apnoka. The Rev. Russell 31. McLeod of the Paradise Height! Baptist Church. o'lcia'.ed at the doublering. candlelight ceremony. The bride was given In marri­ age by her father. Miss Margarette Herndon, soloist, sung “ I Love Y'ou Truly" and • .-ecauve", accompanied at the organ by Mr*. B. L. Waters. Miss Audrey Wilde f was miid of honor, bridesmaids were Miss Carolyn Chandler, sis­ ter nr thy groom: Mis* Faye Hol­ loway, a cousin of thr bride and serving is junior bridesmaid was Miss Pamela Swain, niece of the bride Flower girl was Mis* Lou Ann Wade. John Chandler served bis bro­ ther as best man and Jimmy Wade, the groom’s nephew, was ring bearer. £ Usher-groomvmcn were. Jcroma .Shaw, Rusty Hogsettc and serving as junior usher was Leon Swain III, nephew of the bride. The bride wore a white satin gown, made princess style, with small pleats, falling Into a Chapel train. The lace Jacket featured long pointed sleeves snd an em­ pire collar. The fingertip veil nf French il­ lusion, fell from a tiara of seed ^pearls, circled by rhinestones. She •carried a bouquet of whit# roses, with tiny red rosebuds hanging In love knots. It was centered with a pale blue orchid which was used as her going away corsage. The maid of honor wore a mint green ankle length dress, a headband of flowers and carried a TOYS & HOBBIKS l >t (lur Layaway A ml E.N.ll. Plan TO Y G A LLER Y Ma ilUsml I’la/a .Maitland, Ha. Lutheran Women Elect New Officers A jjint meeting of the Ladies Aid nl the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer and the Lutheran Worn en's Missionary League was held at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, The devotion service was con dueled by Mrs. Herbert Goersi, using as her subject "In Every­ thing Give Thanks." At Home O f Mrs. Harold Fauver Tlie Elder Springs Home Dem­ onstration club met at the home of the president. Mrs. Harold Fau­ ver, for the November meeting. Mrs. Carl Bradbury presented an invpiring devotion service, using as her topic, "Good Slewartship.” Following a discussion, members vutrd to deposit the club funds in Hie hank. Mrs. Fauver displayed Christmas cards, to be sold as a money making project. Mrs. W. D, Thompson gave a report on civil defense and gave out leallets. It wav announced that Mrs. Maude lircy and Mrs. Hazel Bailey attended the workshop, on correct u»r of utrn'ils. Miss Norine Norwood gave a re­ port an foods and nutrition, illus­ trating with an inleresting display. Each member brought their favo­ rite gadget and told why they con­ sidered It a favorite. Several Christmas ideas were exchanged by those present. Mi»s Myrtie Wilson, county agent, spoke to the group on foods for fitness, safe food, cold farts, saving time ami energy and good posture pays off. Mrs. L. B. Black was welcomed as a new mrniber and Mrs. Ueorgr Otto was a guest. Members attend­ ing were. Miss Wilson. Miss Nor­ wood. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Claude Davis, Mrs. Davit! Fauver. Mrs. Lydia Schulze. Mrs, It L. Bradbury, Mrs. Haul Hailey, Mrs. Maudie Grey, Mr*. Henry Foster, .Mrs. S. E. Norwood. L\ 0. Brad bury and Mrs, W, O. Nolan Mrs. John Senkank, president, presided it the buiineu meeting. Committee reports wer. given and it was announced the flower calen­ der had been received for nevl year. H was decided that a covered dish supper be held Dee. • with serving to start at 2:20 p. m Mrs. M. G. Hodge* was appoint­ ed chairman. A report was given by Mrs. Jimmy Ekem on the bake sale. The following officer* were elected for I960. Mrs. George Dan­ iels, president; Mrs. M. G, Hodges, vice president; Mrs. A. Wolf, secretary amt Mrs. Claude Boingardner. treasurer. It was announced that thr church would sing Christmas Carols Dec. 22 at the Sarepta Rest Home. The next meeting will he a Christmas party at thr home of Mrs. Henry Thurston. Instead of exchanging gifts each member will bring a gift that will he sent to those in'the Sarepta Rest Home. An Interesting film strip "Front Line" was shown by Pastor Goerss. Mrs. Dave Green wav in charge of the Missionary Program, and used as the topic, of discus­ sion: "The Miracle of Saying Yes." The meeting was closed with a prayer and refreshments were served by the hostrvses, Mrs. B. Wacker and Mr*. J. Jorgensen. Joinf Dinner Dust is exploit e be pul ir> sn open orator. To Be Monday Here's a vegetable treat for 1st* summer—cook together tomatoes, peppers, onions and bacon strips. A joint meeting of the Odd Fel­ lows and Rebckah lodges will be held Monday at 6:30 p. m. at Ibe I. O. 0. F. lo '.e hall. A cov­ ered dish supper will he served. Dessert and cofree will be furn­ ished but members are requested to bring (heir own table service. Families and friends of members are invited. Give him the * B U LO V A i se a wking MM -THAI NUNS 3 More Days GREGORY’S IIIr Store « Wide < «N k Fre-Christmas Sale Ctrim s* Wttarptwe* a* th# unit*# a u t t t * Ttttln# C t . Int. A tm trt. shadow d im wtttrprotf* wit* IT |t * t l security tZMch-mJtt- FREE PRIZES snt unbrttktMt ntiintprlna IIKi REDUCTIONS In Gifts A Home Impnivrmrat Hem* — SHOP NOW! mu mtgnttlc, himintut till. m n •suwtU ii W-t ••t»«, mew hi *>o^ tO sJd Phone — FA 2 0300 .Maple at 6lh St. Jewelry Ktor* 202 E. lit In Thankful Tribute — THB SEMINOLE —DellAKV 0 kin r aralefully arrepl* iiand nrkniiwledge* memorial cm mntrlhuliiins NTH, for HR ART RESEARCH. i*. « . box m« SANFORD. hi.A. Story " the attention span of small ver, Mrs. R. D. Braden, Mrs, S. children, vision aidv in story tell­ L, Crosby and Mrs. W. L. Roche. ing amt many others. Hostesses Mrs. Jones and Mrs. 11. L. Moore, aervrd refreshments of pumpkin pie, nuts and coffee to those attending, fiuests includ ed Itcv. Hindman, Mrs. Pfeifauf, Mrs. II. A. O'Steen, Mr*. Betty J. Snyder and Misa MeUler. Other members present were. Mrs. I). C. Howard, Mrs. H. C. laxig, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Mrs. R. S. Motile. Mrs. It W. Tench, Mrs. J. P. Thurmond. Mrs. C. C. Welsh, Mrs. 0. K. White, Mrs. E. C. Williams, Mrs Davis Fau- (h w o w in n q Twelfth Annual Opening 1959 - (JO Season of the SA N The Fabric Shop 2129 Orlando Dr. FA 3-11*2 F R A N C ISC0 (J I A N T S VYlayfyaih 9nn Lovely, lavish beauties in a Present* — SANFORD, the fiacat expresiian of drrorstlng prestige . , . WAVERLY BONDED 610S H E E N * FLORIDA multitude of styles, fabric*, colors . . . for every December 12, 1959 Cocktail* Duncinyr at at 7 Dinner 9:30 $5,15 at per occasion, every age . . . for Rifts or for you. 8 Sn* our festive fashions at buyright-now prices! person Dress Optional PA IIKIC8 Free Decorating Service France aud Elmer lloerner i'. s : — See Our Unusual Christmas Lift Items NO INDIVIDUAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BEING MAILED. Reservations Limited Send Your’a In Early, Enclosing Payment. Ml M229 Phone FA 2-8800 OPEN" EVENINGS TIL XMAS f SimUNCr Upswept earrings that follow the line of the face are gaining in fashion imporUnre in both day and evening Jewelry, says the Fashion Coordination Institute. WHIP IT Whip up wattle rarebit for a quick lunch. Make waffles with your favorite pancake or waffle mis and bake. Top each golden brown section with a square of processed cheese and a dice of precooked hactn. Put under broil­ er until the tceese melts and browns slightly, seive hot. Story League Presents Bible Program, Panel Discussion Discoloration and a strong odor and flavor characterize cauliflow­ er that has been overcooked or held at a high temperature after proper rooking. A ~ (Staff Photo) Elder Springs H.D. Club Meets OFFICERS OF THE SANFORD STORY LEAGUE an*, lett to right, (front row) Mrs John Juros, first vice president; Airs. May II. Maxwell, parliamentarian; Mr*. Clarence Snyder, reeurilinjr st'creliiry, and .Mrs. It. \V, Tench, corres|>onding secretary. Back row, Mrs. II. L. Moore, third vice president; Mrs. C. K. Jones, president, Mrs. R. C. Long, historian and Mrs. W. 1* Roche, second vice president and immediate past president. (Staff Photo) The November meeting of the fanford Story League, met Mon­ day at X p. m at the Episcopal Parish Home, with the president, Mrs C. R- Jones, presiding At the business session, Mrs. J K, Jurss was appointed to #erve as first vice president and ^ Mrs. W. L. Roche was appointed ^ as second vice president. Mrs. Clarence Snyder, presented • program on '•Women of Pales­ tine” , hated on the Itible quota­ tion, "Great Peace Have They Who Love Thy Law." Mrs. Jurss vividly portrayed the story of Sarah, Hagar. and Re* beicah. Miss Karen Wetiler, a guest from the Little Women Story League, told the beautiful 49 story of Ruth and Mrs. Snyder told the story of Deborah and Hannah. In keeping with the Thanksgiv­ ing season. Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf, sang "Bless This House" and elosed the program by singing "The laird's Prayer." All this# taking part on the program were mem­ bers of Mrs. Snyder's family. The Rev, Ira Hindman, acted at moderator for a panel discus^ sion un Bible story telling, cover­ ing sue i subjects, as the value of the "Told Story", lb« “ Read Presbyterian Church, in shown with other officers nt the officers’ training: school, held here Monday. Left to rijrht nre. Mrs. Howard Cites.*. Orlando, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith end Mr*. R. L. Tilyhnmn also of Orlando. The annual of/ietra’ training school for the women of the first Presbyterian Church, convened monday it to a. m. at the Church. Genera) information waa given by Mrs. Ralph 'uitin Smith, fol­ lowed by further Instruction in the class room*. The general officer* were taught by Mrs. How aril Grets of Orlando, secretary of the Florida Synodi­ cal. Committee rhalrmen met with Mrs R. L. Tilghman also of Orlando. Mrs. Tilghman it president of St. Joins Fresbytrrial. Circle chsirmen were instructed by Mrs. Smith. Following tha ciass room instruction period, the group sssembtevl for a covered dUh luncheon in the Church din­ ing room. Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed! FA 1-Otll �W «st Point Boss Answors Charge CritidziM Acadoniir Standards KDTTOX'S NOTE: Tito Ada*. 6 . Rtohover, 'resident O f Kel’s Is Optimistic ^: a! :r #r of ia# ■V By GORDON J. TOLL A w t a t i^ I*. Loekeby Jr., la hte 1968 laport to stockholdm ,a very opti; of Knl's 6 - l « 5 c 8tort*, Inc., hod During th# ■* flacal year, the par value o f tbo stock wot wooeod l i t o t t o n to tad tlwalttatootljr th cow n m irf tha 61 value chares received three thtrtt of thy b* * ^ * * ” * value stock in n t h u n for tteh than of |5 stock, f o r Jag this recapitalisation, the company offered and told tbo subtle through aa offering to etockholdert and broken. 2*6,426 ahares of additional common ctoek, la aa increase in equity capital of approximately ; :v. . ■too, la He foRewtog uring the last fiscalyear. KeJ’a opetwd four new »tort a: Hills, O rt, 1966: Clennont, Nov., W58; Corot Bead.. tN * i Orlando (booth Tr.M! Plain) June, 19i;9. keby further stated that during the peat flaea. year ‘ y was established that wherever it was deemed 'and advisable In major shopping centers. Kal a _ engage in tbo retail sale of toys and hobby equipment, polkyia fc**eg carried out through a wholly owned sub* ry which operatea under the name of Toy King, Inc. By the a a fd r November, 1969, Kel’a will have In opera. j 12 variety stores and five toy stores, making a total of f retail outlets. ; The sales for the fiscal year ending June 80,1959, showe f an increase o f approximately 80 per cent over the pricedyear's sales, aven though the four new stores were in oa aa avwege of leas than four months of that " lb * corporation opened its largest single store in Halifax Mmnnlnf Center at Daytona Beech, in October of this year. This la a 17,000-equara foot store located in a Clasa A shopplag sentar and Loekeby said “ this store alone should proapproximately one-half of imo equivalent duee a ealee volume forr the last fiscal fi year." XeFs■ gross sake fo rfical 1968-59 was the first year that the company had ______ J aa operating profit. Of course, the stockholders wart “aware o f the fact that the corporation could not nor■tally operate at a profit during a period of growth and rapid ; 6 8 1 • Christiana Bocurlties, one of the bluest of blue chips traded over-the-counter, and priced approximately |17,400 share, voted a $196 common dividend payable Dec. 14. 1988 total now stands at |525 a share against 8450 paid last year, whan 8120 per share was paid in December last K year * Coca-Cola Company directors recommended splitting the M M M I chares S-for-1. In addition, the board declared a a share-year-end extra, plus the regular 81 quarterly 884 0 *1 dividend end, both payable Dec. 18. DuPont Company, declared a 82.50 per share yeur-end dividend, bringing payout this year to 87 a share. In 1968, the company disbursed 86 a share. With many o f the corporate giants paying out more to their stockholders this year, it’s no miracle thrt certain s< seearitiefl are soaring in price. D A ILY C RO SSW O RD X Siamese 2. Young gM X Kindsf finch B. Plano m ach ine IKWuhm 14. T h e N a v y 's Mighty I -" .’ • n i H I S i .j n s .'i n c i m u n:ii4 •xtim-ii. *<ui-:n i;-!Miiwi:! iiiiiinMH i..r’ --c-.Fl-tih.-JI IU.I Itt-IH IM - HI Yeeterier’e >ut* S3. Bellows hawk 37. So bolt 9X Kiel amo­ 41. Aoeembleg tiono( 4S. Prescrip­ dteguat 99. run 3X Michel 94. Pronoun «4« srepoiv XXr«r>on% pi- xo# things 34. IndianW Mules M.ltoeort XT.Tie* 99. Across U. A people 4 g«W IwwIm lei 4Ti|in§ U stuffy, ta A wine ii T iwm MLItalian ••sport 39. Purple Hurt Uhtar.) M. Hankrob­ bery, •g, 40, Beetle 4J. Toga 44. Renovate 49. Hie Mgtop 4XRemote DOWN 3. Woolly HF.’ r u l l':!H I l l IF.1I.I M R O i- ju iiiM ir w u is m m .’ im c h i i n is e i. SXBiblical mount XT.Tallin ItKa lXUraurhaa «U>ltal : ii i.7. XT. Kate X Clime fruit* 90. Male cat .19. Spok«*» IX Stingleet Individual If. Peeling deeply in u m - i fiu r a iic i r.'i’i • i Si -i • l'1 'l' i i i :i i i w i i « if.h :’i:ii u- XX, Precious .trees X Storm 7. Result X Particu­ lar IX r reveal IXYM d tempo- rutijr X Pronoun 4. European school 9. Shaping I X Bury r- tion te m r T- P ■«w* it. ar *" a" to— =. a b i hi «r yi□ ■ jT~ rr z W V , n" VAIT w '/At r T7~ Assignment Washington ■y ED KOTERBA WASHINGTON -fly in g la 14,009 mile* from th* moat remote •pot oa earth to the nerve center of the world in tho ipan of three days briogi on e shock that takes time to wear off. To get reaettled Into the routine of confusion, I ipent a dey In the Houae caueui room listening to tho big wheels of quti, apInning y s ru on rigs to richei. Chert* i V ia Daren bad long removed himself from tho lnaulited ceucua ’ »th , but the memory of feat money lingered oa I got to thinking about another itory of the air wave* in which there wai a prise. Thli one concern* the Navy boy* la Antarctica, tome of whom barely make | ia in the time (hat It took Van Doran to collect |1M,- 000. 3i 1 Wr r ar w II-X7 Friday, November 27, 1950 waMrmw mi* low . a*a— s. eventsn, era e s ta te *? ■“ • e a r . r im lia c e .u « « — , ,.u e t .e j * * * > * 4 1 , w. w i i >« is* rest m * •« Vho S i n k Is • siei bee “ J . W * ? t a w S w e * »* r ? lilM * 4 eiOw l*Hr w lie see * . ■* •** h , m ■•eeeilieilen *1 an the I f l new* o-iat-4 Is M e r •r Caeelet IS* Weeh riii ■ u iC M n iM * • t ile * I tea * 0 S e tiU S Healht 1 * B w lk llT fu W awarded a college atudent. He won an all espeiue ' vacation trip to Antarctica. The award was made by Admiral David M. Tyree, who heada thla year’ a Antarctic expe­ dition. And the Pentagon fully approve!. What Jult* did — voluntarily — could oevar be meeaurtd in dol­ lars and nlckela, nor In word! of pralae or admiration/ Up in Now Jeney the past year—throughout the Antare tie winter—Jutes get at his ham radio-each day, some­ times aa long IS hours, bring­ ing the outslda world to Ihoae men of Isolation. The tooelteeii of an Anoretic •xiatenco con be fait only when you're there to tool It yourself, to seven months Juiea kept a 14,000-mil* pipeline between hia Station K1XQJ and McMurdo Sound's KC4USV. In the paat year, Juiea processcd 4,900 message* between the men and their famlliea. Mostly, thla wai done by phone patchea. A phone patch In an electronic box that trsnsfera the radioed voice Into th* telephone Hoes. By PRANK ELEAZER WASHINGTON (UPI) - Among things to say thanks for or Thurs­ day, besides cranb.-rry Jelly wllhout aralnotrlatole, was that we've got it alt straight now when to celebrate Thanksgiving. Well, we've got it atrsight for UUa year, anyway. Practically any school boy can tell you that Thanksgiving Day Is the last Thursday In November. So give that boy a iero, and get oo wllh the story. Thanksgiving In one form or another dates back to the pilgrims. It was George Washington who proclaimed the first national day of Thanksgiving, on Nor. M, 11to. But — who knows? — maybe the turkeys all smothered that year. Anyway, the celebration failed to take hold. Washington didn't try again for six years, when he picked a day In March. Our forebears thereaft­ er were thankful only Irregularly and on auch diverse days as Feb. 19, the aecond Thursday In April, Aug. X and the first Thursday In December. In 1K3, President Lincoln pro­ claimed "the last Thursday In No­ vember" as a day of Thanktgiv Ing for assorted boons including recent advances by the Unloa armies against the Confederates. That particular point possibly didn’ t go over too well in some sections. Nevertheless, this time the observation caught oa. By 1919, everybody North and South knew that Thanksgiving waa al­ ways the last Thursday In No­ vember. But 1939 was a year when not everybody could think of ai many reasons to celebrate r* in some earlier limes. Tor one thing, re­ tail isles hid been off. President Roosevelt moved Thanksgiving Hay up by a week, to give Christ­ mas shoppers longer to get rid of their money. Nov, s , the day be picked, waa the fourth Thursday all right, but It wasn’t the last. There were five Thursdays la November that year. From the uproar that followed, you would have thought Roosevelt had rejlggertd Christmas. Dr. Norman Vineen Peale as a mat tar of fact warned that this might ba next. Hailroada and bua lines enjoyed two holiday Jams. One airline served turkey dinners lloft each Thursday In the month. Roosevelt, undismayed, tried it again In 1940. Thla time he pro­ claimed Nov. 21, the monlh'a third Thursday, aa turkey day. In 1941 he proclaimed one more ear­ ly Thanksgiving and then said Lincoln's way would have to suf­ fice thereafter. By 1941, Coogreaa waa getting fed up. The House shoved through a bill to say "the last Thursday in November" was going to be Thanksgiving day from here on, and no more fouling II up. But, alas, the Senate as usual, H IM I * e -w le e le C e s a lr SMO 4 Veer MS M o a Meath* U * ■ Meath* 1^9 M* i I mMeath ii Tu save you linvr, m pense and trouble in ths handling of your security, grain future*, and other commodity transactions, we have just opened direct telephone service, uiihout tall charge, between our ORLANDO OFFICE sad SANFORD • (No Toll Charge) Just dial FAIrfax 2-7917 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. Members New York Stock Exchange and all other Principal Exchanges navws 4 1 _____ tIm i • Mm O , |IIJ« an an 148 LM a Maolha i| ■xxii 9 r * v M * l h a i a l l small • a l N t l f . I n i Am 9*14 t a A lonely G1 in the McMurdo Sound bam (back would oak Juiea to put la a collect call to home. Jutes relayed longdistance call* all ovar the country. The G1 payg only the chargta from Clerk, N. J. Telephone people dlilkke the phone patch Idea, claiming It cuts into their huaineai, but 1 wonder bow many thousands of dollars folks llko Jules Midey earned for lb# telephone companies, processing leng-diaunce cilia that otherwise would naver have been made. Dally In McMurdo the public address system would resound with: "Now here this, now here this, the ham aback ia Into Clark. N. J." On one occasion I got ta Uw (hack la t'ma to talk to Juiea myself. He laid he’d leave for Antarctica on bla Thanksgiving vacation. So now, back in Washington where the amokesenea of TV fixes casta Its heavy pall, I think of the deeds of ham radio operators like Juiea Madey and the tun cuts through the dirk ovtrnst. There Is some good in (hose air wives. Is fhiUtotuMt o f this objective, (ha Slog's task o f ths four-year curriculum si tho Military Acaddm/ to to develop tha* dedleaMon and those qualities and attrtbwttt essential to continued develop­ ment ef tbo individual throughout hie UfStimo career. The Itot of the West Point edu­ cational effort, its total curricu­ lum, is In the record of its grodu•to*. While that record itands without challenge, it Is reason­ able to quest!oe whether Wert Point to adjusting to the changtog requirements which the fu­ ture will place on America's pro­ fessional officers. Ia the academy adjusting wisely sad well to these needs, considering the entire span from entrance standards through the complicated content of 1U four-year curriculum te gradua­ tion day? West Point’s educational philos­ ophy stems from tho early part of the last century and its great superintendent, Sylvanus Thayer, who Introduced exacting academ­ ic standard-, small classes, and a requirement on every tadet for continual effort. Founded as the first engineering school in the United BUUe, the MlllUry Academy has gradually shifted its cur. rienlum and educational phlloeephy is aa ta he keyed t# the changing pattern o f an officer's career and hla peat-academy edu­ cational needs. The oeademie curriculum Is about 90 per cent pure and appllad sciences and 40 per rent ao­ rtal artances and humanities, i(rated Interest and capability. West Point has, since World Wat\ D, progressively developed adT fenced courses for Uw specially gifted itudcota and for those with some prior college work — some 30 per cent of tha atudent body. Recently West Point officials completed a 19-year self-evaluaUrn and survey, nutated by a committee ef the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the Middle State Association of Colleges and Secondary BcbooUg The purpose of the evaluation was to determine the academy's con­ tinuation as a degree-giving in­ stitution. The summary appraisal of the ehairmea of this board af civilian educators read aa follows} "Even ia an association devoted to the pursuit and Interpretation of edu­ cational exeaUonct, there U only so much room at the top; Utli spaea to rctoivad for a few, I A eluding. In tha eommluim's ju ig. mant, the United Atntef KUitat? Academy." These at Uto Military Academy are wall aware that a glorious history Is net enough to ossuro an equal contribution to our coun­ try in tha future. Happlneae Through Health (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) Only Unhealthful Sinus Tissues Become Disease. Tha ainucaaa are hollow cavitiea ia tha bonex, In the nasal region of the head. From the mucua membrane which lines tha ainueacs coma quanltles moistening mucus fluid. Htalthy sinuses d r a i n through email ducts Into th# naaal passages. The main fea­ ture of the sinus Infection D fail­ ure, for a varie­ ty of reason#, of drainage through these openings re­ sult in accumulation or very toxid fluid and causing tha affect pain. Slnua trouble doca not occur in healthy llasues. Tha causa of slnua trouble lies within tha bodyr The inability of the body to adapt it self to tha changes and conditions of the sur­ rounding enviroment is the couse and Is known as low g ered resistance. Chiropractic a d j u a t m cuts puts into action the defense forces within tha body and allows the body to bring the sinus tissues back to their normal state of health. Oae af a series e f articles published la tha public Inter­ act to explain and illustrate tha practice af acteatlfie Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kcrwtn whose office la located at 101 8. French Ava. and kin t slip hint namber la FAIrfax 2-7442. Now we c a n o f f e r y ou c o m p l e t e Even Thanksgiving Has Been Amended n J A M TB IS 4 -n who arc prepared far and dedL eatod to a llfetliM as offlcera la ear regular Military services. il Page 4 U I V. X Mattery Academy WIST POINT, N. Y. (UPI) West M at has only ms reel pur. The ■tar of my itory la an IX yiarold Rutger* University itudeot, a ham radio operator from Clark, N. J,, a fellow by the name of Jules Madey. Young Madey ha* cupprd what LANGUAGE OP INVESTING: Over-the-Counter: A la perhaps the most unusual prixa ; market for securities made up of securities dealers who may or may not bs members of a securities exchange. The overDiscounter market la the principal market for IJ. S. govern­ ment bonds, municipals, bank and insurance stocks. Divi­ dend: The payment designated by the board of directors of a company to bs diatributad pro rata among the shares out­ standing « , . Fiscal year: A corporation's accounting year. Bsar: Someona who believes the market will decline. Bull: One who believes the market will rise. Blue Chip: Common stock In a company known nationally for the quality and wide acceptance of its products or services, and for its ability to make money and pay dividends in good times and bad. i By LL Ges. GARRISON > . DAVIDSON Measured by civilian standards, taking late account the relatively brief vncwttoae and the toager school year, tha currtoulum to equivalent to approximately ISO semester hour* et a civilian col­ lege. West Paints* academic courses are generally similar ia ceetent to these in civilian reLieges using similar textual material. Howaver, the teaching methods vary la that classes are small, d a n periods are somewhat longer than normal, and the genera] climate of West Point assumes that tha student haa studied each lesson and Is prepared to participate In classroom discussions each day. Academy Instructors are select­ ed from amony officer volunteers who peases* an aptitude for leeching, The entire Army officer corps U available from which to select fewer than 100 officers a year, meet of whom am sent to the f l a a e t civilian eradiate school* to xroyonv specific ally for their Uachkg assignments .*nd to broaden their educational vision. Por wall over 100 years indi­ vidual cadets hava been assigned to classes In homogeneous groups and according to their demon- felt obliged to think up an amend­ ment. It changed th* bill to read "fourth" Thursday Instaad of "last." Whan tbo lata Sen. Robart A. Taft (R-Ohlo) mildly protasted this trifling with history, the ju­ diciary committee explained that In five years out of aoven the fourth and last Thursdays to No­ vember were Uw same. The least we could do, the commlttoe said, was give the merchants a break the other two yean. In the Houae by that time M*nberi were more totareeted to Pearl Harbor than Thanksgiving. 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Tbs final Christenson # s s the leading ecorer this fifurts for l N f hsvs been compiled and season aa his talented toe accounted for they show that 1ft o f ths 2fl scoras cans 18 extra points, giving him a total of 61 via ths airways. for tho season. This ysar the Seminoles ran up an l*nAnother phase of the game that was prassive total o f 188 points while their most outstanding for high school football oppeoenta were eroMint the stripe for was that the Seminoles failed on only 141. In the two previous years at SHS nine point after touchdown tries. Chris* under Coach Jim Pigott, the locals ran up tensen failed on a few attempts at the 74 and 174 points in 11 fames, so this first of the season but since then he has establishes a new high by his high flying bean booming than high and atralght. squad. The big difference in the records Junior quarterback Mike Roberta waa points eut a stronger defense in the two tha key to the throwing game. The tall loug 80X90rig, tor in (he first season youngster was on the throwing end of opponents scored only 46 points and eight TD’s, while halfbacks John Lovelace last year they ran up only 99. The record and Ray Lundquiat threw three each. Jla. this year points out tha new look in hifh serve quarterback Alex MeKibibn w u also school football, for now it is go, go, go. in on tha act aa ha fired one of his left* Sanford’s outstanding offensive ends, handed spirals for a score. Terry Christensen and Jim Grxcey, ended Here are the boya who picked up tha the Mason with seven touchdowns each. scores for the Seminoles this Ms .son; These two established themselves ns the Roberta two, Lundquiat five, Uweitc* outstanding receivers In Centnl FhricU five, Gr.uey seven, Me KInbin one, Chris­ and on this basL< they ,ve sure bet' to tensen seven, and Maun on-’ . pick up Ali-OBC honors. Thia is quite a record, wouldn't' you This was Gracay'g first season of foot* say? r G R E G O R Y ’S Big 8 tor* - Wide Pre-Christmas Sale FREE PRIZES BIG REDUCTIONS la Gifu A Bs m Imarovea Vailed Press IstrnuUoual While aom* folks nursed holiday latflgestlaa, officials ef the Cotton Bowl licked their chop* today over the completed pairing for their New Year’s Day game—topranked Syracuse vs. fourthnaked Tasaa. The Longhorns won the tight to rapreasat Um Southwest Confer­ ence la tbs Dalles classic by turn­ ing back e fighting Texas A4M team, 20-17, Thursday in one of the greatest thrillers la the ISyetr history of this storied seriei. Teaai, a 10-point favorite picked up only one first down in tho first half and left the field at intermission trailing 10-0. A pair of touchdowns by (like Dowdie enabled the Longhorns to open a 14-10 lead early in the final quarter but tbe Aggies went ahead again on quarterback Char­ ley Alilsleid's second touchdown pais of tbe game—a five-yard flip to end Jack Eitai. Then, with lets than 2!x min­ utes remaining, quarterback Bob­ by Lackey elimaxed a 73-yard march by tMaklng over from tbe one for the Longhorn’s winning touchdown. Syracuse, which accepted a bid to the Cotton Bowl almost two Wilt Out To Break Scoring Records U 1 7 3 3 & 6 3 6 A .^ = / J 7 3 3 8 6 5 7 A l S 1 7 3 3 8 6 3 5 A U J 1 7 3 3 f i f i 3 3 A l ■w. ■ r 1T tH r)n w *w > r~ Y Y o u r n otju s t a number in tU fiU s when you buy iumramtfrom an independent agent, m i Q ahhaitiai} & a ? General Insurance By I'nltrd Press laterasUeael At the rate he Is going, look for Wilt (The Still) Chamberlain to set a number of ecorlng rec­ ords this season in tho National Basketball Association. The ' seven foot Warriors rookie i.t a Philadelphia Convention Hall scoring record Thursday night when he rsnned 49 points while leading his (esm to a 143130 victory ovir the Boston Cel­ tic*. Chamberlain, tha NBA'e third leading scorer, also grabbed off 33 rebounds to mako things easier ■11 around for his teammates. Finish One, Two LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) — Al [jiwrence and John Maty, team* nudes on the University of Hous* tun track tram, finished 1-2 Thursday In the National AAU cross country championship run. Lawrence completed the 10,000 meter event in 32 minutei, 22.4 seconds. weeks ago, was represeated by two scouts at Thursday's game. However, head Coach Darrell Royal of the Longhorn admitted "we haven't scouted Syracuse and frankly I haven't even nad much about them." The Cotton Bowl gime should be one of the best of tho post­ season classics, matched only by a possible masting between sec­ ond-ranked Mississippi and thirdranked Louisiana State In the Sugar Bowl. Ole Miss reportedly will accept a berth opposite LIU la New Orleans If H whips archrival Mississippi State ae expect­ ed Saturday. Pennsylvania and Virginia Mili­ tary also celebrated Thanksgiving Day by wrapping up conference titles. Penn won the Ivy League crown by gaining an uphill 24-13 victory over Cornell while VMI surprised Virginia Tech. 37-12, In g showdown clash for the South­ ern Conference championship. Cornell was Itadlng Peon, 13-0, in the third quarter when the Quakers caught fire behind quar­ terback George Kovel, who tossed three touchdown passe* to sink the Rig Red and perhaps hsve Coach Steve Sebo's job. Penn fin­ ished its season with a 7-1-1 rec­ ord—Hi best in 12 years. Quarterback Howard Dyer »)*n tossed three scoring passes and plunged for another touchdown in firing VMI to its runaway victory over Virginia Tech, which was looking for its first conference championship In 31 years. North Carolina turned in the moat explosive exhibition of the holiday by handing the Duke Blue Devils their worst defeat in 30 yean, 580. Fullback Don Klochsk sparked the Tsr lleela with two touchdown*, includin'; a 93-yard runback of the second halt kick­ off. Three touchdown gallops by Bernie Dailey cirrled Colgate to a 3314 upset victory over Brown; Richmond turned two William 4 Mary bobbles Into touchdowns for a 20-12 victory over their ancient rivals; Wichita spoiled Tulss's bid for a share of the Missouri Valley Conference title by upietting the Hurricanes. 26 21; Washington Stale rolled to a 3211 victory over Houston, and Jerry Hill's two touchdowns helped Wyoming blank Denver, 43-0. ATLANTA (UPl) — Tradition­ al rivalries, spiced by tbs promise ef bawl bide, doss out ths 1MI Southeastern Conference football season this weekend. fn Atlanta. It's tbe Gcorfia Tech Yellow Jackets (6-3) against tbe ranferencs champion Georgia Bulldogs (8-1), and the word from Miami is that an Orange Bowl bid may be available to the winner. Even i f the Orange Bowl turns te heme favored Miami, then are a number ef ether bowls which have tapreiscd Interest in the wianer — and possibly even the loser — ef thia game. Georgia la a slight favorite. In Birmingham, bowl-apbltloui Alabama (g-I-2) meets Auburn (7-1). Although Auburn is banned from bowl play th en likely will be a berth aovrewberc for AlaLima if Ue Tit's coiajlvtea It.* flv.ssot tensor aisco ilSg by win­ ning. Auburn it favored. At Starkville, Mias., the secondranked Mississippi Rebels (8-1) will be the guest o f oft-beaten Mississippi Slate (3-8) and are heavily favored. It's reported the Rebels already have fa*tn invited to replay third-ranked Louisians State In the Sugar Bowl. LSU, which completed its season last Saturday in a 14-8 win over Tulane, beat Mississippi 7-3 on a sensational 49-yard punt return by Blllly Cannon. Apparently the rematch ia all set—but confer­ ence rules prohibit Mississippi be­ ing nn official Sugar Bowl entry until after Saturday'! game. There'll be flickering bowl hopes at Knoavlile where unpre­ dictable Tennessee (3-3-1) will be host to Vanderbilt. The Vols were prime bowl candidates after up­ sets over Auburn and LSU but fadad badly In beatings by Mis­ sissippi and Kentucky. At Jacksonville, the Orange Bowl bid hingea on how the in. dependent Miami Hurricanes (6-3) fare against the Florida Gators 4-4-1). The Gaiora won't be look­ ing for a bowl bid—but may be battling to save Coach Bob Wood­ ruffs Job. Sharing Lead WEST PALM BEACH (UP!)— Veteran George Bayer shared a one-*trokc lead today with two golfing "youngslers" going into the second round of the $15,000 West Palm Beach Open. Tied with Bayer were Frank Wharton. Dal­ las. Tex., and John (Bunk) Barry of Tallahassee, both only 24 years old. MIAMI (UP1)—Florida's racing season la off to ths beat atari in its history. Blessed with s mild, tunny Thanksgiving Day, s crowd of 18,073 showed up for tbe start of 121 days of racing In the palm and orange country and bet a total of (1,012,477 during the ninerace program. Tbit waa tbe first time the ■utuel handle ever bad exceeded tbe million dollar mark on opening day in Florida. Tbe crowd also topped the old inaugural day record of 17,882 fan* in 1951 Peeping Tom and Roman Colo­ nel, both second choices la Uw betting at 3 to 1, each led from tbe early running and opened a big Wad in Us stretch Is wW tbe twe divisions ef tbs fcatsnd tll.UTJO Hurricane Handicap. Peeping Tsai, riddsa by.Robsrt L. Stevenson and carrying 114 pounds, wsa by seven lengths la 1:M 1-1. Roman Colonel, with an llg-pmmd burden that included Jockey Lois C. Cook, ramped home by four lengths in 1:46 flat. Eleven borne ran is each of the eix-furloog sprints. Tropical Park is dark today but racing reiumea Saturday when tbe feature rice will be the 110,000 added Alligator Handicap for two . year • olds. Ira Eakar, owned by Midas Farm, baa been assigned high walght of 122 pounds for tbe 3 12 furlong dash. The impost la two pounds more than Irn laker carried to a ala-length viStory in h'a moat rren t start at Aqueduct in Ntw York. Proceeds from U* fir.u three days at racial it Tropical Park * i n eanaarked for a scholi rshim fund tsr Florida universities. ™ Poe stag T ea's victory in tbe first division of Thursdiy's Hurrieaes Handicap was his fifth ui tbs last sis races. He has won six tines and finished out of the noway only twice tn 11 startj this year. Host of his rieing has been done at New Jersey tracks. The favored Jimmer overtook Fresh Marble by n nose tor second place. Roman Colonel scored his fourtfl straight triumph In tbe second division of tbe feature. This wu his lOUt victory la IS stars this year. Dandy BUUea finished second, two lengths ahead of St. Amour 2nd, who came up from last plate. Silver Ship, the even . money favorite carrying huh weight of 128 pounds, was never .'a contention sad finished stair Peeping Tom rewarded hA backen with M30, It.io 92.tO airois Use bosrd. Ro.nib Colonel paid (S.W, W and SCO. Cathedral Organ Tone for Your Home Three teams have their sights oa the top ipot in tbe Sa ndipur Bowling League next week. Pryors held the lead after this week's pity by a leant two games, Robson is in second, just two out of first, sod The Pig bolds third spot, three games away from the top. In lhelr battle with The Foodmart this week, Pryors Insurance took the first two games by small margins, but lost tbe last by a whole stack of kindling as tbe grocers put that one in the bag. Grace Newton in rolling an oddity, each game being one more pin than the preceding one. turned In the highest aerie* for Foodmsrt, and Lillian Ogden led the under­ writers. Robson Sporting Goods rolled the second highest team series to be rolled to date to defeat Roumiltat A Anderson in all three gams*. Shirley Simas had a 205 scratch to help take the second game, and teamata Libble Whitehead, mak­ ing the 3-7, 4-10, and the 3-7-9 raeked up a 194 scratch to take the third game for the sportsters. Libbie also had the highest series in the league thia week. Wilson-Maler. suffering from absenteeism again this week, lost all threo io The Pig and Whistle. Mary Sure and Dot Teslo rolled nice scries to lay it on the furni­ ture team, while everyone on that team barely managed to bowl her average. Next week will find The Pig va. 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FA 2*4282 ALL ABOUT DOGR F1.CK»R CLEANING A M ) POLISHING CAMERA SHOP Sid S. Park Ava. NATURAL GAS CO. Bad SECURITY STORE WIEBOLDTS R EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLY 1G RAND . , . n i l RHKf) TENS MR R* BTONR The O u m k I Swim: CBS TV's Du Pont Show of the Month may take ■ month off next year. A variety of factors — higher production costs *snd ■ scarcity' of suitable properties are some that have be«« mentioned — may force the scriet lo skip a show Ig May. The Feb. 11 production will be an adaptation of Edith Wharton's “ Ethan Frome." and the March j production, originally announced as “ Treasure Island.’ * now ii| being switched to another prop­ erty. SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT WEDNESDAY P. M •fl Ml Mi •ti Ml Ml Mi •f l ■S i ing an American in London. The frantie sound level was an­ other handicap. Ho*- this show needed a soft, low-key change of pace. I' also missed the lack of pertinency in the numbers. The songs were familiar but some nailing-down of time, place and career-impact might have added more warmth to Miss Merman's performance. A final note: The show opened with the song called. “ Every­ thing's Coming Up Roses.” Thu is a 1*S* song. I wonder how TV specials ever managed to open without K* FOR YOUR M ONEY M i R .d Rnw a dhow • t l karto o n Kapara I S .la 111 T ra a a u r* H u a i • •1 On T h a Qo I t ) M aria 11 S* C i P ries Is R ight M l I L a v a l .j c v I I . S* l i t «'nneaniratlnn M l ti team bar Brld a I IR ff | c nn •in ente I G l t i a r h s a t i l l M l T « 4 » F — D a y * <f*.rraw»F T !o ifp W ee I her R in g s /Jala Btarm r o - n a D r M alana M lllla n a lra Boat tits C la s h Prom T a r a a Renta V rr d lc t la V aara h k * Da To / T rra t H «u sa a a N l( h S L B r la k to r D a ? A m artaaa BaaA nuad daarat Btarm K i e s Of R ig h t S p ilt P arse s a l It y M avis T a ra a l i e e s a a Popova Ptavaavaa W noSy W n n d p ick a r R ln T in T in W aath ar-N aw a-O p aru I t ) Nawa (S i Pporta I t ) P to s is 'S C h a le t ( I I Andy W iloov H i t * t o Nawa 111 Nawa ( I t Lan a SU aaar in» Pan Pran-*1a*a Raat ( I t Not P a r H lra I K Nawa • Vi T o Ha A nnounrtd ' t i W a a th a r i l l U r a n ia • I t Man In ta S p ats (S i Itronrn i l l V ik ln a a K> D o b ls R lllia C l S'tAkar Mc/Jaa and Molly • Si W yatt Barn i f i A rth u r M urray ( S i T ie h tro p a IBS R lfla m a * l * t P h ilip M a rlo n s • I> Pord kp arlal I I I Had Bkal-an ill H a r r y Moors • S) A lc o a T h aatar I» ( Knap T a lk m * C i U i t and M arrlaaa C i and l i t I I I Nawa i l l d rla n d o T h r ia lm a• Parada i»» Movla i l l Jack Paar tk ) M o ris III «1» J a c k • f ntC D D o m e SEW YORK fUPI)—Ethel Mr* n>n. a healthy wi man with a healthy voice, anauhH the sound harrier 22 time* Tuesday night. That »aa the number of soagi •he unleashed durini the hour: lonj Ford Startime special on NBC-TV. The hour wat to ahapeleM and ear shattering — except (or a next-to-cloaini cavalcade of tunes Miss Mer tan made fa* aeua — that* even the four bal­ lads its the batch of 22 were Mast­ ed off like Jupttcr rockets. The eavalcad* seement saw Miss Merman stroll across a larfe Mace that was tastefully and simply decorated and. m col­ or. exceptionally attractive. Apart from this stylish display. Miss Merman's show-stopper style was apparent only in her “ Blow, Gabriel. Blow" number, when she stood before a small ja n band and belted out her pre-recorded tone. Thee* were many drawbacks to the hour but the complete reli­ ance on pre-recorded numbers was the btggtat. Snce I'm cer­ tain Min Merman's Broadway Mice appearances are not pre­ recorded. I can t understand why she couldn't favor us TV free­ loaders tmh at least one spon­ taneous, *'»ive" son*. The rccordtc|s also pro*, vde-i another cn/uc tuoite distraction — an otherworld echo chamber effect. Miss Merman's three mate xuesta. Tom Poston, feta Parker and Tab Hunter, also were pre­ recorded, msktni the abuse com­ plete. Another shortrotnins wa a se­ ries of three dreary sketches that were supposed to set up some son|s Wi amusina ways All three fell rat. One even contained a line of dubious taste. It came when Miss Merman wa portray* WEDNESDAY A. M fii tint 1 V 1 A d rantura I S) ill T r u th a r C a a * a fitsa c a * L a ra af U fa R aatlaas O a a n aarch far T o n a r r a w L a r a T h a t B ah is C a n id B a Taw n -ild law L in k i W s r ld A t L a / SB M aaia B u # a Tappar M atlaaa T a s a t r a San P ra a rla c a B ast A a T h a W arld T a r a a D ay In C s a r t Q u saa P a r A D ay P a r B a t ta r a r Waraw T k i * M S* ? CatainiiUr ana Cal ara rotum-sd b M a * t iR CaVsMiilsr Trails- Contain,. �tiff Di nfetl Wrralh Fri. Nov. 27, lJ)59-Pagc 9 Elizabeth Taylor Is In Hospital With Pneumonia Flying Grandad •Takes Breather After Air Record LAS VEGAS (UPI) - Flying grandfather Max Conrad—on hia way to San rranelsco after setting a new world'* record for a nonatop flight in a light plane—made w a n unexpected landing Thursday ^ night at McCarren Airport. Conrad arrived without fanfare at dusk, brought his small blue and white 1*0 •horsepower Pipe Co­ manche in for a smooth landing. Miss Rose Stehnow, a school teacher, said Conrad went to htr house and immediately fell asleep. She said she is an old friend of the family and that she had been ex­ pecting Conrad to come here and not San Francisco. Miss Stehnow refused to wake Conrad, saying, “ I'm not about to wake him up. Ke’a very tired and so am I." She said she expected him to fly on to San Francisco in “ a day or two." The craft was the one which Con­ rad used to s«t a new record Thursday by flying M il miles over the Atlantic from Casablanca to _ El Paso in 37 hours and 27 minutes. # When he took off from El Paso's International Airport Thuraday after a brief rest he said ha was flying to San Francisco and would be there by nightfall. Conrad, from Winona. Minn., has 10 children and three grandchldren. • ROCK HUDSON nmi Jean Simmons have the romantic leads in "This Earth is Mine" which will start at the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. Hudson, Simmons In Story Of Dynasty “ This Earth la Mine." the power­ ful film drama of a family's con­ flict over a wine dynasty in the colorful grape country of Cali­ fornia, and co-atarrlng Rock Hud­ son, Jean Simmons, Dorothy Mc­ Guire and Claude Ruins, will open at the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. "This Earth la Mine" was direct­ ed by Henry King, veteran helms­ man of many of Hollywood's great­ est and memorable hits. Ths other feature on the program Is “ The Stating Game" starring Debbie Reynold* and Tony Ran­ dall. NEW YORK (UPI) —Actress Elisabeth Taylor, stricken with double pneumonie, was reported in good condition today st the Harkncsa Pavilion of the Columbia-Prrsbytertan Medical Center. Miss Taylor was taken to a ninth-door suite is '.he hospital Thursday. She had been suffering from ■ cold since coming to New York and had been confined to her bed since late laet week, a spokesman laid. The raven haired actress' hus­ band, singer Eddie Fisher, ac­ companied her to the hospital. Dr. Dana Atchley said no vlsitors except Fisher and close friends would be allowrd to see her. It was the third time Mies Tay­ lor had been taken to the famed Harness Pavilion. She was there in 193* for a delicate, flve-hour operation for a crushed spinal disc amt again tn 1937. when the gave birth prematurely to a daughter by producer Mike Todd. The actress' other medical pro^ blemt have Included an eye oper­ ation in Hollywood In 1133 after a piece of flint flew Into her eye during a photographing aeasion. She also was put under sedation after Todd was killed, when ahe was described as "out of her head with grief." Baptist Mission Offering Planned Church Calendar FRIDAY Bible survey class, First Bapfist Church 7:30 p. m. MONDAI First Baptist Church W. Sf. U. week of prayer program by clrdt S, 2:30 p. m. I Pinecreit Baptist Church week 'o f prayer program, 2 p. m. Fel­ lowship, 6:30 p. m. Association Sunday School training program, 7;30 p. m. * DOLORES MICHAELS in treated fur shock by I’atrlciu Owen* nnd Ken Scott after being abused by Neville Brand, n sinister war lord, who looks on in this scene from "Five C.nte* to Hell" that will open nt the Ritz Theater Sunday. A special offering fur Baptist missions wilt be received in all Southern Baptist Churches during December. Thla appeal, known as the “ Lot­ tie Moon Christmas Offarlng," will be Introduced at the Pinecrest Baptist vfburch Sunday. The gifla are a memoriiun for Lottie Moon, an outstanding Baptist mission­ ary in China some year* ago. The Rev. Donald Gravenmler will speak on missionary giving Sun­ day morning. During the coming week the WMU will hold three meetings to promote this special appeal. Set Open D tte s • Packers Topple Detroit, 24-17 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI)—The I960 San Diego Open gold cham­ pionship will be staged at the Illation Valley Country Club, Jan. 2* 11. iv the Lions lost white eutgaining oppeoenls. Detroit rolled up 334 yards to l it for the Packers and had 21 ftret downs to only 12 for Green DETROIT (UPI) - The Groen Ray Packers scored 24 points in the first 22 minutes to defeat the Detroit Lions 24-17 Thursday in the second game in a row where »iy- f l n t In Poll NEW YORK (UPI) - 1 ing Green (Ofci«) achieved the first perfect teem i In their 41-year football history last week, today wore voted IN* national small college rhampUfca mm A l WA V b f I0 I o u A I II Y1 STORE OPEN HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 TILL 5 :3 0 LEATHER? NO! IT ’S V IN YL SPECIAL BUY SKIRTS! PLASTIC! AND ON LY IMPORTED FABRIC 14.95 Luxurious, 9tV; wool, !»’ »' nylon I t a l i a n flannel! Straight line*, nil with exciting dreggy detail*! Made In America to Penney'* rig­ id specification*! Values! Even doi* up, you can't aee Feel it . . . . butter soft! Wenr a fan for life. Vinyl plastic detailed in the popular jacket wipe* clean with soapy water. the difference! it. and you'll b« Vybretta newly length. And it Action Highlights 'Five Gates To Hell' From the moment it takri off pad. "Five Gales To Hell" opening with lb* force that follows a suc­ at the ilitz Theater Sunday ex­ cessful count down at a launching plodes with drama, action and suaNOVEMBER U pense. Admiaaieas Combining a topical atory, fine performances, forceful direction John O. Laney, Sanford and magnificent photography, it Carol Davis, Sanford Linda Padgett, Sanford comes forth at far more than a so called ' action film." Alberta O'Neill, Mims Florence Webber, DeBary The film is bated on the Indo A representative of the Social Dismissals Security Administration district Chinese war and start Doiorra William Ferguson, Lake Mary Office in Orlando wilt be in San­ Michaels. Patricia Owens and Ne­ Lucy Wade and baby, Sanford ford Dec. 2 and I to answer any ville Brand. Lary Lou Stinson, Longwood questions on social security and Carrie Locke, Sanford old age benefits. The ancient Brahmins treated Angie Hill, Sanford Discussions will be held In the their toothaches by brushing their Mamie Lee Smith and baby, city commission room st City Hall teeth with cherry wood while fac­ Sanford between 9 a. m. and noon on these ing the sun. E. A. Monforton, Sanford two dsys. Florence Grumback, DeOary Any resident interested in ob­ Barbara Elmo, Mima taining information about the s » James Newby, Sanford ciat security program is asked to O M It C C 1 c ir v r t NOVEMBER 2* attend the sessions. RIDF-IN THE ATI Admissions Gayle Morton, Oviedo I'llONK FA 2-121* Pauline Hnhby. Sanford LAST TIMES TONITR Robert Davis, Maitland AT 7:00 AND 1*:IS Parry Siielove, Sanford "LEGEND OK TOM DOOLEY* DUmlssali PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The CO FEATURE AT 8:4* James Emerson, Sanford Army and Navy teams arrive in Bernice Jacobs, Sanford "A PRIVATE'S AFFAIR" thie city of brotherly love today Scott Eyman, Sanford Sal Mineo - Terry Moore Vtlma Conners and baby, San­ (or their 69th football clash, which la shaping up aa another no-holdsford SAT TRIPLE FEATURE bnired brawl. Margaret Routh. Sanford AT I it i AND 10:30 With the heavy part of their Margaret Sapp, Sanford Irene Slrlannt and baby, San­ training behind them, the future "TIIUNDEItlN JETS" generals and admirals will work ford REX REASON out briefly today and then return Walter Sloudenmire. Sanford NO. 2 AT 7:33 ONLY to their respeetive quertera to Carol Davie, Sanford "WILD BLUE YONDER" "sweat out" Saturday's 1:30 p m. Nolley Dunn, Sanford Doris Omey, Lake Mary kickoff at Municipal Stadium. WENDELL COREY NO. I AT 9:10 ONLY Hospital Notes ' ' Social Security Official To Hold Sessions In City . D I This little card does the trick! Army, Navy Set For Grid Clash I 'u ... I A hi AN TODAY & SATURDAY “S. A. C ” OPEN 12:45 (Strategic Air Command) JAMES JUNE STEWART -I ili.it 111 III III MM H U RRICAN E LAMP IN DECORATED OPAL GLASS A smart fashion piece thnt'g practical, too- Pen­ ney 's electric hurricane lamp light* 3 different ways . . . in the base . . . the top . . . or both togeth­ C O LLEC TO R ’S ITEM S! C H IN A CUP 'N SAUCERS What an exeiting gift! Ami how she'll lov* these trans­ lucent china beauties. Lush lattice plnte*! Footed cups! All with rich golden color! Mstyles. . , each in 3 color*. er! 00 tsrh ALLYSON I'lua Color Cartoon At 7:4* STARTS SIN DAY AT «:!S AM) 10:20 FEATURE: 1 :3 9 .3 :3 5 - 5:31 - 7:27 . 9:23 STARTS SUNDAY e let* yon shop with­ out cash! # help* you pick up bargains fg*t! a works hand-in-hand wi t h the f ami l y budget! WOMEN...AT THE MERCY OF A PLEASURE- The Cry that Rocked THE VALLEY Of THE SOM.. This Earth\ is Mine [ •TCCHBMC04.041• BOLORES MICHAELS PATRICIA OWENS NEVILLE BRAND KEN SCOTT asCMCNPAMOK FEATURE: 1:1ft . 1 :1 9 .1 :2 0 - 7:21 - 9:22 Adult Entertainment Net Recommended For Children GET YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD NOW! CO*PKATURE AT R.IS I*. M. “ The Mating Game” I) Ell HIE REYNOLDS TONY RANDALL A s k yo u r P tn n o y S a le * A s s o c ia te EASY-CARE PLAID ROBES! HAND-PAINTED T U R K E Y SO FT C O TTO N FLA N N EL! P U T T E R ! W H A T A G IF T ! Zip ’em through the wash­ ing machine . . they’re set to wear with little or no ironing! Fully cut to our own rigid specification*, too! Low Penney price! wen's .lit, small, regular, large. She'll aerve her holiday meal with prida on thi.* Italian import! Our hnnd painted ceramic turkay platter is a big 16 by 20 inches. And ao beautifully colored, too! ♦ �---------------------------:---------------------- - - i T P i f * Ifl— F rf. W . 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W E L A K A A P A R T M E N T S : foonu private bathi, 114 W. First Si 3-BEDROOM unfurnished hou*c, kitchen electrical]; equipped 2412 Willow Avenue. Call PA 2 0274. §. 1-BEDROOM 'louee. furnished, l.tj m o n t h . O r a a g * City, Spring 4-S235. Fl'RNTSHED Lakafrom apsrt ment. Contact R. » . Cameron. FO 3-3494. Legal Notice I . lb # r , a r s a f l b . Cnwblp - I n , - . . • • ■ • • • I, O w n I s , r t n l S a , b .l» . l a m i N a t s t . ml 11-tT 21. Fanitan RD.t'A 22. Artlclaa Far Fata u r m f .juw&it s tr * RIAWTOM CUi ME ''E AbY OTWIV MAM.' 23— me n et urn: m truestNEsojrt-,9 soemD i y AWiiU te* / u j brrr.va »■*» AIM*,* i .frj fv f« r;s f. wr m et a c t: i u i S v fll'l l[lW ( <»( CC'HS'XVlV’ AT IMA' WE*wr (IlfMfilHIikt a »(:■!•— Katlcra A Prraaaala 24- - Iam A FaaaJ 2S. K«kicalka — lastrartla* ANNOUNCEMENT W. H. Stewart announces the opening of the Market Barber Shop located at the State Farm­ ers Market. 1300 French Ave. I will hr glad to are all my old friends and new business is solicited. I. Ga*4 fea4 s / a mt/un ’ device >rus \ iPtii ‘ PITS n ee 1 >©UCVUtT • I f 1* vs hi« r.'A l rr 2. Far Rrat “ Just tell ber you ware tied up at The OFFICE." —(BAR; in Lake Mary, t «l mv — HIT T lif* fine, I,now TM' MA, ‘ VU SMAU AT IMl-T ‘ W f* n from i«c VOlEfsce r*- TKg unrx wc« lp< Legal Notice I f Trie *irA A»<7rfr...I r**rArt - ■ to rsA-'-M Pvr - ■ - ,------■ •-r1 7"£»e'5 A PRISM0 m-BL ' l c >i t r e o c f A f r . o e q — IB l A'i? v t ve c s r ro IV \v pr^ARAs jr/ n this r m n rr t o r n r o r thk * i v r » i J i n i C M i . < im i i r r o r t h is r r .% T f; o r n . o i i v m . « m » ro n iK u n n i.r . m n r u > r i(i\ r » ;fit . n « R \n. inm . t.V RK: TH« Ar!njjMnti ftf HA HT W R A V K R . .% minor \ orn r. m v*i hi.m %t io \ I K P K T r r io \ nm or u io r r m i Tn A I.r ilM fs Ml:* h tKM W E A V K f l Arfilr^at: I ' nk n o w n Tfiir A R K I I K H K I ir NUTIKIKfi Mini ■ prUtlon h4• h#e r» ri 1Fit In t l - r - W T N V O U iL N AT S A N /CAA n n a t tre% tm u o a g a i n s t / B |{ A Far Rent CLEAN nicely furnished upstairs apartment S7S. Phone FA 20MI. SECOND FLOOR apartment, furn­ ished. Couple preferred. S5J month. IA 2-17S7. Legal Notice 3-bEDhOOM bouse available Dee. 1st. Phone FA 2-770*. this ictat* o r rieOntMA to wiieM A M coitT liK . n r.v rn A fr MKfrlVKR T, M K R C K R I'KN.NflTIrVAMIA: A awfsrti f*fimplaint h i v i n g f»#an fllad a t a in ft y o u In th* C ircu it 'Co'iirf In and f o r B lm fn n l* C oun ty , Florida, hy JKA.V M A R I K COIt* Tli<K fo r d lvo rca. tha abor t till# o f uhlrh la J KAN M ARIK COR* TIHK T la ln t lff . v or a u t W l f X I A M CiiltTIftK, Kiafanilant, i h « t i pra«*ul* a r » lo r o m m i i u l y o u to anpaar and ftla y o u r w rltiao d aftn* #» har»In on nr hafo rv tha S ift day o f l u i * f n h i p , a . I». 19*9. or o t h r r wl*a Pacra a |»ro C o n f a i a o v l l l bt •ntar#d aaalnat you. Tha K inford Herald la d atic n ata d aa a na wapapar o f gan arat eirrula* lion In n h k h rhla Htatlovi ahatl »*• puhllihacl one# tai*h w t « k f o r four roMiwrutlva w* *k », WITXKKJt m r hand and off icia l «aa) o f tha C lar k o f |ha C lfft llt C » « f t on (hi* tha r i t h d a y o f No* varnbar. A, f», MSI ttavid 91 t iaTf h#I Clark o f Cir» ult f>*uri Hy: Martha T, Vihlat Hapuinf f ' l r r k Carro ll ltur k# Attornav at f . * w v o. not j: o Pan ford. Florid a Mollcltof f o r I ' l a i i c i f f tli« i b r i i t r o n r t tor tht Aftispflopi nt lUtijr W f f l v f r , m rnlnrsp. m l you * r * m i u l f f t t to *wrv« a ir»py o f j o u r Antfv#F of Ob]*p|twni in ahfiw r i i i M why t i M l*«tl!lun •Uusiht not t.« * r » n t p J . on tIs•» At* inriiay fo r !h # pet It l*an#rev K»1waff| is tiik r in c i it rn i NT nr thk m y t h s m i m i . i h im ir ur ll< Mu Ft »f eng llu lilting, run a r t ™ u r s'l.iiHint. it i s u i »r IAfi'lo, K lo r H n a r*■I ft I• I he or I* son ss.Nitoi.si r iiiv r v . it Mmat Jn Ilia n f f k n o f t h• i!(afk t’U ttcr.N t to . is.x*a •if in* i*trcult r m iF t on o r b t f o r * »iv ohi s: tha Slth ilay o f InrunbiF, A. !», 1 K I W M ' K S MIUUI.KTUN, i>:r riilmlff, IIK ft KIM KAIfa N*»T or a r|a. •tg* rr#* ptu e o n f a » t o will liv> t n i t i t d 1 Rkl.rif WAIaDU R M K n g o X ajraiHKt yn ii« WITMKHA mjr hand and th# *#at MIDULKTUX rufindiiit. o f * i M riitirt In Hanfonl. H#mi» \**ri* r •• rr *t!a yirteMt *»••• ^ V h d i ” M TtT K IlK F I / I R I O A . Ten o f ,Vtnemlnp, A- I*# t i l l . U UwDO KMRflUOX M i l l Oaitrl M. Mat.hal IH.KT i i N* w l m « « l « * t kuiiirri atl* Clark *»f C ircu it Court itr#*a iiid r*«iil#iii * w i i t"#•!* t f l y : M artha T* Vihlan town, tf!*iiralaa yuu a r * b*i#1>y nut * f*«puty Clark If1*4 that y*m a r * heraliy* r*i|tltr«i| fUKAIr) *« fit* y o u r wrlttari tl*f#rif«at p#r* aunatly, or by an a t t o r n e y , on nr b#fura th# l i t h day o f Ii#- nnh#r, 19l». at »h* u f fIra o f ih# l*l*rk HOLLYWOOD fUI'l) — Direc­ « f ih# i Mrrult c 'n u r f at tha <*<»urt tor Melville Sluvelton gave up in Him*# In figrtfnrfi, F l o r i d *, ami In 11 a r o p y th#r*<»f («» C Varnmi desperation when filming of a J r , A tt fi n ifF fur R U tn llff, scene allowing a crowd hoarding 111!#. 1*. O. Hut n i t . H* n f o r •1. F lori d *, a boat for Naples from Capri waa In * 4#r?A! u 4ftvoirr* |iros'9*dtnK interrupted three limes — hy P#n<Dnir ** * ln a t you In th* 4'lrcult urt. Ninth J ij<Ra 1*1 r i r m l t * f crowd* boarding boils for Naples. l*n Jiamlfiol# FlorlsUi, In Art•1 f o r The latter wera lountis. And l l i u n l i . Flori d *, In L*li*:nc#ry# an when they pushed through tha *hl>r • vlaf#.1 till# of ■.nit i ' B I I M h#* crowds of movie' extras hired for l o g F r a n e i* Ml4d!*t«iria FlalnHff* va. Ralph W a l d o Kmarann Mldilt#* the Paramount film, “ Bay of Na­ ton. d e fe n d a n t, ami l»*r*tu fall not, ples," it became difficult to tell or a riveff* p ro rnnfea*u will b* which were which. So Shavrtson eni#red agalrtst ) ihi. WITNKMjl tnv ba nd and o ff i c i a l •imply shot whatever came be­ •#«l at gatifnrd JfrniliHili l*ounty* fore hla cameras. Florida. thl« I l l h 4lay ftf Nov am her* 1*49. David M. O a lr h e l Clerk 4.f tha C ln - u ll Court Itv : M artha T. Vihlan HOLLYWOOD (UPlt — MUii \ ernnn kill#, Jr. Gay nor wlU eo-slar with Yul Bry- f* A tt orne y f o r F la l n t l f f Mob Scene \~X i had .[•W ool rut. P a .'.mjOCO *MP9r L ~ - / ALL t$ n tf i' i' n Oo u a p s / A B O t i r i i I BOWOW OHJUM - ' I KE sootA .r suHMtw — At?c you TMPouar v WITH The -t—^ I I v _^ * II s r \ ;— y 7a t * L » ■* pw f :f l; g\ g. v: l * £ » r . ( CtWIMONiFS Jl f e i v S L ! T e 'V ,h <r > 3 \ /■ ■£ New Team IT S A R8AUT \ /cA R S ?C ..t rr « \ \( Vj N P A s»_ -r *uR V ! ) cKXJ=YI 1 C V , V'w,__ ______ - I ----- f &er.\\v fa Z‘- | f \i ^ I.N-TmJ FwOO?! x / j a . J TWI» » \ MV. YOU ANOTMIlf r S lA K t CEBTMKLV O F NrtTUOT. . . . I HAVE AN AN SU P V IA M ODO •CALf nnrr in Columbia's “ Surprise IV o Hot 1191 Parkage," seres . version of Art Hartford, FI of Id AItuchwald'a novel, “ A Gift From f HKAl.k the Bovs." J 7WI9 » ANOTWEI? OF i . NATURE'S MISTAKES. Vazquez To Fight Briton Is Confident _ / caiEcnoM coM P trtriO N /rH ia u . | T T A 'S HOUtiE' AOTim n r •« IT T H F HTATK f * r F f.O RID A T O : CIKNK A l l T l i r n WATSON , wboa a ravftlanea la u n know n Tou ara hereby no tifie d that DA NT FK I.ATMAM WATHO.V has fllad a aun again at you In th* t' lprillt f*4»itrt uf the Ninth Judi* rial •*1rt tilt nf tha Htar# i»f Ftar* Ida. H am I fnr Mr ml no le C ou nty, Florida, In Cha nr er y, No. K H T , fivr d ivor ce, th* ab her alated title " f wh ich <•*** I* DANT<‘ K L A ­ THA M WATHO.V. p la in t iff fa. 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C it ric of a ,ld Co urt and * » r r , a eupy tn srro f upon r t a i n t i f r , a tl o r n * ) , on or t.efo r, No>em ber Id. 1S5S o r a D e rr.a p ro Co of r .a o w ill h , rntsred a g a ln il you, SV1TNKHA my hand an.I „ , | *• Clerk o f t h . Circuit C ou rt in ■ nd fo r P.mtnot* Coun ty, Florid a, -t ? l . | . h ; l l t h day o f O c l o h t r , - V ..J t iik I B K A l.t ' O. #. HKRNDON, n , r k C l r . c u ll C ou rt Nemlnolo C ou nty, Florid* Hy: Slailha T. V lh lr a D t p it r rlark S A U K. M l'H R F .M . A SONS A tto ra e r* fo r lla ln t lf f p . cs. n o t i m Orlando, Florida BALLROOM (D ia n n a school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . Clissr* B«gin Oct. 15th Phon* FA 2*0894 4. C ow dbiy Club Mono* MIn the City o f Gracious Living” Dream Homes *3 4 0 Down Payment-No Closing in $450 Down Tara Weat On 20 Ih S L Fallow C o u k I i t Qah IU. A Watch Far Oar 8 i«w . . . OPEN DAILY ItM A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 2:99 P. M. TU Dark UNIVERSAL AIRLINES PERSONNEL SCHOOL 43-1243 International Airport. Miami, Florida I’lease rush exciting information about AIRLINE careers. E • P r*A ) that t «m * n . , , » . t lit b ' i * l n , . » « t C h « * lunta. 9 - m l n o l . r 'o u aty, S'tortiia, Under Iti* fintltlnus ' m m . of, ■ u n i o n i , i>upp>r U'»,. and il>,t I Inisnd In re giste r M id nama with I h , l ' l » r k nf t h , r t r r u l Ootlrt, s . m t n n i , C »u n t r. S'lurid*. In , r c or ilan r , with t h , pro v l.t nn a n f t h , Klrtlttoua N a m , .Ofatut.s, l o - w t t : M.rtlun M ias r ta r ld n tstatot,, N EW R AV EN N A I C E t P T W C ( j U Y S AW AV FOOM Legal Notice MAKE YOL'R CAREER WITH U. S. 5 m uch rURN. apt. 2300 Mellonvilla. FURNISHED 2 bedroom garage apartment on Lake Golden. Lake privileges. Must are to appre­ ciate. Call FA 2-0274. HOUSTON. Tfx. (U PH -D ave Ch.rnley of England is eonllilrnt m r. S i r I I .o r a * he will whip world lightweight P ot.l t .h S nr. IS rhampion Joe Brown in their scheduled 15-round title light Dec. 2. ‘ “ I didn't fly 6.000 mile* In lose," Charnley said' Thursday when h# eased up on hi* train­ Quarterback Ready WORCESTER. M«*s. it'P I)— ing to enjoy a turkey diner, Quartet bark John Amabile of Boston College loday was pro­ Tha United States merchant nounced “ fit and ready" for Sat­ marine totalled 15.(49.594 ton* last urday's climactic game against year, the largest In the world arch rival Holy Croat, He suf­ although IU decline of 321.259 be­ fered bruised ribs against Boston tween 1957 and 1954 ra t the great University two weeks ego. est drop recorded by any country LOS ANGELES (UPIJ - For­ mer lightweight champion Baby Vasques has signrd lo fight Paulic Armstead, California state light­ weight titlrholder. in a to round bout at the Ln* Angeles Olympic Auditorium Dec, 10. AIRLIN ES ear t o o GOOD sleeping room, private en­ trance, for gentleman employed and of good character; with car. FA 2 4S4I. AN A A ft7 V A A K AN TEA TER.f IN YOUR HOME I I’ v e 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped house. Phone FA 2-4M9 or FA 23132. CLARA la ShaamakaA <9890 TOTAL PRICE Homes featare I Bedrooms . I ' i Tile Baiba • Screened Perth . Utility Room • Terratie Fleer* • Carport* . Laed•raped Lola . All City Ceaseaiearts. : t1 �A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 1 M r Bart SLEEPING ROOMS The Gible*. f 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. ROOM * HOARD""”Ph?"fX 24382. FURN S. Heal Eatata Foe Sato I. Real total* Far M s Apt 201* W M It LOTS at Monroe Comer, all graded, paved road. Phooe FA 2-2739. HOUSE. IIS Country Club Circle. Eitra large lot. S?M d . 337 3n per month. FA I-T9T8. FURNISHED warm home, com­ plete. Carporte. Aialea yard. 2 BEDROOM, CB home. tow 380. Hatel Mouahton. 2062 lllbia down and monthly payments. rua Court. Call FA 2 2347. AFTER December Ml., I bed­ MAJOR BROWN REALTY room house, kitchen equipped. Realter Phooe FA 2-3303. LAKE MARY OFFICE SPACE with ample park­ Ph. FA 5-3217 of FA 2-1964. ing. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2 .7906. R E N T A VED Rollaway, Hoapita' A Baby Beds By Dty, Week or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA t - l l l l 111 W. 1st ft. I- WaaUd ts Rswt FA 2-5264 SANFORD PROPERTIES (14 Atlantic Bank Building Flo. Harriet R. R. Iters YOU NAME IT-W E LL FIND IT J kr BROKER HOUSE Modern — 6 Room 2 Bedroom — Bath AN Electric Kitchen Jnlouftied Porch Garage Located On South Shore Of lake Jeonup. Phone FA 2-2991 $27,900 TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY Larft store with one 2bedroora apartment and two t-bedroom apartments. Oa corner lot with extra lot in rear for parking. $.12,0(10 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON Regiitered Real Edits Broker Mary E. Carmen — lee Salvall B. E. Rogers, Sr. Aieodetca Fh. FA 2-1381 17-91 at Hiawatha Si WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD tt-A, C. 116 N. Park Ave. buy* tha deluxe 2 bedroom High­ land Park homr, ready for Im­ mediate possession in * well es­ tablished neighborhood with ex cellent neighbors. Why not ire this home now and move in before Xmas? Contact Semi­ note Realty, 1901 Park Avr., FA 23232. 3 BEDROOM. 3 baths. 4th addi­ tion Pinemat. 3t.n00 equity. Ph. FA 2-7863. MR. CLEAN VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as 5125 You can move in immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On 'pie Construction Of Your Home For The First Year __ Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Car Hwr. 17-92 ft 27th Phon FA 2-1501 eustotaer." 18. Male ar Female I. Real Estate Far Sale Ph. FA 5 6123 SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL STORY HOOK HOUSE ON FOREST DRIVE Two bedrooms, one pink, otva bine —Shady lot—3t2.0C6 — owner had Ui move to Icy north and will sell at whatever reasonable term* you offer. Make them eaay on youraelf, hut don't de lay railing ua to tee, this little jewel. ' *ts* W. H. “ B iir STE.MPK* Agency Pboee FA 2 1991 112 N. Park MAYFAIR SECTION Brittany atyle, large living dining area, fireplace, .1 M ,om, 2 hath, family room. Ph. FA 2 2341. 9. Female Help Wanted ger WANTED: Full Time, live on pre miaea, colored mat '. FA 2-7993. *1 6 9 5 10. Male or Female Motor Route Carrier 57 FORD r . ' i Her • Standard Tranamoaian 55 FORD * 1 9 0 1 1 Ford-O-Malle • I A DO V* Engine a $ a $ save 55 FORD •enger • V8 • Standard Tranamianlon a a . l| M C IW U a To terete* Kntrrpei»e and Ren ann Junction arra. Apply San ford Herald. V.V.155 DODGE R “r . 19 6 Ferdnr * Va . Auto- || WHERE DEALS SHINE at the sign *f your bent buy 2nd ft Palmetto U. C. Lol FA 2-62JI Ofe. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldamohilc — Cadillac Trade-In* H o lle r '* H O LLER M O TO R S ALES I Swmtwele Coanty IH3. R A M ROOFIMI Contracting A Repaira Ucenaed — Bended —Im FIEE ESTIMATES FA 2.1U3 A Satisfied customer te our nest advertisement. HARRIETT'S REAUTY ?'OOX 105 So Oak Ph F A 7 3712 Ml R. Fleet tt. FA M R U*ed furnituro. applianooe. tools. e4e. Bought aold lorry's Man M3 Sandord Avo. PH. PA 34U3 ISAVES Now Yonr Glamonr Meailqnirter* a Uood PAINTING A DECORATING Lirenaed — Bonded Free Fatimalei — Work Guaranteed Semiaole PaleUag Ceetractere FA 3 12*4 K 205 20* Fergutoti FA Cat Flo«er* For Any Orraaion SAN FOB U FLOW Kit SHOP TA 2-1822 or F.\ 2-0270 • Livestock • Supplies PUREBRED Miniature Davchundt 317 each !3nn Sanford Ave 2 1177 - 1 BIG REDUCTION On New *«B MmM* /M ^ ballN.X O N LY 3 L E F T f# • ■ \\ County V f M . / Seminole MOTORS, INC ■ DACHSHUND, mate. AKC. month* old Wormed and *ho4«. lane* rhlldrrn. 34o. FA 2 73ln RINKMART CERAMIC STUDIO Grernware Free Inalmetiona Gifl Piece*—Supplies—Kilna Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2 4707 ■ Fleet Bt Ph. PA 1-M il — SIAMESE Kitten. Seal-Point, fe­ male. ton month* old A 2 1833. FINK INTERIOR FAINTING H. Owned Car Mather of Sanford Reaa*y Baton IT. Psts CHRYBLBR Wtodww BDr. Renta - l-oaol* 91 | H Fwm itnro and ApyHamenn (DawnA SIMLA Detow* Redk A Heater. 9 | j^ One Owner Hardtop - Red A White Radio A Heater • Power FA 2 7884 ROLLAWAY. Hooptoll nod Roby Bede Day. Week or Mon* FA 7-7*30 FURNITURE CENTER • LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON 11*0 Freoeb Avo. Baggrtly Bldg. ’ 377 Orlando Dr Ph. FA 2-7*88 18. Flower* A rtenle * General Inemanre AUTO FIRF. WIND Old l.ia* Stock Raymond Ball J >A 311 So. Park ^ ^ F A 2 -8 8 1 1 ^ ^ 31* H. Firto Fh. FA 9-PtU B E DDI NG SPECIAL LEWIS SALES A SERVICE Vein* Motor Scooter* Heater A town Mower Srrvtce i We«l Country Club Rd. FA 2 7328 Looking For A Good latir Tranamlaainn D o lla r s A f DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP 39*8 Adam* Ph. i (Dual Our Ueed Car* Will Be Dinpluyed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted I.ol. "S a v e aar | ' j H E A T I N G YOUNG van age 71 33. exponent H. H. POPE CO. ed in «alea and credit*, steady g. Park - FA employment, good opportunity for advancem»n«. vacation with PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. I.. HARMON pay. Fireitone Store*, lit E. I m St. PH. FA 2-4227 After I P. M. S! CHEW STATION WACOM ALUMINUM SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Mercury Outboard Motors VENETIAN BUNDS Since 1948 WOODRUFF MARINE t ird head. Sag-proef A. RARE DeRARY 2401 Freneh Ave. FA 9-1111 rail with plaitie end*. . NOrth t-4422 NOrth 8-4711 or rayon tape*. Cotto* or eorda. ENVELOPES, totterbeada. stateGateway To The Waterway irik GImm and Pals meat*, invoice*. hand Will, and Your EVINRUDK Dealer Fh. FA ■ragraina. ete. Prngrenive Robson Sporting G*od* 11 I W. 2nd St Printing G*. Phone FA 1-931 — 304-6 g E. lat Ph FA 9-1991 B 3*8 West 13th St. Dreeier, bed. night table. Child* 12 ft. FISHING boat and trailer, Furniture Storage and Moving deak A chair. 1* pc. (Mesial 418 nay Ave. Ph, FA 2-78*3. Tn and From Anywhere living room aulte. S Ff. maple r . i . r n t .L ir s dinette. Rau drum. 1*30 Pal­ 2*. Antomeh'lea 138* French Ave. Fh. FA S-IMI metto. '37 FORD Falrieoe ' 306'’ tudor MODERN RUG CLEANERS aeden, radio, beater, whitewall s Florid*'* Moet Modern Plant due. to reaponalbl* party wfth tire*, excellent condition. Phooe FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY local credit. Take over pay* FA 23300. 1 Week Service • Ph. FA 2-7437 menu of 38.43 Write CradM 1930 MODEL "A " Ford coupe 1136. Manager, Box CM, t/o jaV hofvs r e p a ir shop Herald. At Five Pomts. FA 2-73>\ Welding — * acb. A Gen. Rcpitri W. Nth. A Old L Mary Rd 1*37 FORD Falrlane “ .TOO'’ fordor, s 20.000 miles. Call FA 2 6337. able. Twenty year guarantee part*, labor and aerviee. Re* Industrial Commercial 2* A Trailers •pnnaible party with local ce*dit Residential Remodeling take over pay menu only, MM '3* FLAMINGO mobile home 8 ft. Service FA 23102 model. Write Credit Mang x 40 ft. 2 bedroom*, excellent Box CM. tla Sanford condition. Lot 74, nark Ave. Tr. E . M. Wilkin*. Contractor Perk. g, • Asphalt Drivenayt • Parking Ana* Service With The Caah. SUF1R OPEN NOW Quality Workmanthip A Materials TRADING POST, FA 3-«*n. MOBILE HOME BALES Terms To Suit Your Budget i« Mile So. of Sanford 1792 READY MIXED CONCRm • Free Estimate* NEW I960 PACEMAKER « • Fork Gaeraatred MOBILE HOMES Rock—Stepping Stone* — Steel Phon# FA 2-4030 Sanlonl. Fla. Direct from Factory to You. Greaar Trap*—Precaat Stop* Cement—Dry Weill Wyatt Trailer Sales AUTO GLASS MIRACLE CONCEDE CO Tel. FA 2 toll INSTALLED -. y0* Elm Ave. FA MTU Wtadshield Bark Glum 1 BEDROOM trailer hilly air con- D o r GUm Vent Glum ditioned, wether and dryer. Will l .IFE Veata, Pup Tente, Sleeping sell equity very reasonible or Riga, Twrpj, Tents. Army-Navy SERVICE will trade for equity in 3 bedSurplus Store. 310 Sanford Af*. fteakarik Gtonn and Paint C*. room home. Thone FA 5-3134. ^ 111-114 W. tod i t FA 1-40* " TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL 21. Fnrnllnrn BABY high chair, FA 2-M4P. For 2 werka only! New A Used Furniture A Appll- ■ IT In. (accept tome 7 4 - toat * Peaad ilcta . A Good Place To portables) 323 30 BUY. BELI. or TRADE 21 in. 333 SO 34 In S43.30 Jenkins Furniture ■d and All tube* have t. 1 year guarantee. vicinity Plneereat. Pay •d I.LUYDS RARIO A TV board. Can Dr. Foley, v< 400 Sanford Avo. FA 2-743* Ian. 418 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 3T9* CUSTOM BUILT furnituro -tin - PUMPS - 9PIINX1.FR gle pieces or ieli Alto furni- I-OST: Small brawn and wilM male dog . to Pineereat AR type* aad rteoo. last ailed turo repair. Cabinet* made. "Do M YewreeW" FA 2-7081. area. Child'! pet. FA l-ll WE REPAIX AND SERVKB • R9M ▼ALOIS I T I N 1 • QUICK CRBD9T Machinery and Nwppiy Ce. • M ft m m Nf W 3 ad St Fh. FA 7to8t RAMBLER WE GIVK TOP VALUE STAMPS Radio • IS-A Beauty Parlor* WILSON - MAIRK One Owner 2816 Oak 13. Special Service* ». Mala Help Wanted Pardar • g Cylinder • Radio . Healer • Standard Tranamia»ji»n • Beautiful Tttlone Kiniah • S|wille»« Inside and Out. 14. Balldlag - Painting • Re pairs O. J t . Brayton Const. Co. *1 lrntt t o disturb you, J o h n * * , hut you hav* * VLB 4th Addition H«mes Designed Fop Floriiln Living. ] i I Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Baths N CARRIER for Time* Union motor ACREAGE aMl FARM LAND mute. Send Poat Card with 13 ACRES tiled farm land fronted Heal Estate — Insurance name, ddreea and telephone by paved mad. near (own. Surety Rends number to Box 195, Sanford T ACRES fappx.), cultivated, ex­ 211 So. Tart Ave. 1’ h. FA 2-M41 cellent drainage. Sanford 3 ACRES beautiful wooded land, II. Week Wanted Evans Bldg. Lake Mary high and dry. Ph. FA 2-1290 Phoae Joseph Levy. FA t-ISSS CHILD CARE In my home or your* anytime — Caaeelberry. 3-BEDROOM home, hardwood 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped Maitland ar Winter P a r k . floeri. Large lot 2to9 Adama TEmple 1-2283. home, tow down payment. 336 Court, Wynnewood. T # r m a. a month. 1819 Summerlin. FA 2-1817. It. PlaaMag Bertlrea REAl ESTATE OR (YE W 2344 Frenew Ave. KRUSHCHEV SAID Jae C. Thamaa J. W. HALL ••The proposition that the average 1023 Sarlta SI. FJ America:, can afford to live in Realtor a three bedroom, two bath homr “ Call Hall'’ Phone FA 2 3*41 like the one shown at the Inter­ 2398 So Elm Ph. TA 2-7914. national Exposition in Movrow Stenstrom Realty It nothing but CAPITALISTIC ru m w a HERBERT 8TEN8TROM PROPAGANDA!" Contracting A Repair! Regiaiered Broker Free Estimate* LEN RISNKR Come over la SAN SF.M KNOl.US. R. L HARYHY LOTTIE BROADWAY four blocks weal of Freneh Ave. KEN TORRKTT on 20th Street, and see how BETTYK D. SMITH wrong Nikita can be. Aaanet atea ONLY FIVE HOMES LEFT IN HI N. Park — Ph. FA >143* THIS EXCLUSIVE DEVELOP­ MENT. BUY NOW SO YOU NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; Sand 4 bedroomt; F>r exciting CAN CLAIM HOMESTEAD AS COffBVnONRfH family living with planned lux­ EXEMPTION NEXT YEAR. ury plua ample entertaining faeilitiea and play areai el tan 8aWord Art. FA t-i ) W. H. "Bill" STUMPER Agency moderate pricea. Shown by ap­ Realtor A Imaror * M. Electrical Servleee pointment. Call FA 2-4032. ASSOCIATES: II. E. Taffer ■ Arthur F. Day, Ewiell ll*n-er Hid HI.VI M i l ' 1 Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen furn. Bid vi it Helen E. Noonan Large lot. Immediately avail­ RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Phone FA 2-4991 US M. Park able few re a d a b le equity. 112 Magnolia FA 2-4 . * 4ti?« G. I. mortgage. Bv owner, 2906 Park Cl.. FA 2 2034. Dea Saya Foe Serrlee Call. . FA 14998 FA 2 3*83 Wa invite yen to ha ear gaeeU absolutely free withaat obligelloa at one of Sanford’a leading Mottle while you lacata saltabia haaelag fee yaarmM aad family. Pick np yarn key at oar Sale* Office. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 U P F -A -D A Y t H 23 Ankle* I S ir. Pete • Livestock • Snpplle* Complete town Malateaaaee; MINIATURE poodle* AKC regi<- G and TVa, Fertiliser—Spetrijig — Mewtag tered, excellent pedigree, Ph. to* Jake *4 31? f . Palmetto JOIN LOMMP.RIR • FA 2-3442. ♦48 WIBaw Ave PA 3-TIM NEED home for male Collie also Chilled. 24e IV Satlsfi TV a*d RADIO REPAIR sf r female sahle and **ht 3 Colli*, 7 guaranteed. Phea* 3:00 tight* and weekends; San­ month*. 2408 Slev Ave. FA 2-3MT. ford. Lake Mary and Longwood. 19. Boat* and Motor* FA 2-3772 and FA 2 8613. FACTORY TO YOU AND ASSOCIATES SH So. Park Ave. Ph FA 2-3MI Thie id needs no fancy dressing. Do you want to go into butineu 1Y OWNER: Ibedmom 'ome, for yourself? Would you be in­ best location in Country Club terested in buying a bright, Manor. Phone FA 2-8642. clean grocery butinett with 3 FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, major oil company gat pumps on 17-92? — for only 34,500? 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedrooms. Priced for quick salt at 18,400. Don't wait, or we’ll h ve to 11,000 down paymant. Contact say ••It's sold!" Mrs. M. L. Raborn. 1*04 E. Seminole Blvd. W. M. ‘ ‘ BUI’’ STEMPER Agency Phone FA 2-4tet 112 N. Park BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY I BR. houao on Magnolia, >itt out . of city Umi’ s; kitchen equipped, ON L A R G E LA K E veostisn blindi, epic# heater. 4-Bedroom home with I * hatha; Must act! at once. 33993. Will larga living room; dining room; trade for late model ear. Florida room; terrano floors; FA 20*61 or FA 94*33. central heat. Several fruit tree*. 2900 sq. FT. OVERALL FOR RENT Fri. Nov. 27. 1959— Page 11 13. Rtorial Serrlee* $300.00 DOWN, FHA RAYMOND M. BALL 8TEMPER SAYS "Let’a Talk Turkey" frrai* 3-BEDROOM, living room, din­ ing room, kitchen equipped, panelled Flor ' t room. Eaiy terms. Call FA 23741. If you are short on furniture, WANTED: iwom la modern this homr is clean enough to FARMER’S AGENCY 1 wi'h private bath. Must be A-l, rat off of the floors — no pre­ N. V. Farmer, Realtor for active retired gentleman. vious owner's cleaning to he D. H. Whitmore Writ** Bo* J. T., r o Sanford done — yes. it's 3 Bedrooms, Lillian G. Tram* Herald. oak floors, tiled bath, and kit­ Aiioelatr*. chen equipped. Price’ only WANTED by elderly man of mod­ 116 8- French Ave. Th. FA 3-3221 312.300.00, requires 3?I0U down, est meant; very small cottage After hours. FA 3-1811. M 2-4921, assume tta'V mortgage at oolv or garage apartment Wnte FA 2 0261 ?*6.71 monthly. Exclusive with Box A, Sanford Herald. SEMINOLE REALTY tool Tark ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor A ve. FA 2 3212. Raymond Lnndqalft, A: I. Real Eatata For Bale FA 23*31 Atlantic Bath C. A. Whiddon, Sr. H e t fo r l .*> 1 r. Guaranteed Mat Irena Heavy Duly Hotel Type I'onnlruction L O O K THESE O V E R 1959 VAUXIIALL FOKDOK * Government Standard Heavy Ticking * Plantle Heudhoard (Choice of Color*) * Hardwood l.ega 1957 BUICK Fordor H. T. Air Con. 1957 BUICK Convertible R & H 1955 CHKVY Fordor Vfi Power Glide Open Til S:M Friday Nights Thru December. Your Credit is good on any of these Cara T & T M OTO RS 1510 French Ave. Sanford BEDDING CO. I l l Re. 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TABLE Complete With Mattress 9 x 12 Metal Linoleum Foldim �\ / i ■ 5r *6 3% 'Temperature Down To 35 In County, But Crops Appear To Escape Damage Sattfarii WEATHER: F»ir *nd cold with hifrh in th* mid-ISO’* today. Fair, not qoR* an *n eoid tonight Low tonight SIMS. mL. XUX United Preaa Leaaed Wire Established 1908 MONDAY. NOVEMBER SO. 1959 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 574 Commission To Discuss New Jail Tomorrow The possibility of getting a new jail in the county will be dimmed at a public hearing tomorrow at t, J| a. m. at the county commitnuo'a meeting. Th* board will aootidtr entering a contract with an architect to draw up plana lor the facility and. If aecetaary, aet a tax levy to aecure fundi for the jail. Ktllmaled coat would be 1700,000. The aoramiaaioa alao wiM hear any vtawa an the plan ta include a a te coarthoua* and houatng of th* I had to be mixed m with hardened jail in the upper floor*. However. Chairman John Kridrr , criminals, indicated that coil ol a ruurthouae j During an October meeting af th* will b« too great at the present j county commissioners. R. P. Mrtime. 1Lendon. itate prison inspector, Tbr need Tor new Jail facilities cited obsolete an inadequate facili­ hat been stressed lime and time ties at th* Jail. The report disclosed that "seri­ again by many officials, including County Judge Wilson Alexander ous deterioration" ia in evidence who haa gone on record on the need throughout the building, plus poor for batter jail facilities became af security and sanitation. Cost estimates for the new jail the overcrowded condition!. At tiraaa, especially on weekends, and courthouse war* received by there have been more than 45 per­ the commission Aug. M with alter­ sona in th* jail and juveniles have nate construction proposals rang­ ing from t7uo.0ii0 for a jail to *2. •02.500 for the complete plan. However, the county's uncertain financial statua brought on by the still overdue tax roll clouded the prospects for a new Jail. "Just shout evrrv organization and eivic group in the county has recommended new jail facilities." Krider said. "Now. we may be able to do something about it." thence to speak his piece." “ We will heac all of you. U not today then wbts we reconvene *n Wednesday." Krider told the targe gathering w ist all complaints must be made ta writing and the com mission will review ail eases after tin board haa kla final meeting. “ B necessary, we will survey all properties in question before mak­ ing our report," Krider added. Each Of the property owners we* given a "complaint" form to fUi out. Oa the farm, the owner must give a description af hie property, ^sseastd value and full cash value ^ e appraised by the complainant. AM property owner* will be noti­ fied ef the board’i findings by mail before the tax bills are milled out around Dec. 15. Ike To Discuss *11-Nation Tour WASHINGTON (UFll — i*rsesdent Eisenhower will speak to the astina Thursday night just before Waving on Me 11-nation tour, the White House announced today, lie wiH discuss both his journey and th* steel dispute. The announcement was made several hour* after the Preaiif dro< gave congressional leaders of both parlies a preview of his goodwill lour and received their unanimous "gtod luck and (Jedspeed" for hi* mission. Eisenhower will speak from .TM5 to 7:30 p. ai. from his office Thursday, then leave immediate­ ly an a flight to Rome, the first leg at his 12,370 mile trip. His talk win he carried by .11 radio bmI TV networks. I Continuing hi* preparations for Fth* long journey. Eisenhower met for an hour early this morning with Democrat'# and Republican leaders nf the House and Senate. He told them he would try to fur­ ther the American *im far a mor* peaceful world but would under­ take no negotiations. .Fund Drive Hits Over $27,000 Mark News Briefs A ngry Silence MILAN, Italy (U P I)------ Opera queen Maria Callas kept an angry silence today aa a Milan women's magaxint hit the standa with a re­ port she was expecting a child. Both she end her estranged bus bend, industrialist Giovanni Bat­ tista Meneghinl, denied the report eerly today. NAACP Vows Fight TAMPA (UPII — Th# Florida NAACP vowed Sunday to fight until "every county in the stale haa de segregated all public schools.” Top NAACP officials hailed a recent ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans which ordered the Dade County School Board to produce a new plan for integrating 5llami schools. Bus Strike Looms NEW YOKE (UPI> - Mayor Robert I', Wasor:1 M ay led font ditch efforts in brail off a strike that threatened to lie up seven privately-owned bos lines in New York at Christmas. The strike, scheduled for midnight, would in Volvo 8,000 workers on 2.KMI buses serving 1.500.000 daily riders in the metropolitan area. Trains Collide CHICAGO tUPII - Two elevated trains collided in the height of Die morning rush hour today and about 58 persons were reported injured The moiurman of a northbound Howard Street train. Vernon Brookins, W. was pinned in the wreckage and efforts of firemen were required to release him. His co(Kt|(|on' w#f „ rlfd „ no, , , ri out. Bijr Three Agree Visitors acclaimed the first art show of the Sanford Art Associa­ tion si "trailing" and those who voted for their favorite among th* workcra judged "Th* Heron," a painting by Marguerite Pope, as outstanding. Aa estimated 400 people toured th# exhibits at th# Civic Center and group* from all over Central Florida attended. They voted a tie for a second plac* favorite be­ tween Geotgta Bell's "Com­ munion" and Chester Scott's "Sun­ set." Polly Brubaker's "The Branding” rated next with the audience. The Art Association, which only recently completed it* orgenixa. tion, was praised by visitors Hum Orlando. Kuatla, Daytona Beach and DeBary for th* scope and axaellenca of its first show. Charter membership In the «rt association waa closed out two weeks ago aftar the group got it* atart with individuals working through the city Sanford recrea­ tion Dept. Mr*. Helen Dewit, president, was told hy some that the show was “ outstanding in th* state.’’ .Mrs. J. O, Gregory, rhairman, and others who planned the show were praised hy Mrs. Dewit far their efforts. "We are really pleased with it for a first affort and hope to do •ten ImtUi," Mis. Dsn It S aid . County Approves Art Cenier Site LAKELAND (UP!) -T h e worst cold since th* dsmiglng winter of 1957 58 brought (reeling tempe­ ratures to Florida is far south as Lake Okeechobee today. Tender vegetable crop* were damaged but the big citrus indus­ try escaped almost untouched. Tallahasaee recorded tht lowest temperature of 24. Record lows for the date were 28 at Tampa THE FARMERS IMPORTANCE to the national econo­ and 41 at Miami. my was shown in agricultural exhibits at the Florida Even at Key Weal, far south State and Sanford Atlantic National bunks last week. and surrounded by th* tepid wa­ Florida State Rank cashier Roland Wesson, left, and ters of th* Gulf of Mexico, the Agricultural Agent Cecil Tucker view Tucker's handi­ mercury dropped to 48. work. (Staff Photo) Warren Johnson, chief fore easier for lha Federal St*I* Frost Service, said almost all the un­ harvested vegetables in north Florida were ruined. But live major part of the crop in that section of the state already had (seen harvested. Johnson said (her* waa ipol damage ls> vegetables In the Or­ lando district, including even the hardy crops in the muckland*. VIENNA. Austria (DPI) — Hun have neglected mulcrt.ikmg any Fern nurseries, a big crop in garian Communist Party Leader measures lo Improve this situation ,|1(> Orlando district, wer* mostly Janos Radar accused tile United during llu- past two years. 'This ccr healed lo escape Ihe frene. Slates today uf inciting a slander tainty is according to their govern­ There was some healing of ous campaign against Hungary in ment's orders." grovel in lha major citrus growing the United Nations. districts of rrnlral Florida hut Khtushclicv makes a major ad­ wind kept down the frost amt kadar addressed the opening ol Jhe seventh Hungarian Cummunist dress lo the congress Tuesday and firm report* indicated very Rule congress in Budapest before an Westrrn political observers said be damage. Johnson said lh# worst damage audience ot Bed Iradcrji that in­ may tiikr advantage uf the United cluded Soviet Premier Nikita Nations debate on Hungary tu an­ mighl have occurred in (he lush nounce * Inmp withdrawal in Hit* vrgeiahle growing region* around Khrushchev. l.ake Okeechobee. He said it There wu> widespread specula­ with his new "peace offensive." tion outside Hungary that Khrush­ Khrushchev flew into Budapest would he some .time helur* til* chev might use die party meeting from Moscow with nunc of the fan damage In such crops as hean«, to announce the withdrawal of Rus­ fare which surrounded his iript which might have lost their sian troops who crushed un anti­ to Washington and Communist bliKiini, can he assessed Damage lo truck crops in th* communist uprising there m 1936 China to attend Ihe Hungarian ComKadar said, however, that Ihe inunDl Party'* first congress since Imntokale* ares was heavy, John Russian troop* would slay. (hr anti.Communist uprising in *°n said. "The Soviet troops will remain 195(1 'The fireworks could come Ihe brunt wa* suffered hy tendin Hungary as long as the inter- in what the Communists called his er vegetables such as tomatoes, national situation demand* their j "very important" speech Tuesday, squads ami cucumbers, he re purled Johnson added that quite pretence," he said, "Regular | ■—----------------———a tut ol healing was dime in Ihe threats against the Socialist coun­ held* in this area. tries ran tic heard, therefore we Toe lower east roast area must lie prepared " "apparently came through ail "Tit* United Stales has incited right," lie said. a slanderous campaign again.i new YORK (UPI) — stock There was spoiled damage lo Hungary," he said "We strongly price* al I p in,; protest against the holding ot a American Airline* ____ 341, slrawlirn i p s around Plant City. debate on the so called Hungarian \meriran TAT ........ 7J'« He said even without frost, it was question in 111* United Nation*." American Tohaocn . pj|>, cold enough long enough ki fn-eie The party first stressed that his Raltimore A Ohio ....... 411'. some berries Minimum Irmperatiires were in country's foreign policy 1* "based Bethlehem Steel . . . . . . ,vt>, on friendship wilh Ihe Soviet Un 1; 4 11 ............. M U.S. Slandered Hungary In UN, Leader Charges 1 p. m. Stocks Haiti Offers U. S. Navy Base Blanc Hits House Scnunultj County United Fund S if l s now total over 527,QW J. UP Treasurer C. Howard StcNulty said this morning. Small amounts of money are ruining in every day and fund traders hope to rnd the drive with '^nur* than $30,OKI collected, Mc­ Nulty said. Tup contributors so far arc Odhsm and Tudor, that gave $3,412; the Sanford Naval Air Slalion, $3,3136*1; Hu- Sanford Atlantic and Florida Slate Banks, and Chase amt Co. earli of which gave $500. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Alla monte Springs is the only community or division which went Scientists are preparing this na­ tion's final 1959 space rocket for over its goal. a mid December shot described as one of Ihe biggest yet under­ taken hy \mcrican research. If all goes as planned, the shot into deep space will give Presi­ dent Eisenhower'* European ami TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Talla­ Asian tour—which 'starts Tnurshassee insurance executive Ho­ day—the same kind of prestige well C. Collins formally announced that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrutoday he will run for secretary shrhrv got from the Russian moon shot before hi* trip to the of slate next year. Collins became the second person United States. America's last big chance for to announce for the wide open race JJnr the office which will be left 1959 rests with a Thor-Able IV vacant when veteran R. A. Gray rocket, only one fifth a* powerful retires The other announced can as the big Ruslisn space rocket*. The Thor-Able will carry a didait is Edward G. Hornsby, Tal­ small payload which scientists lahassee auditor. Collins never ha* made s state­ hop# will escape earth's gravity wide race, but Hornsby ran un and cross into the orbit of the sue rtesfully against firs* U*t planet Venus, 25 million miles closer to th# can. Th# man mad* Mm*. Hr said tn the near future he planetoid will carry a radio "vote# to send oack ■farmauoa would announce hi* platform. Into State The county loning board has given its approval to a 27-acre tract to be used aa a proposed art center and decur lion school. Zoning Director Robert Brown re­ ported. Brown said th* trta is Iocs led west of Altamonte Springs. Construction of th* facility is expected lo start sometime early next year. The proposed art center south of Hwy. 43* near Spring Lake Rd. will provide outlets for art talents of hundred* of persons, especially those of retirement age, facility developer Harold Walsh has told the hoard. The center would dis­ ' Our relation* with the lulled Curtiss Wright ................. 37‘ . .......... jjy play samples of lo c a l art work, Slate* are most unsatisfactory,” Doi’uni Kadar said. "The American dip Eastman Kodak ........... . "|07G Walsh said. loinat* accredited In Budapest Ford Motor ............. General Electric ............ Mp. GENEVA (UPI) - Th* Unitivl Stales, Britain and Russia agreed today Ibal a preparatory commlision should larklr technical details of a worldwide standardued con­ trol system as soon as a nuclear test ban trraty is signed. The agreement added a 19th part to a draft treaty and marked an­ other step forward in the negotiCHICAGO (UPI) - Th* United lions which have been going on States was invited Sunday night by here for more than a year. a Haitian official to set up a naval hate in his country if it Is forced hy Cuba lo give up its hate at Guantanamo Hay. KKNTO, Ohio (UPI) — A light Arthur Bonliomme. the Haitian plane crashed into Mrs. Ilatiie Sonate'a majority leader and rhair­ Mmu-r’i borne Sunday, but none of man of its foreign affair* commit­ the three persons in the horn* was tee,(said hr had made such a rec­ ommendation to President Fran injured. An hour later, .Mrs 51in­ ruts Duvalirr Honhommr spoke ter slipped on a piece nf Ice and before a meeting nf the Full Gos­ pel Mens Fellowship Aim broke her knee Pope Asks Cubans Sall/pX'.Keep Traditions K riiJ J i1 ilv ] HAVANA (UPI 1 - More than a million Homan Catholic*, includ ing Premier F'iilel ('astro, turned out in the ram Sunday tu hear a message from Pop# John XXIII urging Cuba lo cling In it* reli giou* traditions The mass meeting in Civic square hailed by Havana news papei* as the most impressive deiuonslraiion of fault in Cuban *P» ||t> 16 4's 49l# 47's Ills 9*i:« lot's Mlni‘lr Matl1 ................ Penney ................ P'',m KB . H«>al American ............. Kusdnick .......... Standard (til ( NJI ........... Sludabaker .......... U. S Steel . ................ Westln. house El.............. --------------- ----------.. 1 n • #s 1 ■ * ..... ...........Naval Air Chiel Final 1959 Space Probe By U.S. Set T° Attend Derby Insurance Man To Run For Post ^ from a* far away a* in milium miles. This is more than Its) limes far­ ther than America's one sun satrlli!#. Pioneer IV launched last March J. waa able lo transmit. Russia also has one satellite in orbit around the sun, Lunik I launched Jin. 2. 1958 The probe will study communi­ cations at interplanetary ranges in preparation for later shota lo 5 eons and Mars II also will relay information alraut conditions in space such as solar radiation. Beyond, the deep . ipace probe, America's research tulure ia a bit clouded. Critics of this coun­ try's current progress in th# space rsc# arc putting pressure on lh# administration fur a speedup, and al least one official hinted during live weekend that the government ta considering an aartr attempt to orb* th* moon In a television program Sunday, associate dtrecsor Richard Horn Tit* Central Florida Experiment Sta­ tion reported that temperatures thia morning dipped to 35 degrees but warmag weather ia forecast for tonight and !»• morrow. Tucker said last night's high winds aided citrus crops. Me urged all groweri in the county to bank their young treea "immediately" to prevent any severe dam­ age to the industry. He also urged homeowners to cover all plants in yard* in case the cold ape! should continue the next few days. "The way it looks now, there won’t be any serious tinmag* to this year's crop,** Tucker said, adding, "especially if warmer weather should sot ia aa forecast. Freezing Cold Snap Tax Equalization Visitors Acclaim First Art Show Hearings Opened Amazing Success {2 About 250 county property owners jammed the county "ommiaaion chambers at the courthouse for the atart of the t*x equalization hearings today. The email room wa* so overcrowded that Chairman John Krider moved the hearings to the large courtroom. At the opening of the meeting. Krider told property owners that "everyone will get a The blistering cold wave that whipped across Seminole County yesterday and thia morning waa not aaver* enough to hurt eitrua grove* her*, County Agant Cecil Tucker reported. Tucker starting making an Inspection tour on the eitrua crop* today but said temperaturaa would hava to dip below SO degree* for any harm to m n i to th# coun­ ty's citrus Industry. Tucker reported that it waa at ill too early to ted what the eoid did to th * county’s vegetable crop*. After a brief inapection tour, Tuckor said in some places vegetables were tender but not too much damage was inflicted. ‘‘We'll know more about the damage It a few days," he said. ® \ ll-n Admiral Vil in IFs I Robert Dnluiei It Vue R Pine, #r of lh# civilian space agency i deputy chief uf naval operation* said the payload carried aboard fair), will attend the Bombing last week's ill fated Atlas-Able |Derby at ihe Sanford Naval Air mmm rocket ran tie duplicated, SIaIion and that "wr have under study 'dimr.i! Pirie, who holds Ihe top ... i, , .... aviation job in (he Navy, confirmcurrently th# possibility of ang f(| hj< ^ vniUn, r , / * , )(,Urr ing our schedule lo get the most |(0 I'ajjt James !>. Ha mage, comout of our resources that we have mander of Heavy Attack Wing available." Due. He is espectrd lo arrive in On another TV program MaJ •*"» “ » *•«»#.. lhf AMI v* AID Gen. John B Medan*, chief of I®*' c° nl*‘ l * * • 11 »«* Ihe army Missile Command remain for th* Carrier Wmanvhip labeled as exaggerated an esti- , Competition, Air Show Awards mate that Russia has fired five i Ceremony and Sanford s Navy Apt.me. more missiles of all type, prcuation Day feslivit.ei. than America. .Medan* said he thought the rj*r l> p ‘ iiu*wl United Slate* might mux# fa*ter 4 rOO[)N I rillB lU in Ihe space are if the people PANA5IA l 1*1Y (Ul’ it — U. S. made plain to the White House authorities praised Panamanian and Congress that they want troops today tor Ihe quick action America to win. He said h# did which curbed Saturday night's antinog think it had been made American rioting by unruly teen "clearcut" yet that the United a-gers waving Fidel t astro pla­ card*. State* m m the race tu win. jP flfltG PA V TO iK « # v ii* a iv 1 m j i v i s j ^ , f| n n n D lin lir ! UUCll l U r U U I I v WASHINGTON (UPI i — Hi# Senate lilted lh secrecy lid oa its payrolls today, making th# data open for public inspection for the first nine since lata. A breakdown of the names of every empluyr, job title* and salaries paid was published by Senalr Secretary Robert A. Urankwurlh. A resolution adopted in Die last session in the wake of "nepu.isill" disclosures on Capitol Hill requir­ ed listing 'd individual salaries four times a year. Vane# Trimble. Scripp* Howard Washington cor­ respondent who broke the "nepo­ tism" stories, wa* denied access to Srnate payroll records. The data throw onen in inspec­ tion today rovtred Ihe period from July 1 Ihiough Sept, 30. The House I a* made such in­ formation public regularly in th# past. It was this infonnatlun Dial Drought to light the fact a number of Home member* 1id relatives on Ihetr government . paid office payrolls. Fire Chief Urges Fund Drive Aid Sanford Fir* Chief Mark Cleve­ land Sr. ioday urged county con tribution* to Ihe kluscular Dys­ trophy drive now in progress. More than 11,0*JO envelop#* have been distributed throughout the county, Cleveland said. Donors may put their donations in the en­ velopes and giqt them to th# mail­ man or may bHng the gilt to the Sanford firehouse where they will get a receipt, the chief said. No po.ta^e is nc.-esvary on Ihe Mus­ cular Dystrophy envelopes. lh* mid-90's acros extreme north Florida with lh# lowest of M at Tallahassee, Temperatures were in the upper 20'a to lower 50’* in central Flor­ ida and in lh* upper M'a and tow 4o's in Ihe extreme south. The Weather Tureau wxmrd of frost In th* Inferior of th* north part of Ihe slat* Monday night hut a general warmup waa ex­ pected. A low of J* lo 45 was predicted for th* north tonight except 28 in the interior and low* In the 50'* and fiti'a were forecast for th* east coast and Keys, Season's First Big Snow Hits Southeast United Preaa International The first big snow uf Ihe season in th* Southeast sent skiers and sightseers Rocking to lh* moun­ tain areas, hut a gradual warmup wa* promised far most of Dixie. Snow and ice on highways in East Tennessee and western North Carolina made driving dan­ gerous. Hut officials al Gatlinhtirg, Term . reported hundreds of motorists drove into Ihe Great Smoky Mountains National Park Sunday tn witch the snow-fall. The temperature failed to rise out of lh# 30* in some seel ions of Tennras##, southwest Virginia Six Fires Keep Firemen Busy During Weekend (.‘old weather brought *ix firra lo Sanford during the weekend as healing equipment was fired up to meet th# rhilt weather. 'Two houses burned yesterday afternoon at hM and 810 Ma '# Ave. A defective oil stove caus­ ed the blase, ich made a total loss of the mu address and heav­ ily damaged the HO* honir. Fur Child Mack I'laveland Sr. said An apartmenl at t-HO'-s Mag nolia Ave was damaged by Itames al 9 In p. m. yesterday, hut firemen saved Mis main house from harm. A home at 130# W. Seventh St. wa* slightly burned alMJUl Id.It) p rn when a defective flu caused a fire. Trash burned al 251h SI. and Oak Ave. al 8.11 p. m. hut there wa* no damage. A couch **-t ablate by a cigatelle resulted in the burning of a frame hous# at llth SI. and Mulberry Avs. Jusl after midnight Saturday. Chief Cleveland warned people lo check (heir healing equipment, especially if lliry are using it for th* lust time this season. Heater* should he checked when leaving home (or any length of time, the chief cautioned. and the Carolinaa Suodaf, M brought death with H. Three Negro children burned la death at Southern Pines, N. C. when Ramea destroyed Ihe4v frame home. Snow drifts aa deep a* 13 irirfcra were reported in Ihe Smokf Mountains wher a low reading al five degrees w-s reported at New* found Gap, Term. About 300 car* slipped off Ice roads ia th* park, but no Injuries w#r» reported. It was m cold at Mage*, Mtaa., Saturday night that when BUly Joe lasyton. 19, of Mendenhall took Kay Dclk lo a drive-in movie lie left live motor of hia car running so th* healer would operate. After the movi# was over and other t-Urs had left. 'MtendM* noted Layton's car stayed on M lot. They found Laylon dead Iron carbon munoxida poisoning, sod Miss Drlk unconscious. Fair and eoid weather with slowly rising temperatures wa* promised for most of tho Sooth, hut some snow Rurrle* were *•peeled in lh# mountains along Dixie's northern border. County Set To Get School Funds Soon County school *up#tinutndeu| It. T. Milw«e sold today that ha r\|icit* the county to receive th# fu »t installment of J3.15,551 fa slate matching funds wtlhm aw* week*. The fu st installment from th# stale wilt ha used for tha Lak# Mary and Rosenwald F'lerastary School building project.*, Tha money to h# niatrlml hy tha county wilh fund* from task March’* S3 million bond issue will l># imh I for rounty school building projects as il is given in state payments. Milwv# said h# had tn make Mine amendment* in the appUoition form* h«for« •••mling th*nt in. Boosters Barbecue Date Is Changed Tlie Sc inmole High Boosters •'lull harahecue for Seminole footlull player* will lie held Wednes­ day instead of Tuesday. The orig­ inal barbecue lime of 7 p. m to* Today is Ihe last day for San morrow conflicted with a high ford residents lo get a four per school music recital to the feavl cent discount on tin ir city taxrs will he at the samp time Wednes­ hy paying Ihrm during Novem­ day al Ihe Elk’a Club. ber. Tax collector Ellen Hoy satd Friday that shr expects a crowd In visit City Hall before 5 p. m. to take advantage of Die discount. Taxes collected through Wednes­ day on real and personal prop Mr*. Lorraine Graham, execu­ erty totaled $169,718 12 from 3.373 tive secretary of the T.B. and receipts. Thu compares favorably health association will enter wilh the amount collected at the Orange Memorial Hospital for same lime last year, Miss Hoy treatment tomorrow Tha health said. A three per rent discount association office will he open will be given persons who pay from I fu I TO p m during th# their rily taxes during December. first few days. City Tax Discount Deadline Today Health Official To Enter Hospital Santa On A Jet Santa Claim, Ihe alar of the annual Chriatmaa Par­ ade scheduled Friday aflernumi in Sanford will arm * from the North Pole by A3D jet. Jack YVilber, chairman o f the parude. aald the jet ta expected to arrive at the Sanford Naval Air Station at 3:45 p. m. Santa will b# #ecort*d Into town by Jay###* nod Sanford police. Th* parade ia .scheduled to atart at 4 p. nt. ) � 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, November 27, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 27, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f71bb445cdde1607b5e9c1bc019a40e.pdf 66671b5165e14435396bb2851efaa97a PDF Text Text ,v t* ■ South Dominates 1 9 5 9 Vly* LS U 's Billy Cannon Is Squad's O n ly Repeater 3 •awfarh All-Am erican Football Team Pair* 6— Wed. Nov. ia r ill ‘ 1959 Sanford W inds Up Season Tonight. C o v itu fio n Covers Sports CHICAGO (UPI) - The South, ing a half hour film, adaptable with four player* and th* Eart, for television, of R* IMS, Allto come!! I'm sure your teammate* will By JE R R Y COVINGTON with threw, dominate the IMS All* America team. M run* X mtomake this a victory for you tonight. TTiere ia a bljr Ind on the football squad • • • America football taam aclected to­ utei on l i mm found and will who will be greatly minsed tonight. Al­ day by the American Football feature the All Americana hi ac­ It hardly neemn poaaibl* that another though Co-captain Charles Bogan never tion, plus campus and practice Co achei Aaaoclation. aeanun will come to a clone tonight. At ran for any touchdowns or caught any wlin leading Chosen aa the (inert It collegiate field sequences the time of thi* writing the temperature* passes, he has been the key to the Semin­ coaches among those doing the are in the 70* anil, thinking back over the player* in the land by the 530 commentary. Butt* said the film ole line play all season. I-aat week during year*. I can never remember a season practice the big tackle waa hospitalized roar her who are membera of the hai been sold to sponsoring when a fan didn't have to bundle up for with an injury and will not get to finish groups in M citiea. aaiociation were: at leant two game*. the 1959 season. Charles played last year Enda — Chria Burtord, Stanford Thi* .season every game ha* been play­ as a regular and has been one of the out­ and Rill Carpenter, Army. ed in nhirt sleeve weather. standing linemen throughout the season. Tacfclee — Da« Lanphrar, Wi* • • • His great blocking in the offensive line toniin and Don Tloyd, Tcaa A* the season near* its close there have has contributed greatly to the outstanding Christian. been many young players that make th* scoring that the Seminole* have done and Guards — Roger Davtt, Syra­ future look bright. Of course, the senior although ha will not lw on the field tivcuse an>l Zrk* Smith, Auhurn. member* of the club will tie missed when night, wa know that ha will lie there in Center — Mat Bauthan, Georthe action start* neat fall, hut looking apirit. Sta Trth. over the lineup at present there are many His leadership as a student ami n>qwarUrbaah — Richie laic**, sophomore* and juniors there who can captain has been outstanding during hia Penn SI ala. handle the job. (.'oachea Pigott, I-uikJe, four years at SliS and it is a person like Halfback*—Ron Burton, NorthSilvers, and Layer have made the game of Charlie who continues to make the sports wratrm and Billy Cannon, louiaiATLANTA (DPI) - Halfback ana Slate. footbnll a real attraction for all the male program what it ia today. Fall ha(It — Charlea Flowera, Billy Gannon of LnulitaM Rtste students at RHS and there isn’t a real Charlie, wa wish you a speedy re­ wa* ■ near-unanlmoua ahoir* lliaalfiippi. shortage of material anywhere in eight. covery and nothing hut success in years again and Auburn’* beefy tin* who AS are aenacre. Cannon, waa the note Junior on th« won three position* ow the 1969 eoertiei' All-America team loot United Press International ABHnutheavtern Conference football •canon. ii Uia only repeater. Baughan. Smith, Cannon and team announced today. Cannon. All-America last year, Flowera gave the South the strongest representation geograph­ wav named both SEC bsck of the ically w.lh the Kaat following with year and SEC player of the year Davis, Luc** and Carpenter, the by Iremendoui margin*. He ia among the leader* In nearly every -lonely end.” The Midweet, which uaually phase of conference nlfenae. Can­ dominatra moat A ll-A m e r ic a non waa alio first team All-SEC Tatted Fr*a* International poif*4 favorites for their annual points have been defeated by un­ teama, placed only two men— in 193* and scronri team in 1937. Th* Baltimore Colls, Cleveland clash with the Chicago Cardinal* derdog* m tight of 'he M games Lanpheir and Burton. The SoothAuburn's three all •conference Browns, New York Giants and (2 7). The Bear* are only a game played so far thi* season. For ex­ weal and Far Weat each won one linemen were guard Zekr. Smith berth — Floyd and Burford, re­ center Jackie Burkett and tarkla Pittsburgh Stcelera arc favored in behind the two Wralern leader* ample, the Redskin* ware to point Ken Rice. Smith and Burkelt, 220- Sunday's key National Football anil could lie for first place by underdogs when they tamed the spectively. Davit la lb# giant at the (ram pound seniors, were first and sec­ games. The Detroit Lions 2 6 1 and winning, if th* Forty-Niner* ami Coils, the loons were llte point underdog* when they downed tti* aUnding and weighing 22*. ond team All-SEC revpectviely last Green Bay Packcri ( i l l (pen th* Colt* loir. If past rrsult* this season hold Rama, tT-7, and Ih. Steelers were The line average! 215 pounds; year. This is the first sppearanee 10th week of It). 12-week cam­ true, Sunday's heavy favorites nine point underdog* last Sunday Burford at 1M being the only line­ (or llicr, a 230 pound junior. The armnd-ranked Mississippi paign Thuraday in their tradition­ rould he mi for rude shocks. when they edged the Browns, man below the 300-pound mark. The backfield a v e r a g e s 191 Rebels and the Southeastern Con­ al Thanksgiving Day clash. The Teams favored hy seven or more 21 20. pounds with Cannon at 20ft the ference champion Georgia Bull- Lion* ar* two-point choice* for heaviest and also the tallest at don* each landed two bertha th* Western Division gam* *t De­ among the first eleven. Missis aix. one. This ISM All-America team i« vippi's chosen player* are fullbark troit. Rallimorr, lied with Die San the 70th annual arketion in the Charlie Flowers who lends the tradition originated by Walter conference in rushing and guard Francisco Forty-Niners (each 8 1) Camp at Yale in t*M and popu­ Marvin Terrell who was also for the Western lead, ia a 10 l a t e d for more than e half ren named SEC lineman of the year. point choice to whip ihe visiting tury is Collier'* Magatine. Camp The rhantpion Bulldogs were to* Angeles Rams. The Browns, made the selections until hit represented by quarterback Fran­ (railing Ihe lira! place New York NEW YORK (UPI) — Diet Army is a aeven point chose* death in 1923, when lie waa *uc- cis Tnrkrritun and end Jimmy Gianis by a game in (he Eastern errded by (irantland Itice. Vickers, the only players on the race, entertain the F'orty-Ntners mills • makers feel Texas will over Navy in their big game at In 191*. the coache. association first tram weighing less than 200 in a clash which will alfcct both clinch a Cotton Bowl berth Thura- Philadelphia. In other major divisions. wtidertmik the responsibility of se­ pounds. day and Army will treat Navy in games Saturday, Trnnrsxre ii fa­ The Browns 1611 are favored lecting lhe All America learn on Rounding out 1)u- first team are the ham id a new ami impartial halfback Tom Moore of Vamler. by 10 points. If the ndditnakera their annual servic* classic Sat vored hy seven point* over Van (rrbill, Auburn by .even over principle — rating the leading hilt, end Dave Hudson of Florida are rigid aland these two games, unlay. All America eandMaiea week bv «od talkie J'T Ft-biffer «f Ten. the Coils will lie alone in firat Texas lias been installed a 10 Alabama, Oklahoma by 18 over week in *low-motion game movies. ncn.ee—making a Intal of seven plaee. a game ahead of tin point favorite over 'lex** a *M, OXianorna .Vale, ami Mississippi Forty-Niners, Sunday night. When Collier'* discontinued pub schools represented. lication in 1936, sponsorship of the New York (7 21 entertain* Hie ami if Die Longhorn* win they hy 34 over Mississippi State, There were two extremely clu»r automatically will clinch the host Here are th* odd* net tins coaches' All-Amerira was as battles. Tarkenton barely edged Washington Redskin* (3 6) ami i< s|>ol in the Colton Bowl. If the week'* top games: aumed a* a public .wrvlce by favored by nine points 1’ itt* (leneral Mills. United I'ress Inter- out Missis-ippi i|mirlrrhack Jake burgh <14 1) upiel New York and Aggies upset the longhorn*, then Thursday naluuul distributes the coaches' Gibbs. SEC total offense leader, Cleveland in it. last two atari* Arkansas wilt land in the Cotton Virginia Tech 3 over VMI and Vickers .queered past ends All America team exclusively. and la a 3W point pick to whip Duke 4 user North Carolina The coaches' association set up l.airy Grantham of Mississippi its third straight contender wlmn Howl. Brown 7 over Colgate and tirridd Burch of Georgia • 10 man board, headed by asso­ it plays host to the Philadelphia Texas 10 over Texas A4M Tech. ciation president Willace Butts. Eagles (6 31. The Eagles and I'enn II over Cornell laruisiana Slate had only Can­ Drowns sr. tied foe second lie University of Georgia coach, to ttalurdar make the final selections. It stud non on the first team but ted hind New York in the East. Georgis-Georgla Tech, even led the liullot* of the 356 coaches second-team balloting with Ihtce In Sunday's other game, the Soutluirn Cal 1 over Notre Dame at more than 130 Colleges. Their players backs Jnhhliy Robinson Chicago Bears 154) are seven WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) - Wak* Forest I over Smith Carolina and Warren Kahb and tackle votes reflected on the field obser­ Fifty-four pro-ant teams will com­ Rice I over Baylor vations, comprehensive scouting Charles Strange. pete today in a best ball fmirsom* Air Force Academy 2 over Colo. Georgia Tech ami Mississippi Recall Haluik reports and expect analysis of match prior to the opening Thurs­ Miami (Fla.) 1 over Florida each had two second learners. BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston day Of the $13.18X1 West I’ alm game movies. Amy 7 over Navy Burch was Joined by Tech center Bruin* have called renter San Beach Open Golf Tournament Serving on llm final selectiun Tennessee 7 ov*r Vanderbilt board with Butt* wrrr Jack Cur­ Maaie Baughan while the Rebels lialmk from their Providence The field of 135 which will ter Auburn T over Alabama tice, Stanford; Leonard Casanova, had Gihbs and Grantham. farm tram for tonight'* game off Thanksgiving Day inrltidei Texas Christian 7 over SMU Oregon: Jcm Neely, Rica; Wil­ Other players on Die second against Ihr Hangers at New York many of the biggest names in the Oklahoma 18 over Oklahoma St. liam Murray, Duke; Bodily Dodd, team aie i|uartrrbark llnbby Baliuk was the Resit' leading game, including U. S. Open Cham­ Mississippi 34 over Mississippi St Georgia Tech; Hugh Daugherty, Hunt of Auhurn—-the only sopho­ scorer with six goal* ami 19 as­ pion Hilly Casper and top money Michigan State; Jordan Ollvnr, more among the first 22 guards sist*. winner Art Wall Jr Yale. Itorl Wilkm-nn, Oklahoma Cat Dye of Georgia and (hill SELECT AND LAY A WAT \rlnr Joe Kirkwood Jr., telrvt and Rip Engle, Prnn State. Cochran of Alabama, anil lacklr Sion's "Joe i'jlnnka,'' shot I M nil CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT This year, for the first time, Walter Suggs of Misslsippi Stale. Howl Hid the par 72 course Tuesday in a the coat In's association is produc Rio- and Tarkenton, both jun CLEVELAND, Mi»* (UPI) — qualifying round to narrow a rec W IEBOLDrS lor*, ale the only non seniors oil Delta Slate College has accepted onl mi inlaw of entries. Some 82 CAMERA SHOP the Itr-t team. Cannon, Mimic an invitation to play East Cen­ placers were exempt from qualify­ 110 8. Park Ave. and Smith aie the only irpeat- tral Oklahoma College m Ihe ing era. There are only four seniors Christ mas Bowl at Natchitoches, "U the it*, ond team —Baughan, U . Dec. 5. 1’aitrd P irn Inlrrtiathiu*) Gr.uilb.ini. Uobii'oo and Kahb l'P i's All-SEC third team line* Thu Detroit Piston. art- veiling a Cathedral Organ Tone for Your H o m e . . . " r,v« rducal.on tours., ire f a il p a rr in Ih r Natioii.il lla .ke l- UP like Ibis End., Mickey Man"■*, h.tll Ucocialton because of the glum of I.ST and lotion l.emer l» u«h‘ ' " . H 'Mfr fp"» I’1 lion'* public high school* attended itriid y sc o rin g of Gene Shinof Trnrirx.vee; larklex, loirry Wag Slim*, fourth leading Scorer In Hit* nei of Vanderbilt and Hilly Rliaw- by 87.7 per cent of the nations NBA, tallied 17 points Tuesday nf Georgia Tech: guards, Ricliaid public high school students. night In leading the Plslimx to a Price of Mississippi and Ed Me th* org a n y o u tut 91 viclurv uu-r Ihr tuple.« Cin­ Creeds of Louisiana Stair, ren loarn In a ti-i, Tom GotM ir of Mississippi cinnati Knviilx m inute , . , Detroit, iru reaving ilx WeUcrn (hair; hack,*, ill By Majors ol Division lead in a gaum over SI. Tenues re. Ed Dyas of Auburn. •n|oy fo r a I.mm. built a 31 .Ml margin at half* Calvin ttiiif of Kentucky, Charlir LIFETIME! time at Shoe contributed 26 points. Itrilt of Georgia ; Cannon, Tigers Beefy Line Paces All-SEC '59 Team Colts, Browns, Giants Favored In K e y Pro Football Contests i t t «. i Odds-Makers Feel Longhorns Cinch To Clinch Bowl Berth Pro-Am Teams Compete In Play My JERRY COVINGTON ‘ Th* aexriy crowned OBC cham­ pion Sanford Seminoles travel to neighboring Del.and tonight for th* last gam* of the 1930 football aeaaon. Th* Scminolea will send 14 senior member* of the squad against the stubhorn Bulldog* and they *r* hoping In clo out their careen m fine fashion. Beniora lonvel Rimer and Charlea Bogan ar* th* only two membera of th. graduating class that still not be dressed out (or th* final Ilk. Linvel was lost to th* atarting lineup when he re­ ceived a broken jaw in Ihe St. Augustin* conical and Charlie waa hoapitallied two weeks ago after an aceident at practice. Both boy» are two year lettermrn for Us* Seminole*. Member* of 4h* barkfield who will be playing their last game are: Ray Lundquiat, John Lovalace, and Randy Toonk. Umdquiat and iDvelace have been the key men in Ih* running gam* thi* ing offHteive Ian* wig have big year and their aervires will be Doug Tamny replacing Bogan *4 greatly missed. Cheater Fawley, the tackle apot. Th* Mg Junior did Jimmy Gracey, Terry Christensen, a fin* Job last w«wk against LakeTruman Troulner, Chari** Quinn, view and will h* at full atrrngth Neely Rosa, Burk Winn, Billy Al­ for tonight'* *ont«*4. James Merbford, and Tommy Burner are ham will be at th* other tackle member* of the forvward wall that l and he will be working on defense will be lost via th* graduation route. Lundquiat, Ross and Bogan also. lout week in the Lekevief have served as co- captain a for th* game. James played hia greatest squad this season and have done night and made m* beat showing ' on defense. an outstanding Job. The forward wall will be round­ Coaches Pi gott and La ode are expected lo give quarterback Mike ed out with Christensen and Gra­ Robert* the full rein* tonight and cey it the ends, Billy Alford and Ihe crafty quarterback should Burk Winn at the guard*, and start off th# action by throwing Tommy Butner at center. Junior the pigakin. If the Seminoles are guard Glenn Hodge will alternate able lo run up as much as 26 on both offense and defense. John points tonight they wlH break the Whelrhel, Bobby Barbour. BUI 200 mark in scoring for the »ea- Phagan, Rusty Simas, Charl^ aon so it should be an offensively Fox, and Jerry Dillard or* defen­ sive specialists that wdl be a minded contest. Robert* will b* firing to hia mod of th* action. great "eircua eatch" end*, Terry Christensen, sod Jim Gracey. Junior John Mann will be at the offensive fullback spot and the backfinld will he rounded out with Lundquiat and Lovelace at the fullbacks. Although Mann has seen limited action aa a bad earner bo ia capable and ia looking far a big night. Lundquiat and Lnv»isce will be tnrowl.ig ihe foot­ ball aa well aa running agarnet CINCINNATI. Ohio (UPI) — th* Bulldog Defense. Total attendance at National The only changes in Itt* start­ league baseball games slipped t 6 per rent during 19W hut atill hit the third highest figure In it* history — 9.994.218) fans, the league reported today. That total was 170.396 Irsi Ilian WASHINGTON (UPI) — EuIhe 1958 total uf 1t).Dt4.5!irt, which was the second highest total in Kfne <Ho| Sherman resigned a. history. The all-time league re- George Washington University rord of 10,388,4*0 admissions wa* footbnll roach Tuesday for 'per­ set in lh« pout war entertain­ sonal reason.” after the Colo­ nial*' wont season In I year* ment boom year of 1947. Sherman, who leave. GW with The American league attract­ ed 9.149,454 fan. lo game, during a 31-38-3 overall record, said “ I the 1939 season, it* best year in ■•ally don't know what ( will do." attendance since 1949, I reiidcDt He said he would “ have to think about it a whil*.” Joe Cronin announced today The total represented a net Increase of 1,833,120, or about 25 per rent, over the 1958 season Named Head Coach KINGS POINT, N. Y. (CPfp — which drew 7,296,034 fans. Bob Domini has been appointed head basketball coach at Ihe U. V Merchant Marin* Aradrmy. He wai captain of the 1954 academy basketball team. N L Attendance Dips In 1959; A L Gate Gains Sherman Resigns Coaching Post Champion Wants New York Bout GUTEHOKG, Sweden (UPI) — Heavyweight rhamplnn Ingeuur Jnhamson said today, “ Jack Dempsey can leslify that I have the right tn pirk Ihe site and tl.tr for my return fight with Floyd Patterson.” --------------------------- ;---Ingemar, who arrived hnr In his old hum* town Tuesday night from hi* new home in Geneva Switzerland, added, “ and I Want the fight in New York next June or July. Heads Cubs Scouts CHICAGO (UPI) — Kay Havworth, a former major Iragur catcher, today was named super­ visor of scouting pcrsoiuir! for the Chicago Cub*. II* haa been a scout for eight year* In the ma­ jor. and minors. 5 More Days G R E G O R Y ’S --------B ig- S to re —-W id e-------- Pre-Christmas Sale FREE PRIZES hh ; hkjh ' c t io n s la Gift. A Home Improvement Item* — SlltlP NOW! 0k Phoa* — FA 2 0300 Map)* at 4th 84. 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So Jnv* to StuxAey'* and ~dM er rtp ' Come ■ white your car la _ wed and ate our wonderful etmessl of fwaa confection* anJ lift*. luscious Divinities given with your purchase of 10 gallons gasoline Thursday thru Sunday, this tvecJt only Highway 17-92 7 Miles South of Sanford COM PANY FA 2-0915 �\ Eh? g > a n f f l r i i i f c r a f i i WEATHER: Fair, warmer today Cloudy mild and a chance of ahowera Friday. VOL. XLtX United I’ re.M l,ea*rd AVire News Briefs Racers To Celebrate ORMOND BEACH tUPIt - An right-day relebrilion rnmmemn riiiini the early day* of automobile racing will be held here Saturday and Sunday. NEW YORK (b’ P li—An Amen can Airhnei jet Wedneeday mghl set a commercial apeed record oi luur hour*, J2 minute* for a non •top flight from San Francisco to New York, the airline* laid. Soraya Parties Florida Thunder Squalls End; Snow Spreads Across Nation inuoring*. part of a hangar roof wa* blown oft ami trees were up rooted. No injuries were reported, hut torrential rains accompanied Ihe high winds. The Washington fl.aaia had blocked cross stale traffic, flooded several hundred valleys and drove 1,100 person* from their home* Hut civil defense official* said the water had receded from all hut the lowest valley.. Rjr United Pres* International A storm swept out of the Rockies into the Midwest today, covering atale* from Montana to Indiana with two to eight inches of mow. The snow spread from the Da­ kotas, southern Minnesota and Iowa through the southern tircat paikes and into central Illinois add Indiana during the night and •as expected to move into north­ ern Missouri and northern Ohm today. Florida recovered from a sene* pf violent thunder squalls that caused thousands of dollars dam­ age ami western Washington of coastal stale* also reported tem peratures down 20 degree* The Western Rureau predicted the Canadian air would move south today, chilling *ht* Midland* from tile Dakotas to Texas and heading wed through Nevada in to Ihe Southwest. Florida storm* brought wind* up to Ik) miles an hour at Fort Lauderdale, where three light planes were ripped from their ficials watihed tlitir ruirs re ptede toward their banka and predieted the atate’a worst flood In 27 year* "might be over.1’ The snow*, pred-ed by Ur.mg tiAKY, Iml (U P lj—A di-sidcnt Pritchard confirmed he chased , u.eU(,rker threatened today to uff the picket line became hecs ie the *tr-. vnhia rsembt-r ^ -alwiy* popping on fid to go to court under the new La „ box Reform A d . . ‘ aU*‘ ,"t ^'*.en,ion. I ruler the new l.andiiini-Urilfm Al^ 1 f ' , ™ x^T* hi* ha»l tcltura pht’ U Ally. l.en. l.aliur Retmni Act, a union memK„ KCr!( lhll, ftM. Iter can take hit cane to the attor­ ,l( , tu. .Steelworker* t rnhri deprived luru of hi* right*, ney general if he ha* not received ,,m| advi.ed him t.. pro it l.iir trial at ■ union hraring. .red with court a c t io n against the five. Hut .Steelw.irkri. Pie idcut Da­ vid M. Donald *.i d lie had wired lid...oi and «dvi*e.l In lot** |»ru ri'i. In- grievance* through union mechanism. Lib-mu said he was mdoted from picket line- at LI. S. Sleep* IT IlC A iiO I II PI I—A four-en­ National Tuhe i o. Oct. 2d be­ gine cargo plane was flying a* cause he culled McDonald a ''die. much a. '.hi feet tuu low when it tutor*' and complained that the plowed through live house* and union head was mishandling liego an apartm e nt huildllig ami killed tiaiionv In end the steel atnkc. 11 persons, aviation official* said winds, dumped eight inches on , .. . Montana, three lo five inch.* on North Dakota and two lo three inches m Colorado through ceil tral tilutoia. Lander, Wyu, report ad an isolated two-inch [.ill, South of the snow area sleet • put a hard glaze on highway* from Arkansas into Kentucky and Tennessee. Four niche* of arrow fell m the lireat Smoky Moun­ tain* National Park, causing driv­ ing hazard*. A cold air front tallowed the snow out of the Rockies and dropped mountain temperatures 20 to Jo degree* from readings of JM hour* before. The Atlantic thiang Planning Revolution Move WASlilNtifON tllP lf -Lcner »ti.-lino Cliiang Kui-*hek plan lu para-hutr anno Chine.p Na tuinaliwt agent, into Communill*t ^ China In orgaiuza • revolution " within the near future," Rep Silvio U Cunt* ( R-Ma«».) said Wednesday Lome said Huang u not plan u m g an tnvasiou hut intends to en e oiiin gc *n d help anti-Cnm m um xt C h in e s* *m H i* m ainland <tsig« a m ajor revolt. Use O f New Labor Ruling ROME (UP1I — form er Em pro* Soraya of Iran dined Wed nesday night with Italian Prince Kainiondo Omni and hit molher After dinner Soraya and Omni danrrd until midnight. Trial Recessed JACKSONVILLE lUPH - The tax exanon trial of Henry *nd Santo Traffirmte ha* been recessed fur tile Thanksgiving holiday, Several St Petersburg policemen If (ti­ ll id Wednesday in the draw mint Inal already in it* lecoml week. Tntiinony will resume Monday morning. Freedom Fighters Found Dead NEW YORK (CPI) — A body idenlitlrd a* that of Pot I Hang Jen ten. former Danish diplomat txho wa* fired from hi* t’nitrd \aiiont job for refuting to name participant* in the Hungarian inti-Communist revolt, wa* found today m a park In Wurrn* horough. Police »aul there was a gun near the twwlx and the (are had been smashed Homirnle deter tite( were a*signrd to the r*«e, hut it tta* n<n kmivtn Immediately whether hr hid been Main or committed nucule Hang Jensen vanished Monday and h*d been tta oh led of a 11* atate muting persons alarm He wi* lad »een when he tell In* home m l.ake Sucre**. X. Y. for work at * job wilh CARE where he wa* employed after hi* I'N discharge. Hang-Jensen loot hi* UN Jot) when he refused to turn oxer lo Secretary Genera! Hag llauunar akyield a master lid of partin pant* in die lS.Vt Hungarian remit agamat the Communist govern menl. lie subsequently agreed to de vtruy the document in the pcea enee of UN security offlelala ao the lid would not fall into Commuiuat hand* and rmmlt m repris alt again* relative* of Hungarian refugee*. Mr*. Helen Noland Rang Jensen •aid her husband left home Mon­ day for hi* "(top gap” jolt with CARE Inc., but CARE official* •aid he never arrived for work. Police »aid he had been under a psychiatrist's care.and had been deapondenl liver lo** of hi* I'N |i>h and dilficultie* in getting a new one. Thry (rariit he might have taken hi* own life Mr*. Hang Jenxrn «.ud die did not lilink lie would commit till rule and. indead, expre**ed the fear he might have become an amneaia victim. Is Flaming NEW YORK iDPI) — Srnger Judy (iarland is in Donors Hos­ pital. reportedly •tilfrring from iirpelitut. It wa* learned AA’rdnes day night thil Mis* (iarland had entered the hopital anil her hit* *'an,b Slit Luft. had taken a room in **'f hospital to be near her. ui t* i V A i e t K a t f e r O U lH l GULFPORT, Alia*. fUPl) — A Navy minesweeper has found wreckage at the twltoui of tha tlulf of Mexico believed to he that of a National Arlinea plane that crashed near here Nov. tA killing 42 persons. Nine hodic* have been recovered and the Civil Aeronau­ tics Hoatd said other* may lie recovered if the wreckage is Ihat of the airliner. Plane Flying Too Low, Report Says Lib-on told Rogers he planned t o d a y . to sue Eugene Pritchard, t.ocul This was one of tire few clues JiitiT grievance vuinmltteu head; released by city and Civil Aero­ union *ub district director Utvul nautic* Hoard official* investigat­ K 'tic .'d . union trustee! Clifford in g the searing. Id tuition crash I". I jin..' *m| lie nmii Ani|ri«nn rue-day of the Trans World Air and John I ripp. hoih metnbera of lines Super H Constellation. tiie local gilr.u i.e e riunmlttee. A CAR spoke-man said results Stripper Divorced, i i ; i n l i V t O r r i C u , IxCGCJy -p ** -r| 'I I 0 O 0 I 0 J G lI LAS \ FCAS, Ncv. Il l'll S*tri|i|tri « nmly Harr a t* divurtrd Wr<ln**wi|/q\ untrriptl WhlrifBtliv night midi 1'rifny fi«*r•I a t«VypMr Fr iii" pi * t»n ?ientt*iui* r lie 1ini Ijf i*xiitir 4ii n«ri*i dhi* \sa * ' in it f*>*r-* ttlxiut whal in d*r nki i hi*f fmuiili'4 a* 4 run ifiitrnt r \ft** iLirr. frrr J imj fri.fMHP Imrul Failure ti. A. M 'N D AIII. to allow it gutliiiR a letter of commendation from ( dr. N«rman K. Mclmu.*, commander of YAH-It, at the Naval Air Station. A ■special wt*H|M>tU technical librarian in VAH-.1, Nitniliilil received the conimemlation for hi* work in .simplify iitir the lw«ti»r sy stem fur keeping in­ ventory of classified pnhlication*. Suit Dropped Woodruff Denies Report He'll Quit Jimmy Durante Decides To Wed IIDl.I.VWtuiD (DPI) — Jimmy (ScltnozzoU t Durante, hti year old riilrrtaliier who luvaxt* the world'* moxt famous no*e. saw he'* going to marry lit* girl friend of 14 year* — but not right away. The famed entertainer who speaks a dialect all III* own vaid It*! anrt Margie Llltlr, about 40, would lie married next year, proli alily in June "I finally got vuneone to trail me arounrl hv da nose.” cracked the trahiing liuranle. He was mar ried once belore. but hi* wife of 22 year* died m 191.1 Dm.line told t ruled Plrs* lo iernational Wednesday night that lie proposed to Mire Lillie about a month ago at Trank Sinatra i re* of the hoard's detailed piohr prob­ GAINESVILLE (I PI Florida ably will lie released at a CAM Tool ha II Coach Hoh WreMlrnlf, on hearing in I Imago. the eve of the *e<i*on * final g.irne .igairnt Miami. hs< ag.rm den oil a newspaper report he intend* to l.tiiran! quit. "Hen, site Ini' vvetylioiL we're lit the latest of lu-wpapcr *t.,ries telling married, and dal * it,” be about WoiNlrull • future at T lor Ida. TALLAHASSEE I l l 'l l High aid "It * ilettmtely on " w.ilrr has ruii-ed postponement the Miami New* said Thursday He denied In* marriage would •of thr opening of deer and wild Wouilrulf •will not to- asked to <.ni lo Id* retirement h"g hunting irHMitl in Rolith I.ii, sj limes tile newspapers say ■lay 011 in bit dual <upar Hy of I- loriila I in gonna pul tiie iclmoil uut to coach athletic diteclot Ihe Lame mol Kis|v CtimmisThe Newt xald this aioiiiitcemenl pasture arol take hie easy," he ion is.tie.l ,rt emergemv order may come early ne«i werk m said So far I am t got no plan* Wnine -da* r o » e r i n g Hroward liatnesville m lhal particular directum < minty and paits of Dade and Wncwjrulf told l m ed Pres* Inter "Them are tit* condition* that Palm Heaeh counties The sea.on utional the story was just another prevail. was delayed until Dee id because minor amt ha* no basis of fact. Mavtie I thiidda got married o f condition* created hy recent Our imK concern i* heating Vti long ago if* been rumored ao I Hill*. arm Saturday " 'mam limes he laughed High Water Delays Hunting Season Capt. Edwards Relieves Cdr. M dnnis A t V A H -3 ('apt Tiaok tL Edwards relies ed t'llr Norman K. Milium as commanding officer nl YAH 3 at Impressive change of command ceremonies at the Naval Air Sta lion Wednesday. Capt Edwards lias been in \ All 3 lor several week* attend­ ing Plane lommander School. Capt. Edward* was no ihe atuff *4 SHAPE m Pan*, brim ■ twing ordered to Y VII 3. lie wal pro­ moted from coin in antler U> cap lam m Julv < *pt L L toll rrsierod ihe D S New Red Shakcup Is Announced MUSCIIW 1 1T) 4—Nikolai Igna tov wa* rrmovesl belay as presi­ dium presiilenl of the Russian Hrpuhlic’i supreme Soviet in an ollu-r political sltakeup m Ssivict tepotilii s In recent seeks folii top securt ly nlfirers in varitMts Soviet re public* have lu-en slllltcd New srcnnly ulltre i* have been iiumeil in the repuld" • of Kazakh. V/er liaiian. Toikmeroslan and Ilyelo ru ssi a The newspaper Snvietakaya Hel ontMiya aonsoinred Wednesday Alexaiuler I’ereliliin hail tieen re moved a* chairman of Hie stale vecurily colli litItlee of the Hyelo rtissian re|«lblir Naval Academy m HLM and gra ‘dilated with the das* of .......... via* assigned to the DSS Mahan ami CSS T’oolr liefnre entering (light training ill I'M), lie was de­ signated a naval aviator lit 1944. lie then went to VC 79 a* Execu live Officer. From VC 79 he wa* ordered to V T HU a * rommanding officer. After the war he wa* on Ihe Stall of CCD a. flying with VCN-t and project pilot at NAT Inyukcrn, Calif During the Korean eontlict he wa* executive officer of VC 1A amf commanding officer of VK 112 After Korea lo- was elucf project offieer at Utc Naval Vlr Test Ceil ler ami Ilien attended the NV I'l* Defense College Trout there he was assigned lo the staff of NH APE ai Pan* Edward*, hi* wile, the former Mis* Clono Hell o( Oakland, Calif . ami iwo daughters, Susan and Katherine, live on fair view Drive Sanford .Soule of die medal* > ajii Ed ward* wear include three Air Medals, Ihe I Uiumeud,liIon Kin Inm and the Navy l nit Cum men dallnn. Cdr. AD louts, will go to A AH 123 on die W’e*l Coast to take over a- rommanding nllieer He re|iorted lo AAll 1 m Pi.at a* executive oft leer. He relic* ed L'dr. E, It. Hurrell a* commanding ulllcer m July. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPD — An Alla* Able mrem rocket, AmerIca'i largest space vehicle, fails'll (relay to pul a 372 pound satellite in orhit around the moon. tt was the t ’ndesl Stale*1 sixth straight failure tn launch a mono rocket. IV. A K. Tluol id Space Tech­ nology Lalmrutorir* said "Mimething wen! wrong in the upper •tagr, ami the aalcllite, meludmg that beautiful payloM), fell into the ocean." What at first apjiearrd lo xgientiita a* an apparent iuce««»ful launching to match Riiaxu'* space probe* ended in dumnl fail, ura when a piece of ihe rocket fell flaming minutstt after launch­ ing Even the giant Atlaa booster, Uva firat of Uiu four tlagei of the 93 foot rocket, apparently tailed to expend ita Agi.ouu pound Uinret fully before tlx missile conked (Mil "We did nut get a full flight nf Ihe Alla* booster because something apjMteoUy hapfiened in Ihe up(>er atagea." Thiel said. An \ir Force tpokevnan tn Waahinglon said live Alla* huiuter appeaerei to "functitm vrefl." however, Tluai i,ml a search would be made hy Ih*«I prohaldy (relay to recover the part of the misade that , fell into the Adamic. . . A "*’ * W">*'atKe aystem ami facsimile device to get th* frvtt world's first picture* of the lunar "farside" surface were feature* of the new Atla* Aide. Tin* bunslfd tnentl.*!*' cunfiilenre in either hitting the moon or orbiting it. Filipino Looting Charges Denied W ASHLNtiUlN (CPI) — The Defrtise Department soys It haa Nt» eviilimL'e tn IiMwi’k up * cmitfr fi* iiM ii i ftiAf i f i Ihat th# Philips 111n r « itm urnnif nl u h arni^inf r . *S liDOp* anal winking at Ur^t*♦villa liMilinir *»f AmtfrU'an ptu* lifity . Hut (hr dapartninit »4kl it v%«*i»l«i i.»* uUil to any •jHUitlr aiinfrtrltimt liy Hfp* l‘hil W v .iv n l U ’N o h .i, a mrml»er Ilii- iltiitH* *I**(r ii **» a|>liit»|tti«li«Mia ♦ulN'oiiiruuti*r toll*! tifturned r#• 1111y (rum tho* I'h ilip p in v a . I hairman (irorgi* Malum ( l 1* \v\ i ann«»un4i*i|, ni(aiilim#t that tin* «uhc4iiiuiliU€ik vu>uM ilUfail* u a I i* \G‘nvi*rS clutr^fi*. He I S I'uCifti' cMiimuudrn hr* AUtmiiiUicd t** V* a Funit* i««n i«» a.** VVoavus* Jo* nlauded. k S/ihzikun, 2H. « Hrvrr H lIU * * »*Itf, t^MUty »ht*|i nper V* ( ' I never tloie a [wnriv Irom the Salvation Arm> Police ollivialv taul it was true They detailed the gnusl ami evil life of David Enslave Taylor Weekday* Taylor ajipeared to he a mialel employe alllmugh he wa fattening h.s (It *0 weekly pay with forged ciieik'. On one of hi* Sunday spree* he became so enamored nl a blonde nightclub hostess hr gave her a 172* diamond ring, a 12*0 gold bracelet, a tape rrcoZiU-r, four dresses, a vacuum clraner. a washing machine ami a refrigera­ tor. Thr next Saturday be was back uv h*a Salvation Army uniform, going from dew to drew begging p*nnies for the Salvation Armv Boy, 9, Is Just Too Good For Club •State Hi'piii tint'll t apokAanmil. Lincoln Whitr hiamlnl the U^« mwker » vhaikcet “ vtuupletely uu* true * While itfuiin*: detailed i iMiiiutful, VShi|p noted that Lhii ST ALB AN S . England 1 1 IT I ruuntry it ^nga^rd in talk* ami selling ropie* nf M« magazine her bx Hi» Arms while shower­ day night, the turn I gulf club re­ (hr t'hilippimM on thr ttaiua War Cry." ing her with champagne, caviar, fused to let Ids Uyear-old nun join 1 . S, forte* in the l*Ur ids* Most week night* be ami hi* nylon negligees, Rower* and l r aiisc he Could Ix-at *11 the adult wile vat Inline reading the Ribb­ incut her h . and -ouirtimr* he would lour Ihe candy. I.owe, head bartender *t Ihe Hia wife wa* surprised but for poll* m uniform, collecting pen met while singing hit favorite giving when hi* tale unfolded in Halt hwood Hall L*>lf * tub, said club oflicial* ruled the hoy wa *ong. "Count Your Blessings.” court. Thru on Sunday* lie would re "He always brought me stock’ tuo young lo join. Sanford developer .Sam Lawwn "It i« not because lie i* too •aid yesterday that he plan* to vert to Ilie life of a playboy, tell ing* every Saturday," she said. young Member* arc afraid a log hr* friend* hr wa* the owner "He wax very affectionate. 1 am build home* on 33 lot* on AVcst of Ion yewerty More* while he still married to him and I cannot child might hca* Ihem," said the Third St. "a* rapidly a* the da father. pawed mil gold wall lies to host kick a man who a* down " rna.id justifies " Lowe said hi* tun Edmund ewes win* caught hi* eye One Ihe 13 homes In the $10,000 Taylor was le.sx forgiving on "lives for golf und he has I,eaten class will have three hetlrrevm* night four of Ihe hostesses staged himself. a hair polling brawl aver tm at "1 have lirooglit disgrace mi the all the Lip golfer* at the club. ami alamt t.2.V0 square feet nf tent ions Salvation Armv anil the unifrM'm Hr liai evert Ix-aten Uie area space, he said They will be on Once ha confided to a hiwles* I wore," lie said. "I throw my champion." lot* that vary between 71 xnd *t The bartender said "snobbery" (eel wide amI 12J and tJ7 feet Uut )*• aomellme* helped ihe Sal­ tell an ttw mercy uf the court." vation Army anal after that he The judge eenlrrus-d Taylrx m might also rxplam thr rltib'i re deep between Persimmon and fu-ut to allow In* son to join. Pomegranate Avenues. collected 79 cent* e w ek from *even year* in prison 6-Day Drudge, But Sundays--W ow! LiiNOON (DPI) -During the fjtiir, 1*M* than 12 hour* nft*»r hrr wrek Itavid LuMav* Taylor, 47, * A 2wth i ' j . s reunion for the f ir «c hu-F.rtnd «|i v**1*•*«! hrr in [>»l wa* a humble bre>kkcrj>er, On S minidr lll;;!i School C I j s * of 19.1ft Itil, Friday* ami Saturdays he dmined Troy H f'hiitip* divurreil Mi«» M hem g p inncit h r a group of a Salvation Army uniform and Harr on irr«Mind« rrudty «nfi W et rla*s member*. collected pennies for the poor fM iw y, ha* been te! a * the de»«rti«>n Shr ih*»t him in thr Sunday*’ Wow' • tMinach in J a n u a ry . ID5t#. but hr date for live event which will be tin Sunday night lie berain* Uie did n«»t pr«*«« rUivr*, Krurdinif held at die K in g and Prin ce R e * playboy of the Western world, to police. .j^ l*'» r*n t near C a **e !b e rry. moving in lasndo::'* fanciest night* invtlaitazu have he*n ixmishI to cltifw, lipping hig and living hig t'd members whig* add reuses are wilh the 314.919 he had embezzled known. Ye* 'n be emtarted sre Rube (Joldberjf Hurt from lh« jewelry firm where he N E W V u R K i d 'l l C u tlo o n ist worked. i|.e former Fthei Dale. Christine Cuo«, Rectfia Mae Hart. lorrame Koiie tioidtwig. 74. was hospital­ live triple ktfe rd Taylor came llrgmao, ocZama Blade*, and ized today with a disle-ated left uut Wednesday mi Old Hailev Clrady Lallan'. Jr Vnvone with •huithlrr and chipped tome suf. where he told live judge he wa* ItfurmaiKHv cjn ’ern.ng ti e»# ]s;» feted when be ilipped and fell on guilt/ on aM 102 coonu <d forgery, re d * m m '-.*-! in call Mr* Diek a sidewalk a- he left a N'e<e York ttieft and embezzlement Hig he harher-hoji k •ert. wrntrii one thing certain: ly MOSCOW (CPI i — Soviet news­ paper* today accused If. S, Secre­ tary of State Prristian A. llrrter of gixiug "silly'’ ami "ungracious" answers to i|iie*tion* alamt Ameri­ can foreign policy. Pravda and Izvi-stia criticized Oerjrr'a an*wi-r« to >|ue*lioni on ('. S. policy on disarmament, Red China, foreign missile hares and rocket development. In Copenhagen the afternoon newspaper *'H.T." speculated to­ day that a family dispute over Hang Jen«en'« plan* to return to Denmark might he Ihe real mo­ tive for hi* disappearance. H T. «aid he recently t<dd • Danish friend hi* chance* in tho l mint State* had been spoiled and he wanted tn return to hit native Denmark. Police discounted the theory ad­ vanced by saline of Rang Jensen** neighbor* that hr might have tieen kidnaped Ity pro Communi*!* ivr Communisis m connection with Ilie incident which resulted in the Iixm of hit UN Job. M oon Shot Judy Garland 111 NEW YORK (IIPII — The atlorney for Heard Consolidated Pub licatmn announced Wednesday that the company'* t-l.Hat.iaJU New York libel sun ag.nn*l the Amen can Newspaper timid would tie dt upped The publishing company filed a l*i million soil in Washing ton Hie previous d.i*. Heard con lend lhal the timid published IdaUm* and iriiunoire via lenient * m a report staling that tnr New York Journal-Arneric.in, a Hears! new* paper, and the ScnppUowsrd newspaper. New Yoik World Tele grain A Son were planned lo inerge NO. 572 SANFORD, FLORIDA Union Member Threatens Hel ler Criticized ( b ia n g is pledged uinlet agree m e id s with die t tilled S la te s not Vo w-e fuicv «< the "p rin c ip a l k f m e an * of w o rkin g tor the d o w n ­ viutt ii j n f * r * M ir 0/ n a rrn iu H, Sh* lr * nr»| nnl) fall .»( th * C h in e e t'o m m u n ist tiiai th«» I S Supreme Cuurt had re g im e uti the m ainland. turiuNl her Intent m|i|sCm I. I he t luted States.discou nlw the U 'si v 1ri|r h r r w ith III! It* chnict* p<Jssihlllt> of w su cc e ssfu l popular nt hr r t flat 1 tn jmlrvirv I Dick to I till le v n lt in Red t tuna utiles* large U# tvt ia’*:m «erviti|| thr «eni+ni-r elem e nt* of the at m y tu rn a gain st melfd nut in 1B57. tne regim e nr lir a up with a d is s i­ KnrmU «jild *hr Indk’Ktfd «h< dent factum w ithin the C o m m u n ist plAnnrd to return to Ttfian to»hi> P a tty. ■iq shr «M»uk| dtiir! dcrvinif thr *S H S Class Of 1939 Plans Reunion THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2(i. 1959 Diplomat W ho Refused To List Jet Sets Record I’ INK-CONE T l’ItKEYS to brighten up Thankagivinv for Seminole Me­ morial Hospital putieiiU are presented by Mra. Connie Williams of the Sanford Garden Club to Hospital Administrator Hurry Weir and Dietician Patty McDavit. The tiirkeva. which th* Garden Club member* fabricated from pine cone*, pipecloanrrs* cre|>e paper and toothpick*. were placed on the patient*’ fixxi tray* (relay. Katabliahed 1908 Construction Of 33 Homes Is Planned �A-V Minister Stresses Need For Service In Kiwanis Talk Can Settle Strike ■ A M Y N. MANZiKK, line chief of VAU-tl wua trannferror) to tho Fleet Reecrve last week after 20 years of aettre Navy service. The VAH-11 commanding officer, Cdr. Gordon H. Robertson, left, read the chief's orders and presented him with a parting gift from hla'ship* ■utee before Matuiek Inspected the squadron for the tu t time. Chief Manslek plans to settle in Sanford. Inf atecl union and management officials to a new round of conforanees hens next week in hopes af ending their impasse over a new contract. Tho eonferoneea probably will start Tuesday. They represent the government's first formal stop to reopen negotiations sine# the SOO,000 steelworkers were forced to call off tholr 110-day strike and return to work Nov, T under a Taft-Ilartley injunction. Union sources exported little to com* o f the new talks because they doubted that the companies would come up with n revised wage offer until shortly before the W-dsy Taft-Hartley injunction expires Jan. 26. Under the law, the presidential fact-finding board which recom­ mended tho Taft-Hsrtiay Injunc­ tion must report to tho president by Jao. 8 if tho dispute hoo not boon settled by than. Worry Clinic ' qegy oatoot You raMten ho tho t o r acd mark yewr owe auawm I la tBa CBHttoas hotow. to oath cam, am worker to It finitely emortor to too ether: BY — GROflCE W. CRANK, f k . D „ M. D. CASK C — tot: Joseph Suooeo, Read about M, to a prominent manUUdterer, a* well ai a itaunch YMCA rooter, at St. Louii.| BoconUy ha vialtad my Bible C bm at the Chicago Temple, and MC Stood together afterward*. "Dr. Crane,” be began, "I havo worked out o quick telephone techtoqm by which 1 eaa weed out 13% o f too undesirables who want exo- CRtivo Job* with my company. “ Thr example, 1 tell about a ample of concrete cxici and then « k them bow they’d handle thow actual problems. “ Ohviooaiy, thla doean't give v' \ j i C \ Cl rf n f hi Arwt PHONE FA 2-1316 ADMIHHION . Me KIDDIES UNDER 13 • FREE TODAY R FHIDAY FIRST HANFORD SHOWING AT T.SC AND 10:18 P. M. CO-FEATURE AT 8:13 P. M. "A PRIVATE’S AFFAIR" la Technicolor • Starring Bel Terry Gary Wfloa Moure Crosby realiie, but I likt to see bow they will approach tho probloma. “ What oloe era ra employer do to check on a proepectivo worker?” T U T r o t BMPLOTU Well, lot’s parry that queitloa aad lot you reader* vote. Aaaualog that other thing* arc equal, which of the two noa below will usually raaho tho anew reliable worker: Tbs tallow who earned hla own money by carring a newspaper route during high school gr the boy whose parrata slaply gave him aa allowance? The man who carries adequate life Insurance or tho Improperly In­ sured applicant? The man who imokne or the nonsmoker? The man who Beet liquor or the teetotaler? The.maa who Is In hock to the abort loan compute* or tho fallow who Uvea within hla budget? FROTHY OK HTABLE Many people have frotjiy per­ sonalities whereas others are sta­ ble and reliable. Which of these men Is usually more dependable? The active church member or the nonchurch member? The Sunday Krhnot teacher nr the non-teacher? The Boy Scout or YML'A worker vi. the non-worker In such youth groups? The home owner or the renter? The parent v». the non parent? The fellow who originally came from the farm or a city man? Hi* high school graduate vs. the min graduate? Tli* oldest child vi. the middle (or youngest) child? The divorced man or the one who is happily married? The fallow who take* his reire* lion with his family va. the one who runs off with hla mala cron lei? The former operator of a term or other private business va. the felolw whu has always punched a lime clock for a living? The man who tells vulgar Jokes vi. the one who does not? The fellow who heU on tfe* hore ** v*. the non-gambler? VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE Anybody who has graduated from an accredited or large high school has usually proved his In­ telligence, without other expensive I. Q. tests. So the answers to the questions above arc then of Irvmcmlnui val­ ue in weeding out the less elfi ctenL In each query riteil. one men Is generally superior lo the ulhrr. STARTS TODAY Yuur ThnnkbitivinR Hit 3 Dili DAYS Fabulous FABIAN and that BLUE DENIM*8IRI . in a motion picture aglow with young love and adventure. "Sine* w* have more mntorlnl bteatlnga than any other nation, why aren’t we a happy people.” the Rev. Baieoob Carltoo, tuper* lotendcnt of the Enterpriaa Methodiit Children'a home, asked San­ ford Rlwaolana yesterday. “ Why are half our hospital beds filled with patients iufferta| from mental tensions? Why are tran­ quillize* so popular?” the Meth­ odist minister asked. The reason la that our material blessiois don’t send us to God as they should, Rev. CsrMou sold. Determination to a«t simply tho material things In Ufa mikes tar an empty eiiatenca. Thoeo who bare the meet materially, often seem the moat unhappy, ha said. How dlfforont this situation In from the Pilgrim fathers who apcnl their first year In America wricked with disease and on the verge of poverty and yet offered three doys thanksgiving to God, Rev. Carlton pointed out. America la truly biassed by God. Carlton atreoood. Wa havo a billion acre* of term land, MO mil­ lion acres of forest. 100 million acres of mineral land, 17T million major machines and a radio lor every three people. “ But, many of our children have loot the way; they are la tho courts because they need someson to raaeh out aod help them/* ho said, and cited tho need for service rather than mere personal gain in Ufa. IN PATH OF DISA8TER — Here is one of the home* amnahed by the TWA Constellation freight plane which plunged into a residential area near Midway Airport, Chicago. Hie craft waa attempting an emergency land­ ing immediately after takeoff when it crashed. The pilot and co-pilot and at least four persons in homes were re­ ported dead. Nine others were missing. At bottom, an unidentified homeowner searches through wrecked houae. Fire-blackened crib liea on ita side at left. THE BIGGEST TAX CHECK given the city so far in this year's tax collection was presented to Sanford City Clerk Henry Tamm Friday by Robert Shcdden, manager of the Southern B«U Telephone Company's Sanford branch. The cheek was for $ 16,862.44. Legal Notica TOYS * HOBBIES VtrTfTIOta KAMI Nor ICS IU hereby alien that I am engaged In buelneae at til* •anforO A*#.. Semlaole County, Flarten. under the fletltlou* sea* *f, leaterd novelty C*. esd that 1 Intend to reulettr eald same with the ClerU af the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, In ,acrordenre with the provlelon* of the Vlrtltloue Name Statutes, tn. •It: Stetloa Ml.•» Florida Statutes lilt. Seminole High To Join Biggest School Program •emtooto H I* School wto Joto to tho largest nationwide oduca(toast tooting program in hlatory toto aprtog, county testing prop a n director W. W. Wharton told tin Ptoeernat P-TA at this week'* Moat to toe goifdom'a profess­ ional elite will shoot for the I2.0M flrat prise to the first to two Flor­ ida tournaments which cloae out the PGA'a ISM season. The field of 128 pros Included Art Wall J r , the IBM Masters champion-end leading money-win tier to the current Mason; Arnold Palmer, the ISM Masters champ; Doug Ford, Dow Ftnaterwald, Julius Boros and defending cham­ pion Pete Cooper. Legal Notica Norton in HUBERT C1IVKN. that th. Board «f Tounty fommleelon•r> of Hsmlnale fount,, Florid*. • Ill rseelvs M e te d bids up lo < n'rloek P, X. Jliimtav. November SO, ISIS at Hie Clerk'S Off'r* In III* I'nurt Hour#. Sanford, Florida, for Die follow Iris: A<-<-ountlnn Mmhltta > have the following eiieclflrallone: Minimum of It r*Xl*tara with It amimulatlnu nnd totalIne illssU capacity. HaimnaUl. vol.___‘ unit. fur I Itanslne machlna applli-allnn when dr.lr.d, Bat-lt rontrnl unit contain* four program*, and a Iurn of the ••Uetor knob »«ltrhM frum nn* prour.m tn onuther. Amom at It- i.rrla*. nmvaoieni ami inathemaMr*I func­ tion, iirouranimait on the i-nnlrnt unit. Automatic tslillei af all accumulator*. A u t o m a t ic prlntln* of U.ytiu.ril ilalo. Villi kr> hoard. Mult bar* illt, - 1 aublracllun of all accumulator*. Puriliaaa t-i ho (•■nllnsant upon dollvary wuliln iuiri> dara from dal* of purvhaa# order. The Poar-t raaarvaa tba riant lo rajait any and all blda. lllda |,» ha upontil at a nnolinu l» <'• lield T u t.d ay. livrom lier I. IS IS . Ji.liu Krliter, fhalritiao Vltoali liavld it. Oalrhol, Clark To ha piilillihtd Nuiembar l» ani :* iii» Seminole County students equal­ led national average or above U teat year, which is a reflection of a good school program, Wharton laid. The educational testa show­ ed (wo per cent gifted, 14 per cent superior, M per cent average, 18 per cent below avrrig» and two per cent mentally retarded. Scholarships are often awarded on tfta basis of these ‘exams, he said. Seminole rounty school leaders art working an two pilot projects to deal with the two high and low categories. There Is one quali­ fied teacher for escepdonal child­ ren in the south part of the coun­ ty, Wharton said. Teachers wtll consult with parents to help the parents understand their children's problems, he explained. Pinecrest'a delegate to (hr Jttth Annual Florida P-TA convention held in Jacksonville Nuv. 18-lg told the local group that now more than ever he is proud In belong to P-TA. U . A. B. Chevalier raid that tho convention atmosphere was purposeful and enthusiastic. P-TA la noa-purlleua but defini­ tely politic a] to the extant that H engage* In politics to get laglaIstkm passed for better educa­ tion, Mr*. Clifford Jenkins, first vice president of tho national P-TA reminded tho Pin*event par­ ents. PInacreat treasurer and finance chairman Freeman Baggett pre­ sented the proposed budget which war unanimously approved. Pinerrast’a P-TA now ha* ICS mem­ bers, Mrs. W. A. Hon), reported. Sl«: William H Bailer a Irish On TV Betty n. Ballsy CHICAGO (UPI) - Notre Dane T* be published 11, H, t, M. will appear oo three of the four college basketball ttouhieheoder* boated thin Mason by Loyola Univanity la the Chicago stadium. Notre Dime play* Bradley and Loyola mots Xavier of Ohio to the program optaer, Joe. M. la Tkaatkfal Tribute — THB HBMINOLB — DnBARY HBABT COUNCIL gratefully nceepta and acknowledge* memorial rentrlbnitona far HEART RESEARCH. te a Our Layawsy A ai P.N.B. H u \ T O Y GALLERY MaitUad Ptoaa Maitland* Fla. Ml T4ICC o r BN BVBMMM m XMAS “For Warmth, Softness and Beast? Carpet Is Ideal!" SPECIAL Belie Broadloom $ A 98 100% NYLON 4 w-J* 0 P. O. BOX 1M Sanford Liioleum & Tile Co SANFORD. FI,A. FOR YOUR THE STORES CONVENIENCE LI STED B E L O W Olmedo Confirms Hell Turn Pro LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Unpredictable Alex Olmedo confirm­ ed todsy he wtt ready to turn professional and vowed he would be "the greatest player ever.” But the top ranking amateur tennis player of both Americas conceded humbly be bad "a lot to learn" and was a long way from the lop where Pancho Con rate* and l.t-w Hoad pngn as the world’s finest. Promoter Jack Krairrr said a i-ofitrart in the hands of Olmedo’s attorneys and that it would be only a matter of lime beforr signing ll wat indicated the 23 year old native of Peru probably will aign Friday or Mon day at the latest. f//vAftPY/z/'/c/wrlbr/u/'/f, Cowan’s The Family That Sknlen Together Sluyn Together SKATE CITY Echols Bedding Co Gwaltney Jewelers Gormly, Inc. Gumm Jewelry B. L. Perkins & Son B. E. Purcell Co. Randall Electric Ro-Jay Robson Sporting Goods DOG TRACK ROAD Ju«i ion Feet Uff U »y. li » Turn \t eat at (he Big Lighted SHOE SKATE I'hone TE 1-1081 Adult Begteuer* C!*»* — Monday! 8:15 to 7:13 put. lluu-i-w lie .’ I’lnaa—Ihuradey* 10 a. m. lu 13—and 2 tu I p. ( Itlldrcn'l nder II tin an — Saturday. IU In ll:.1l) a. m Figure and Free-Nlyle — Saturday a 3:JO tu ti lt) p m. PRIVATE LESSONS UY APPOINTMENT Inalrvctor — Mr. George JlcUudre Speed ( la.a — Tuesday* 8:13 to 7:13 p.m. Junior Hotkey — Saturday* 1:3(1 to 3:13 p.m Senior Hurkey — Sundays 1:30 i* k:0Q p.m. Instruct** — Mr. Boh i empbell OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. Psrty Groups By Arrangement With Management Nntinoe BntUfdny nnd Ssndn, g to 4:M p. m. MANAGERS) JOHN MIKI.ER nnd J. HIIKAI.Y BEST l YIIUI fid rtUN 1)1 HH" s m tIIIIN S Garrett's Hollywood Shop Ivey’s Jacobson's Dept. Store Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler Kel's 5c, 10c, & 25c Store J A M IH 1S S A .V fv BNAISO NEW N U H l H U N U l ' l Mather of Sanford Sanford Electric Co. .Yearn Roebuck & Co. Sweeney's Sanford Furniture Co. Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. SMA«1 I' 1 yH'JI Wert Jewelry Miller Radio & Appliance Wilson*Maier Furniture Co, McCrary's 5c & 10c Store Western Auto Stores Powell's Gifts & Office Supply Yowell's f t �9 Married Yesterday Meeting 'Friday Pilots Hotel Church C alendar rmiBAT Bible survey class, Fir* list Church 7:30 p. m. En ter prise Dinner M eeting Personals Mr*. U.vid McNab. Mi** Hobby* Morton and Mra. Patsy- Baa«ett A sere hoitecse* at the November E m oting of the Pitot Club, Tuesday evening at the Civic Center. Mr*. Bassett alio served a* program chairman. The table* were elaborately dec­ orated with arrangemrpti of gold and bronre chrysanthemums, gild­ ed sea oata and other fall foliage and greenery. Orange candle* in brasa candle holders and horns of plenty filled with fruits and nuts , com pleted the decorations. ” Final arrangement* lor a dinner and businesa meeting were made tor Dre. I. Mita Mildred Parrish, of Tallahassee, governor of district four, Pilot International, will be the honored guest. Mr*. Sidney Ives, mental health counselor, give an intrresting talk on-the subject and Val Robbins of the health department, showed a film on how the mentally ill can be ^selped by competent counselling. ^ Twenty-six members were pres•nt for tht dinner and meeting. MRS. GERALD COVINGTON. left in presentmjr thsTerri Lee doll ami it'd wardrobe to Mrs. Leon M. Swain Jr. who was the lucky winner. This was the main project, sponsored by the t'lumma Lambda chapter .of Beta Sijrma Phi, for the benefit of the chapter’s service projects. Mrs. CovinKton was the chairman of the project. (Staff Photo) Miss Hntha Wright of JackMtnvillc arrived Thursday for the holiday weekend with her par­ ent* Mr. and Mr*. L. M. Wright. Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Henderson and s»n Howard are Thakigiv-' Ing gur*ts of M/Sgt. and Mrs. Iliiliard Lamb ami family of Or­ lando. (P&AAo/iaU Mrs. Hetty Williams o' Ft. Lauderdale baa returned alter a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Michael Caolo and bar family, ^ a t their home on E. Voodland Dr. Mr. end Mrs. Hob Sheddcn and family art spending Thanksgiving day with Mra. Shcdden's sister, Mrs. Robert McCotik.y and Mr. Mccwuey, at Grinund Tit.hit. The ladies' golf tournament. | held at the country club last week end was very successful. Mrs. James Livingston won first prise end Mra. Ray Herron was # second Socially Accepted The Daughter* of Westey flua» day School cla»s of the First Methodist Church will meet la Mc> Kinley Hall, Tursday at 7:30 p. m. for their annual Christmas party and program. Each member is requested to bring a gilt for exchange. It shouM he gift wrapped and have thE name of the person bringing it, enclosed. Hostesses will be Mr* Donald Dunn and her committeo. .Mr*. Lilllian Rranan and F.manuel Compton were married at ten o'clock Wednesday morning at the First Presbyterian Church, San­ ford. by Dr. lather Price of the Fir»t Presbyterian Church of Or­ lando. wa* attired In a blue •uit with rhinestone a black satin hat town guest* for the weddm* were Ma’or and Mra. William C Rranan of llnmeftead. Fla. and Mi»» Helen Compton, Orlando, childrrn of the couple. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mr* Compton left for n wedding trip to the lower East Coast of Florida. On their return they will he at home at 221 We»t Nineteenth Street. Sanford. A'eterins of World War I and Iho auiiliiry will meet Friday at • p. ns. at the American Legion bom* tor tbo regular November mooting. Ail World War I veteran* and their wive* or widow* are invited •go attend thia meeting and “ 'hriatmas party, jcheduled for Dec. 10 at the Legion borne on 17M. . .uxiliary r.iairman, Winilrcd Stile* and barrack* chr man Ed Ludeckr. would like to remind all elidible perions that it i* not needaary to be a member to attend either or both o( the*, meeting*. The two committee* met at the home of Mr*. T. A. Stile* thi- week ■ « diteuiv plan* for the annual ^hriitnta* perty. MONDAT HOSTESSES AND HONOKEE at the shower for the new ndopted mem. her of tho Flamm family are left to right, Mrs. Alfred Chiles and Mrs. A. W. Woodall, the hostesses and Mrs. Donald Flanint. (Staff Photo) Shower Honors Mrs. Flamm And Daughter, Deena Beryl Mrs. A W. Woodall and Mrs Allred Chiles werr hostCMCf at the Woodall home Monday night fur a baby shower honoring Mrs. Dun aid Flamm and her adopted daughter Drrna Beryl. Die serving table (ealured milk gla-s punch bowl, a pink Huffy French Poodle and a take d,-curat cd with miniature booties. Art fully draped vinery and pom pom* added flattery to the table arrange­ ment. Alter party game* were plavrd and priie* given to Mrs. Irving Pryor and Mr*. Wendel Skipper, refreshments o( lime shertiert punch, eakc. mints amt nuts were served the guest*. Gur*t* invited In enjoy the shower with the honurre were Aimes. Neil Prudcn. J. II. Bailey. J. D. Cordell. Paul Colman. N. V Farmer. W. |„ liramkow Jr., \A L. (iranikowr Sr., Sidney Nix, Irv ing Pryor, Jack Stamper. Ralph Austin Smith. II l» Stanley, (lor Dawn Kiddy, George Beers, W. P. don Sweeney, W. II. Stemper,, Hrook* Jr., Fred Fisher, A. J. Douglae Stenstrom, John K. Peterson. Jerry Doulhilt, J. I, llorlon Jr., Ilenny Austin. Amo* White, Jimmy Wright, lieurge Ione*. Olto Thomas, K. W. Chri*Well*. J. P. Wilson. P.alpli llrtt* U-turn. Lloyd Swam, I.eon Swam, la-wt* Harley, Francis Hall. (tuber. Hodges, AVcndcl Skipper, Je*»e Carter, Huth Heinmrrly (the •onortes mother 1 and the Allssca Hobtieyr .Morton ami Alartha Gra•an. Mrs Rabun Hostess To Chureh Circle DKKNA IIKItYI. FLAMM Committees Named For Card Party NEW .MFLMliKItS of ,\i Beta Ktu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, who re­ ceived the exemplar degree at the progrexaive dinner Monday night. Left to right (seated) they are: Mr*. Dun Batten, Mrs. itulpli Beit5 , and Mra. Malcolm Lodge Jr. Standing. Mrs. Itoiiert (.'u*hing and Mr.*. Gordon Frederick. (Staff Photo) Progressive Dinner Honors New Members Of Xi Beta Eta The XI Beta Kta ( haplcr of Beta Sigma Phi honored their new member* with a progressive dinner Monday evening The group gathered ai the home of Airs. J. L. Horton, Jr at 7 p. m. for the appeii/rr. Mrs. Hor­ ton and Mr* W. G. Fleming served delicious hors d'ruvrr* and apple Juice. The main course wa* enjoyed at the home of Mrs f rank Alelune The dinner wa< served bullet style with member* seated at individual tables. The buffet table held an arrangement of yellow loses in a REASONABLY PRICED silver bowl flanked by white taper* In silver candelabra. Silver ap­ pointment* were used on the table The menu consisted of chicken Offir* Supply • Gift Shop .tetlrau-ni, baked squash. French 'beans almnndine. lime salad mold 117 8. Magnolia FA 1-5812 with dressing, and hot French bread. Serving as co-ho*te*se» with Mr* Mi-bane were Air*. G. Andrew arrangement of yellow rotes, f ive .speer. Mrs E. C. Harper Jr., burning while tapers were lined Mr*. Harold Chapman, Air*, C. AI. across the from of the table Each Nichols, and Mrs. Clurletnn Dlls*. new member was presented with Mrs. Vernon Hardin was hostess sn exemplar certificate, an rxern at her home lor the dessert plar pin, and a yellow rose. course Mr*. Don Hale* assisted Those receiving Ihr degree were Mrs. Itardm in serving coffee and Mrs. Dan Batten. Mrs. At J brandy pudding delight. Lodge, Airs, l(al;di Belt*. Mrs Later in the evening the Kxainp- Hubert Cushing, and Air*. Gordon lar Degree was conferred upon the ‘ Frederick new members Mrs. Speer, presi­ A short butinrst meeting follow­ dent, conducted the cc-rcinony. The ed the ceremony. The next meet­ ceremony table was overlaid wilh ing will be Dre t at the home of a wnifr cloth and centered with an 1Mra. Horton. POW ELL'S The siage has been i t in Pc Hary for the Women's Auxiliary of the Seminole Memorial llos pital * card party, to tie held Ik-c. 1 at 7 p nt. at the DeBary Com ntuniiy Center. Reservation* may lie made in Sanford by calling Mrs. Victor Rohcllo at FA 2-730U or in Hi­ llary by contacting Mr* Carl Gal les, Mrs. Micharl .McDermott or Mrs. Alonro AlcCatley. Ticket* may also be purchased from »n> "Pink Lady" or at the hospitality »hop at the hospital Air*. Alcl'allcy it general chair man assisted by Air*. Robello. co chairman Other committees are Mrs. Hubert F.ln.rrs and her refreshment committee; Atrs. Phi NOTICE lip latunsbery, Mrs. Harry G Hunter, Mr*. Clyde Woodard, Air* George Wakefield, Airs. Mill* patigli Aan llracklr. Airs Philip Ahrens anil Airs. John Ryru. Tables, Air*. Atari in Yo*t a* listed by Airs. Theodore Broome, Mr*. Charles Itraun am. Air* L. J. Frastel. Door prizes, Air*. Ilroome. deception. Airs, K. V Hlackwrlder and Air* W. If. Faulk and publicity and ticket*, Air*. David Hunkel. The Shirley Smith circle of the Plnerresl Haptist Churrh met Tuesday at the home of Mr*. Aoncile Rabun in Lake Monroe. Air*. Alice Fox presented the devotion service, tiling a* ner topic, "Prayer." Plans were discussed for the week ol prayer, to he held, next week. Alnnday lliiuugli Friday. Each circle will be responsible lor the program one day during the week The Shirley Smith circle will be in charge, Alonilay Alernberx weir ivinmded lo fin •sh tlirir clown dolls by tier, a and bring llu-m In the grncr.il meeting of the Church on that •laic. Some will be kepi for the Church nursery and the rest sent 10 some foreign mission Held. First Raptut Church W. M. U. week of prayer program by circle 3. 2:30 p. m. Pinrcrcst Baptist Chureh week of prayer program, t p. m. Fel* lowship, 6 30 p m. Association Sunday School treminf program, 7:30 p. m. For Her Christmas NOT NUCIG... JUST CUIUS QodStyoncb tho N E W d ia m o n d shapo OVAL ILCOANCB, designed by Laxare Kaptan A Sent, lac., cutter* of the world faasosta Jonker diamond, la a com­ pletely new concept In dia­ mond design. TN(m lira W' im+ndo ire Weatini »■ r*e«f wmtktf Why not drop In today? H would giva u* great pleasure l<» ahnw you Shis .n.rVlIng new creation In n variety of One ring setting*. Shopping for a clock should In- fun. if you forget it 1* a neces­ sity. l-onk for one you wilt enjoy watching. Wm. E. KADER sharpen tho flavor of avocado with a little fresh lemon Juice and Instant minced onion. 112S. Park A te. FA 1-23*8 Jeweler ctoico Alake an Itr cream pie in a hurry by lining a refrigerator tray with graham cracker* or rookie crumbs. Frrc/c ice cream in tray. At tervmg time, cut diagonally Into pie shaped wedge- TO TA X PA Y E R S The 1950 Tax Boll has not as yet been completed and delivered to this office and in all probability the tax hills will nol be mailed before about the middle of Decem­ ber. Taxpayers, however, will be allowed in e * UP TO 42 MILES PER GALLON 4 percent discount for payment during • Naturalizer • Nunn • Bush • Freeman • Paradise • -Star Brand • Jacqueline the first 50 days the tax books are open SH IR TS for payment. After expiration of the first ax" rvo» Poll-Parrolt “ Open Till 8:00 Friday Night” 7 7 lc JC e & T Jto io A Q o . SMALL CARS ARE OL'U BUSINESS — NOT A SIDELINE! 8M FRENCH FA 2-1095 S vtuA Where Quality In Higher Than Price 30 day period discounts will be allowed as provided by the (General Statutes. $5.95 7hr fine fabric- nnri (he foniou* "fit In per­ fection” tailoring make* them firwt choicn everywhere. Severnl rollnr ntyle* wilh Frencll regular cuffs . . . ocean pearl button*. JO H N L. G A LLO W A Y TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 115 S. MAGNOLIA AYE. Sa NFORD FA 2-153J �J i i \ 71 i-o g p Editorials TV ACCORDING T O THE DEMOCRATS By MIX B o a to (risk ti H, Its handmaids* tire, oro almost on* with tte dodo. Tte auly full-time operators is tte purple grace department now­ adays are a few old-tashloaed politicians, tte nation’s later lenders and Now York's iefnltibto Robert Moses. They art tte only practitioners around wltk • gift far hyperbola and tte dead-pea DOtdod to project It. Wo live In • statistical ego la which poop!* art Mora prone to heat * computer with logarithms than * dsad horse with purple pros*. So perhaps that'* what gives tte lavectiva a comic tinge. When C*org* Moony, president el tte A.P.L.-C.I.O. erica out against tte Taft-Hartley Act as "a stave labor taw," 1 marvel that te can do ao with a straight face, Tte "slaves" ha addresses ere net oaly possessed at creature eamiort* but hove only te go te H a s Its S h a re O f T u rk e y s T o o tte rapta w i aat win be Flay Year Mmeh, a flaadaaa Tadmsa stew that baa blekad aN X * Y O U <UH> - f t H k i tte aatwarks before. i» MtaM, WiKr, um t m i meettee Mtaya era k i i M Mr Then's Tory little to Indicate that daytime viewer* are out aI Me Tbagfcsgivteg Day Ubiea. elaaa when you I t e l m m wba te Busk, •NT, w t e II «MWa V TV tar* keya, r f wbM thar# bim ham M M b W t flump apedmau Bwtui i l l hour* MM MMM. laeg tfady called '‘Iran; Tte BritTha Mm i M m tarter, la n r (It Any," is belag put together •H “ TIM Jits Irifae," by Sdward 1 Marrow and Win* Lawia. Bat tte tur* site Burtett for a CBS reports r i # t aMei te- telecast aa Friday, Dee. 1 1 ... _________ ____ tte Louti /our. Paulette Goddard till* la (or pantea Mattel. Tte MUtoo Btrlt aHat Arina* Frasei* oa aest BunMattel with LaeilM Ball tad Deal dtp's What's My Line?.. .Add la at n i a ia m m tte roster t i Art Curacy's NBCTV Meets!, "Very Important Peaw t tte tear C u t e bay* pie," eat ter Friday, Dee. 4, . ta t U ft a ’ra ahapgtag •route actress soi taHte Olerida VandcrRrtortwy. r « tet tH te w r J o bill.. .George Schaefer, producer t e l ter tte MttUU. i n k a lt e ti tte Hallmark Hall of Fame ... ■trials this Helen, bai been Mgaed to coproduce end direct ''Aimes," tte Atmce Semple Mc­ S ^S irtS lT iS itt titeteatei ter thla pcd<«raa4 Pherson story to be icon on NBCTV’s Martims next year.. .Kata “ a s ; — Bourbon strati Baat; Smith jotna the Ernie Ford NBCTV aMw for Mm* tong• on Thuri- * S & & H E h * M > day, Dec. IT.. Jelly Ana Howes baa tlfned to alar la tte roman^ V S w a te r — HaatUaa Ira ; tic comedy by Tony Webiter, Wichita Torn. "After Hours," icbedulcd for NBC TV's Sunday Ihowcaat on Fab. J d m f Bteaa. T. r S f c f - iBtMUt; Houi Dt » w •Paraa. J Saturday — l i t * t t e n ; Ba- Letters aaasa ate tte Tte Mm ate tte CbaUaag*. Butear — B lm teat; Tbe Alair.— T, _ mo coda a n t (or HBC-TV* diytlmt quli TniMra Huat. Actually, weeks a|o. ailaaal lave*__ at TV full ihowa touched tlgalloa •ft a wavt wa at oo-iotarsst la Traai* art Huat oa tte part oC apooaora. Ate Jm Murrar. tte emee# and t e a r ti tte program, found himatU meeting wttfi tte dlatrlet attansy Md tba NBC braat. 1 have aa doubt tbit as tte program nor tUAdt. R Is abaalutaly kmeit, Tte ntsoa is thit you cast fool sroute much with nothing, and nothing happeaa on the show. Monday, for oaanplt, Murray kidded around with a winner for atatly IS nlaulai bafori bo could bring klm*elf to open a tiwaaMM ateM nod atew tin man la ted waa oa tail Friday a I know many ahowi art Bathing but tltat-UUm, but thla ii earning it to an extreme. Ineldtetsuy, tba centcataat gave r To T he Editor Editor: At this Tbankigiving time w* wish to thank those who have bestowed us with klodneiiei. Many thanks ti the differant church groups who have included us in thair circle of lova; to other women's groups who have found it in their hearts to spread their ehoor our way; to the in­ dividual* who render u* these services; to our creditors for their eontiauod patiooce; to our nalghtera for thair understandIng; to you who may remember us la your prayers. Thank you. May Uiia Lord be especially boun­ tiful to you aod yours. The Sarepta family, Sarria Rost Home D ow n U n d e r S o n g s HOLLYWOOD (U H ) — Frtd Murrar a gift during tbe show— ZInnemann has cleared the rights it waa a waih cloth for getting to Hire* Australian folk songs to at the »pUie — and I conjured up be sung by Robert Mltrhum In a new TV format In which tho "Th* Sundowners," which was lain people go an sad try to out- shot en location In Australia. The » each other with taay glfta for tuaas are "Wild Colonial Boy," “ Morton Bay" and “ Tho Lime l i t tmete. While the loi» of Trcuure Hunt Juice Tub." Tbe lyrics will be tonIt not too bard to bear. I nott •4 down for tba picture. S DAILY C R O S S W O R D AOUMUI J. Reigning twenty d. □raylah St.Hh’uv 17, Throng •.Ur.BuUl* 39. Kx* vu,cm ceo t. Liter* 7.>v,dMwweb 4. Fib plecss 32. Estimate 3A Wong's tilwicr 34. Crow dad Jg P 3&*upUeai 1*, Aatria** Indian AMr.CrtteNb actor SI. MU* t. hirer Hip N iF m tk Bite iiiuatev tor II. Boy's llckUMA u isr a Baste Qm m Yteterdsi*# *•!•»* 1« BA Attic* township N lN 14, Dota and 13. Wicked 14. tear at, Ah»r* a&r* J T .R o u lslU hat 31. Bofor* 49. Smallest atai* tabbr.) ar.i SlSUtSi tom tal (U tm , ass •f. B T Busty 49. B u m 's IwstniiBtefc 41. tester H ill mmmfltetei M tetetet 11te M v 42. French Fiver 3.31m court t Jury a cosu rs 3. Crtaywied Assignment Washington By KD KOTF.RBA KN ROUTF. FROM ANTARC­ TICA — Maybe It was tht honkytonk piano Mayba It was tha frontier streeU of McMurdo, where instead of dust kicked up by horses’ hooves It was dry. pow­ dered snow sent flying by trac­ tors. Perhaps It was the heavy beards or the potbelly staves and the bant stovsplpes sticking out of weath­ ered, old frame buildings. Possibly It was tbe attitude of the men— carefree, proud, rugged. Whatever It was, now that you've left it, you m ognlie it as the old, real spirit of the pioneer. The Antarctic Is probably the final place on earth where men still find the excitement, the ro­ mance, thn struggles ami the hardships of the rra of the 'JOerx. Already I miss the cumaruderie of McMurdo, the little Navy town near the Jtoss Ice Shelf. There was the wardroom — the town (Mml hall, au to speak. g\nd then there was the gal about town, In tbe days of 'UK they hail Klondike Kali- This voiirg !*>•"'• name <• Tillic. Tillle repuset above the bar, almost life sire, anil the men — who haven't seen a woman In person in nearly a year — speak I aaktd Dr. Ed. Hadblom, Navy of Tillic aa If with awe, and re­ captain and base surgeon who spect, although to me she hard­ comes from my neighborhood In Btthesda, Md., about tte psycho­ ly looked like a lady. logical offsets en men In this laolaShe was painted by Naval Lt. Istlon—and bitter cold. Well, the Joe McNelly of kail River, Mass. doc said, tho msn ere always raJoe la a gangly, bearded, em­ vishlngly hungry. A fallow wilt barrassingly modest fellow, the come off a hike across tho snow camp's out-going supply officer. and the first Ihing be does Is grab Joe's wife, who's been sweating far a quartsr-pound stick of huthim out in Uaklaml, California, ter. Each man gats three pounds would have approved of the of most a day In the Antarctic. A “ idol," he said. After nearly a lot of It Is fat. werk on the Ice, 1 was beginning Lika the old-tlmera did in the to approve, tun. d»Js of the Old West, they do Thai genuine honky-tonk music some mining here. But not for on the upright in the corner uf gold, of which there U plenty in the wardroom was the product of the hills. They mine snow. Tte Air k'otce Capt. Noel Arsenault, a msn bring it by tte sctep-sbovellilobemaater pilot ftum Chelsea, ful from a crease two mills up In Mass. The captain spent two days the hill above camp and dump It tuning the old bux before ha sat Into a snow mtllsr fer drinking down to piny the first tune. end bathing. The morale of these isolated The law of this frontier Is: No men on u continent larger than showers oftsner than once a Ibe United States is astonishing­ week. And no ona complains. Tha ly high. Hut sonic of them suffer­ moil distressing thing Is those ed, as I supposed the old pioneers outside toilets. For an outlandsr, did, from "The Hig Eye." I found It takes grsat courage and | n.Lr.l "French*," the radio I tremendous urgency to crawl «si dispatcher, just what "The Hig of s warm bed In the middle of the Eye" meant. And he replied for-1 night to pito on five layers of lornly: “ Sir, that's a ten-yard Jclothing and brave the icy winds. stare in a five-yard room." | Antarctica is the last frontier . . M any Problems Face Ike On Visit By PHIL NEWSOM When President Elsenhower vis­ its Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, on his U-naliun tour nest munth, tho inainlilcsnce of its mountain setting may remind him oT Coin rado Springs, Colo. But Kabul’s magnificence ends with Its view of the snow-capprd Hindu Kush mountains. It Is a muddy, dsrk-hrown city with wily a few modern shops. Russian buses and ears dominate it* streets, which also were paved by the Russians. Crctn lawns and attractive flower bed* arc hidden behind walled compound*. Afghanistan Is one uf five na­ tion* the President will v'sit whirli have common boundaries with the iron Curtain. Uf them all, Afghanistan is the closest to becoming ■> Russian satellite. The reasons srs many. Une is the country's geogrspiil cal location which makes id a buffer between Russia and India and Pakistan, and a natural for Soviet infiltration. At the same lime, Alghan • Psktslsn relations have been strained over Afghanis tan s demand for a free pathan state which would Include some of Pakistan’ s northwest territory. But, as is often the case, Uic real reason for Afghanistsn's present close relations with Rus­ sia is economic. Afghanistan his received econ­ omic aid both front Russia and the United Slates, but by far the greatest amount has come from Russia which hat .ranted the country a 1U0 million duller loan and flooded d with Russian sxperil of ail categories. In contrast, U-S.sui, while steady, has amounted to a com­ paratively small five million to seven milium dollars per year. Russian and Alghan barge* ply Hie Oxm Hiter, bringing in Rus­ sian machinery, petroleum, su­ gar, fabrics and oilier goods lit exchange fur Afghan wool, cot­ ton, nil seed* an-1 dry fruits. Russian experts assist in Af­ ghan ail explorations. Russian engineers build power and irriga­ JACW TUIL oia SeeSetr Bailee K n itte d oalir aaee*i ^sixtBr, »wa4Cr, ••« ikru ta*., t«kiwk.a Sctcrior snw s SIss i Siiu c m . a Vsssrjsrr *r;vrsixuv ^ ■MOO to ■ ascahee a* sac M T wfeleh u estssica esslae, •s B s sss IW l iw s IMm Nm m *0 all • O I N M tflN nn lacwi sews **<c*M hs mu BA •v Bait ■ le d * e m i r a face • M u lls i’SIH u iJ s an I Vest S.T0 • r o' I Mac IB •c sate la Hiva yea, •r has someone you know, just moved to a now Imum ? Lamml**0" Y O U G E T A R IC H . H A N D -R U B B E D L O O K WITH MOORE'S SATIN IMP1RVO IMAMU CTT=- 7 FA 2-7954 o FA 2-1756 Added Attraction HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -W arner Brothers publicist Bill Latham has aa added incentive to plug hard for tte picture ha's working on, "Tall Story." Ills two-year-old son. Dana, plays the part of Ray WalaUm'B son In tha comedy. W fttOM r W AGON 23r4 S t m t jE . n leautilul colors matched to legal Wall Satin Wears long . ••washes welt o Easy to opply Benjamin A* VEGETABLES FIND AN ASSORTMENT CLASS and PAINT CO. F A 2-1622 FOODS. FRUITS, AND FOR THE PREPARATION OF YOUR TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING DINNER PLUS SOFT DRINKS M o o re d . SENKARIK H I W. 2nd Shop tha LIH GIANT Nasraat You Your Convenient Quick Shop Stop Or FINE • For furniture, v>ood trim or walls lllr. IIGDUCTIONS Realiiing that our first thought shwuld always ha "SarvlRf You," we are keeping our glares open all day Thgnkttgivlng. far your akopping convanianaaWa thank Cod for our cuatateers and our Many other blteaings and wish for you tha baat af everything YOU’LL :o ; You* Welcome Wagon 2 • Hoatean wilt call with •4/ ■ g i f t s and f r i e n d l y , ! 2 greetings from lha ram2 • muiiily. • 7:00 A. M. TO 11:00 P. M. h$ERV0 FREE PRIZES sp it at 6th ftt. i NEWCOMER7 THANKSGIVING DAY - A Pre-Christmas Sale Phone — FA : 0300 In tte courts. The courts held that tte a o m anly was ap—ding far "paliUcal adueatioa." McNa­ mara waa. Tte bead-tax system la used widely by Big Later to (teanca Us axpasidihins for political ac­ tivity. Big Labor In Michigan levies six cento a month on AFLHO members to raise about $300.. 000 in good timaa. Recession and unamptemant hava cut the taka now m about BUO.fte. This guile bite la ample. Tba and political result of this lavy on union mambars should arouse tba envy « f Republican fund ralaari, causing them to wish they could lay a head-tax of ovan a nickel on aomahndy. They cannot do that. Naitter can tte basds of tte great corporations lay a beadtax of even one cant a month on their stockholders tr thair amployaa. Thera vwuld ba coait-te-cadat commotion about that. Many ao taxed could and would object that (hey were befog compaUad to tribute, tewavar little, te nalltical purpoaai af which they did not approve. Bom* unioo member* hava made that same complaint. Thor* la moving now toward late winter decision in the U. S. Supreme Court a legal dispute which might spoil Big Labor's big political take. In this case, a few union mem­ ber* seek to limit strictly to purposes of labor nnaotlstloos and collective bargaining all uao of thair duel money. If the protest­ ing union member* win that ane, big uaor is likely to gat nut of tte political education business, fast. WILL BE OPEN llig Store • Wide la Glfle A Heme luprosamenl Heats — SHOP NOW* lion projects, and drive a tunnel through the Hindu Kush moun­ tains, bringing closer Afghanis­ tan's southern and northern prov­ ince* by nearly 130 miles. Otter Russian aid build* alrporti, ctuirnt factories and melal works. Whilo small by contrast, U. S. aid alio has bean substantial, in­ cluding dam and airport con structlon and aiaiidlng In Afghan­ istan's substantial educational program. In year* pa»i. Afghan trade flowed southward through the Kyber Pass to Pakistan. Today, Use bulk of it la moving northward into Russia. BY LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPI) -Thera ti a shocking muscle behind Jlmay Hoffa's threat to knock off in next year’x election tte members of Congress who voted for labor re­ form. Tte muscle adds up to a llttlt more than 1230,000 a month. That la wbat Hoffa's teamsters wHl put up each month on the bails of a tS-canta-a-haad deduction from their dues. Hoffa will hava a political war chast to gogglo tho ayes of fund rslsort for m va political parties. Ntltbcr the Republicans nor tte Democrat* have a money tree such aa that. Tte Taft-Hartley Act of 1MT laid • heavy hand on Big Labor's political apasdlag. John L. Lewis to IBM dumped nearly 1300,OM Into Franklin D. Roosevelt's second term cam­ paign. Tte CIO PoUl'?al Action Commute* in 1H4 accumulated about that much from various union treasuries for political pur­ poses. Tte Talt-Hartley Act smanded the Corrupt Practical Act to re­ strict union spending Just aa poli­ tical spending by national banka and corporations ti natricted. Taft-Hartley forbad* unions to make contributions to candidates or te apend money In connection with primaries and elections for tbe selection of federal official!. This prohibition of political axpenditurea—not of political contri­ butions—was invalidated by tte Supra mi Court. Big Labor may spend but it may not contribute. Tiiat did it, so far as any real restriettefl on liber’s pclitlcil spending was concerned. Big La­ bor went into the field of political education in a big way—educating the voters for some candidates and against others. Tbe CIO moved in 1234 to knock the remtining bars way -down. CIO funds paid for nine television program* boosting the U. S. Senale candidacy of Democrat Pat McNamara. The Justice Depart­ ment got an indictment but lost M onth GIANT FOOD STORES G R E G O R Y ’S caciL u r. rawsiER (it? *41ice Oaly tteee Interested la the praaemtlsa af purple prase ran really take at face value Ike sotcry of David MeDwuld, preaidant •f the Iteriweritere, that the in. French Are. At ft' Thuraday, November 2G, 1953 ■ a s - v a * S N U W . M a * s s s rca iM M * MVM.TN 4. W l o i l t , a l m s k l t a S i s s i i r ten it aeewe te this laaeceat by­ stander that the aalea leader* erea’t at their yerauerive beat in picturing their followers at "slaves" ia bondage vile. It Makes me wander If these geatleaeh hove ever reed sa much et a •Ingle volume aa tte aubjeet of $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 A 4 More Days te * 4 dnitry would apply "a htocksnate whip on the bocks o f worker*." (Next weak] William Jaanlxgn Bryan la "CrnH o f G#Id."> Either the labor lenders tern n sense of humor er else they feel the public tee none whfh they picture American organised labor aa -stave*." Mew workers U tba real o f the world must envy these American "slavei," who can afford their autos, homes, televlsfen, washing machine*, et nil But the big boys era in lorn with tha slave Image (end if Amtricen organised markers art "slaves,"' what have the leaders been doing nil these years U| Now Leui* Pierro, a member IF tte steel union's wage policy pan* tl. wean an armband with tha legend: "U.S.W. of A., Ike's Have*." Not to be left on the aide linee whin the purple prose flow*, WsL Wr P. Reuther, president of (he United Auto Workers, has come up with a deicriptlon of tha steel* workers a* "victim* of the brutal Injunction of government." ^ Still and all, In tha InvectivB Division, Purple Prose Dept., I am tte first to admit that tha Meisra. McDonald. Maany and Reuther have to take a back scat in the presence of the old matter. New York'i Mr. Moses. In hi* moit recent outburst against his critics, Mr. Mote* favora Billing*, gate over vutgata, and stake* % claim te thi doctrine of infalli­ bility. heratofert reserved for tRD Papacy, Maybe there ia a moral fee these gentlemen In the shepherd boy who cried "W olfl" once too often. I'll bet a dime that the neighbors would have been fed up with him much quicker and left him to hi* fate far sooner If te bad continually cried, "That blankaty-blank* ty-blankety blank' wolf." Purpla prose, like garlic, ihou bs used sparingly to be effective. the paUlag place te •Bent ballet te aatteswl. beat affairs. A ad. thanks te the Leadrua-GfttBa Mil, these ombc •levee win saaa te able te eserelse • secret ballet eve* te wrioa affairs. New I have ao avert syaipetky for aanageaeat ttea fer later in tte currant eteel hassle. If 1 ted ary druthers, I'd haeck both their head* together with eguel ea­ H offa's PsM cal Fasd 3e y i " a ? y I new Robb Says HUNTING SUPPLIES CRUSHED or BLOCK ICE FROZEN FOODS and MEATS PICNIC SUPPLIES MILK BREADS EGGS CANNED FRUITS C1GARRTTVS TORACCO CANDY �■ I f# fa fir l Thun. Nor. 20,1959— P ago 8 |m H fojuinqlvn By JERRY COVINGTON Wtll, it'a over lor another year. Coaches Jim Pigott and Dave Laude brought their junior-itudded lineup out of an early season slump and roared home With a very respectable 5*5 season record. These two fine coaches, along with their assistants, Bud Layer and Dick Silvers, deserve nothing but praise for the outstanding job that they have done this year. Although the record indicates only an average season, it was the most colorful team to watch in quite a few years. Seeing that a conservative type of football didn't suit their ball club, they immediately adjusted to a wide open of­ fense and passing game and it did the trick. During Coach Pigott's first season with tha Seminole* two years ago the team compiled a great 9-1-1 record while scoring only 74'points. This year the Se­ minole* roiled up 188 points in 10 ball games and scored enough to beat just about everybody they played with a few breaks. .Coach Pigott attributes the great of­ fensive flourish this season to the profasaional football that the boys have been watching on TV. Seeing the great fan ap­ peal that a high scoring offense make*, the boya juat naturally like to go with the ball. What better way of moving the ball is there than passing? Seminoies Beat Deland 14-0 Coven Sports Although tha Seminoies will be losing their great pair of peas catching ends and their running halfbacks, looking at the ones that will be back next year gives you quite a thrill. Mike Roberts can be ex­ pected to be one of the greatest quarter­ backs in the history of the.school. He cRme of age about halfway in the season and took charge of the field. His passing and signal calling has been outstanding and with this year of experience under his belt he should be second to none. Juniors Bobby Barbour and Alex MeKibbin also got the experience this sea­ son and will be able to add to the offense. Sophomores Bill Phagan and Billy Rowles are also waiting for a shot at the offense and should find little trouble in making the step upward. The forward wall should also be sec­ ond to none. With fellows like James Markham, Rusty Simas, Johnny Whelchel, Charles Fox, Glenn Hodge, and Doug Tnmny, there will be plenty of beef to stop the opposition. With a combination of this material and tha great Seminole couching staff, I’m giving odds that we go undefeated right now. During Coach Pigott's three seasons at SHS he has compiled an out­ standing won-lost record of 22-8-2 and with a 10-0 next year that will look even better. Congratulations, Seminoies, on a fine year f* I BY JERRY COVINGTON The Sanford Seminoies cloied out their 1039 football ichedute last night with an Impressive 14 0 victory ovtr the be Land Bulldogs. The OBC co-champions finished the season with a very respectable 3-6 record. The 14 point* they scor­ ed last night left them only 12 away from the 200 mark la scoring ed this acason. The Seminole defense enjoyed its best night of the season at they held the rugged Bulldogs at safe range throughout the game. Big Neely Rosa and James Markham were the key players ia the great defensive effort as they were con­ tinually throwing Ihe Bulldog backs for losses. Junior! Charles Vox and Glenn Hodge were also a tremendous part of the effort with their outstanding tackling. The great Sanford offense was able tn move enough to keep Ihe edge all the way hut lh* cold wea­ ther had both taatni fumbling and the passing game wasn't up to par. Junior fullback John Uann scored the first Seminole TP on a three yard plunge and this marked the first time he has scored thie sea­ son. The second Seminole score came on a beautiful screen pais from Mike Hubert* to Terry Chris tenien who went 48 yards for the score. Christensen also added both points with his talented toe. Action got under way with San­ ford receiving. They immediately began their march down field. A 13 yard pass from John Lovelace to Christensen moved the ball in­ side Bulldog territory. A p u s play from Roberts to Lovelace wee good for another firit down at the Del.and 20 but the Bulldogs rose up to stop the march and took cover on downs with the bell resting on the 18 yard line. Statistics W ith Packers DETROIT (U P I)-The Detroit Lions won't be looking for a sta­ tistical win when they face the Green Bay Tickers today in the ninth Thanksgiving Day battle be­ tween the two teami. They want a win on the score­ board. Partly they want revenge for an earlier 28-10 shellacking adminis­ tered by tho Packers, and partly Legal Notice s i r n r e n r a r.a n i.i r i o \ r t . n i . ItK , t t r i T i w . m i i s i t s p o v ■Mi h u s k s avis * r H e r r s . T O W HO M I T M A T r O N C H R N : .Node* l> h - r t l i r * tr -n that ths B-tirtl of f o u n i y Fom ml— loner* of Krmliinl* I'nunl*. Florid*, St Its r n u l l r m »rlln * h-td on til* Ji tH d » y of g o i l m b f r , ISiS, i t l h Court Muu>s In h-nfunl, X -m ln u ifo u n t* , riu n d a , pui-u *nt tu o*tltlon and nutlrs hrr-tufar* alvsn. **••*■ and adoptsd a Itan'.luiluit tiualai, v t c . t l n x and abandon In* r*n.<upc1nc and d l« '-U lm ln i an> a n t all rtaht nf th« fount* of ■•mlaota a n ! the publli in aad In lh* f a lln n U a d i i r r l l i H rnadi and atrdata In Xrmlnol* f o u n t } , Final. I*. t o .n i t: I. All of C o n » * y .Vvrnti*. Clov-11* A V•nII• and Knnwden A t . * nua. arrurdlne ! » tha plm of S la . - i i n - I’ark, I’ lt t Hunk 4. p » * » TT. rnhlli- ll r r o r d - of Pamlnul- fount*, Florid*, g. All of T i n g - l i n o Prlv*. H i t sum* Mrlva, Trm pl* Mrlvr. V i l r m U U rlvi. Cltrua Hrlvo and l^n|<iat I Jin-, according In th« plal of Phillip* Ho u nd K i v r n n i Park Hrctlun nf Innh Arhnr. I’lat llook la, p i g ' - i « and iT, Public llrrord* of S-ntlnnl- fount*, Florida. Bv lit- Board of Count* Cunt■tl-'lonara of Hcmlnol* Count*, Florida, lh l« Jtlh da* of .Notrm* » r. A l>. IJi*. (MCA!. I BOAftP " F COL’S T T COM * MISSIONER* o r SKMIN'OLE C O U N T f, F LO R ID A Bt David M. Match*!. Clark Bv Martha T . VlhlSa lirplltV Clark 4 More Days G R E G O R Y ’S Big Store • Wide Pre-Christmas Sale FREE PRIZES m r . HE D I CTIONS la Gifla t Home Improvement Items — SHOP NOW! 0k. they want tu make up fur the 24-U loss to the Chicago Bears last Sunday when the Lions rolled up 339 yards gained to only 130 for Chicago It'a also a question of jobs for neat year Tobin Rote, number one quar­ terback when the season opened, but bow only a substitute, his in­ dicated he'll quit after this sra»on If he can't make the grade as Detroit's chief signal-caller. Karl Morrill, currently thi (rid­ ing piater In the National Foot­ ball league, was eipceted to start for the lions at quarter­ back. But Morrall couldn't get a acute ■gain-t Chicago. Jt was Jerry Itcichnw, sometime- an end and sometimes a quarterback, who di­ rected both last-period touch­ downs against the Hears Lion back- had fuur fumble* tecovered by the Hears, and four Detroit paasea were intercepted. Green R-u he- - powerful Tu­ ning game led by a pair of 21S pound backs, Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor, and quarterback Bart Starr completed II of I!) pats at­ tempts his last time out. For six players, the Thanksgiv­ ing encounter will have a person­ al meaning. Rote was a top qiiartcibaek for the Packets before coming to De­ troit. Halfback Don Mtllhenny and tackle Norm Masters went to Green Hay in the deal that sent Rote to tha Lions. Halfback Lew Carpenter i- a former Lion and Ollie Spencer, who went tn Ihe Packer- from Detroit in the Rote deal is now back with the Lions. Linebacker Dan Cuttle waa a popular All-American with Michi­ gan State and end Ron Kramer played college ball at Michigan. Ruth wtll be hoping to Impress home.stale folks and Masters ia aDo a former Stale player. Ful­ mer Packer head coach Scooter McLean ia now a Lion aide and Red Cochran, a former Detroit aa-i-tant, is now on the staff at Green Hay. A capacity crowd w*s expected for the game, in which the Pack­ ers will try to even their season record at 5-3 and ihe Lions will attempt to remove some of the tarnish from a 2 61 slate. Record Night Slate Phone — FA 30J00 By A lan M avar LONG-TIM E STAR CHARLEY CONEPL Y N Y6/AN T* QUARTER BACK, B A R G A IN By t illM Yresa latomalleaal Wilt Chamberlain has cleared lbe last obstacle In beating tha beat la (ha National Basketball Association. TRo Philadelphia flipper scored 43 point* and aharad 13 rebounds as he ouigimed Bill Russell and the Boaton Celtics. 133-113, Wed­ nesday night. Russall and rompany had Male* the Warriors in their only previous meeting. Dodgers To Play In Coliseum Again WHO'LL TnOUOH Air 5 SB AHO - m Hi* tfrH YEAR i d - AS A PRO, CHARLE/ : - r /£ HAY.H(S aV£ OP , Hi* P E S T SEASONS BE ** HQHOREO M 7H A 'CHARLEY COM PLY * PA T A T YANKEE STAO'UAX ON hoy. 29. r- /.v the FASSiHa 'STA^STtCS. AS As’R 7 b o b b y l a >\s h a y s BEEN TAKt 'JG TURNS ATOCCUPYHa THE RUNNSR-UP SMor -O SAMMY EAUSH NALLT. **/ TOAW ** lhe#».lnJ|d *g l « f fttlert* Jp«*w «f Yea, and Hodge. The deeped they penetrated'all evening waa to the Seminole II where Johnny Whel­ chel intercepted a Bradshaw pats and ended tha threat. While the Seminole line wai look­ ing aherp. the Bulldogs were also causing a great deal of trouble for the Seminoies. Lovelace got off a 12-yard run and Lundqulst picked up 20 yards near the end of the game marking the bulk of the Sanford offense in tha final period. As the clock ran out the Semi­ noies took to the air but they failed to click. It was a very fine game on part of the defensive of both equada aad the superior line play by lbe Semi­ nole* was the big differne* j„ the contest. As the Bulldog* would threaten, the hlg Seminole line would cent* up to meet tha eiute. LOS ANGELES (DPI) -A ll ma­ jor detatli bare been worked out that will enable the Dodgers to play a third season la lha Memo­ rial Coliseum, officials said today. "Everybody left yesterday’* meeting happy, Including Buttle Bxvssl," Kenneth Hahn said fol­ lowing t meeting of the Coliseum Commission Baseball Committee. Baviel is Dodger general man­ ager. All that remetna new Is for the Coliseum Commission to approve the committee report. Dodger owner Waller O'MilUy atready has agreed to terms calling for 10 per rent nf tho gate and all concession Income for the 1940 season. It wilt cost (he Dodgers ap esti­ mated 1400,000 to 1700,000 more to play In the Coliseum in 1M0 (ban in aither 1838 or 1M*. Rut (he club must have a place to play until (hr Chaves Ravine "dream" ball park — lumttlmaa a night­ mare for Dodger planner* — it completed. In other league action, the St. Louis Hawks defeated the Detroit Platons. I04-PT, and the Syracuse National! downed the Minneapolis Lakers, 100-83. Towering Chamberlain took over aecond place from ailing El­ gin Baylor o f Minneapolis in the ■coring parade with a total of 303 points. Tho Stilt la only 43 points bark of front-running Jack Twyman of Cincinnati, Chamberlain alio tied a Boston Garden record with 10 field goals in the second quarter as Philadel­ phia swept to a 6332 halftime lead. Boston narrowed the margin to ltd-ill In the fourth quarter, but Chamberlain went on another ■coring tear to put the game on Ico. Sam Jones paced Boston with 30 points. Russell, bothered by ns ankle injury and five personal fouls, missed a heavy portion of the second half. He had 13 points and 13 rtboundi. Bob Pattlt, defending NBA scor­ ing champion, sent the Hawks Into a tint place tic wl\h Detroit in the Western Division as ho paced St. Louis to an early 34-IS lead. The Platons, gaining ground in each period, closed to three points in the last quarter but couldn't sustain their drive, Gent Shue led Detroit with 22 point*. Syracuse walled until the last five mlnutee to beat the Lakers, A pair of free throws by Georg* Yardley and another by Boh Hop­ kins broke an 84—alt tic and sent tha Nats on to victory. Red Kerf had 23 (Mints for a Syracuse high. Larry Foust scored 2t for Minn*. spoils. O nfcrlB’calories to the Spoonful To Stage Open YKRBA LINDA, Calif. tUl'J) — A 123.000 invitational golf tourna­ ment will be staged here Jan. 1317. Ed Carter, executive director nf the PGA, said Wtrin«iay the tournament will replace the an­ nual Tijuana, Mexico, event which was cancelled recently. A pro. amateur luuruamrnt wtll precede Yes, we are very thankful! INTRODUCING: PICTURES OK SAN KURD'S MOST MODERN IIA H im ARE STOKE U p r '- 'w .f ia .O ^ i . . . celebrating “If It’s Hardware, We Have It” ' !* .8 J.V; '• 86th our THANKSGIVING! 1 • HO U S E W Very few buiincises are granted the good fortune to aurvivt the rigors of lima and human frailty to have eetn 85 Thanksgivings come anil gn . , , In ill of Seminole County, the HILL 1.1‘MBKK & HARDWARE, nlonc, esn prove cl**ini to such « record . . . . FOR THiS WE ARE DEEPLY THANKFUL. CHICAGO ( LT’ l I — The Chicago White Sox will play a record 31 night games at home in 1980. Last season, the club scheduled 23 night games at Comiskey Park. Maple at Sth St. eew in etchings of fumbles and punts aad most of the action took place at midfield. Witk four rainutee remaining. Bradshaw fumbled on the M and ftuaty Sinai recover­ ed for the Seminole*. Lovelace took the ball and moved to the 4*. Roberts then call­ ed for a screen pais and he hit Christensen, who. with the aid of several beautiful downfield blocks, went all the way. lie then came back ind booted a beauty through the uprights to make the score !44. The Seminoies had taken advant­ age of mother Bulldog fumble and moved to the four when tho gun sounded ending the half. Roberts threw to Jim Grarey who Just about vent nil the way. In the second half, the Bulldogs continually drove into Seminole territory only to be set back bygreat tickles by Msrkham. Ross, Wilt The Stilt Scores 45 Points As Warriors Beat Celtics Lions A fte r M ore Than Navy Bowling Led by Argo, who took both in­ dividual high game (217) and high series (347) honors for the week, MATRON Seven Alfa moved into undisputed first place by taking three point* from GCA Tow.'r, which dropp*d into recond place in NAS bowling. Paced by Blaick, who shot a btaifng 338 sarles, third place HAT* RON Thrca Alfa swept all four points from cellar dwelling HATRON Seven Bravo. With Stetler shooting an even 300 series, fourth place NAS Operations took 4 points from undarmanned II A T RON Hirer Charlie which played with two blinds. Fifth place NAS Com­ munications copped three points from MATRON Three Bravo and C03IIIATWING One moved Into sixth place with a 3 point win over the FASRON 31 While Hals. The up anil-coming Marine team, with 1st Sgt. Mills setting a brisk pace, shot their high series of the lesion and took high tram series hunora for the week as they took 3 point, from FASRON 3t Chief). Standing!: Wan 1.0ft MATRON Seven Alfa 77 a NAB GCA-Tawtr 23 ii MATRON Three Alfa 23 13 NAS Operationi 23 13 NAS Communications 19 17 L’OM HATWING Oe 17 19 Marine. 13 31 MATRON Three Charlie 13 21 MATRON Three Bravo 14W :t>« FASRON 31 Chief. 13 23 FASRON Five One While HaU 13 23 MATRON Seven Bravo It1-. 2t‘ x On the first play, the bird sk irl­ ing Seminole line cricked tha DeLand ball carrier end Charles Yog recovered oa tha II. Oa second dowa. Lundqulst skirted left end for 14 yards moving to the lulldog four. Two plays later Mann banged up the middle for the score aod Christensen added the VAT. giving the Scmiaolei ■ quick To lead. DeLand took a tremendous kick by Christensen and Immediately marched back to midflatd. Just as they were beginning to go, lobby Rarbour broke through a host of blockers and threw Wayne Brad­ shaw for a nine yard lose. They were forced to punt end Sanford bad the ball on its on 13 yard line. As the first quarter eaded Robert* bid punted out o( the hole to the DeLand 41. The first half of the second period Now, on our 8hth Thanksgiving, Hill Lumber hs* even greater cauie for thnnkful rejoicing . . , Our beautiful, modern salesroom and office Is complete aave for a few final touches; end wc look forward to many, many more Thanksgivings to come, with new vigor and determination TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD EVEN BETTER THAN WE HAVE IN THE PAST. PRICES DO YOU NEED t- on Lumber — Plywood — Roeflog — Paint — Glass — Tiling Insulation — Toola — Hardware and BUILDING SUPPLIES, Call FA 2-3581 Popular Brands The Lumber Number,” for Sudden Service at Our HOUSEWARES Farrell's Arcade Package Store 310 E u t First- Sin ford We Give Top Value DEPT. includes Ihe best in Cook Ware, Cutlery, ind HouMcleaninjt Supplies CLEARING O U T . . . a large stock o f DeVOE PAINTS (discontinued colors) at BELOW WHOLESALE COST Hill IMPLEMENT Stamps 216 S. Oak Ate. HILL LUM BER & H A R D W A R E 213 W. THIRD ST. SANFORD Hardware FA 2-3093 7t l L fl �I• F a it 0—Thura. Nor. M, 1959 Quail V watched THE P IP HOME TOWN By STANLEY t, Far i n i S. W u M la Real 4. le a l b u t t Waatei I. Rail Ej u i i far L N a r l| i| i U l u povcuevycficnooGoow/1 •(OHEDMSTKr IS&V10AILWEJUH6LE.'<X) THEEVILPCWEO ABECMLVASt>E STATUS- A V oe niEwiicH- AFflh’l f JU6 T LIKE SOU« J Ah/OIHtB MANf Kow.ooocmj/, V mi^OHEES Bate LOOKING lor a real aiee glare, cleaa aad airal;- furniahed. 1W Elm Avenue. MS. NO f-UBT.> 1. Bnaiaeii llpperUattiM 7-A Uwraaca *. Female Half Wealed ». Mala Ktla Waited II. Mala ar I’aaala II. Mark Wasted IX. PlemMag Services I I U M ik a l Service* 14. BaUdiag • PaJatiag • II. Special Ser vitas il*A Baaat? Parlara I*. Flewera A Plaala IT. Pair • Uraatacb . Sag If. Machinery • Taala O X . I ’LL GET OUT MV OL* HARMONICA AN* HAVE AN EVENIN'^ CLASSICAL !— 1 MUSI C / f V00CANt>1S til FURNISHED 3 bedroom garage tpartmaat oa Lake Golden. Laka privileges. Moat aea ta ipprariale. Call FA W3T4. D4STBCV tw e^ w w ii Legal Notict mt.l.lAM VI M TTT ■U4PUIME8, ¥ WANTOM. ' ANNOUNCEMENT Stewart announce! the opening of tha Market Barber Shop located at the State Farm­ er! Market. 1300 French Ave. I trill be glad U> aae all my old friend! and new buiineia ia lolicited. W. WITCWWtH* .— . Of THE JUHJLkt H. CLEAN nicely furnished upstairs SECOND FLOOR apartment. Turnapartment >71 Phone PA 2-0(*l. Uhed. Couple preferred. $53 month. PA 3 1757. SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablaa. 401 MlgnoUa. FA 3-0730. RENT A RED ROOM A BOARD Ph. FA 2 0303. Rollaway, Haapita' A Baby Bede By D»y. Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE UO W. lit St. FURNISHED warm home, com Ph. FA 2.5III plete. Carporte. Atalea yard. >M. Hurl Mougblon, 2062 Kiblirui Court. AFTER December tth., 2 bed room houie. kitchen equipped Phone FA 3-5303. A happy, feaatlul THANKSGIVING lo everyone! We're Cloved Today The OFFICE, Lake Mary f Chat; hilL " mk J » « — fUTJLST tons rxojJN ro dtt m w eooim %■§ A d tC M IjM O jm roaumiHA “ Moat »a»vc*tA*te w D4IM1 r A*r Pcfaaaaai. o r r ia i.ir a n e n TO THK DKFISXDANT: Katie McMillan * m U lb*r Hi ra»t Phllaralahla fl. rannolvanla TOf ARE HKIIKRT XOTIFIEH ta upeaar to lh# iborc-itrlae rlUH, a divorce lull, which ta pandlna In tha riirult I'curt »T the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In an.l for tha Caunnr af Baminala. and tha Stata oT Ftarlda. and ran ara harahjr required ta Ilia >nar »»haarano In tha aald .auaa «n liacamhar Hat, A. D, INt. U t thla Not lea ba anhllahad oaca Bar* Ini aaeh waah far four (41 awnaamtlvt waaka In a navipiftr af amaral rlreulatlan puhllahad In aaid t'auntr. WITXKM ia> hand and anal aa ( lark af tha Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In aad for tha Countf of namlaala. Brato of Florida, thla ITth dap of ho. vtatbrr, A. It, 1»»*. Havld M. Hatch.I clerk. Circuit Cean «f Femlnola CountF. Plarlda nr: Martha T. rihiru n.putr Clark ih e a i . i aillTH a TIPTOX, Attaraara III Kaat C'aatral A vacua Orlandn. FtarldA ruhllah Mar. I*. II A far. & IB. OFFICE SPACE with ample park ing. 215 Oak Avenue. FA 2 5906. 3-BEDROOM bouse Dec. lit. Phone f t avilli I-TTOO. FURNISHED houie, reaaonabie. Call FA 24330. 2-UNFCR.N1SHED houie*, nothing fancy but cheap rent. 3 bed­ room >11.30 per week. 2 bedroom *7.50 per week. Phone FA 2-331*. n t u p u to m e hOMoem OF tWFTVhlAI >Ou * * t avt it* ,. hot mniottrex lne miaomih! in fOTOTAVlNi} 0 0 * 1 ntee mowiifcivtAne *ja«uo mi stir S OAtrtirt' wrARt voutt ae Plaintiff, McMILLAK, a s t ic k TVS ^ GWir ooeooeu.'A ootoewu', M> MII.I..VX. aur we m u w t rretur me waemre .tuenefc rro n t to nhow we ■ luSr'WATM WHV TOii miar erwAni neat i 'mar * c o o « o s ~caht y hm M**nr a* MM tNVWmLMf . » ■ _ M I L MM. ’ TMMr m. ■ 0JtCMf»r 7MM KMMR%t O AG WOOD'S IN A G O O O H U M O R -TH IS W ILL BL A GOOO TIME TO ASK r h im f o r 1 ^ A m in k ) COAT r - J IM Dv i n G TO HEAP W H A T HE 5 AVS BLONIOE . HE OlDN T J|i'* HOLD THE LINE WHILE —t I V GIVE ME A D E FIN ITE HIM. ANSWER i L (TOoroie f _, v fV ,V goes to make some community more prosperous yours . . . or the other fellow's S 3 ANVTw.NJ VL1CONJ, S.W f P0J3ONE IT, VNAlTOIX ...VO J \ FOaJOT TO 1 TWS SALAC*... AN? 1. VM ALRIAIPY LATE! K ■R ...T FORJOT ,uy f WALLET 1 r An average of mere than 30% of the dollar yen epend ataya in )he any where W » ipent . . . lo aupport icboola, furnlah lira and police protection, put down paring to p«y the felki who work for you . . to aupport churckea and chantiaa . . . ta bo Invetled in mora kindi of merchandiaa foe your iclaction and convenianea . . . ta improve icrvlce facilitiai . . and to aupport ail tha other thing! that promote proopam#, gaowth end belter living in a community. M ake your dollars build community... not somebody elses! y .y .v o u beasts1 HATE YOU GIVE MC THAT PHONE- ILL TELL HIM OFF-? > LISTEN,VOU VOLMfl ^ • W W A T ’B T H * io c A ,U P » r r r iw « * v -^ -s O A U a H T C Q rrs wiNGe/_-wx HAS A C O L D .'-S O A WCRE BEHCAOSiNQ l oua class FTv b PLAV O VED > Twe Wl ^ T i RWONC-'i i. I IT P A Y S T O B U Y | W H E R E Y O U L IV E �\ A W ant A d A Day Makes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 »■ Real Route For Sate 5. Real Route Per Bale I. I f i t s Hardwood S-BEDROOM, living room, din3-BEDROOM einder Meek houie, y BEDROOM home lag room, kltebea equipped, floor*. Large lot. 2409 Adame furnished, reasonable 1 mile panelled Flor ' i room. Eaiy Court. Wynnewood. T r r m a. from gate, Contact Cl* bough, term*. CaU FA 2-3744. FA 21511. f NAS, aat 527 or 427. MAJOR BROWN REALTY Reciter LAKE MARY rh. PA t-3237 of PA 2-1M4. HOMES FOR RENT Tb« following la a Hat of selected RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES CB homes. well located in variReal Estate — leanranct oua aectioni of Sanford. All feaSardy Beoda lure fully equipped electric kitchan*. heaberr. hot water tanka, 21S So. Park Avt. Ph. PA 1-5441 1300.00 DOWN, FHA Senfard blinds, and rarioua eatraa. buy* tha deluxe 2 bedroom High­ Evane lldg. Uke Mery land Park borne, ready for Im­ Pb. PA M2W 2477 Princeton Avenue mediate poiieulon in . well e». 1 bedroom — US per month. tabllahed neighborhood with *aA rellent neighbori. Why not we STEMPER SAYS tits Adame Avenue this borne now and move In "I.el's Talk Turkey'* S bedroom — US per month before Xmaa? Contact Semi­ THU ad aeedi no fancy drawing. nole Realty, 1441 Park Ave., Do you want to go Into bualnew 123 Pinecreet Drive FA 2-5232. S bedroom — Wo per month for yeuraeU? Would you be in­ terested In buying a bright, MM Laurel Drive clean grocery buiineie' with S 1 BEDROOM. 2 batha. 4th addi­ tion Plnaeroat, 11.044 oqutty. major oil company gee ptlmpa S bedroom - f t t per month. Pk. PA 1-7443. on 17-117 - for only >4.504? Don't watt, or well b-ve to MV Laurel Drive 0 * bedroom — IH per monte toy "ll'a told I" MR. CLEAN ISM Raatway Drive S bedroom — f l » par monte Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. PA 2-1420 WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private batka, 114 W. Pint St SaSBi £ If you are abort on hmiture. this homo la clean atmigh to eat off of tee Boor* — ne pre­ vious owner’s claanlag to be done — yea. It's 1 Bedrooms, SPEND THANKSGIVING oak floors, tiled bate, and kit­ IN A NEW HOME AT chen equipped. Price? only SAN 8EM KNOLLS SI2.500.00, require* 42100 down, awume 4'*% mortgage at only 464.74 monthly. Excluilve with Weal MU Street, « Black* Wee* SEMINOLE REALTY 1901 Park Ave., PA 2-5232. FA I-OBI Agency 111 N,i. P ah 2-BEDROOM wufuralthed boo**, kitchen electrically equipped Avenue. Call 2412 Willow HOUSE, 115 Country Club Circle. PA 20274. We now have reedy tar Extrn U ric lot. |2M d . 337 50 paary TWO Beautiful 154 and per month. PA 2-7476. 1-BEDROOM hens*. tarnished, |U 2 bath, S bedroom ZEULI bulk m o n t h . O r a n g e City. homea. eloee to abopping and 2 BEDROOM. CB home. Low Spring 4-SB2. bote High and Grade ichoola. down end monthly payment!. Drive by theae tropic-.Uy landFURNISHED Lakefront apart­ CaU PA 2*2547. leaped home*. Our representsment. Contact R. A. Cameras. aU tlve ufB bo Happy to coot ft LOTS M Monroe C PO paved road. you. PA 2-2735. T ^ W e n te ^ ^ U w t 914.IM m f ne tew ee 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped ♦ WANTED: room In modern home home. Lew down payment. SM with private hnth. Mutt be A-l, DOWN cccn NO CLOSING ■ month, 1114 Summerlin. for active retired gentleman. FHA ■ W 1* COSTS Write Bon J. T., tlo Sanford T*A1X CONI TODAY! M A I ROTATE DRIVE « Herald. B 44 Prvnas Ave. PANTED bp ahtarty men of mod- W. I . "BiB" STEMPER Agency J. W. HALL Realtor A teewtw cat mean*; very email cottage Bealtor ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer or garage apartment. Write Pbooe PA 2 3441 Arthur P. Day, Everett Harper “ C«B Hell" Bon A, Sanford Herald. Robert F. May. Bart Fibber. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY 7T Rolen E. Neaaan S. Red I BR. house on MagaoHa, Juet out PA S-4M1 l i t N. Park of city llmi'e; kitchen equipped, ♦ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Venetian blinds, m ew heater. ACREAGE and FARM LAND Must sell at one*. 43444. Will pa s S n II ACRES tiled farm tend fronted trade for late model ear. by paved rend, near town. PA 3-4451 or PA 4-4533. T ACRES (enpa.), eriUvitod, asC. A. Whlddon, Sr. eeUent drainage. I ACRES beautiful wooded land, BROKER Stenstrom Realty high and dry. SM So. Peril Ave. Ph. PA M M HERBERT STENSTROM Levy. PA 2-lHS Regtetered Broker BY OWNER: frl LEN EISNER beet locates is Country Cfcte LOTTIE BEOADWAT ON L A R G E L A K E Manor. Phone PA 2-6641. KEN TOBBETT l ~ - f ------1 borne with 1H bathe; BETTYB D. SMITE liege Brins mom; dtalng room; Aaoaeiotea Florida room; terrnto fleort: Ph. PA 3 3415 ceatral heat. Several fruM 111 N. Path trace. NEW HOMES Lech A r t * ; S end 254# Sf). FT. OVERALL 4 bedrooma; Fw exciting 927,900 TERMS NAVT AND fomlly living wite planned lux­ BUSINESS PROPERTY ury plus ample entertaining NEWCOMERS U rge atore with eon Ibedrowm facilities and play m n at apartment and two 1-bedroom moderate prices. Shown by ap­ TO SANFORD apartment*. Oa comer tot with pointment. CaU PA 34432. a sm lot in rear tor parking. We twrite yea So bo oar awe* FOR SALE BY OWNEB: House, 132,000 TERMS aheelmoly k w wtteenl 312 Hotly Are., 2-bedrooma. ttew a* awe of Swnfeed‘a ROSA L. PAYTON Priced for quick late at 44,400. Metole while yes Rtgletered Reel I Mate Broker 31,040* down payment Contact ■ary E. Carmen - Lea Salve! able bawafwg few Mrs. M. L. Rabora, 1509 E. B. E. Rngevw. Sr. Aaooclatoe Seminote Blvd. family. Pick Up yemr buy at Ph. PA 1-1M1 17-42 at BUwatka our Salea Office. WELCOME & South P IN EC R ES 1 4th Addition Borneo De.iijrned For Florida Living. 2 ± 4 Red room a — You can m ove In hmmtdL ateljr while the pa pert art being processed. We Guarantee Pcrnonal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For Thn Flrat Year — Or Your Down Payment And Cloalng Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. f r r s ik Thtire. Nov. 26,19.19— Page 7 JJJ jerieM jm k es^ 24-A Trailers 114 N. Perk Ave. ■so FLAMINGO mobile borne • ft. BABY bod, ptAF POL Mwhalr. * 40 ft. 2 bedrooma, excallsnt hadTili* condition. Lot 74, Psrkt Avt. Tr. • Parkins A n t* deak A ehair. t . 14 ne. Cotenlal Park. Quality Workmanship A Materials living room suite. 6 P*. Terms Tn Suit Your Budget dinette. Base OPEN NOW •Prat Estimates motto. MOBILE HOME BALES •Tech OweraetMl tt MUt So. of Sanford 17-42 SINGER PORTABLE Hr Phone FA 1-4030 Sanford. Fla. NEW 1444 P \CEMAKER due, to responsible party with MOBILE HOMES local credit. Taka near pep* AUTO GLASS Direct from Factory to You. mtnta of 45.42. Write Credit INSTALLED Manager, Baa CM, 4/w Wyatt Trailer Sales Herald. Tel. PA 1-4411 T e a t G te n 3-BEDROOM trailer fully sir con­ SEMI AUTOMATIC Zig-Zag SIRVICE able. Twenty year guan waaber end dryer. WUI Sgakarik Glass and Flint tn. ditioned. part*, labor and etrriM. ReMil equity very reasonable or Itt-tU t . M Ik PA 2-4W will trade for equity is S bed­ ipcmtiblo party with local credit Uke over payments only. MB room borne. Phene PA 1-5134. TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL model. Write Credit Manager, Per S weeks only! Bos CM; e/o Sanford Herald. 21. Fsndtarw IT la. faccept some portables) 523.50 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick M ta. 53130 M Is. 343.30 New A Used Furniture A Appli­ Service With Thu Cask. SUPER ance*. A Good Place To AH tubes Have * 1 year (uaranteo. TRADING POST. PA MBIT. BUY, SELL or TRADE LLOYDS BABIO A TV READY H URD COSfCBRR 415 Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 24744 Jenkins Furniture Window Sills - Lintels - Band FA t-7415 555 laaford Ave. PUMPS - aPEDWLEB Rock—Stepping Btonoe — Steel AB type* and iliee. toot sited CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sinGTease Trap*—Precast Steps "Do it Yenrtrir Cement—Dry Wan* gle pieces or *et*. Also furni­ B | BSP AIR AMD RERTKB MIRACLE COWCBPT CD ture repair. Cabinets made. B T I N ■ 304 Elm Ave. PA MTH PA 2-7053. MialMtry and Soppty C*. PAINT 12.50 g a l T-Shirt* 44e. • BIG VALUES H* W. 3 ad I t Pb. PA 25432 "S h i's 0M o f BIT old sch ooR oteh on ." • QUICK CREDIT ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE 114 Sanford Avt. • EASY TERMS 11-A Btaaly Parlor* WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMM PRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator, fend DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP 12. Ptumhteg Services WILSON • MAIER I. Real Eetate Pec Sole condition, 330. Can be aoan at 3504 Adams Ph. PA 2-3353 New Used 354 French Av* BIG BUY! t i l l Plumbing Repairs A Satisfied customer k m PA BL SM I . 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen furn. H-A—Article* % Joe C. Thomas advertieemvnt. U**d foanlture, ayfliaacti, took Large lot. Immediately avail­ 1622 Ssrita St. FA 1.4544 ■AEIIEYTS BEAUTY POOR able for reasonable equity. etc. BeugM-eeld Larry's Man PLOW, (time or 154 IS. Oik Ph. PA T-S741 and dlie for Ford. PA S' Ml Sanford Ava. Pb. PA 341U 115% G. I. mortgage. By owner, l l tlScfrical Rerrir** evening*. n ot Park a., PA 1 SM4. Tear Glamewr ieadqaartere Wiring - Eteetfte ISA VE| Sid Vlhlee N ow A Uaad S T O R Y .B O O K HOU 8 E RANDALL ELECTRIC OO. BABY high chair, PA Furniture and Appliaaeoa ON FOREST DRIVE Ill Magnolia FA 1-5413 Beaaty Salon Two bedroom*, one pick, one blue l^ la jjW g r i PA I-7W4 -Shady lot—I 12.0C4 — owner M. -Dee" Vain Etechrteal Bar. 111 # Oak 405154 t . First Bt Ph. f i 1-0445 POUND: Siameaa Cat, yaaink Dei Says For Service Call. . had to move to Icy north and FA 2-4344 FA 1 5641 PA 2 7554 vicinity Pinecreet. Pey ad and will **U at whataver reasonable LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON BOLLAWAY, HotpRal and Baby board. CaU Dr. Foley, v, term* you offer. Make them Bede. Pay. Week ar MonH — Bagieriy Bldg. 2357 Orlando Dr. Ian. ea»y on yourself, but don’t de­ PU1MVTUBE CENTER ity catting us to ae* this little FLOOR sudteg and fteiahiag 16. Ftewora A Plante 1144 French Ave. LOST: Bull Terrier, dark Cleailng. W ithf. S e r v i n g Jewel. Pk. PA 3T4M with Mi*d*a of ten — black face. Cw6 Ffewer* For Any Ow m Im Answer* to name af " Mutts'*. W. B. “ BBT STEMPER Agency B . M. , Lake Maty 22. Article* Per Sale SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Phone PA 9-1M4. Phene PA 4-4141 112 N. fork PA 1-1522 FA 2-0170 B A H ROOPINa GOOD used appliance* and TV's, MAYFAIR SECTION: Brittany Contracting A Repairs see Jake at 117 8. Palmetto itvlv, large living-dining area, FOR RENT Licensed — Bonded —Insured 17, Pete - Live*to*h • Supplle* FRESH PORK, Drcued and ace, I bedrjom, I belli, F i l l ESTIMATES WANTED: 1 mate Persian kitten HOUSE f room. Ph. PA 3-23*4. Chilled, Me Ih. Satlifectlon Sll Siafert Ave. Ph PA S-T445 by Chriitmai. Phone PA 3-5544. Modern — 8 Konan guaranteed. Phone Hopkins, PAINTING A DECORATING FA 23047. 2 Bedroom — Balk SIAMESE Kllt*n7"s7*LPoiiti7 feLlceneed — Bonded male, two month* old. A 2 1533. All Electric Kitchen WANTED: Full-Time, live an fewFACTORY TO YOU Free Estimate* — Jakranled Perch ALUMINUM mtseo, colored meld. PA l-T B i PUREBRED Miniature Daichunda Work Gutriatccd Games VENETIAN BUNDS 333 each. 2300 Sanford Ave. Pntettag Cwtractara 4. Mate Help Wanted Enclosed head. Sug-pmnf bottom PA S-11N Located On South DACHSHUND, male, AKC, 5 rail with pintle end*. Plailic Shore Of Lake YOUNG ja n age 11-35, eapwitoncmonths old. Wormed and ihota. PINE INTEBIOB PAINTING or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon Jm iip ed In sales and credit*, steady Love* children. 14a. FA 2-7540. O. H. Porguaoe PA 1-1177 cord*. employment, good opportunity Phone PA 2*1H1 MINIATURE poodle* AKC recta- Benkarlk Glean and Paint Co. for advancement, vacation with 113-114 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 2-IStt lerrd, excellent pedigree, Ph. pay. Plreetoae Store*, 111 E. Pwrninwt teorew and Movteg FA 2-3412. tat at. Tn aad From Anywhere & (Dawna Mother of Sonford a - 14. Male or Female c. i . r a u i n 1354 French Are. Ph. PA I-14B1 NEED home for mate Collie also female sable and whi'e Collie, T month*. 2405 Star Avt. Motor Route Carrier F A 2 -5 2 6 4 "In the City of Gracious Living” ^PJumbinq^JMHe^^^^ Dream Homes PARK HOM ES *340 Down Pay ment-No Cloning *9890 TOTAL PRICE H»*ie* featnre 3 Bedrooma • I 1, Til* Batha • Screened I’orcb • Utility Roan • Ter. ratio Floor* • Carport* • Land­ scaped Lola • All City Can•enienrea. • Qolet Community • Near M $450 Down Tuva Want Oa MHh S i. Follow Country Club Rd. R Watch Far Oar Mgwa . . . OPEN D AILY 9 :H A. M. "PI Dark SUNDAY I :H P. M. T il Dark MONTHLY PAYMENTS S h a sn u d ia A Co-. k*a. Cor Hwy. 17-92 4 2Tth 84. Pbon FA 2-1301 PA 2 4*45 I f WJi N EW R AV EN N A 21. Article* For Bate R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor • AsphaH Driveways MODERN BUG CLEANERS Pierida’* Moot Modem Plant 14. Beale awd Meters To sarvlce Enterprise and Ben- FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY Pb. FA 1-7417 aon Junction arts. Apply San­ 1 Week Service ford Hernld. Gateway Ye The Waterway JACHOB’S REPAIR SHOP Your EVIKRUDE Dealer Welding — * aeh. A Gen. Repairs Robson Sporting Goode CARRIER for Timas Union motor W. Mth. A Old. L Mary Rd. 344-5 • C. lit. Ph FA 2-5441 route. Send Pest Card with Complete Lawn Halatenaece: name, ddress and telephone 12 b nsiilNG host amt trailer, Fertateev Bpeaytag - Mewing number to Boi M3. Sanford. 411 B * y Ave. I’ll. T A 2 7* 65. JOIN LOMWIRJK 514 Willow Art. PA 37144 II. Week Wanted 14. Autnmnb'le* TV and RADIO REPAIR sf r CHILD CARE in my home or '57 FORD falrlan* ’ SOO* tudor 1:40 ni|hta and weekend*; iniyours anytime — Caiselberry, Milan, railio, heater, whitewall ford. Lake Mary and Longwood. Maitland or Winter P a r k . lire*, rxcrllcnl rotidition. Phone FARMER'S AGENCY PA 2-2772 and PA 2 5513. TEmple 1 1263. FA 2 5300 K. V, Parmer, Realtor SEPTIC TANK SERVICE D. H. Whitmore WILL DO typing or hand address­ 1430 MODEL "A " Ford coup* *130. Since 1144 Lillian G. Trams ing Christmas Card* in my At Fi\» Point*, TA 2-I3M. Ph. FA 4-414) A. HARE DentRY Associates. home. Phone FA 2-2211. NOrth 8-4122 NOrth 8-4711 1957 FORD Kairlane - SOO” fnrdnr, 116 S. French Ave. Ph. PA 2 5221 20.000 mile*. Call FA 2 5357. After hours, PA 2 2515, PA 1-4421, BABY SITTING in i ly home. It.10 a day. 315 Maple Ave., ■4VRLOPEI. Letterhead*, state­ PA 2 0261 ments. Invoice*, bead Mil*, and EQUITY in I95» Renault. ADo, Sanford. 1950 Jeep nation wsgm. rrcon programs. etc. Preereniv* II. Pina ibtng M r ib n dilmncd motor, new Urea A Pvtedag Co Pbeae PA 215*1 paint 1295 Uontart Grorfe sag Woet lltb a . SANFORD Plumbing A leattag Slcrle *1 Civic Center So. Elm Pb FA 2 7414. ■ E A T I N G I SANFORD PROPERTIES H. B. POPK CO. PLl'MMhfl 611 Atlantic Bank Building 344 B. Pert - PA 7 4234 Centra*tin* A Repairs Flo. Harris* R. H. Ivrn Free Estimates PIANO’ TUNING A REPAIRING YOU NAME ?T—WE’ LL FIND FT B. L BARYEY W. I.. HARMON 344 Saaderd Are Phe*< PA 13MI PH. FA t-4223 After 5 P. M. 1 4 2 Baths VA - FHA FHA In Serviee Conventional Financing Down Payment* Low aa $425 •ssfsrfe C* JL S U N LA N D Estates Cfct RLNF.IIART CERAMIC STUDIO Greenware Free Instruction* Gift Piece*—Supplies—Kiln* Rinehart Rosd Ph. FA 2-4707 LEWIS SALES Y SERVICEAfR CONDITHlNING Vespa Motor Scooter* CONTRACT sad RFMIR WORK'Hratfr 1 Lawn Mower Srrvire rA 2 5542 Wc-t Counlr) Club Rrl FA 2-J929 tHT Saiford Arc Looking For A Good Christmas Special ! deluxe. KKCI.INF.KS V . ^ HI . RACE Foam Rubber , t s m v R t, RtK'K KltS WIDE COLOR SELECTION We purrha.<ted a trailer loed In order io eell them at amaiing l^»w . I.nw Price! Echols 119 So. Magnolia Ph. FA 2-1321 BEDDING SPECIAL CL(2on<fi6bTkefaqiJkiad, * .1 Yr. Guaranteed Mattrenn * Heavy Duty Halel COsud Type Construction LO O K THESE OVER 1959 VAUXHALL FOKDOK * Government Standard Heavy Ticking * riiulic Headboard (Choice of Colon*) * Hnrdwrmd I^gn 1957 BIJICK Fordor H. T. Air Con. 1957 BIJICK Convertible R & H Open Til 8:0B Friday Nights Thru December. 1955 CHEVY Fordor V8 Power Glide Your Credit ii good on any of these Cars T&T M O TO RS 1510 French Ave. Sanford BEDDING CO. 119 Su. MignulU PA 3-4321 �. • .* Judge Passes Sentence On 5 • ■ ■ > ;-.n- c? ■ T- Circuit Court Judge Volic Wil­ liam j paired »entencc Monday on five defrndant* whose rase* were heard in this month'* Circuit Court aewion Betty Jean Baker. 42-J E Fifth St. Negro, wat aentenced to aii month* to 20 year* in the State Department of Correction. She war found guilty of manslaughter Edward Lee Brown Jr. of 41] Cypre** Ave. wa* sentenced to aix month* to five year* in the Correction department. The court found the Sanford Negro guilty of breaking and entering with inlent to commit misdemeanor. I-ongwood resident James Ken­ neth l.ycan* receive*- . sentence of six monthi to five year* in the Department of Correction after he pleaded guilty to breaking and cn. tering with intent to commit a felony and breaking and entering with intent to commit a miidemeanor. Charles Anderson who pleaded guilty to Hit stn’e charge* was givrn tlx years probation Anderson also live* in Lnngwood. T. V. Brown Jr. and Curti* Hall, both of Sanford, were placed on probation for seven year'* each. They pleaded guilty t«» breaking and entering with tnirnt to com­ mit a felony. Brown hves at 121* Kandolph St and Hall at 1206 Palmetto Ave. Julie Harri* feel* television i* the most frustrating of the three media in which she'i worked: “ On TV. only once can a per­ former have the satisfaction of performing before an audience." Tire ftmforl Wrrsft Pftrc ?—Thur*. Nov. 26, 1Pr>9 Lion Cub Proves Trifle Too Much For Owner, Ends Up A Jail Bird OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) George, a cuddly 55-pound lion, i* looking for a home. Lonesome George had to spend Tuesday night in the Oklahoma City Jail to the horror of 45 intox­ icated guests w!m. think.ng they were seeing beast*, tried in vain to brush the fur off their eyeball*. The nine-month-old cub was placed in the investigations cell adjacent to the drunk tank be­ cause George's owner got tired of hi* sassy ways It was just an­ other episede in an unhaopy childhood. The owner, finance company manager Ted Moore, explained he couldn’t get in touch with the local ioo and the Jail wa* the only place with bar*. “ He ha* taken over my ap » ment," moaned Moore. “ He i» lo-i big. The latest is that he hat grown too fond of trying to drive the ear.” M Hire's eviction of hi* frisky roommate wa* not the first for the rub. even though George is house-broken. Zoo director Dr. Warren Thomas, who will reluctantly puu George up until another lion-lover* decides to take him. pointed not the baby beast ha* had * aerie* of owner*. “ He was a bit too much to handle" (or each of them. Thom­ as said. 1K A T E cu T L I Q U ID R S EVERY Reaulifut Gift CON(IKAT II , ATI ONS ARK KXTENDKI) to Welsh* Tire Shop from the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce on the ifrantl opening of their new building at 120 French Ave, Charlie Morrison, public relation* direc­ tor, welcomes II. K. Howe who, with his son. Bob, owns and uperates the shop. (Staff Photo) IIOTTI.E AT C « »99 DISCOUNT corky 1,MPKRIAl, • * sth■ P. M. Decanters *Jand5th ] fur 110.50 up A*k about our Special U»*» DUroenta SANFORD — OPEN 8 A. M. ’TIE MIDNIGHT CH RISTM AS! Space Scientist Says Soviet's Program Smaller Than America's WASHINGTON (L’ PI) - A top Defense Department Idealist laid today that Hussia's military »parc program ta likely to he much imaller thin America's. 0. P. Sutton, chief icienlist of the Advanced "esearch Project* Agency, »aid Ihe Soviet military ■pace effort might b** “ only ■ very minor one." Ha laid he hated hia opinion on the fait that Russia has not launched any earth in tell ill's tincc May 19.V8, and on the assumption that the Soviet Union lui little need for rnmmunlc* •ion* or peeping tom military salel tiles Sutton told tin- American Buc­ ket Society'* 1Ith annual con­ vention that Itut.ua It concentrat­ ing “ on scientific -unlnralmn ,e*l They Share Aid Burden U . S . Tells Allies M ust The United State* ha« told it. European ami Allan allui* that the horn of plenty t* running low. Not low enough «* yet lu he a danger to the American econ­ omy, hut enough to bring almul a tenout rcapparatsal of U. S. mili­ tary and foreign aid expenditure* and for Ihe United State* to tell iu allie* that they now mutt help to thoulder tome of the burden* formerly borne by the United •State* almost alone. The re»ul; tiaa hem Iti.it in world capital* trom Tokyo to tain don, other government* a!»n have faced up to a reappraisal and with surprising unanimity have decided tiiat live lulled Stale* hat carried llie burden long enough They will help. Sinre 101'J. with the exception of one year, the United States ha, had a trade deficit with other no twin which by tiie middle of this year had reached a daggering total of marly 15 billion dollar*. it ha* been a causal (or growing concern fur Ihe rea»on* that mi nation can cxlit lorever on a del Icit and that an unbroken outflow of gild eventually mutt lie re flerlcd in reduced faith in Hie V S. dollar So it wa* (or these reason* that 11. S Under Secretary of State Dougin* Dillon warned in a ipeech last October Ilia! either other nation* must pul thnr ftnan etal shoulder. to lh« wheel or face the possibility the United State* would lake step* to protect it**If. In llwir extreme, llie,e *lcp> 4 More Days G R E G O R Y ’S H ig Store • W id e Pre-Christmas Sale FREE PRIZES lilG REDUCTIONS In Glfta A Home Improirment Item * _ M IIO U N tlM J phone —EA 2 tl'iOO M sp le at (Hi At. Mai ( could up-an ■ return to high U. S. t.irifts and the development ol a kind of economic isolationism. The warning wa* aimed at those nation* who have received unslinllngly of tl. S. aid, while at the time time ereeling liar rierv against U, S good* to pro­ tect their own recovering econo­ mic* And it |iointcd up the inequality of a situation in which the United Slate* in 1959 alone, lettered a four billion dollar trjdr deficit while other* prospered. Them nation* were quick to take the hint. In rapid-fire order Japan, lint ain and Prance announced move* to lid restriction* again*! the “ made in II. .S A." 'atiel Sweden noted that live time* tin* year. *lie ha* reduced resirie lion* against U. S good*, the latest tin* month lifting harrier* against import of coal, coke, some woolen* and some farm product*. Ihe psychological political effect* dial accompany new space achievements " Rep. Emilio If. Daddanu t U•nun. l who *poke to Ihe meeting earlier, proposed international registration of all satellite* to prevent possible triggering of “ a monstrous war." .Notion *»id (he military part of tiie U. s .pace effort would "re main relatively small" compared with development of earth-bound offensive and defensive weapon* tie said that space technology take* only almul a half billion dollar* of the tl billion dollar military budget. He said ipace vehicle* of the immediate future chiefly would tie designed to get, give and transmit information hill would nol have military defensive or offonuve chore*. He said Russia and it* allies are close together end can use wire and radio communication* rather than salellites lie said the Soviets du not need spy sate) lites because they already know about the free world's military facilities Daddarlo, In pro|Mjsmg registra lion of satellites, said that It is imperative "that wr find a form of world iaw to avert catastro­ phe." “ It we (ad to achieve law and order ns we venture into these uncharted field*," he said, “ the cost will tie immeasurable Other* have expressed concern lest the launching of a peaceful scientific spare vrhirle tie misin Urpreted by another nation as Hie beginning of a missile at tack Dani sh M o d e r n On* of Him* days, it'* go­ ing io be spring. And one of those days, you may be inter­ ested in a largor home or a belter home . . • on* lhal may require sons* financing. You say )be word and we'H be delighted to give you the Infest facts and figures on the latest iype of mortgage loon. There’s not ihe slightest obligation, Just see or call us ond we'H do tiie rest. ( hole* of Colors: • Drown and White CHAIRS • Itlack and White • Coral and White Walnut — Plastic Covers • Turquoise and White • White Sold In Pairs Only FA 2French 7933 Open Open Fridays Friday! ITil 9 p. m. ft it 112 W . FIRST S T . i Only 28 Days Left - u n t i l DOUSING TIIK HI.A/.K which severely burned the inside of a home at 1805 W. 13th St. Tuesday is Fire Dept. Kt. J. T. Bennett. Five firemen and Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. fought the fire for *13 minutes. (Staff Photo) J •CENTER# Til 9 p. m.l | �31ir g>attforh iim tlft (Downtown. SioMA. Opm, Until, S p./n. JoniqJit WEATHER: Partly cloudy and warm today, high about 7T. Increasing eloudlnea* tonight amt Saturday with Mattered ahowrtra Saturday. \UL. XL1X United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 57* Hungarian Equalization Board Session Monday Executions Continue UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UP!) —Sir l*»lt* Munro of N«w Zea­ land. special UN representative on the Hungarian question, report­ ed inday that trial* and execu­ tions resulting from the 1938 free tom revolt in Hungary still are fe in t.carried out. Munro. la a formal report to tba (renewal Axsembly. said Kuawan troop# remained at the coun­ ter wiefc aa assurance by Hungar­ ian Prim* Minister Janoa Kadar -list "the time will come when Soviet troops will be withdrawn." Both the Hungarian and Soviet authorities. Munro said, had refciaad him permission to visil Hunnary « hia capacity m a UN ApresenUtive and had returned hi* cormapoodence. •That the present report con unites the theme of previous re­ ports m entirely Ihe responsibility of the Hungarian authorities," Munro said. "No response haa been forthcoming auch aa m g reasonably be expected of ■ mem­ ber of the UN organisation eon cerncd to promote the purposes of the organisation and to art in ae^irdance with iu principles . . ." WFive priaon wot. .ice* werj hand­ ed down between law March 34 and April 1 to defendant* charged with conspiring to overthrow the • stale order.” according to the Hungarian telegraph agency, Mun­ go reported. On Oct. 17. a Hungarian apokesman told Weatern ne-.smeo in Budapest that sentence* had been carried out kx connection with it* ^ g r d comes committed during " h e 195d revolt, h* said. Ten death sentences wer* reported amt eight executiona wers said to have been performed on or about Aug U. Some a# priaon anoUmcaa wer* re ported. "In February and March," Mun­ ro's report said, "the trial look plate of a large oroup of young people accused of, according lo the statement of an official Hun­ garian spokesman on March 13, "political crimes committed m llktg * As to the lenience* impend; definitive mformatioo ia not avail­ able." ■ News Briefs TV Meeting Dec. 7 Florida Educational Trlevi*ion Commission will hold it* next meeting Dee. 7 at the St. Peters­ burg Junior College. Executive Di­ rector Janie* Etheridge da> Employment Up ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION technique wui taught ut the Seminole Coun­ ty Rptl Crow meeting this week «t the First Baptist Church. Counting the breathing rhythm are from left. Minn Mnhel Chapman aiiminiglering to lira. Eilwin Lindsey; Instructor Kmeat DeFallot nnd Mr*. Spcmoer Hardin "reviving" Mr*. John Morgan. (Staff Photo) TALLAHASSEE i l l ’ ll - Non farm cmplnvment in Florida at the end of October gamed 2.4,41X1 lo x total of 1.253,Nx>. the Industrial C'inimtsdon saitl today. Tile Octolier figure wav 75.lift more than employment at the same time last year Crash Quiz Set Jail Mower P Thuri*’* h! least on* nun in town who'll attest lo th* fact that The Herald'* cla*»ified ail* have plenty of aellinjt power. A traHer wn* advertised for *ale and iU ntnnlwr in (lie trniler park was given a* No. 74. Now, this wax ■ alight error, ua the trailer * correct number was 75. All day Yesterday, people kept calling on the owner of Trailer No. 74 wanting to buy it. Somewhat surprised, he was not in a selling mood. Mrs. Harriet Johnson, who is in chargn of tin* clas­ sified department, was told later that "finally, on* fel­ low made nte an offer l couldn't hardly turn down." Trailer No. 74 will have a new tenant in two week*. Mrs. Johnson ha* suggested that th* seller of No. 71, buy No. 75, slur* its owner bought the ad in the fir*t place. Award-W inning Artist Hearing Set Tuesday Th* rovuxy rommiaaioneri far* a week of hard work starting Montla* oa they sit al th* board of equalization on that dal* and on the f'dlnwing day, th* prtw posed new jad will h* discussed. The equalization meeting ia arhedulcd lo start at ta a, m. amt will be held in lit* county eonmiasnmer'a num m th* aourthouse. For Uia pad iwn week*, projverty owner* have had a tlianca to look over the assessment ndlx at the lax assessor’* office and Monday will hive the opportunity tn lake their romptairda to th* hoard. Taxpayers were given an Indi­ cation of what the millage rat* will h* this year when live com­ mission adopted a tentative rata of It mill* for the operating bud­ get Tax Awesaur llicliard McCann* told th* hoard he estimate* th* assessment roil will list Sl<!2 mil­ lion iax property valuation* for th* (ax rata. Ttm hoard wilt adjourn lala Monday afternoon aa an equali­ zation board and wil1 meet Tues­ day a* th* board of commission­ er a for a public hearing to determin* th* need for a new jail. Al that lime, according lo Chairman John Krider, the hoard will coruukir entering a contract with an architect lo draw up plans [nr die facility and, if necessary, vet a lax levy to secure funds foe th* jad. Estimated ei»4 of a naw jad ia approximately |7un,ooo. v uinmiaiiooars will reconvict* again Wedoasday aa a hoard of equalization and will rneef for th* remamdar of the week until "vrw hear all complaints and Icdlmnny oil tasatue priqw-rty.' Kruier sausi. CHICAGO (DPI) Coroner Mai ter Met arron, announcing that a blue ribbon inquest jury on the Itdeath crash of a TWA cargo plane into a crowded residential are* near Midway Airport, said "Mid­ way Airport was thrre lirst. We want to know whv more homes were allowed lo he built thcr* " i An award-winning professional i* free and refreshment* will b* artist will be in added attraction served. Nehru Acclaimed Mrs. J. fl. tirrgory, art show it th* Sanford Art Association committee chairman, reported that NEW’ DELHI (DPI i — Primr Minister Jawaharial Nehru today show scheduled Sunday at th* LSn entries have Iw-en submitted for competition m the show. won ■ smashing sot* of confi­ C ivic Cenlrr. es were blamed on snuw slicked today Iroiti Canada to the Mexican dence oti hit government's eau United Press Inter it*lion* I Mrs. T. B. Bonier, a New Smyr The tail end of a Thanksgiving highways, two men were killed border and invaded Pennsylvania, (toils method of dealing with th* na artist, will demonstrate her tal­ Day snow storm blew into New when their plane crashed in a snow Kentucky, Tennessee and laiillsi* Chinese Communists in the border | dispute between the two nations. ent* by errating a portrait in pas England today, but weathermen storm near Kiowa, Colo., and seven Mi ruber* of parliament loudly lets during the exhibition. • said it would be much calmer than drivers, blinded hy blowing snow, na The cold air wa* expected lo proclaimed his actions correct Mrs, Hooter recently look first th* storm that dumped It inches were involved in a seven rar chain reaction crash near Conway, in the push into West Virginia and Ala­ alter Nehru delivered an eloquent plate in the still life ealrgory of snow in Colorado. pies for national unity Light mow wa> reported falling Texa* Panhandle. bama IimI.iv it the IH.Vfl Daytona Beach Art A biting cold wave which dipped early today from 1lie* Midwest C \I*E CANAVEIt 41, (DPI) — On Ihe edge id it......... licit, T r i p L’ l'lliS C tl League with an oil painting and through New York State, but most temperatures as low a* IS below American space scientists tialay amounts averaged only one to two zero at (irand Porks, N. D,, spread freezing rain (dl (rom l-oum.ina | WASHING TON lUPI)-----A lead second place in the same category swallowed thr disappointment of into Ohio and Pennsylvania, R o w l­ mg Senate lteiuoci.it today called with a watercolor rendition. She inches. their Thanksgiving liar mownshot The storm buried Uouhler, Colo, ing Green, K y . reported a I "9- Ptesidenl Et*enhower'» forthcom­ aim has been awarded Itrsl prize failure amt poshed ahead with ing II riatiun good will trip a prom under It inches of snuw, then inch rami.ijl m siv hours plans (or H** next I' S tryon isinp irosu In build up Inrndahip in the Florida FvdrrtsMon >•( W'onj dropped three inches around the prolw , i V h l d n skie s were m ostly sutmy for The United Stales. Sen. John en's Club* art exhibits. lower great lakes, live in* nr* in Informed sources said anolher NEW YORK IUPI) — Stork fur Thanksgiving, hut hundreds of J. Sparkman (D-Ala.l, a meinlier Her activities m art also in Iowa, eight inches in North Da |iay load already vsas available but holiday travelers were stranded in prices at I p in of the senate Foreign Krlalioni elude tt-aclung courses at th* Dav hut a and ut inches in the upper American Airline* gj « California w hen fog hnt’jdrd •h^ Cuitimlltec, said the prinetpal value long Hi**' h I'mine Cnlleve and the that mi specific vehicle had been (■rent Lakes 7lr • I>os Angeles ami Lnug iii-.icli air* of Eisenhower's mission "U Hie Children * Museum ol Jacksonville fhovrn foe »he stiempt to orlul The show began to die out as it American T A T the moon It could lw amsthcr lOJ'-i ports. public demon.tralton lo the world neared th* Atlantic toast, but still American Tobaeco .... Mr*. Itoiirer, who is founder of Atlas Aide, biggest rocket ever 39W Baltimore A Ohio .... had enough punch to bring sis Know u .i- lim -i ,i*l t«•*I.i v lor that the United States is interested Ihe New .fimvrna Beach Art Mink built In die fire world, but an Air M's N o rllie rn O hio through New E n g ­ til petu e " Bethlehem Steel ... inches to western New York shop, studied two year* at the Con Fore* t’lior Vblr or an ’ rmy Juno C A O ... . 87 land. With ram south id the .snow Several fatal holiday aulo <ru>li senator* of Macon, (ia . and at II appeared more likely fit's belt thro ugh the m id Allantle state* Cast Dos On List Chry *l<-r ........ . a federally sponsored atl school The next "ideal" Inn* for s Vi', Curtis* . Wright ...... n i m u rittuiLLo. i) it i d pi j .mil lulu DuSuoilieast A WASHINGAON D i l i 1hl> ill Jaik'onville moonshol woold be a four-day pe 233 DuPont ........ t uliati I'lemn-r Fidel Cailto, lo* V. S. Chamber of Comiuerct t« , 1tie viiow at the t iv ic i cuter is nod around Cbridtius when the Kastman Kodak ........ IOi ’ s hrotlier It.ml anil Venezuelan Pres scheduled to stall al J p in and innon makes a C.imp.iratlvely d«y urged »u Immediate t** cut xih Ford Motor ...... nl< ut Koniulo llelanroiirt face .Nt continue mild 9 p in Admission clos* approach of TJI isg) miles fbir all mdividuala and eorpor*WASHINGTON (UITI — Eresimi'. tii-neral Eleetric ... ycais' imprtsiiuuienl at hard labor thins to help stabilise the dollar dent Elsenhower will ask Congresa from earlli Bui -ources indicated All, (ieneral Motors .... il tlu- Dominican |H>licc ever and promote economlr gtowtli. a mid January date might be In slcngllien Ihn World Cmirt hy 2‘ * Graham - Paige ..... call h lln in The three men were The business organization said giving up this country's power to more feasible MS Inti T A T ......... a lining I I I persons sentenced to the revenue Ins# could be offset vein consideration of any case in­ Mr. liioma* I . Williams. 67, Uirillard D S space emphasis mcanwhllr 3 M ............. prison lor 3U years for "art* hy a temporary across-the-board ■lied at his home in Sanford to volving the Diuted State*. shifted In an especU'd mid De­ 20 *» Minute Maid ....... . against Hie peace of the Domini­ Such action, h* said, would sales Ua. cember laiincbillg of a Thor Able day. IIS Penney .......... . BERLIN it PI i in., nr, tn can Hi public " Ninety-six of the The chandler said the tax re He i* a native of Atkins, (ia. Penn HR lo hurl s sun satellite toward the plate Hie United Stales in a better IS1. mversary of So . p , \igna delrndanl* are in custody, until. ......... ductluna are "vitally needed.” It and ha* (wen a rc-.dvnt of S.m Jtov.il Vim-rii.in ot lot of tin- planet Venus. That podium tn urge other countries ...... I's Khnishrhrv’t dein.md lor the ot them prominent Cubans or \en rtubrew it* support liahind two lord (or M years, In agree lo wider participation of Sear* Hocbuck ........ 49>s withdrawal of Mc*ii rn triHips eziirlans. 4 b le a k III and robbery was piolie will carry a transmitter tile court. " l o o s e hilU which gradually would Mr. Williams is a retired tram Slandiiril Oil i NJ ) ,. capable of radiating signal* back 4fi’ , from Berlin came to y vyith 11 stopped m the a n ra rly yesterday trim the lowe-l individual tax man who worked tor the Atlantic Studebaker Then h* indicated, th* world 2|, ., bt/ii I s , Mini'll .ui.i Fri in h ,ol morning wiim two Santiml ladtre to earth tram V) million miles m unulil have a more effcciive means bracket from 20 to 16 per cent Coast bine since 11)28 space U. S Steel . ... »7 v, diet* still present tor duty crack ■>( light rom men spoiled of coping with and preventing mn-h amt the highest from 91 to 47 Survivors are his wife, Ms. T. F. Weslinghou** W. tou West Berlin Mayor Wills llrandt tng through thr door of ll'-ndrr "brutal u*es of force" as the Com­ per cent. IHher rate* would tie William* one daughter, Mr* declared in a *|treeh th.it his -on s tav.-tn on Sev enth St , police munist displaved m Hungary and It. liniio * oik- grand daugiiler, reduced no * graduated scale i ommunisl . em-.ii|< i ciiv is out said I'sl c Tits*-1 Corporal* Income tax rales I.ynu Grime*. two *i*icrs, Mrs. orilv «ti|| tree hut i« i i omunieally i Sgt W H Cusgrave *.iuj he Eisenhower announced hi* intern would b# rut from Si la 47 per Emogcnr Wilkin* and Mrs. W. H M ron g er Ilian eyer The Jsycee* will sponsor th* saw a light through a (isrliaily turn ill s letter lo Sen. Hubert ,cnt. with some mudilUaUoivs in Ryais. lie told 1,800 German i*|y|| lead second in a series of polio stofis openrd tavern d'mr winch l■>un^rd It Humphrey (ii Mum i Thursday. Fiun-tai wrvutv* will be cm deprecintum allowances, capital ers that the Soviet rllorl lo lake for e-yimiv and city r*«tdrni* l*ee open wtn-n a mail inside tried lo ducted at _ p. nt. Sunday at lln, .Specifically, ha -aid he again gains, estate ansi gift taxe*. over tile city ha* fa.ti-d -o fal shut it the open doorway reveal would a*k Congress "on an appro4 The Hou*e bill*, proposed by son Funeral Home. will, (he He* Last Nov JI Konishelu*. pre Day will he ed lieperson ami led lo thr sr Navy Appreciation Dave Klingentniilh. ihairman of p n a lM m i a Mini to strike from l!ep* 4 Sydney llerlong Jr. |D T I' 11 Stern officiating. Burial *ented a tix mouth uliii'a' irn'' the protect, said the shot* wilt b* red of three Negroes F'*mr voo i% a m ,led lo r break lirld in Sanford Dec 12. Chamber an inlrrnatiimal agreement th* Fi* i and Howard II Baker lit will b* in Evergreen Cemetery. to the M,-sl, demand.IW 'hat vte-l m g m to and h u c g la riz m g liie R o il­ George (4 Murray, 21. of ifiuo of C o m m e rc e M a n a g e r John K rid e r cqiuremem that America must given at the Jayce* Inform st ton , , ** 1 Tenn i. would pitivide a gradual ing 11ill* C o u n try C lu b pro shop Beilin to- *lrip|i,-d ol Its r|tw. Illh S' Mhert Calloway, 2g, •iin otiu rrd tmiav Bud'ting oti French A*r drnd* for ilsctf when a ta n in­ la i reduction over ■ five-year ha ve been ehargetl with b ir a k in g frnsea iial (eft as an nil 'llai'lrtl T h * anim al event will h« s p o n ­ Cost of thr tloas will W fl of 1loo VV I'ii h St and llixisi-s rll period. The iniinediate revenue tree city" more Uiaii li.i mdr* wlitili sill go toward rowi id llw Hardy. '8 of tlt» F Ninth St. sored Joint tv by the (.’haitilxM ami volving this country fail* within th* and entering and grantl la m -n y , court'* jurisdiction. loss would he about td.-'mil.uiHi.iMMi tH-hinr* the Iron Cufam the sh e riff's office said today. wrre srirvteil hy Coagravr and the Javceer. vareiiir he «aid Humphrey had written tht Presi­ The rhamher <aul the reduc­ 1he question was I -russi'd in S h e r iff 's deputies R F G ra nt F.arle Boiiqoarad'-r Two Highlight leitlvities of ill* event When the fir*i teri*. »if shot* film tion* would *1ir up so much new eunciiMivelv hy ilie Big Four fur were given, fifiO people turned out boxes containing 17(187 were taken will ha held at Furl Mellon Dark dent seeking hit support for » reso­ and Vernon B re w ste r arre sted O r lution to repeal the clause. Th* business activity that they would lam toan* S h e rm a n M a tth e w * and eign ministers m Ceneva last Klmgensnidh said regitlrrerl police reported. Murray and Cal The annual celebration gives resi­ soon Increase the government’ s nil nurse* will give the sftof* under loway were charged with breaking dent! of thr county a chance lo reservation wa* authored years D e iu u * Lee S lu n d le and Jo h n summer, and it pnhahly ago hy Sen loin Connally t Drevenue. It tuid the tax burden Funeral verviee* for Mr. J O F 'ra n c i* B o w m a n of l.al • H a rn e tt conn- up at t .tiiiihi it in. i og the supervision of ll*a county and entering ami Hardy with be "get together" with personnel Imm Tex.i next year -k#would he inorr equally distribut­ I.aney, 72 who had hi en a Sanlord Fist a les M a tlh rw s w.i* arre sted tog an anesvory to the break in Hie Sanford Naval Air .Station health unit. ed and incentive would h* pro­ pharmaeivt for 23 years before go yesterd a y. Shindte. W e iliie s rU y . Khrushchev is >n! deinaniling vided for business to expand and mg into business in Orlando, were and B o w m a n T u e sd a y . A ll w e r* the witlolrawai o M.--tern Irt.ip*, creal* more job*. scheduled at .1 p rn. today at the listed as 17 y e a r* old A Juvenile hot the deadline h.s* tieen eslend First Metitodivt Chiircti, with the also w a s a rre -le d W e dnesday am i e*l Indefinitely, is in Hi* county jad. Hev. T t O'Steen officiating. Rehckahs To Meet Bond of t l. '* * ! w a * «*( for llye Mr t.ariev died Weitncwlay He Sanford Lodge No. 27 and Scut is survived hv hiv wife, Mr* Julia you th * Ih e d e pu tie s iia v * re ro v inole Lodge No. tl, Hebekah, of the Laney; a daughter. Mr» J. C. ltlfi ered more than #n p<‘r cent of V4 \SIHNt i Ti l\ ( DPI t — Th* Independent Order of Odd Fellows gins; s brother, E. H. Laney of tile golf equipm ent tinted, and tobacco industry said today there will hold a covered dish supper Jacksonvdle, and two grandchil­ hope to re co v e r the r**t, Brew is no scientific evidence to sunster .aid today. Monday mgiit l/ulge members are dren. I'ort Surgeon General Leroy FL ▼asked to bring a covered dish and B u ria l w a* in O a k law n M e m orial Burney's new charge that rigaIheir own table service to the fi 30 P a r k . Sanford, with B rjxson Fu ret smoking ts the chief cause of MIAMI (DPI V m * cold front p, m. meeting. 4 mtivtcsl program n e ra l H om e m rh a rze of arrange lung cancer, even with filtered hire down on Florida todav and will follow. m ents. brand*. Was expected to drop tempera The industry suggested that th* lure* into the uppei Id's in the T h e ch im e * b e in g heard d u rin g Panhandle area tonight real villain might lie polluted city tli* dav in dow n tow n Sa n ftu d are air The Weather Bureau -aid th* at the Sa n fo rd A tlantic N a tio n a l eold air mass aa* not nearly a.* Hurrvey. head of the Public B a n k T w o m uatcal selection* fol Health Service, sjid (hat th« severe a* the one which pushed low each rin g in g of the ch im e s at down the state lue*da> and Wed weight of evidence lo date impltla m and at I and 4 p, m. A netilay. No rrnp damage from the catra smoking a* the ' principal'* lou dspeaker m a g n ifie s th * taped eold wa* wen through Smd.iv rail** of the nations increased m uxir. rate of lung cancer. Mild weather in the 7n * was Tile surgeon general said th* forerast fur Ule d a te imla) Prize* dealing tlK) <stH be category is> Im> award**! a V2S sav­ ii *« ni Biter tip* h a s mx been Th* Weather Bureau said svalshown lo lie effective in "ma­ awarded m this year's Ivanford ings bond Each <erond place tereit showers would prerede the Christmas lighting display con­ H O N O L U L U t l 'P l i — The biggest leading edge of the rsiM front ■« terially reducing o. eliminating wiiinec ool get 110. p a ra d e ever held m the isla n d s it moved from Alabama Ut* hazard of lung cancer.” test, Dave Laud*, Jaycee rhsir and Th* four eategocies ar« reltgiou*. w a s I n l a y 's htghliifta of Hie five- t/xlisiana mto Northwest Florida mao of id.- contest sard today. Dr C. C. latlla, scientific di­ rector of the Tobacco Industry The annual ronlcst wtII b# held traditional, artistic and oyrrall d a v official ce leb ration of H a ­ tonight w a i i * aoiiMtveiueql of staufiuod. Research Committee, said scien­ Dec 23 with Lauda, Jo* Mathieug decoration. A high pressure »>*tein oil the MUNULK IJRKATH' wm beginning to bring contpluinta from gptictutora hi AH entry blank* must Ur marled. h wxa • m a rk e d step up ai H i* Atlantic coast slowed llw forward and Mrs. Toil* William* *• tific proof was piling up "that tbu Fluinhliztcker Zoo ia San Francisco, so to keep th« hippo, Bubble*, from brought, or information pfion**l p a c * of things wtuch started on a movement of th* cool air. The judges conflicts with or falls lo support public emlmrrfissmcnt. Zoo Director Carey Italilwin concocteii a spruj wf 'i> Die Jaycee Information Build note of T h a n * . g iv in g In ch urch es, front was not caper ted to reach the tobacco -mokizig tt.roru-g ot s T t r e Will be f o ir ( , citlorophyi and milk of magnesia. Bubbles apparently appreciated it. ,wuli in m p!at« wuiuers m each | *ai » (,* k *. A ims, beliw* Doe. u lung cancer." and pTM>*ir .vaMh Florida wad Sunday. To Paint A t A rt Show Tail End O f Holiday Snow Storm Hits New England; W est Hit Hard Scientists Push New Moon Shot 1 p, m. Stocks U. S. C Of C Urges Immediate Tax Cut Ike Cites Need For World Court Mr. T. F. williams Dies At His Home Nikita's Threat Still Ignored Policemen Stop Break-In Attempt Jaycee Polio Shot Dri vc Continues Next Saturday Four Arrested In Golf Burglary Navy Appreciation Day To Be Dec. 12 Funeral Today For Mr. J. 0. Laney New Cold Front Moves Into Stale Those Chimes You Hear Are At Bank $ 14 0 Prizes To Be Given In Yule Lighting Contest Hawaii Celebrates :! ( Industry Protests Cigarette Hazerd � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b2de7a6c836874b2817db62387f29233.pdf d8f7dbd15a1700b1af20d5e48e01d5ad PDF Text Text % % CONTEST RULES CONTEST • 20 football game* thU weekend art placed. ona ia aach ad on thl* p a n . Indteata winner hr writing ia tha name of taain oppoalta tha advertiser** aama in Mm Entry Blank. No aaoraa. Jaat pick winners. THIS IS THE LAST ISSUE OF THE 1959 FOOTBALL CONTEST. DUE TO THE FACT THAT MANY GAMES ARE PLAYED ON THANKSGIVING DAY, ENTRIES MUST BE IN THE HERALD OFFICE BY 5 P. M. TOMORROW. <See Contest Rules at the right). WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED NEXT TUESDAY pan CASH PRIZES will ba awarded • Pick a aumbar which yoa think wifl ba tbe kigb. •at aumbar of potato aeorad by aap ana taaai oa this p*ge and place thia number ia tha apaca pro­ vided In Entry Blank. Thia will ba aaad la brook tiaa. • Ona entry only to each contestant. Entries muat ba brought to tha offiea of thia paper before 6 P. M. Wad., No. 2fith (Tomorrow), or poatmarkad no later than Nooa Thursday, Nov. 96th. each week (In accordance with .Contest Rule* at right) a» follow*: tat PRIZEt |1S; Sad PRIZEt |l«f Srd PRIZE M. OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay, No Obligation. My Name I s ............................. Pick a Winaar Every Tima DEMAND SAFER DENMAN CSST TIRES Uaad Three •Changeover* • Recaps Easy Budget Terms • Pay as yea ride n fC f V. o< Fla. (iiaM ever WIOD TIRE SUPPLY, INC. FA 2-MS1 iU .jtil/t.u A i.v rtUuUKN ANCIENT AGE GUCKENHEIMER HI*ad You Can Rely on the INTEGRITY, EXPERIENCE and FAIR DEALING Beggarly Appliance Center .... Bob Crumley A gency............. Day 'a Nile Grill ...... ....... Shoemaker Construction Co. . George’s Tavern .............. . Hill Lumber I Supply - ......... Gregory Lumber ......... .......... McKee Mater C o .......— .... .... Lake Monroe lan ........... Tad WiBtama Hardware Co. .. Barger King ....................... Barry’a Warehouse I'araltura Na-HI Bottling Co. .............. .. Wad Plumbing I Healing___ Philip* Cities Service .......... Carrol’s Furniture ......... — McRoborta Tire Supply Senkarik Glaaa A Paint ....... Hunt Lincoln • Mercury ....... Harry’s Bar A Package ....... I think at Saafard’s (Meat BaUdiag Supply Fbm a Though wa’ie la Middle etf REMODELING, ymm m STILL Call — •‘Tha Ijuuhe* Kawher” — FA t-MSt for SUDDEN SERVICE H IL L Lumber (j Supply Yard I I I W. 3rd 81. Sanford, V PENNSYLVANIA VS CORNELL (Mth) USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN will ba t 116 W. First S t FA 2-5181 “One Block West o f the d o c k " Frank Dana COLGATE VS BROWN (M th) Investigate The Heat — Then Inntall The Beat COLEMAN HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT The only heating nyatem hacked by a 11,000 Comfort Bond. Space Heaters — Floor Furnace* — Furnace* With Center-Duct Hyntem — (ia* or Oil. U f A . l| _ PLUMUING - HEATING WW l i l l B a ir • CONDITIONING 1M7 1. Saalord Ate. . FA l » DUKE VS NORTH CAROLINA (26lh) M ail or bring entry blank to : Before The Big Games This Weekend — Make Sura Your Refrigerator la Sleeked w ith - » n r ,r The Freaher Refrasker NK-HI Quality Fletare, tha Standard by Which Otbara Are Jadged. NE-HI BOTTLING CO. M4 CELERY ATE. AIR FORCE VS COLORADO Football Contest Editor SANFORD HERALD Air Conditioned Comfort Sanford, Florida WINNERS OF LAST WEEK’S CONTEST: FIRST PRIZE PRIZE — STEVE BARNES. MU Ro*alia l)r., THIRD PRIZE HUNTERS — We See “Shorty” Have Phillips fln ^ ^ •• herp jour tar purring — JJ i l l J m j^ d & w llh Cltiee Service product* |U| kSigw B ^ f-jaad efficient mechanical week. Alwi laat, raartroaa aertke! COLEMAN STOVES AND PARTS TED W ILLIA M S HARDWARE m I . 15th 84. . A. SMITH. P. 0. Box 378. U ke Mary, SECOND M. L. RABORN, JR.. 2101 Cordova Dr. FA 3-341 P H ILL IP S C IT IE S SER V ICE Headquartcra far C-11AUL Trailer* 5021 2600 Orlando Drive 17 • *2 — al the llovarlcaf SOUTH CAROLINA VS WAKE FOREST 109 N. Palme! In Ave. Headquarters For EDSEL TENNESSEE VS VANDERBILT FLORIDA VS MIAMI Nationally Advertised Furniture at Discount Prices ANCIENT AGE SEAGRAM’S “7” 3 « ... $1175 a# I 1 pie* U* OLD STAGG OLD HICKORY 3 - * i i « ’fjajDJiq& A JojusAn RICHMOND VS WILLIAM k MARY (26th) MOORE ARE BEST/ -Huaaa Belli «IU» Pride” t.e Miiaa Weal el tha traffic Mghl M mth A French SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO, FA S U N FA SAM MISSISSIPPI VS MISSISSIPPI STATE \ 1 ? I \ SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO, 114 W . M k FA M t Ce ggeaeee e f f . d Fla. fantheU hraedcaale eve* WIOD ARMY VS NAVY eimtr . F0UR R0SE8 “ANTIQUE SEAGRAMS T ^ filth ANCIENT AGE A*k LINCOLN MERCURY ENGLISH FORI) Bob Crumley Agency Atlaatie ahoul apecial cast * j price*. HA R R Y ' S BAR and PACKAGE 114 8. Park Are. y \ 3. •The Brand* W# Hava Will Pleaae Yoa, TEXAS VS TEXAS A & M (26th) GREGORY’S BIG STORE - WIDE Come Register For A Pre-Christmas SALE Ends Nov. 30th FREE TR IP to N A S S A U Register TODAY for FREE Prizes 2nd Week’* FIRST M IZE: FOR TWO Further Detail* At Our Store Hamilton-liearh K lfttrk Micrr. tam plclr with all attachment*. Vain* fJJ.ee SKTO.NU I’ RlXK — / F f l T f t f f l f f . No OhUgaliui Hardaond Hract Chop Hl«k T o Bay .ad T en derer Value MM [T llir «„ « HOLY CROSS VS BOSTON COLi.r.t.fc B A G G ER LY S A PPLIA N CE C E N T E R Maceuat Price. IU 1 Orlaade Drtva f t S-M71 8 M U VS T C U Broiled Burgers MAN ITS A WHOPPER! Fast Courteous Curb Service Ug te 40 mile* per goloa $295 down McKEE $1695 delivered MOTOR CO. •N French Ave. FA W NOTRE DAME VS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA �\ Sattfori* ifytmlb Plane Crash Death Toll WEATHER: Clearing and coder today and tonight. High today in the mid-70'a. Low tonight in the low 50V. Reaches 11 CHICAGO (UPI) _ Investiga­ tors today sifted the dim * black­ ened nibble of a residential neigh- j bortoad where a four-engine earfa plane tore a fiery path ad da­ rtruction, killing l l persons. Fow teams of experts tried to M ie e e together the twisted bits of ^rreckage to fiod why the Trans World Airlines Super-H Connellslion crashed before dawn while trying to make an emergency land­ ing at Midway Airport Tuesday. One astation expert laid a lose of power might have caused the explosive, roof-shearing crash in the densely populated area. like Civil Aeronautics Board said a public hearing would be held ja fte r investigators have meticu­ lo u s ly pieced together and exam­ ined the wreckage in a TWA han­ ger at Midway. Local officials also were plan­ ning aa tovcetigattoa. Cook County (Chicago) Coroner Walter C. McCarron laid he wou'd summon a blue ribbon jury to take evidence. MrCarrnn said residents of the stricken neighborhood told him planes were "flying too low." tdy M feet above the However, families living in the toog rows of bungalow-type borne* havt bteomt inured to the ntvtr* ceasing noise of planes overhead. They learn lo sleep soundly, de­ c i l e the roaring airplane engines, Tueaday the pettern wee tragi­ cally changed. At 5:31 a. m. ■ freight plane from New York to l.os Angeles ^awting down the runway. • Its pilot, Capt. Claude Helwig. 40, of Los Angeles, had Jurt clear­ ed Ihe airport and was cllming into the dark and overcast sky when he radioed the control tower: "Midway. We Just got a fire bell on No. 1 engine. We re coming back in." At 5:37, just six minutes after takeoff, the plane skimmed too low over the darkened homes. The tall section struck a house IRJust five blocks from the airport. It glanced off two other houses, awept through a light post and crashed into two bungalows three blocks from the runway. The tail assembly smashed into an apart­ ment house across the street. The plane was only to seconds fruin a aafe landing. .Philippine Troop Harassment Hit WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Phil Weaver (R Neb.) charged today that the "graft-ridden" Phil­ ippine government has embarked on an open program of harassing U. S. troops stationrd In the is lands Weaver, who recently returned from a trip to the Philippines, said any American living on a U. %. base there "must hire arm­ ed guard* to patrol hia home or property will be looted and his family molested or murdered." The lawmaker, a member of the House defense appropriations sub­ committee. seid the Stale Depart­ ment bad not told Americans “ about Ihe true conditions hew eauee some fear treading on the too* of a friendly government. The truth is that the Philippine government is not fri* dly." In New York, Eddie Martel mo. prwM ittarhe of the Philippine Embassy. branded Weaver’s charges "Ihe wildest and moat ridiculous ever to rome from an American visitor to the Philip­ pine* ." Steel Mediators Make Another Try WASHINGTON (CPU — Top government peacemaker* meet today lo talk turkey about ways to settle the sis month old steel dispsile before workers are free lo resume their strike in late Jan uary. 0 Dr. George A. Taylor, chair man of President Eisenhower s steel fact finding bosrd, was scheduled to confer on Stritcg with Federal Mediation Chief Jo seph F. Finnrgan awl Labor Sec relsry James P. Mitchell. VOL. XLI1 United Press Leaned Wire WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1959 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 571 Varied Thanksgiving Services Scheduled BY M W C A I N i n i The people of Asmtools County wba are miodful of tba true depth of meaning la the observance ef Thanksgiving Day will have am­ ple opportunity to express their thankful praise ta God for the abaodsnt blessings showered upon our nation, comm unitis*, families, sad personal lives. There will he ■ Union Thnnkagiving Service Ja Sanford sponsored by the Seminole County Mini­ sterial Association. The First Bap­ tist Church will ba the boat foe this service which will begin at 1:30 a. m. The Re*. A. C. Sum­ mers. pastor ef the DeBary Pres­ 1 p. m. Stocks MR. AND MRS. GLENN WIMBISH Treasury Honors Glenn Wimbish liktin J. Wimbish. Weal Crystal Drive, Loch A rbor, has received the Albert Gallatin Award from Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson. Wimbish. who recently retired from the Internal Re­ venue Service, U. S. Treasury Department, ns supervisor in chnrge of the New York City Office of the Alcohol and Injured Passenger To Be Questioned About Stolen Plane ORLANDO (UPI)—Poller wailed to (juestion an injured Indiana man today about a stolen airplane which crashed in a heavy fog and killed the teen-aged pilot. Sheriff's officers sought to inter­ view Nathan Hunt. 21, about the thrlt aod the crash of the new single engine Cessna. Hunt suffered chest and internal injuries when the plane crashed in a swamp in 0 r (l a n d o's nutsklr.x n rly Monday. He was found unconscious Tuesday lying beside the wreckage, 26 hour* af­ ter the accident. Killed in the crash was Anthony Charles Lagnese III of Orlando, Ihe pilot. The body of thp 17-jear ,ll<* ,K>>' * “ * rmm'1 »lrappc-sl in the seat of the plane which crashed shortly after it was stolen from Orlando Municipal Airport. Sheriff Dave Starr said Hunt i-arne here only a lew days ago from Madison. Ind., with his bride of four mnntha. Golf Club Burglary Leads To 3 Arrests Sheriff's Deputy R. K. Grant Ualay made three arrests snd re­ covered flu per rent of ihe golf equipment sloJen from the Roll­ ing Hills Country Club Sunday night or Monday morning. Warrants have been issued for two mure arrest* in connection with Die robbery the sheriffs of fice reported. Club Pro W. P. I.raplme said that Hems taken included It golf bags. 69 golf woods. Ill irons, 10 pullers, 106 golf hall*, six golf umbrellas, six pair of goif 'shoes, 36 pairs of golf stove*. It straw hat*. 31 rain hats. 31 golf esp*. whiskey and cigars A holdup at Oscar's Packagc Slore yesterday result**! in tlw loss of $05■TO to store attendant Thro Pate, deputies »aid. Pale .lid that a Negro shout 2n years ild robbed hnn at gunpoint in the t-irdill Ave. and 25th St. store 'he robber, was about five feet mr inches tall and was wearing haki pants and shirt. He fled n a faded brown ear, Pate satd. Christmas Parade Judges, Tobacco Tax Division after 32 and one half years oi federal servire, received this award after return­ ing lo Sanford early this month. The Albert Gallatin Award is presented upon retirement lo so employe who has completed 20 years or more nf honorable and meritorous service m the Treeaury Department. New York Internal °evenue em­ ploye* aod friends gathered for a testimonal dinner honoring Wim­ bish at Ihe officers club, Fort Jay. on Governors Island. Many high ranking federal and state of­ ficials were also present as Wim­ bish is a retired eoi lander of the U. S Coast Guard llrservc. Mr*. Wimhish, one of the honored guests, arrived in New York about a week in advance of the testi­ monial dinner and was kept busy virvjupg Was Brnadwaw shows ,#m 4 TV (Mrfrtrtnaicrs. The Wimbish* at* now back home in Loch Arbor and Wimbish Is considering several offers from industry as advisor and tax con­ sultant. Couniy Promotion Program Staled The Sanford Chamber af Com­ merce will spend M.SOO for publi­ city during the current fiscal year. Figures released out of the year's budget show that the money will go toward publication, bill­ boards and industrial promotion. With die exception of salaries, SI3,7W, the publicity figure ia the largest item of this year's budget which totals $31,100 Other items include Il.tnn for tourist attractions snd ranventvona: 11.AM for auto sxpensos ami l*soo far postage The budget also shows $600 car­ ried over from last year's budget. K *vV H . • :w DIAN AIKEN NEW YORK (UPI) — Bock price* at t a. m.: American Airline#.............. »* * American T A T .................. T7 American Tobies* . . . . . . . . M i Baltimore A Ohio ............ MVi Bethlehem Steel.................. 51'* C A O .............................. Mt-s Chryafor .............................. Curtis* • Wright ............... AH* DuPont ................................*33 Eastman Kodak ....... 10>*A Ford Motor .................... IHs General Electric ............... MM General Motor* ................. *1'« Graham . Pslp# ............... l lb Inti. T A T ..................... » Lorillard ......................... Minut* Maid...................... Oak to KmirtJi St., east on Fostrth In Sanford Ave and then North on Sanford to Second St. where Dim Aiken was elected presi­ it will disband t hairnun Jack Wilber also said dent of Ihe Student leaders' Orany gpeip which ordered Ms float ganiiation at a meeting Tuesday decorations from the Jayceei can night at the high school She re­ pick them up at the float ware present* the Future Teachers house on First St aero** from foe Club, of whveh the in president also. Mayfair loo The wsrenoute will he open Sat­ Other officers are Larry Mrurday and Sunday afternoon (fuatlcrs, vice president, and Jaive through tlw early evening hours Harward. secretary-treasurer. The represergalive* af the 21 am! during the first lour day* of student orgamuuo.w officially next week Some 30 float# aod 39 march named foe group tc continue to ing unit* ami band* sre expected sponsor projects for the student to participate In this year's body. Currrnt project is a clean 1141 campaign. parade. « 4 I byterian Church, wtl give the Thanksgiving addreta. A number of other pastors will also partici­ pate in the service. At least two churches in Banford wtH have sepsrate programs for Thanksgiving Day. The Holy Cross Episcopal Church will cele­ brate a full Choral Eucharist at ■ a. m. with the Adult and Junior Choirs presrnhng special music. The Rev, George Swallow will as­ sist the rector, ihe Rev. Joha Thomas. A Thanksgiving message will be given by the rector. Can­ ned and fresh foodstuffs given by the adults and children of tht church will be hanked around the high altar. After the service these will be delivered to the Sarrpta Home In Sanford and the Bishop Grey Inn in Davenport. The Lutheran Church nf the Re dtemer will conduct a service at *:30 a, re. Pastor Hrrbert Goers* will give the Thanksgiving mes­ sage on the theme "Extolling The Ijord." The Sunday School chikt ran will sing "We Thank Thee, 0 God." and the Senior Choir will present the anthem. ‘T V liravena Are Declaring." An offering will be received for the church's new educational building. Canned goods are being received as a special Thanksgiving offering for the Ssrcpta Rest Home. Resides the special religious pro­ grams in Sanford, there also will be services in several of Ihe comnmnites around the county. In l-*ke Mary, the Narareae, Pres hylrrian, and Baptist Churches will join in a Union serve* at • p. m. in the Pint Baptist hurch. In Enterprise, the Kpiirupalan* and Ihe Baptists will hold separate services. The former will meet for Holy Communion at 1:30 a, rn. and Ihe Raptista will hear a special Thanksgiving sermon at It a. m. A special Thanksgiving service will hr held Tliursday morning at the First Church nf Christ Scien­ Full Survey Penney 117'k Penn RR ■■■•'•............... 1W* Roysl American ..................* Sears Roebuck ................ lO'i Standard Oil (NJ) ........... MM Studebakar ..................... MH U. S. Steel .................... *IW Westinghouse El.................. MV* To Be Made Indieslions are (hat the solution to the county's drainage problems may come from a special enabling act te set up a county wide drain­ age millage levy. These indicia!ion* came out ef n special Informal meeting of ■ five-man drainage committee and the county commission yesterday. The committee, comprised of Chairman Harold Kistner, War­ ren Knowlea, A. S. Merrill, C. ». I-e* and M. L. Cullum wan told by Couniy Commissioner John Krider that "we are laying the entire program In your lap*." Krider pointed out lo the com­ mittee that drainage hnn become n critical problem, la Scmtfpta County and no real solution or any program baa been found or pro­ News Briefs Polio Free Week JACKSONVILLE (UPI) ----- No new cases of polio were reported in Florida last week-the first polio-free week since April 10. The State Board of Health said Tues­ day Ibi* leave* the count at IN cates for the year, compared with 234 during the same period last year. Record Price LONDON tUI’ l) - A New York art dealer paid a world record $364,000 for a Gauguin painting to­ day, eclipsing the previous high of $260,000 paid for nne in Paris in 1937. The firm, Rosenberg and Stiebel. laid out the turn for the famous "Te Tin Ns Ve I Te Rata." "1 Await the Lslter" *t *n auetioa at Snsithehy’a gallery. Living Costs Up DRAINAGE COMMITTEE member* are. sealed loft to right, M. I- Od­ ium. Harold Knsfner anil ('. S. Lee. Standing are Warren Knowles, left, and A. S. Merrill. (Staff Photo) WASHINGTON 101*1» The government may announce today that living cost* climbed to an all-time high in October and trig­ gered pay increases fur more than a million worker* Even if the Labor Depirlment reports that the By I.AHRY VEKSIIKI. consumer price indea levelled ait John Henry Hart celebrates has list month, an estimated 730.000 103th birthday here tomorrow Inst auto wurkers will get penny-an- you wouldn't know it by talking Ui hour-wage boost* h*r»u»e of past him. The eldn ly Negro win. ws* horn increases. in Hampton. Ve., ia the most artivs resident of the Good Sa Program Delayed IjOS ANGELES lUPD-An nsr mantan Hume for Aged, accord ing to Mrs. Ruby Wilson, prrsi gtne explosion snd s "broken fuselage have delayed by about dent of Ihe home's hoard of ini* three week* a program to put the teea rod manager. "Papa," a* It* is afferliiMMlel} first manned aircraft ux) mile# above the earth. A North Ameri lilted by other residents of Uw can Aviation Corp. ipokaaman dis­ hoine, spends most of his lime closed today the XlS-«ne of three wheeling a 99-yrar old mao around seven-ton rocket ships built fur the the home rod speaking at prayer Air Force snd Ihe National Aero meetings "When lie isn't working, helping naulic* and Space Administration —should be repaired rod hsrk in others," Mrs. Wilson said, "he is Ihe fringe-of spare project by Dee. usually reading hi* Bible." ••That's my salvation." Hart said. "I don I teem lo ever get Floods Ease Off enough lime to read the Gout Book SEATTLE. Wash. (IJPII Western Wsshinglun's rain swollen like I should." Tlie amating thing aUiot Hart river* continued to recede luday, is lhal he spent his first 12 >esrs but not fast enuujti to permit Good ed lowland residents to start all­ m bed. "Something wrong with my stomach," he recalled. "M*. nut mop-up operations The floods, t e r m e d Western Washington’* ms would never let me |r4 up John Henry To Mark 105th Birthday worst in 27 years, inundated hun­ dred* of valley*, crippled crus* state travel and drove over Lion parsons from their homes One person was fearrd dead in the dis aster. He was George Shaske of Eltensburg, Wash, whose car was buried is a slide The suto was found empty. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi dent Eisenhower his Seen sd vised that federal revenues may jump by $4 billion m fiscal 1961 lo a record $6.1 billion If Ibis forecast by government sources holds *p *> ■ hnsl re­ view next month, the president Is expected to send Congress a budget railing for spending of about $81 billion, and s surplus of $2 billion That would he Ihe biggest black ink margin F.nenbowar ha* poeted la Ue two term* to foe While House. So far, tb* president bee posted four budget deficits rod twe surplus**. i tist in Sanford. As la alt Chris­ tian Science Churches, a period of voluntary expressions of gratitudo for God'a goodness will be included la tue service. "Thanksgiving" will be the sub­ ject of the lesson-sermon. The Thanksgiving Day Proclamation of Ihe President of the United Stales will be read at the service. There also will be readings from the King Jantrs Version of the Bible and from Mary Raker Eddy’s "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip­ tures." No collection will be taken at this aervice. and local members have invited the public to attend. Committee Starts Study O f County Drainage Levy 2°'* Route Are Announced Dian Aiken Elected Federal Revenues By Student Group May Take Big Jump Judges lor the Christmas Parade snd the route of the parade were announced today. Judge* sre John C. Galloway, county tax rotlectur; Mr*. Voile Williams, president of the San­ ford Garden Club and the Rev. Robert Spear, preudent of the .Seminole County Ministerial Asso­ ciation. Prises will be awarded in four categories including hr*; and second place* in the business, church, schodl and eivic organisation floats. The parade scheduled h r I p Dec. 1. will start at First 9t, and Magnolia We. It will run (SAM tram Ftf*i to Established 190S Atlas Rocket Set For Shot At Moon CAPE CANAVERAL (CPI) — A gisnt Atlas-Able roc'teg stood poised today fur America's sixth shot at Use mono—over a trad already biased by two Russisn Luniks. I.aunch time for foe 96 foot •Double-A"— tallest ami most powerful of all U. S. rockets to date — appeared Imminent. The launching could rome as soon as early Thur»d*y, when the moon moves closest to the earth. Riding atop foe foorstag* be­ hemoth will be a 371 pound pay­ load that scientists hope to guide into orbit around the muon with a unique terminal guidance aystens never tried by an American spar* rocket. The spherical payload, riding ia the topmost pert of foe Able up per states, was deiignrd to take pictures if the moon a "Ur»wto" from lhal bed " Hcralling hi* youth in Virginia. Hart said he went to school in an old shack with four other kids and learned lo read rod write "in no tun* it all " "Mam* would never lot me invoke and I .emember I had an old corn rob pip*, t lived to sneak Herter Says Red Outlook Changed off around Use house rod smoke It waa my only pleasure, I thought then." he laid. Hart admitted ihpt he stopped smoking about at) years ago. "I don't remrmlier the rsaton. . . maybe 1 lost lhal pipe," he said. WhM about ht* secret for long WeT "No secret, sou. just took things raw and never worried about anything," he said. "My fnvorttr food ia grits and I don't helievs m eating all this fancy food I hear about." Did Hart remember the Civil War? "I remember Mama wouldn't let me go off lo fight in somr war or another hot don't recatl the de­ tails now," Hart recalled Dial he went to school a few days In the week am! worked on a large farm somr un Ilnurs s week "I guess things are dillrreni now." he said. According to record* at the home, Hart left Virginia during the early liwu's and. with his family, settled in Titusville. II* has been at Ihe home vine* 1035. What about television "Got no time to watch that. I've gig enough to do taking care of the other patients here." WASHING! UN (UPI) - Sucre lary of Male ('hriitiun A. Herter says the Russian's have "come a very long way" in altering their poiition on Berlin since they toochrd off the German crivis one year agu Herter told a new-v ronfermcr Tuesday that he haved tins anew meni on two points. —Soviet Premier Nikita S Khrushchev has reversed hiv ori gmsl argument that Die West had no legal right m divided Berlin. —Khrushrhev has removed his threat to take unilateral action hy making a separate peace treaty with Communist East Germany and turning over to the East Ger­ mans the access roads into West Berlin. Herter made Ihe statement in ' firing hack si former Secretary j of State Dean Acheson's charges ] that the administration was play- I ing Ihe Soviet game in agreeing to discuss Berlin at a summit | meeting. News Says Florida Coach To Resign MIAMI (UP!) — The Miami News reported today that Font ball Coarh Bob Woodruff of Hi* University nf Florida will resign following Saturday's game against Miami. According In foe News, Wood ruff "wtH not be ached to suy on In Ins <to*J MpicSy at roach athletic director." The announce rnrnt may rom* early next week Ml Gaineavdla, posed. The first Job of the committee will be to survey the whole drain­ age problem and even discus* tba possibility at future drought eastdll ion*. They will study soil nonsnrvation, wildlife and Impounding of waters If n drought emergency should arise. Kaalner seid they win also leak into Hie possibility of matching funds with ths federal government under the Small Watershed Pro­ gram. Krider told the group font the federal program haa merit but will lake three years to pul into effect because "they are fore* year* behind in their projects." Most of the members at foe drainage committee agree font solution is a special county-wide millage levy lor drainage. Ways of establishing ihe mlMage will be among the prime diecusunrts of the group. Cullum put it this way: "The only aolution is a mitt age levy. Of course, there will be -sum* persons who won't want to p*v. My feeling U If Uicy don't pay, don't let them bother the lo­ cal authorities when their land to flooded." County Engineer Hob Davis told the group that the otain problem would be lo seek an ' orderly" program, whether it be through a roonlytsul* lax or individual drainage ditches, K.ntner said it would he at least a few weeks before the commit­ tee rame up with any solutions or rscominemlationt to bring be­ fore the commission. Richard Return!) Sanford I'ulilic Work • Director Syd Hu-hard is bark on the |ob part lime after undergoing sur­ gery al Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital recently. Hichard will pro­ bably resume full time work Mon­ day if he is released after a medical rhrekup today, the pub­ lic works office rvporlrd. Cold Coming I.AKKI.AND (l' 1*1k—Temitoruture;* will ilrup ne«r the (lunger point in North Florida Thursday morning ns a new cult! front pushes into the slate. The weather forecast fur the area including Semin­ ole County said temperattires might go ns low as ilo to U>, with a possible .Tt-lt'i in pockets and mucklanda. Scattered frost also was predicted. The Front Warning Service hern said readings would he an low an 55 in the extreme northern sections of the state. Temperatures this morning slid to tui much a* 20 degrees below those of Tuesday as the leading edge at thn cold air mass ntovtd info the stats. Thn cold air triggered severs thunder atonng ta South Florida early today with gusta nstimated unoffi­ cially at GO to 70 miles an hour in the Belle Glude-Pahokae 1‘alai tinach si u s. �% Washington I T WW PgMMJtTOM V t den t g t la ter writing teak review*. Bw, eut ef Washington aaw a bate that every Americas M should ret read—end read ewi right away. It la writtda by • men whe knows what he ie talk teg ebeut: J. Kdgar Heaver, Dtrotter ad tee FBI. Title: M itten of Deceit. It la tea ttery ef Com■uaUai la America and what lb* Cemmunist bosses are delng te Bring ua to eur knees. It la an eapoee ef the Communist Party from Ht beginning dew* te the Shopping Adds Convenience Sanford merchant* atayed open until I P."». Friday 1* Dm fin t of a trial run of late Friday hour* which la echedultd lo laat until Chriatmaa. Mr. E. C. Harper wae one of the iroup which eneour•Md the kLores to try the night hours and he said “ we need !• do it for the benefit of those who can’t get out during working hours.” .... * poll o f merchant* revealed that they were willing to m, although it meant extra work for *om* and adding ..dp for other*. . . ., . We beileve that the people who have responded in large Bumbere to the Friday night schedule in effect at the banks aleo will respond to the merchants’ efforts to give them ■Mew convenient shopping. • • Quotable Quotes CHICAGO — • Know Your America The Business and Professional Women’s Club here is epowfwlng “ Know Your America Week" to remind our citi* M M that we're the most fortunate in the world, regardless ad what problems we have. Purpose of the week is outlined In the proclamation wMeh the business end professional women got Mayor A. L. Wlleoa to make. It said: "Whereas, it is necessary for Americans to appreciate fu lly their heritage of freedom and to rededicate themselves !• the preservation of basic American principles and . . • whereas, H is essential that the City of Sanford make this ■ereelon a notable expression of community interest as is heiagdone ta many other cities throughout the nation now. . Therefore, 1, Mayor A. L. Wilson do proclaim the period in m November 22 to November 28, 1959, as “ Know Your Amertea Week" and call on all citizens of Sanford to con­ tribute freely of their time and resources to participate in the commemoration of “ Know Your America Week" in ordar to preserve human freedom and defeat communism." By ED KOTBRBA Blliebeth, Maine, hea plucked Every time ye* turn around in It would do us all good now and then to reflect on the ANTARCTICA — Job* Dear­ mere than 1,000 different species thia fantastic continent. you come "hade'American principles." They’re still as basic a* they born and hla good leal He spends of anirael life from the icy waters. upon something new. Like Matt " i when the nation was dedicated to freedom in 1778. Up in hie laboratory, three Pryor and hla bugs. sin days a week inside n big peek* Assignment Washington Rev. Brooks Named Counseling Proxy lev . W. 1*. I r a k i Jr. was woaMeot of the Family Service at the meeting a i l i t Ha Flrat Chervil ea Monday crea­ te serve with Mr. toeM e Judge Wlleoa Ales. Mrs. B. E. tery; and Mn. V. ; traaaurar. The nomcommlUec wsi composed « f Or. Jehu Morgan, Mn. A. R. Bey and I . F. Cooper, la e resume of the work aceomby the Family Counseling , Mrs. 8. E. Ive* III, ; stated that there ere 110 active case* being counJaeuary, IBM the faUrvtewed IK fam* Mrs. Ives said that la most • atem from m irttal •ad in e good many parent-child reia- death but nevertheless collecting goodies. I took ono look ot e m i spider that looked like e tangle of yel­ low straw * foot long. “ Ugly," 1 sold, end It was. Dearborn cor­ rected me. “ Beautiful,” be said. Almost ovary day, biologist Doarborn finds a “ goody.’’ A goody la something unusual that ho hauls up out of tho sen. So far this young man af 94 from Capa policy wee adopted at the meeting Be charge a fee of M lor out of county patients, after the Initial visit. Mn. Ivee told of securing a film, "A Family Affair'' wMeh la being shown to • number of civic dubs In order to acquaint them with the work of the Counesting Service and its Importance. la October Mrs. Ives spent lime with the National Associations of both Family Counseling Service and Retarded Children. She aleo attended the Florida State Mental Health confennca in Jacksonville Nov. 1-10. Further work Included attendance at the nomlnetlng Interest in the scheduled A3D vs committee tor State Mental Health A4D lofl bombing eontaat continued Association bald in Orlando. to mount after Cdr. Bill Barrow Tha avarago American household and Cdr. Kan Rowell met at San has ■ neat egg of at lea it 98,300, ford to discuss final contest gules. Cdr. Barrow, commanding off! about 93 per «n t of K in the bank, It per cent In life Insurance aav* car of VA-II and Cdr, Rowell, skip Inga, 1* per cant In govarnmant per of VAH-7, both teemed pleased ravings bonds and about 2 per cent with the mica so far and fejt that they provided for an equal contest. In credit unions and the like. Barrow will take hit VA-12 bomb­ ing Irani lo Yuma. Arif, neat wrrk for “ Operation Top Gun,'* lha Naval Air Weapons Meet of 1939. 30. ReHe will return from Yuma whan covered the Mighty versus Mite contest IS. Form lakes place Dec. 11. into Ituwell will also be in Yuma and thin show the loft bombing technique n( plate the AID as part of the fire power 28. Chum demonstration. 28. Daubs Meanwhile, Die loll bombing con­ 37, New test to be held in Sanford continues York to gsther inlrrcst from nil assort river sled with military aviation. Tha YeateeSat'a Aaewer 21 Public results of the competition will be vrhlel* 34 Leaning announced Dec. 11 when the vic­ 29. All Tower city 30, Cleaned, as tor will step forward to receive the 31. Sweet----- ■ table winner's trophy for the most 39. Ctrl's tops unique bombing event lo lake nickname 32. Shyer placo in recent years. D A ILY C R O SSW O R D 1. Palatable *. Mock at ILBasebaM deal £3. Calient 13. Line 14. Commend IX Parrots <N.*> ML Backstays nickname ST. Electrical Engineer isbbr.) IS- Large worm JB, SpM 11.8 taps over feneee 33. Pause Xt. Maks lace •dgtnr SB. Frontiers, man’s shoe 3*. Nosh’s son as. Announced SI. Harmonious 91. Sky god <UabyL) 14. Men’s ntckntme 33. Hra.t i slang) M. Fruit atones JT, Teal St. Boundary 40. Way 41. Franck river 43. Show scorn 49. Dipped, ea soup DOWN 1. Markers X Apprehend X Sycophants A Mrs. Cantor (poea.) X Tunisian ruler X Driven away V.Nonrommissioned officer X Antique X Navies 10. Woods IS. Foollike part It. (task . (lax r- t- 4 1 4 'L II f/t i* 1 i~ ij % T“ % it TT ii r % o 7 5 % i A u n If re % »4 WASHINGTON - Actress Lau­ ren Bacall, brusquely dismissing the subject when asked by a re­ porter about any romance: “ Tltot’s pretty private stuff. I don't ask you about yours." CHICAGO — Mr*. Lillian Schwartskopf. waiting near the rub­ ble where a TWA cargo plane crashed into a residential area to learn whether her alitor was alive: ‘ ‘Still a chaaee — still a ehaaee. IXat means there m chance.” Hospital Notes Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Lcnord Smith, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. George Berg­ strom, Sanford, a son lllamtssah Mabel Sherwood, Sanford Carolyn Killen, Sanford David Morns, Geneva I-enn Mobley. Sanford Mareel Lee and baby, Lake Monroe Willie Mae Baker, t«ikc Mon­ roe Roger Baker. Sanford Health Ninth Circoit Gels Two New lodges TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—Coco* Attorney William G, AVridg* and State Attorney Murray W. Overstreet of Kissimmee will take ovar aa new circuit judges in the 9th Judicial Circuit. Gov. Leltuy Collins made the appointments Tuesday to fill the new judgeships caused by popula­ tion increase. The circuit i* com­ prised of Orange, Osceola, Bre­ vard, Indian River, Martin, Okee­ chobee, St. Lucie and Seminole counties. Collin* named Orlando attorney Arthur L. (Mike) Steed to sueteed Overstreet as state attorney. air^ — T ■top and Sanford’* Btegiag C h a fe FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENI Wtleomw You South Mapto A n . T L R K F .V Noon to • P. 1 Glbtot GtcflT i Salad Grorti Bo*** ^Ui. _ *or - T«» CoI(«* pumpkin sa.^d Mwt Pte $J75 . 1 A bo Special Port loan J for ChiMrua • |1M C O C K T A IL S -F IN E FO O D r . tMmttM — c.i rxi-uos Lake Monroe Inn 17-11 IV. Mil— Norik ot S u t M OTHERS BOAST ABOUT “ HOLDING” THE PRICE LINE— LOO 1^ W H AT SHAPPENING AT HUNT UNCOLN-MERCL’ RY INC. Mercury lowers. 1960 prices more thanf 135 • (By DR. F. LKO K till WIN) •" •*«/■»«»-» wtfofd doitttrtd prm m , i*W 1 .1 Sip. Buekaches Leave When Cause Is Removed; It hue lung been thought Hint backache in the reflex effect 17 on the nerve* from sonic 1 h urgniiA in front. The science n JT of Chiropractic varies with % thia opinion. B a c k a c h e in caused by the slight misalign­ Page 2 Wednesday, November 25, U)fi9 ment of verte­ brae* through in­ SVI.ISH Ulll.uvv. KSItot aaa r»kl,..*, a v a i l * *■ clisHIXU, easmuiBa jury which Irri­ JACK t a i l CKISI.lt S' VIIHI.H tate* the nerves Khw taaSalp SSIt.r an t h i* y pate P s M U k t O U a i l j t s r a p l t s la t S s f , s a a s a ,. a » S t k i l i l s u i i pakllahas through the S s ls i S a r pcaaaaSlas t k rla ln a a nutij tunings, The Interfer­ • S O W S aa aaraa* alaaa a ta lla , U vla k a r at, la in ai ika l-aai u ilia a a t ■ aa* a»« , r ia s M a aaS a r «ka Aai a t C a a s ’ taa at M a rtk S. 1ST* ence of the flow of nerve Tke Kasai* la a asaaika, al Ik. LaltsS Praaa nklt* it talllla* aatlaaN l » e * • **# 1st sapakllsatlaa af all ska uaei aiaa arista* la into force cuu.ica pain in the back and organic trouble in front! Thia principle has been sub•v a v ta ir r io s a a tk s •siivsrv S r M an Htantiated in medical writ­ la S * * la * !a C aaatf a il M S N •ftlas Pale Cat*lac ings. The moat recent la Dr. i tm su et •a Weak I te a t lilt s l Saar H. W. Jeruiguiii rcjwrt in e Wsaika SIS M * • Waalk s t.TS , H sa tk a I Maatks tea aMae ika ana a M b b i s * the (jcoi'giu Medical Ax&odat Hsalk i IO* I S t a lk la s i ita a ik k. e. Pastel iift M ia a p ra tie s ik a l a ll m ail aakaafip.luas k« pale la lion. VoU XV. No. 6, con­ % >0 'Tl't • teamlM day — a groat d*y. Tho rodio xonouocemant I board laat night that I woo to bo iriooaod today woo the boot newt I've had to M ytara.” 1 appeal to certain Americana, bow the Party operate* ia its tffarte to eventually take over eur gov­ ernment. “ The ultimate aim o f' the Communist Party,” ho says, “ is the establishment of a Soviet America. For more than a genera­ tion. never for a moment buy American communtota for»odH iheir allegiance to hto Soviet Union. This ia the ultimate atralegy of the Communist Party, USA.” He facto that the time of greatcat danger ia when people are lulled into a (ala* acme ef leeurv ty—and he to trying hto beat to waka ns up. And Isn’t that Meet­ ly what to happenini? Let’s face the truth. Mr. % t visit softened up a lot af AmdPica ns. Many who waro MOhtog bitter speeches agatast Basalt and tho Communist* a tew ytan ad* art today advocating that maybe it might bo a good idee to ndmtt Red China to the United Nation*. Some are suggesting that wo mlaa our trade restrictions against Bun. ala. Many i n saying that tfen day* of Stalin art gone and that we should shake bands with Mff. Khrushchev and let hy-gonat Ie bygones. Those who read Mr. Ihswth book—and accept K aa earning from a mao of authority w tho subject—won’t fall ter tbot Boas Read hto book-aud you'll tow* der every time you beer fen mm ' relax and §» along" wife Bunala talk. Road bin bonB-tond you'll loan o tew nlfetto sloop. An# hr • N m Ot, , S4mr M d TT Surveys made by tha Bureau of the Census show that in 1930 there uere l.soo.ooo Americans who hrld two or more Jobs — ’ •moonlight ers” — and tn 1938 there wrre 3,100,nun of them. tab where his 44-power microacopc was focused qn a spring-tall, a bug the sloe of a flea. Spring-tails — some people call them anow fleas — keep their tall* binged to their aide until they're disturbed. Then they un­ hinge end swish the tell. They way Pryor finds insect* In these icy wastes is e story in it­ self. He hunts for e “ likely'' place, like near the foot of a gla­ cier. Then he dlga through three or four feet of snuw, six inches of ice and about four Inches Into tha soil. There’s no sign of life there. Bo he puts n plexiglass cover over the hole and lets the sun shine through fur 24 hours. Next day, Matt comes bark and. to, the hole ie crawling with life! Thia mean* those bugs have lain dormant for a long time — two years, three years —or, as Matt said, and his whiskered face lit up, “ Perhaps tens of thous­ ands of yesra.” Could it be pos­ sible for life to remain dormant a thousand years? I asked Matt about tha -pre historic'* wingless flies he was supposed to have found her*. He looked a little embarrassed. He did find a wingless fly. But enly NOVEMBER 21 one. And he was so anxious to Admission* find out mure about this prehis­ Roger Baker. Sanford toric creature that he airmailed it Angie Hill, Sanford to a laboratory In the states. Sylvia Bergstrom, Sanlord Antarctica is full of “ goodies.” Lillie Davis, Altamonte Springe And, someday, from these uncov­ Trixie Whitaker, Sanford ered secrete a new, fascinating Ronnie .Nohles, Sanford chapter of science will emerge. James Emerson, Sanford Elsie Chaudoin, .Mims lestlon e f bottled end preserved goodies, perhaps the strangest assemblage of see life collected under one smell roof. Meet horrid creature was a bub boua sea squirt which has two Identical protruding mouths. One la the intake. It draws In the Antarctic sea water. Through the other It (Uteri out everything but microscopic sea food. It was an uneasy feeling In that laboratory, You open the refriger. ator and something splashes out toward you. Dearborn hea the re­ frigerator filled with living things, moat of which look like prehistoric crabs. 1 stumbled over ■ bucket ef lee-slushy water end out erawled an octupua. From an­ other pall Dearborn hauled out his goodieet goody of the week, a starfish carrying a load of yellow eggs ready to hatch. From all tbla fishing, the young Ice scientist hopes to determine how living thlnga survive water of 27 to 29 degrees. This could be a help someday for humans try­ ing to beat subiero climates. Happiness Through 1W » era RAN FRANCISCO - Sea. Rich­ ard L. Neuberger (D-Orr.), de­ fending health, education and wel­ fare secretary Arthur Flemming's warning about possibly contam­ inated cranberries: “ If any man in his job disre­ gards a cancer waning, hla posi­ Matt, who*e home is Knoxville, tion could bo destroyed and In* crate over a hole in the ieo milee above the lee on • windy of Ross Sea fretting almost to hillside, he showed me hie col- Tenn., led me to hia aorncr of the should be." Lofl Bombing Rules Approved By Pilots of the participation of the Family Count?ling Service In ■to United Fuad in the future, a FnhibitkM gaagator Roger Toady, parole* •tear a quarter af * eeatury bodtei bora hr * 1M U.'Mptag: The bosk ia liable ta scare ysu. It aearad ua. It was writtog, aot *• much to frighten American, at to wake thorn up. T o d a y , followLag Mr. Khrusbrhev's visit, many of us art inellaod to fool a bit relued to­ ward Communism. Remembering tho aooMtimoa jolly look on the tubby m u (torn behind tho Iron curtain, wo Might gat tho feeling that Maybe wo ahould give ■ little. Or that maybe wo think we kite been wrong la our atti­ tude toward the Russians. Many AMoricaas are beginning to think wa ahould ” |o along” with Um —at loaat some of tho way. If you believe the menace of Communism to America la a talng of the put, read this art-open­ ing bow by tho one mu in America who knows mere about B th u toy other. Hoover say* that: ''lotorutiooal comaiMlim wtB never reat until the whoto world, including the L'aJtod Itatoa, ia under tho ham mar and pickle. . .Ever since HIT, I have observed Ota rite of internotieoal communism with great concern, particularly communist efforts to Infiltrate and Infoet our Amoricu way of life. Tho Communlat Party, UIA, started to lit* a* a small, disorganised group of fanatic*. Today, It la a dedicated, conspiratorial group operating under modern conditions as an arm of revolution. There ta no doubt that Aemrica ia now tho primo target of totematiooal oommuoltm.” Coming from some folks, this statement might be passed off aa sensationalism, written for the purpose of selling a honk. Hoover can’t bo accused of that Ho to known to Washington aa one of our moiw quiet, modest and retartog public oMtoiato. In hie beck. Hoover tire Communist the Dotted fining hia .studies to the fifth lumbar vertebra. Hr des­ cribe.1* n case wherein he •dates that this articulation slipped « i much »a one-fourth inch and interfered with the fifth lumbar nerve, reaulting in agonizing pain for the |>atient . A radical spinal operation was resorted to. A vertebra out of place was the cause of this persons con­ dition. A Chiropractor is cs. iwciiilly trained to locute and with dcieutific Chiropructic adjustments r e m o v e the cause of the bucktiche. One of a scries of articles published in the public inter- i tft to oxpiaia and iUutlrate the practice of ocltnlific Chiropractic, written by Dr. ' F. I.co Kerwln whose office is located at 201 S. French Ave. and hit telephone number U FAirfaz 2-7442. 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NVr. 28, 195d—'Pair* 8 Christm as! * Workshop •Planned The anocialion for Childhood Education will hold a Chmimai workshop Dec. 3 in the cafeteria of the Pinecrrst School. Hours are from 4 to 9 p. m. and dinner will be served at 6 p. m. for SI per person. Anyone interested in jetting new Cbriitmai ideas for children is ^Invited to attend. You may attend ^ a n y part or all of the wurkvhop. The follow ins pro eels will be demonstrated: Simple Christmas gifts, tree decorations, miniature trees, favors, bulletin board dis­ plays, Christmas decorations, dried arrangements and Christmas cook­ ies. Materials may be purchased for a small cost for most of the pro­ jects. 4 Oviedo Personals AM. DRESSED UP AT THE BIRTHDAY PARTY of Linda Rae Baade, are front row, left to right; Patrick Howard, Steve Power. Linda Smith. Margie Harrison, (the hostess) Linda Kae. holding one of her gifts; Peter Smith, Robin May and Colecn Harrison. Back row. Carol Sue McClelland. Star Harrison. Melanie Howard, Terry Ryan. Debbie George, Roger and Steve Simmons. Other guests not in the picture were. Ricky Moore, Joseph May, Kevin Harrison nnd the hostess’ sister, Denise. Rebekah Lodge 43 To Meet Tomorrow Linda Rae Baade, daughter of Lcdr. and Mrs. W. A. Elting, cele­ brated her fifth birthday, Saturday with a party al the home of her parents, on Orange Ave. The young guests Included a group of kindergarten friends and neighbor*. Several games were; played. Joseph May won the priie for pinning the tail on a donkey. The refreshment table was set up • in the carporte, which was deco­ rated with balloons. Favors were gurn lo rarh guest and ice cream and birthday cake served. Joy Ruth Class Meets Monday Fidelis S.S. Class Enjoys Cook-Out Semlnola Rebekah Lodge 43 will meet Thursday (Thanksg'ving dayl at the Odd Fellows Tfniple at I p. m. Members are requested to attend as a slate of officers will be nomi­ Members of the Fidelis Sundaynated for the coming year. School Class of the First Baptist Churrh enjoy ed a cook out on the outdoor patio it the home of Mrs. Curry In A Hurry George Elliott in Lake Mary al NEW YORK (L'PI) - Curried their regular monthly meeting. eggs and chips offer a fine tex­ Mrs. J. P. Whitaker's group ture and flavor contrast. Dissolve t teaspoon of curry powder, or served as hostess for the dinner. more to taite. In li cup of cold Mr, Elliott cooked the hambur­ water. Add this to your favorite gers, assisted by his son, Howard. RIDDING ROVER A birthday cake, bearing three cream sauen recipe and pour over An aerosol Insecticide makes it ft hot hard cooked eggs, halved. lighted candles, one each for Mrs. easy to de-flea doe* and eats. Top with 'i eup of crushed potato E. C. Snodgrass. Mrs. H. H. Mc­ It also rids pels of lire and ticks chips. Serve with boiled rice and Eachern and Mrs. C. S. Sheppard, and prevents haeterls growth. |chulnewhose birthdays fall in November, was cut and served the guests. Following the dinner, members gathered for the business session wtlh Mrs. V. C. Mesenger, presid­ ing. Mrs. Elliott led the group in the devotion aervice, illustrating with lighted candle*, with each member participating. It was voted to contribute $30 each to the Children's Home in Are you a "cireum-navigator” ? mrnt so as to be more of a Lakeland and lo the Lottie Moon, A circum navigator ii a person destination navigator. Christmas offering for forrign mis­ • who is so busy she is Just going One good method of assuring sion work. The group also voted in all directions at onre. These yourself of having some leisure to contribute $10 to the tuberculosis people constantly flutter about, is by budgeting your time. Check and health association to buy always busy hut never seem to up on how you did last week by Christmas gills for patirnts con, accomplish anything except creat­ making a chart with the days of lined to T. II. hospitals. ing nervous tension. Or you might the wrrk in a row across the top A Christmas gift box will be tent be a “ destination navigator''— a and the activities of each day to a patient in the mental hospital person who decide* where they listed down the left side. Try to in Arcadia. The gifts are to be arc going, how they are going lo remember how you spent each brought to the Christmas party, al £ get there, and then carries out hour and write it all down on the the home of Mrs. Messenger, Dec. their plan. chert. You will discover that a desti­ How much time did you spend nation navigator will have leisure Lake Mary lime — a time to snjoy her non- on sleep, meals, personal rare, work, transportation, and leisure routine activities. But the circum­ navigator Is not ao fortunate — time? Were your meals and work the has time only to race about and other artiviliri rushed or did trying to do the many things for you have time to enjoy them. How did you spend your leisure which she ha* acrepted respond BY IDA MAY SJUIU.OM hllity. Berause she has no or- time? How much time did you The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. spend on passive things such a* „ 1(rk, gxnized plan for reaching her ....... wa, „ „ „ „thp lv „, crne „ llv o( „ ,llnnrr goals, she gets many projects television, rad.o, movies, or just pjrty rvcnmj! given in started and finishes some of loafing. ‘'nJJyj^ tli* w*llrV of honor or their daughter, Mrs. Paul them. Her efforts 'o not show doing nothing . Enough to relax jjroBn Qf Ortaiulo, who was crle her best ability, though, because and unkink those knots acquired brjtini! her birthday, by “working much. of the rush m which she does Kl ■'rkin" hour.? Or too m'“ h -Mr, -Hob,.rt • -|.,nUord wav guest »i’ lhai you got vluggi.vh orildge- „f honor Wednesday evening at thing*. W)n Now which are you. Perhaps ly? How much time did you MorrUon, , mpcrlI, „ 0UIR you are somewhere in between spend i>n activities. What were ,fr p i r |j for a birthday dinner and could stand some improve- ‘ h,y£ I f f * y0U fnJ°y lhe S '''" by Mr. and Mr. Joseph moat. way. Rice. Thove attending were Mr. and Ideally, some free lime should Mrs. Robert Lankford. Mr. and be »pem '•pensively'' and some Mrs. Km Harold, and Mr. and “ activity", some “ receiving" and Mrs. Rice. some “ giving?" Did your week include both of these types, of Calorie, Rut Good recreation? If you’re not counting calorie*, There is also a balance of leiwrtr lime vpmt alone and with try this cherry-chocolate fluff. other people that w« must main­ Beat 3 eggs until thick; gradually add '• eup of chocolate syrup, I tain. Now that you've seen what hap^ r.ip of milk and it cup of chop­ cherries pened last week, sit down and ped, drained maraschino , „ work out a schedule of how to 10 rh*r™ ,>- Pour into « spend your Um» this week. Leave tall glasses and top each with a a few chunk* of lime for un­ scoop of Ire rream. expected things. Keep a record all week on how you actually spent your time. At the end of the week compare the two sche­ dule*. Ask yourself how you can im­ prove this schedule of youra. Be practical- Be specific. ■V MARIAN R. JONES Wallare Kelsey, who was acheduleri to go to Okinawa, Is con­ fined to the hospital at Augusta, Gi. live members of the Oviedo Woman's Club attended the Semi­ nole federation meeting in San­ ford, Thursday. They were, .Mrs, Lynn Mosier. federation president. Mrs. R. W, Estes, local club presldeni. Mrs. J. B. Jones. Mrs. B. G. Smith and Mrs. W. T. Walker. psutAjanaU The Joy Ruth Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church met Monday night at the home of Mrs. II. B. McEachern. 1101 Maple Ave., with the president, Mrs. Otto Thomas, presiding. 10. There also will be a gifl ex­ Mrs. Jimmy Wade led the group change among the members at this in the evening devotion services. meeting. During the social hour, the host­ Those enjoying the cook out and ess served refreshments of puneh meeting were Mrs. F. E. Cliche], and cake, with Mrs. Jimmy Headteacher of the clasa; Mr*. A. L. erson assisting. Gunter. Mrs. W. D. Gunter, Mrs 1 Those present were Mrs. ThomFred Fisher. Mrs. J. P. Whitaker, as. Mrs. Wade. Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Christine Woodruff. .Mrs. S. Mrs. Paul llimmet. Mrs. Glen P. Griffin, Miss I.orene Franklin. - Anderson, Mrs. M. H. Carter, and ' lr*- Messenger and Mrs. Elliott. 1Mrs. Jimmy Pruitt, ( T O W IV E S C l.t ’ H MEMBERS who aided the United Fund drive, by donating money made on a "Hi-Fi” pro­ ject. They are front row, left to right, Marie Sumlvnll, Rue Kinyr nnd Nancy Farrow. Back row, Lou (’rune, Margaret Stone. Adeline Kama, Shirley Simas, Nell Ox­ ford and Jo Unrticr. , Group Honors Mcln Mrs. Mrs. Philip Harward and Mrs. la silver engraved pitcher, from the Max Beni were co-hostesses at the officers wives of VAH-3. Mrs. MeNovember luncheon for officers Jnni* having Ui» week wives of 'A l l 3. The group met „ w|| d (c,ded „ ot boJ{, „ at the Mar Lou restaurant for the luncheon meeting in December, monthly get-to-gether. New committee chairmen, whose Tables were decorated with fall *1>1 begin in December and colored leaves and yellow chrysan- expire In May, were announced. Mrs. Loula M. Beverly and Mrs. themume, trailing down th# center George E. Jenssen will be the of each table. The head table waa hnstrssea for the January lunchcentered with a lovely floral ar- ron, plana to be announced later. rangemrnt, which was later pre­ Mrs. Ollie Loper gave a report sented to lira. Paul S. Goldman from the officer* wives club. at a door prize. Yolunleeri from the group, to as­ Special honor wat given to Mri, sist in the thrift shop for the month Norman K. Mclnnis, wife of com­ of December were requested. Any­ manding officer of Heavy Attack one interested may get additional Squadron three. She waa presented Information from Mrs.'VJesse Taft. Church |6 Maattitf 317000 1U 00 27000 31700 432 00 592 00 3 700 I I oo 1300 13 00 7(00 J7.0O aixa-rcnaMPif FAMI L Y FOR RESERVATIONS Call Spring 4-3X3* JEAN’S SPAGHETTI HOUSE ORANGE CITY 5 More Days G R E G O R Y ’S Rig Store • Wide FREE PRIZES l'*e Our Layaway And F.N.I). Pita BIO REDUCTIONS In flifte Ik Heme Improsemaat Items — SHOP NOW! T O Y G A LLER Y Remove rust stains hy soaking garments m lemon Juice and salt or in oxalir acid solution of three Shirley Vihlrn wai hostris to were told by Pinny Gleason and tablespoons to one pint of wiirm the November meeting of the Lit­ Shrrjl. Tne hostess served re­ water. (Oxalic acid is available freshments of ire cream, cake and al drugstore*.) tle Women'* Story League. nuts. Karen Melzler president, pre Those attending were. Mauvren sided at the business session Re Pills. Fresldle Berryhill, lands ^ 0 0 * ports were given and plans matte Mitchell, Dotlie Jardme, Fenny for a Chri-slmas party to be held Gleason. Sandy Melzler. Mrs. at the home of Carol and Sh-'yl C. T. Janl.ne. Mrs. Sidney Vlhlen, Stemper, Dec. 21. the hostess, Karen Melzler and During the program, stories Sheryl and ( arol Stemper. Maitland Plaza Maitland. Fla. rkoaa — FA l-M tt Ml 7-1*21 OPEN EVENINGS TIL XMAIt 0 k Hapl# al Mh Ml E N JO Y Y O U R ... n w ik i at MRS. Traditional Turkey.., Of Course! A P P L E B Y ’S ^ ....but Look at all this! FRUIT CUP SOUP CELERY HEARTS $1.73 Complete Turkey Dinner with Dreanlng and Cranberry Sauc* OLIVES BONDED GIOSHEEN' FABRICS Free L, i Decorating Sersici Franre and Elmer lloerner Half Fry Spring Chicken. Southern Style $1.75 Broiled Ham Steak with Broiled Pineapple $1.73 Broiled Spanlnh Mackerel with I^mon nutter Sauce $1.50 Ron.it Pork with Drawing and Brown Gravy $1.50 Frervh Fried Shrimp with Tartar Sauc* $1.75 Frewh Fried Oyatera with Tartar Sauc# $1.71 Broiled loimh Chop* with Mint Jelly $1.95 Sixzlinjf Western Sirloin Steak $1.25 Weiitem T-Bone Steak $2.76 Candied Varna i r. s. — See Our I'nuAual Christmas Item* Roast Turkey, With All Th* Trimminga Com plat* Dinner $1.75 Child'* rial# fl.09 TOYS & HOBBIES Story League Plans Party WAVERLY ol Sanford 12S South Park Aeonu* Phone Mirfu 2 4612 Sanford. Florida THANKSGIVING DINNER Pre-Christman Sale FOUR COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN, of the Lake Mary Community Presby­ terian Church, who with many other member*, helped prepare for tho bazaar and chicken supper last Friday night. Left to right they arc, Mrs. R H. Gnbel, publicity and favors; Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, secretary and charms. Mrs. William Loftier, general chairman of the project and Mrs. H. M. Gleason, ncedlecraft chairman. (Staff Photo) eipression of decorating prestige . . . Girt TAKE THE FAMELY OUT - FOR A writ heaten whole egg or the whipped white of in egg makes canned fruit beverage* into fruit flips. Tha Fabric Shop 2Ji» Orlando Dr. F.\ 2-l»3 l’reaents — the finest FIN A N C I S ER V IC E, IN C . The hunting season Is underway! Tha enjoyment of thla season by mem ben of th* family other than th# huntsman really begins in Urn field with tha care of the kUL Game birds, squirrels and rabbits should ba rooted quickly, tha body cavity should be cleaned and th# meat placed In the refrigerator for three or four day*. This ahort storage period help* to tenderize lhe meat and improve the flavor. The entire family will enjoy the hunt when the properly treated "kill* la prepared by aoma one of tha exciting recipes now available. Taka a few mlnutei out right now and call or write your County Home Demonstration Agent, Miss Myrtle Wilson. rAairfax J-712S, Sanford, for your copy of tha two leaflets which contain th* fall atnry of ear#, from “ the shot ta the dining tablet" Thei* leaflet* ar* entitled: “ Deer" and "Small Game". Your reward will be a more enjoyable hunt by your en­ tire family. These can help maka your hunting a family affair. The policeman savei tempers by keeping lanes open on the high­ way. The homemaker protects her own equanimity by planning room arrangement* so that traffic lane* are open In her house. Plan free access In hall closets amt clothes closets. You shouldn't have to maneuver lo reach the television set. desk or window*. Above all. lhe mulct between door* ihould he kept open. ORANGE JUKE Ciii t Rtueat BY MYKT1E C. WITAON Borne Demeastratlea Agent First Rapttst Churrh Training Union supper and officers coun­ cil, • p. m. Prayer meeting, 7.30 p. m. Girl Scout Troop 233 at First Presbyterian Church, 3:IS p m. Senior High supper, > p, m. Mid­ week Bible hour, 7 p. m. r„ V phone: F A ir fu 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! Fresh Cam e WEDNESDAY Personals UP TO$600 Proper Care O f Calendar Is Your Navigation What It Should Be? when you d o . . . visit FAMILY! If you need Mr. and Mr*. Gerald A. Warake_ and family on Meilonvtlle Avenue have as their guests his parents," Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Warnke of Santa Rosa, Calif. The condition of F. M. English remains unchanged. He is a pat­ ient at Semlnola Alemoriat Hospi­ tal. Hit three sons have arrived to bo with their father. They are 5. M. (Pete) English Jr., of Detroit, Charles 5. English, who is sta­ tioned at Ft. CampoeU. Ky. and William M. English who is also with the armed services, stationed at FL Benning, Ga. Broccoli with HoUandala* Sane* Buttered Hot Roll* Banana Mufftaa Corn Bread Muffin* CHOICE OF: Pumpkin Pie. Mine# PI* ar Ic# Cream Coir** or Tea OPEN 4:30 A.M. TII. R P.M. COMPLETE DINNERS SERVED 11 AJL m ♦ I PJ*. "Serving Th# Bast Tn Tha Baal” M rs. Appleby's N o. 2 Restaurant VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. Our Greatewt Aaaat Yoor Good Will i PA M i l l �I I.-ilS ’n M f m . — M r r -r tr ■ i *Jw * ___________ : 7»> »> , : •>? 1 ’ A’ If W - . - 4—Wed. Nov, 35, 1059 " AM W r u . 3F o « os Es r hmi i ..*•** : : v r * Nehru Warns Red China Of All-Out War Possibility Memos Of Taft NIW DKLMt (UM) - PH** JUUAP il**t*H »l H«lrt **f»M tyj 1v?> «■ • '*r*f . IX— lh i* l* * Ha uld at a* Urn* ilar* India tMlt* ParlUnrat pnad«mMi- had adlitni ladtpndtae* arai WASHINGTON (UPI) — Repub­ Ita ailkary la bMter P ap I* da- licans today studied the 1st* Sen. m s heap* *«t whM Nvhru i t a m i m *»**»Ute» mc Ii Um i v - bad tb* saUsa'i *,M* mil** *f Robert A. Taft’s last political tene­ bordin. And h* laid Indla'i latiN t f U llA f Hw P * I | M | m u b lM CMIBMM CUM Mt*r ItM "If ISrir Manning late the bulldteg. w »r _ i* tftm tt JM wilt *U l ----------L n * h i* vote* t* n p k M i w 7 M l* '* * ; i*r*lR*UN, ifw i It P*rtl*j»Wj • I M M lm * t • N b w « M i* * lit t * lurtbar ( M r aw n p tfH Ita l onds. Ths uproar t M wBtn h* quickly "It I* * in p turn at tvente - H i at MtiAliM* * • t*M 0 £ HiM Ml*, •Slrh ha* Moot Mr A c c o r d R e o c N e d t**M hi* * M * P " f * 0 * M ***** a* ta»f. I* amt fats* « mi d K N K V A ( U P I ) - T h * UaH*d efUl* gaiiMMt m u m P*rm- ih* f PHtllHy * t « at war," Nat n i 1*1*7 L egal tw o iA n c N o tic t H * * n y fc a tta a * th at In d ia wantad p * a « j fe* ternted w a r a "danp r o u * l t d * bad t h l * | " and b * la id lad ia w auld w arh t» a m id H. l a t h i* a p a r t waa m m at th* m att ferthriglH ba h a * P U * * r r d jtM i-M i, i M irrrf » F r M * i . S ^ M O Q / i* V ia M S w m m a t i r M ' f•r “ ■ r i M I H * . Ha ---------ATlVy* TO A T F M A S AMO O ITA MMtttr P A i* * s „ T O : ilK l.F .N A M f f t t H lO * i s - s i M ulberry Btftet L eg a l N o tic e • nulh*»t*. Ktotta ToWUMIg Whyn# c« u n iy. M l*hl»*» A (w arn Fatltlan M r ln t iiftir n to tiMrMAn ril»* In |h i C lrm O 0»Urt all TOi R l'T H M im .R n an,I |*A A C for H#mlnol» I’nufllr. / I M . , . , .In . l i r t i . K l t . hutbanA ana w ho , O m n ir ty . prtilll**. "IM C f5,1 Whoa* rlalilanro an4 i>Hr*a« A. I'KTKltHUM, J « . I.K1I-A JgA.V la: Mlolo of Mom T n rk ^ f a c r a j j j t * And alt paraaiii nr p a r llr * b arminor*. M IT IT iO K RRT81UHI.V! 5 Inn or riaitn ina to b arn any f o rn r:ra T O D T ," praylna f t r H I r lt h i, t ill* or Inlaraat In »n.| la in r»ll»f for Ih * nkovo nam H M lh» faltnwlnn <IMrrll<nt M inor th llilrrn , omt aa aln tt yon UnA lyln p ami h*ln« In Kami«■ ih s Itfftl CUHtodUrt at fAltl noil I ’ounly, F l.irlilu : Children, Tbu. ah,I aorh nf «ro harabr MOW T IIK ItM P th N U N <■ »• niitllUA that • molt In an u lly ha* notify you lha» If pon *o*lra In haan kMUpiit aanlhtt yon hy I , . . . objo<-t ih r rr io y«u n f* rO u Irtd lit It, F o a irr In Ik * C lr r u lt Court I s fllo ynnr anawar. If nny, Is of Ik# Ninth Jm llrla l C ircu it In th l* I’atltlun with ih# n a r » of aaid an* For Ramlnol* co unty, Florida, Onurt oort in »rr»* up*o P*H«l"n- ■kd you ara hetaby aumnitinr.l, I r ' i o llu rn ry. Illlll. A. IlfH R H , J it , ordered, and reoulred tn fit* y.itir whoa# *ddr»*« I* I*. O M*>* l l t l , wrltlon anowor or d-friio *0 to th# NanfitrA, rio rlrl*. a rc.py of aaM rumidalnt Iliad herein a y jln a t ymi • M a l i on «r M f « n I I * H lh *» f Ik Ih# a b o rt anilltad ran*#. In the s f llaromkar, A. I>. I i y - . , , itffle# of tka cte rh of th* r lr r n lt Tna oaiura of U ld r a t lllo * la Court In *nd for aemlonl# Cooniy, In pray tkat rMtlsrty of Min Florid* at hla Offle# In Ih * Court F R A N K A PKTRIUKlM . J R .. LB IU A Houle In Aartfofrt. Flo rid a, on or jb a n RirrnnnoM , m a m a r c u the tSIH day of Utrem bar JO R T T A rK.TRIIW lM . minora, ka hSfor# A. la., t a i l and to te rra a eopy of ■r m ia .i la t a l i rh ild rln 'a laihar, •uch anawer or defen«e« upon r ilA N K A. PfJTBUnuN. Walaon A W alton. iM a io llfr* a t­ WITNHAH niy hand and nfflrlal torney herein, whooo a, turret lo AM I i t Aaoforrt. Hamtnnla ro iin ly . I I * Morlh Main, Orlando, Florid a on Florida, this llr d day n« N aum or bofor* la id date aa reuulrtd by her, a . It. 1*11. Ih* laws or F lo rid a and Ih * F lo r ­ ida Rule* nr C lr ll I’ro rn lo r*. If ** A I |’»AV1D >f, flA T C H R t. you fall to do oo, a iJevrr* Pro Clark nf tka C lr r u ll Court In Ciinfet-O w ill 1.0 eiilared ts a lu o i J and tnr ■smlnale Couair, you for th* rallaf damandod In th* Florid* rom ylalat. Ry M arika T. V lk lla Ton ara fu rth tr notified that the ti* * u ir CM sk nature of aatd iu lt la to foreclose (IS O a. r f r k r . j n a first m o ria a t* nw n.d and held IM Iiefu r N r m i l l * ky plaintiff a* aorlynee from the r. V. HOI H i t orlalnal m iirlyannr, aald murtaaao ••nlnyd. Florid* recorded Jn M o rla n e Huuh s i. Mr I A ib ifl » . f i l l !'**»« <tf 11* ln i-lu .lt*. Public F u b lli# N *t. I t A tlM . I , S, IS. R-curds of he ml not# cu o m y, F lo r ­ T U B P A T B O F F L O R ID A TO ida.: R ealn n ln * 1*1 feat Houlh and I N LL a r , A U D R M A MAPA AMM IBM It * feat W r it of Northeast UMKMdWNt corner of Northeast H of A amorn i-nmylalnl kavtaa k*»n Northwest «(, Mr.-ilon IS. riled aaalkst »»u lit tka Cifruit Township St Hoiith, lia n a * SI C o krl In and far Aamlnol* ConnK a il, Aamlnol* County, F lo r ­ ty, Florida, by ONORUN D A VID OkOt ida. T h tn re run W **l S l i t IR R L R V , far dlvnfaA tha akart fret, thane* Smith I t s feat, t ill* af Which ta o A c t io n d a v i d thane# Raat I I I * reel, Ihenc* IR R L R V , l-laln llff, v fftu a RADA North SI* feot to baalnntnc, ANN IR R L R V , Dafandlilt. Ih*«* ro n laln tn r or,a acre or lea*, p ra ia n lt ara la cammamt you U • yyaar and f il l your w ritten d«- and lor accounting and o ih tr r * . fanaat kerain mt ar fctfura th* Mlh II.f. T h * asm * of Ih * Court In which day af Dacambar, A. D. I It s , #r elhatw lM Uanraa F r a CaafM M thl* iu lt ha* h**n itim uuied t* Clrrult Court Nllnth Judlelat C ir ­ w ill ba M tere* aaalnat you. In and for demlnnl* County, Tha Sanfard Marat* la 4*aiuiat. cuit and th* abbreviated till* ad at a nawayayar of atdaral Florida, of title e ie * |* I ...lie \r. F o e ltr t*. tlrru la lla n In w hlrh thl* aliallan •hall b* published an r* aach e c lh Ilu lh Muller and feeao n u tler and NOrntan R lm h l* and J*« *l* Jla * for four co naaru tlt* WSthS. hla wife, Itefendant*. W IT N F.n i my hind and official Klmhle, oaat af th* c i t r h a f ta * Circuit Chancery No. la s ts , W ITM ISO my hand a* t;l* rh of i-onct aa t a il tha l l r d day af raid Circuit Court nf Memlnol* Navambac,' A , D. ISIS. County, Flo rid a, on th* S3rd day (SH A D of Novrniher, A. D. 1*5*. DAVID OATCMRI. (S B A L l I'tarh a t C trciilt Court, D A V ID U C A T C H F t , My: Jaan M. W llha Cl»rk of Ih# C ircu it Court DayklV Ularh Hy M artha T. V lh U n , H C. C arro ll Murha Walaon A Wataao Altornay at U « titurnere for P lo ln llff r. o. Rot tit S]« V t liln H ired , A - l hanford, Florida Or Iundo, Flo rid a Atlnrnay fur Fla Ini Iff v iit ii n of r R u c s :s :iH v « i n u t v tctT iv ii, i i.oaivti av ii a r s .v nnvivu thmfm wrHitKra. TO WHOM I T M AT I'O .V l'KIlN i Vuu will ta k* nolle* tkat th* city f-iimmlatltin nf Ih* P lly nf danfurd. Florida at l:M P. M nn tha 14th day of H *r*m her A. D. m l , at th* C ity Cnrumlaalnnera' lt«»m at th* HIk R lori * Wide City lla ll In th* C ity nf Sanford, Florid*, w ill cnnshOr and datar. min* w h *lh *r a r nat tha c it y w ill etna*, tx c a t* and abandon any r llh t af Ih* C ity and Ih t pukllii In and lo Hint* rtrta ln * lr * * la hereinafter daicrlbed, tn -w lt: That piirthm nf Third, F n u rlh and F ifth Nlreet* batwetn th* HKJ REDUCTIONS w ait Itn* nf P*r*lm m nn Ave­ Id Gifts * H sal Imaratemtat nue and th* w»*t C ity lim it* lln*. th* Nnrlh and Aouth ------- N I----llama — HHOP NOW! Uuartar Perl Ion line nr H lrtlni. IS, Tuwnehlp t* South* lia n a * 1*. F a it. Pkea* — Parian* lnt*r*at*d m ay appear and k* heard at th* tint* and pla<* PA M I N tbuV* epacified. c i t t I'D U a t n n f o v o r t i i r Maple at Itk Si i iT T os- s a n f o i u ), r ia ir t - 3 It W WWWTtIL l i t ^ F % - ja & f c - . tS T w r mrwm » *# w 7**v || you WKOIOMr WSTAUiC 'WHAT WC w e n t STAttHNC WMFN WE CABHirpTHElA bo o k * HOME FROM SCHOOL FOR. 5 More Days G R E G O R Y ’S Pre-Christmas Sale FREE PRIZES tamJLffi >W»M ■..ITfLUBMpMl IDA. w rr kn o w , A B O U T L lT T lN ' W A K L F B * -4 H v r N o m z s o l) Uvi H N Tamm, Jr. Ctty Cterh Publleh No*. 11, 1*1*. LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 •■H T i r t i H i M m ; NOTICK IH hereby alven that I am ana*«*d In liu iln t .t at S ll Alaaan Hrlea. O rana* County, F lo r ­ ida, under th* M ctltlsu* natna of. Polar Pan Po rtrait*, and that I Inland lo raaU tar aal.t bam* o lth ih* cla rh of tha ctrS u lt co urt. Memlnido County, Florida, In arcnrdanca with the provlalnn. of tha Flctltlon* Nam* matutaa. to-w lth: lection M l.IS Flo rid a Siatuta* III! Hla: ftnhert Uruc* l i c i t owner) imis-i>‘im.totmuiait|i HUWlffi’flitff PHONE PA M i l l ADMISSION - Me KIDDIES UNDER It • PKEE LAST TIMES TON ITK AT 7:0* AND 10:3* P. M. FEATURE: 1:30 . 3:27 5:20 • 7:21 • » t l8 S Q U IW W T STARTS TOMORROW YOUR THANKSGIVING HIT. W1NGEV3 COMING-? SCRAPS KNOWS 'V THE SOUND OF MS , CWOPTOP / W1 L V3U o o f YOU KNOW w a v JEALOUS WWQEV IS * d u itria] tnig hi w a i p u a l l r abla to b ack up m ilitary prepared- barter dispute «Uk Ptlfltf. k A* Nikn «*• P t t iH » * oat soaaykriTTEN.* > X THOUUHr CHOPTOP WAS pAft<EO HEOS^ AFTCO TH IS DON/T B E SO SUSPICIO US/ W ELL* W HATS IN T H E C L O S E T “ CiOD S LITTLE ACRE" ALIMS RAY A TINA LOUISE PLUM • AT ) J I ONLY “ BEND OF THE RIVER" JAMS.S STEWART T ill'U S . a P H I, A T 7 :0 * A N D 1 « :I3 F I R S T S A N F O R D S H O W IN G sta te *, a m a in and Ruaala finally rea th ad fdrtnal agreement today an a work plan for a e n icla l E a it - W a il rto te w a t undarground n u e laa r blaM dataetea m*Uwd> whleb Will begin W edaa*day. T h * form al a g m m r n t «nded haggling m t P aaaet a t o p of the rev ie w w hich atarted th rt* w eeks ago when Jtu siia suddenly a t e tp ltd such F.udles after 10 month* of opposition t# Western pleas. T^ulFG FN D L iv e - T out Th a t s M ^ r t . M o r r o .'r * 2 D00Lfy PLUS AT S:IS ONLY “ A PRIVATE’S AFFAIR'1 FEATURE: 1:39 • 3:35 5:36 - 7:27 - 9:23 la Techakolor Starring SAL MINKO GARY CROSBY TERRY MOORF. ment for clues to what might hap­ pen if Vice President Richard M. Nikon and New York Oov. Nelson A Rockefeller engage In an all-out tight for the U P GOP presidential nomination. In a detailed memo written in ttU and made public by friends Tuesday. Taft explained bow Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower beat him In a fierce convention battle fdr th* Republican nomination that year. Like Nlaon, Taft waa regarded aa a trig favorite In list, th* yeir befor the convention. Eisenhower, who-resigned hla p i t aa NATO commander to seek the nomination, bad to coma from behind with a rush to win tbo top spot on th* ticket. Crooms Panthers Play Jones High Eleven Here Tomorrow Afternoon The Crooma Afsdamy Panthara take on a strong Jone* High team frank Orlando here in a Thanks­ giving Day football contest Hartlog at 1:30 p. m. tumorrow. Crooms, having 111 beat seiwn aince list and boasting a M *eaion record, ha* been pointlns for thl* game to gft revenja for a lost to Jones last year. The Pan­ thers are In second place in tha Rig g North Conference. Legal Notice IV THK I’lRCt IT Ctll HT. MVTlt Jl llll ltl, Clht ir r IV AVl» FIim • F w iv tii.p t u iiv n . f l o h iu a in i ' l l a v c s iis v v n . u r n • 1ST T O H I I F T T IT 1.1) C IJ t n K N C E M. IX JIIR E T . P lain tiff -*»- JOHN D CN TKIt, *t Th* Crooma eoaeh«i regard th* Jonas Tigers aa on* of the tough­ est squads on the year's schedule, but have the Panthara in top shape for the tomorrow's game. Head Coach Willie Holt said the Panthers "ar.- goiog to u*e everything possible to try and beat the Tigers." Senior# playing their last game for Crooma In thin gam* inrblda Roosevelt "Tank"' Collins, tHiluitf olumbus "Quickie" Burke, Hen­ ry "Flash" Green, ttobert Wynn, Jerome Davit, Lawrence Jenkins, Charlie "Baby" ailn**, Charlie Jackson, Henry Haws, Curly Davis, Grady Caldwell, Herbert Hunt, James Williams, Parry Gretn, Ernest Young and James Avery. Ltflol Notice al. tieUndanta NtsTICN O F a l tT T O : JO HN DL'nTKIt *nd ----- DU*T K H . hla wlf*. If any, whn«* r*al<t*nr* I) unknown. If Dv­ ina, and If d*ad, their r*e p ecllr* unknown h e ir* davteeee, |epa>ee«, atabt***. f r l j riltora or oth*r parllea ilalm l'.a hy, throuah, under nr aaalnat th*m or any of th*m, and alt poriona d alm ln a any eatato, rlaht, till* or Intereat In nr lien upon tha raal pro­ perty h*reln d*»erlb»d of » n f pari thereof, all Of wllu** realdem *. a r* unhn*wnl TuU ar* hereby notified that a ■Malt in (tul*i tltl* has been brnuaht In ih# C ircu it Court af gamlnol* C o u n ty ,' Flo rid a aaalnat you and each of you etalmlna any aalat*, rlaht, tltl* nr In ter*.t In of ll»n upon the fnllnt/lna de»cf|b#d f#al p roperir alln.it* In kamlnal* Coun­ ty, Flu rlila, lo .w lti !...; i S h i J i u HA»lJtOCK fti: IID IVlttluN , according I* a pint thereof a* recorded In Plat Dock t, p» a a L Publln Ite ra n t. at N.mlnal# County. Florida. and you ar# hereby rertulrrd to fti* your anewer and nr ulher w ritten defenaea pereonally. or hr ynur atlorney. w it# th* Clerk of ih * c ir c u it Court. Ninth Ju d icial C ircu it, Demlnol* County, STorlda, at th# Cm irthou.* at hanford. Florida, and to aerro a copy nf ■aid a n .w e r upon Ih# P la ln llffa ■tlnrney wliu>* iiam* I* Darin J. It-ardI. I*. O. Du* IS l, W inter I'erk. Flnflde, nnt taler than th# Srd day of December, ISIS, tbareln ecitlna b p th* **t*l*. rlaht. Hit*, or 1nl*(eet In or lien Upon Ut» ahnt* deacrlbed pruperty flalm cd by you. and ihnuld you fall t« do ao, a deerte pro cnnfee.o w ill n# tnlared aaalnat you. W lT N K d il my bant and official aaal nf aald Court at Sanford, Flo rid a till* l l l h day of Ootaber. IMP. ( hs:. u . i It. P llerndun C le rk e l (ho ihn ro etylod Court It): Martha T. Vlhlen. D. C Dario J. Icardt. A lln rit*? ml I a * I*. U. bn% l i t W inter P ark. Florida F i e r i r i m • n s w is N O T IC E in hereby sire n that I am # n sa |* d In bueln*.# at IS IS Palmetto A v e , Pamlnole County, F lo rid *, under ttio flctltloua name nf. Modem Itun Cleaner., and that I Intend to r#«l»l*r **hl name with Ih# C le rk of th* Circuit Court, Ntininnl* County, Florida, In" accnr.lanr* w llli th* provlelun* nf th* K lrtltlou * Nam* H u tu le a l« -» ltt He-Men Ifl.O S Florida Statult* HIT. a i l Rni«ry C Hradfnrd FuM lah No*. «, It. t l. )). U ‘ »I . ik * t . o r l of Ik* I'ooaly Jo*a*i •em laol* County STorlda, In Prokat*. la r*. Karat* tf Mary M *ch1«im*n, p e cer.td Tn All Creditor, aod Paraon* tln»toa S'lalmo or Itrotaod. Aaalnat •aid Slatnlrt Tun and each of yen are hereby notified and required to preient any rlaltu* and dcinande which yon. or either af yuu, may ha»a a a .ln .t tha e .la ta of Mary M. Schleamaii, d-<:*atad, late of Mid i-nunly to tbo County Juda* of tianitiinl* County, S'lurhl* a l h i. offlro In tbo t'uurt Haul# of laid CoUbty a l Kemlnal*. Flarlda, withIn eight ratandar luontha from tin time of th* flrat puhtl.'illnn af thl* nolle* S;*»h rlalm or de­ mand ahall l.« tn n riling, and ■b ill H a t* Ih * pl»c* «f r**ld«ne* and pu.t riffle* addr-.e of the rtalm ant, and ahall he - a a rli to by tbo claim ant agent. »Mnrn#y, a n l any auvb .talin or demand ant a*, filed (h a ll he rnld. ft 1*1*1 I- Canning .ta h l K U t m of the L(» t W ill an.l Tealament of Mary U. n. hle.inan. J-.**» *d For - A H AT?? QANdfROUSLV. / May Be '60 Clue M U 'im n prnvwntetf HOMES and Hi'KINKLER SYSTEMS K alrb a n L* • M o n t I’ump* R l f t l t l T o A ll M sk M Howard C. Long N7 E. COMMERCIAL ST. FA 1-383.1 IV THU Clftl I IT till HT. VIVTII Jl fllrltt. ClHt:I IT OF Ft.OHIOt, IV AV U ION BF.NI.VOI.VI COt.VTI, IV CIISVCSthY NO. tg^Itl. DMAtxiwn n ciL D S tfin . i.vc. a Flnrlda corporation. Plaint Iff, Ve. LA t'ftA C f.A H K , *t *1. r * f* n J * n t* . of a n r ISTATS: O F K td m lD A T O : L A U ­ RA C L A R K , If ally*, h e r unknown .puiiaa If married, and If dead, Iha link nnwn h rlrt, devD ret, 1*. gaieea and g ra n le * i nf lb* aal.l I. APItA C L A R K : (IR O IU IF, JI'H . T IC K *nrt L A U R A JU R T 1 C E. hi* Wlf*. If a lly * , their r#*p*el|y* un ­ known epoiiee* If m arried, **d If dead, tha re .p a rlle a unknown heir*, derleeee. legatee, and gran­ tee. of th* aald HSNllDiU JI'S T IC H and I-A I1R * U ’P T IC R . hi* . I I J , J. fe Cl'M HIS!, If aliv e , hi* un ­ known apoUM tf m arried, and If d«ait, th* unknown heir*. d*rl»e««, l# |*(*e c and s r a n l* * * nf th* aald J . U CUM III K l and a n y and a ll per.ona claim ing any right. Iltta and Intfreat tn and tn tha fullowing deerrlheri land lying and hilng In llem lnol* County, Florida, tn-wlt I T R A C T A : T h a gnuih H * f th* RS!1* nf th* P W 'i af th* PK<i nf Pectin* It , Towitahlp I« Houlh lia n a * IS Siatt. T R A C T It: TH* Smith I t uf Ih* f :.» t 4 nf lb * >V*.t 4 nr ih * HSV 4 of thg hi'!’, nf Sectlun II. T n w n .h lp J" HnUth, Italic* It tilth Toil, and *«i-h nf you. «re here­ by nnilfled and required tn appear and fti*. pervnnaliy ,.r hy >»nP altnrney. with th* C le rk nf Ih * *b«v*-aiyl*.| Court, ynur w rit!*# rtafenaeo, If ooy, tn tha >1111 I* quiet T i l l* filed herein a g a in .I Sou In thg at.i.ra-atyled can**, and III **r> * a rnpy nf ih* .am * nn ria lH lIfC * Blturney, helnw, ,m nr befura III* 11th day ut D e ..m l,er. A- D. m s . Herein fail nut nr a t.* a D err** Prn Confe.en w ill b* enure l ■galnet you. W ITN K 9R m y hand *nd e*at Panfnr.l. Hemlncil* County. Florida, Ihla |(th day of Noramber, A. I>. ISIS. D A V ID M II A T i'II K L C le rk of the C irc u it Court Hy Mayiha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk (MKAL) tV. C, Hiitrhla-m, Jr. Sldnarda lliilldlng Hanford. Florida Atlorney fnr P lain tiff Puhlllh Nuv. t l , f>. * l>*e I. t. ANSlNnMIt VOTICN V ltT IC N O F « l IT TO: ADA K . MIKIRS! AND t. V. Mi h i IIR , her huahand) ORANOSt KAIIMH CnM PAN V, a illaanlred STorlda cnrpuratloni C F! H A K K R , ■ * N. W T U FA I.I, ami R l'T H DAKUK. a* Ih * aula tu rtlv ln g Directnr* nf n r a n | * Farm * Company, ■lleeolved Flu rlila rurpurailnn, a* T r iia ir * . of th# property of and tlliai>lY*,| ciirp nrallun; and .* nf them If llelng. *nd If d**d. th* tinhnnwn ap-iu**a, h *tr.. detlaeet, legate**, grant***, rredltora. atalga***, tlciK.ra. aaaign*. *ucrettor* In lntor*«t. dlrtctnrs. tru*te*a. nr other partlet etJlm liig by. thrnugh. Under or agalnat th* aald ahoy* named dafgndanl*. nr any of them and all p e r.o n . tuiueit nr unknown haying or claiming any right, till* hr Intereat In or to Iho full.,wing d.a rlheil land* In .*te d In ItemlUul* County, Florida, lu-W lt: Th* Kaat 1,1 ut th* N\V'4 nf the n s :4 or So, (loll 1), T o w n th lp ' SI Suuth, Hang* It Siaat. T A R S: N llT IC B that • t i l t ha* been filed agalnat you In the C ir ­ cuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit nf Flo rid *, In and fnr Perntnnt# County, wherein l». IS. DAN. 5Kldt and R L'T II DANISH.*. M« wit* ar* th* plaintiff*, and ADA K . StiMiltK at *1, a r* defendant*. The nature nf |hl* l u l l le k lu ll t» Qntrt T ill* an Iha abot* deecrlbed real eatate. KACH O F TtSlf le required to fll* yuur anawer and w ritten dtfenae* to th* com p laint with tk* C lerk of Ih* C ircu it Cuurt of S*mlnnl* I'.u n ty, Fln rld a , In Ih la proceed­ ing and to aery* a copy thereof upon th* p lain tiff* attorney wk->>* bam* and addreea ar* herelogfter got forth, aa required by law nos taler than tSi* l l lh day of Decern* her. A. IS. ISIS. (H EA L) II P IIU IlN D cN c le rk of th* C lr r u lt Court Hy: M arik * T . v lh len RO W LA N D and P K T R t'S K A SI Shift Rnklnonn A y*n u * Drlandn, Florida Attarneye tnr P lain tiff* rubiu# no*, is, ts a r#c. s. » �\ i i -t U K » ■ A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 _ L 1. • l 4. Cm S food tm um I. Rani Eatnte Far Safa •. Real Ealata Far tala CLASSIFIED INDEX 3-BEDROOM bom* hardwood Soars. Larga lat. 2*o* Adana Court, Vyneawood. T i r a t FA 3-IIIT. «b r S n fs r l § era lb EB E D R O O M house. Call FA 2 7341 aflat 3:09 P. M. W uM a IW Reel b u t i W ssirt MIL CLEAN k Bssl Easts tm U * If you art abort on furniture, 4. Msrttst* 9TKMPER SAYS this home te clean enough to t. B**i***a “ l.at’s Talk Turkey” eat off of the floor* — no pr*. 7-A l i n i u t i Tbn ad need* an fancy dressing. vlou* owner'* cleaning to he E rsnsls Hsls t s M Do you want ta go iaio bueiataa don* — y*«, it's 3 Bedrooms, ». dais Bale warned for ynuralf? Would you he ta­ oak floors, tiled hath, and kit­ IE Hals sr V sosls le retted la buyiag a bright, chen equipped. Price? only l l . W o t Wastrt clana poetry businee* with I 113,300.00. requires S3100 down, IE Flan Mas (a r t lm major oil company gia pumps atsumt 4lv'r mortgage at only IE B t d i k i l Sort lea* on 17*92? - for only 34.S00? M.T4 monthly. Exclusive with § 1 1 SfakUag • PaMtaf • Repair* Don't wait, or wall h-va to SEMINOLE REALTY 1101 Park IE Sparial Eatriaas lay "tt'i sold!" Av*. FA 3-3333. 1EA Baoeay f v k n IE rtoesm A PUa*a W. B. "BIU" STEMFRB ____ _ HOUSE, 111 Country Club Circl*. If. Fan • Litsslarh • FA 3-41*1 US N. Farit Extra larso M .IR O d - a 147.50 1E Nsehlaary . Task per month. FA 3-T974: EOBEBT A. WILLIAM!, teaNar 1 BEDROOM, CR home. Low ANNOUNCEMENT FA down aad monthly payment* din­ Call FA 2-1347. i pmins af Bn Martrt “ arbor S-BXDBOOM. Bring ing roan, kitchen equipped, MAYFAIR SECTION: Brittany Shoe located at Hi* State Farmpanelled Flor !i room. Easy alyl*, large living-dining area, ) art Market, ISOS French Are. CaU FA 3-1744. firaplaco, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 1 wUMi* *>•* *• ^ family room. Ph, FA 13344. aallrhad. C. Whiddon, Sr. 3-BEDROOM, kitchen equipped home. Low down payment. 33* BROKER a month, lit* Summerlin. M So. Park Av*. Pb. FA t-M t SUE. , .Swaathaart of H a OF­ RBA1 ESTATE DIIVEIN FICE Bar. lavitas y’ all la coma M44 Franco Av*. oa aut art aay “ KaUa” . - (H'a as Bn Country Club Read la RAYMOND M. BALL W. HALL A N D A SSO C IA TE * Labs Mary.) ■sailor Real Eatato — laaonaaa "Call Hall” Pboo* FA MS41 ^ Order your pna aad cakaa saw B ifftj for Thanksgiving. FOR SALE By Owner: 3 bed­ 111 So. Park Av*. Pb. FA I-M41 DIXIE CEEAM. 1AEE SHOP room, I bath, kitchen equipped. Sbnferd *94 E. Third FA M4U Extra large utility room, Era as Bldg. Lake Mary screened porch, carport*. Cob Pb. FA MMO E Far voflleot to NAS, Sanford. 11,400 down. Addraia, lOlt Park Av*. CLEAN nicely funtlabad SPEND THANKSGIVING CaU FA *•: apartmaat P E Pboaa FA M M . IN A NEW HOME AT SABO AIN — MOVE LN TODAY SAN SEN KNOLLS SLEEPING ROOMS. Tba Gabiai, I BR. boua* an Magnolia, Just out 401 Magnolia. FA f r o m of dty ltmi'a; kitchen equipped, vaoatiaa Winds, space heater. + EOOM A BOARD. Pb. FA SOM. Wo** Must eeU at owe. 339M. WUl French A TOME AgC MM W. lot St trad* far late model ear. FA 1-4311 or FA >0533. SBEDROOM bourn avnUabta Ww aww hav* r u d f lor occu­ Dae. lat. Pboan F A ' 3-7709. pancy TWO Besutifal m nod Sten strom Realty BRAND NEW I bedroom furnish 3 bath, 3 bedroom ZIU U bulk HERBERT BTRN8TROX od apartment, wafer furnlabad, home*, clone ta shopping aad Registered Broker atom la. Pbooa FA 1-M I day* both High and Grad* school*. LEN EISNER FA 3-lt01 nights. Drive by tbea* tropic illy landLOTTIE BROADWAY scaped home*. Our representa­ RENT A BED KEN TOR1ETT tive wBI bo happy to assist .JfaUsway, Ho. pila! A Baby Befi BETTY! D. SMITE you. • By D»y, Weak or Month. Aaaeeialea M A M aad as lew aa CARROLL ! FUJtNITUlI KNITURB 111 N. Park — Pb. FA 1-143* I E FA *-11*1 I l f W. lat St. DOWN *<0 CLOSING NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and 4 bedrooms: Fw exciting 3-BKDROOM, S bath, kttchan FHA COSTS equipped home la 3rd. Addition family living with planned lux­ T ALL COME TODAY I Pin*eroat. FA 3 5909 after 1:30 ury plus ample entertaining facilities and play areas at 1-BEDROOM cinder block boua*. w. H. “ ltUl" STEMl’ ER Ag*a*y moderate prices. Shown by ap­ Realter A laaaror fumlabad, reasonable 1 mil* pointment. CaU FA 3-4031. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffcr from gata, Contact Ctabough, Arthur F. Day, Everett Harp** NAS, oat 1ST or AST. Priced ror quick aal* at 34,400. Robert F. May, Bart Pileber, 11,000 down paymant. Contact IFURN. apt. 3309 MalloevlUt. Helen E. Noonan * Mrt. M. L. Raborn. 1*5 E. 111 N. Park Sctniooie Bird. FURNISHED warm Itome, com- PLuho FA 2-4994 plat*. Carport*. Atales yard. ACREAGE aad FARM LAND M . Huai MougMaet 30*1 Hikis- IS ACRES Bled farm Uod fronted FARMER'S AGENCY aua Court. N. V. Farmer, Realtor by paved road, near town. D. H. Whitmora T ACRES (appx.i, cultivated, eaLillian G. Trams calfant drainage. HOMES FOR RENT Assoc latea. I ACRES beautiful wowfad land, W e fallowing fa a Bat af 114 R. French Av*. Ph. FA S-5221 high and dry. C l home*, well faceted fa vari­ Pboo* Jaoeph Levy, FA 1-1333 After hours, FA 3-M13, FA 1-4931, ous sections of Sanford. A1 fas FA 102*1 _ turo fully equipped electric kitBY OWNER: 2-bodroom 'ome, • ehens, healers, hot water teaks, best location In Country Club Winds, and various extra*. Manor. Pboo* FA 3 4941 Wad. N ov. 25, 1359— Page 5 Pnocetoo Avenue - Ml per 111! Adams Avenue 3 bedroom — 1*0 par mowWi 131 Pirwcrcsl Drive I bedroom — $90 per month I t(H Laurel Drive 3 bedroom — 333 per month. Iff 1jural Drive 3 bedroom — *93 per month 3-BEDROOM boua lMt Wynne wood Dr. Low dawa p*ymaet Phone FA 3-7T37. ON LARGE LAKE F A 2 -5 2 6 4 SANFORD PROPERTIES 314 Atlantir Bank Building Flo. Harris* R, H, I vers YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT BIO BUY! ! { l ! 4 Bedroom horns with Ilk baths; large living room; dining room; 3-BF.DROOM hnmc, kitchen (urn. Larga lot. Immediately avail­ Florida room; terrain) floors; able for reaMmeblr equity. central heat. Several fruit 4Vxt« G. 1, mortgage. By owner, trees. 290* Park Ct., FA 2 2034. m e sq . i t . o v e r a l l 127,900 TERMS IIL’SINESS PROPERTY STORY BOOK IIOl'SE Large store with one 2 bedroom ON FOREST DRIVE apartment and two (bedroom i Two bedrooms, on* pink, one blue apartments. Oa corner lot with —Shady hit—$12.0,0 — owner extra lot in rear for parking. had lo move U> ir.v north and Stenstrora Realty 932,000 TERMS , wUl seU at whatever rravonabte 111 N. Park Av*. Ph. TA 3 3130 term* you offer. Make them ROSA La PAYTON easy on yourself, hut don't de­ AFTER December 9th., 2 bed­ Regiilered Real Eatat* Broker lay railing us to se* this little room house, kitchen equipped. Mery E. I arm** — Lea Salvall Jewel. B. K. Regtro, Sr. Aiaeclate* I'lmne FA 2 3W3. Pk. FA M M l 17-33 at Hlawatka W. H. “ BUI" STEMPt.a Ageary SECOND FLOOR apartment, furn Phone FA I-4M1 lit N. Park ished. Couple preferred. 3*1 FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, month FA 2 1757. Si. JUm foJif Csapoay 112 Holly Ava., 2-bednx>mi. FURNISHED house, reasonable. 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 3-6123 LOTS at Monro* Corner, all Call FA 24X09. graded, paved road. Phone MAJOR BROMN REALTY FA 2 2733. OFFICE SPACE with ample parkRealtor ^ mg. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2 3906. >. Female Help Wanted LAKE MART 2UNFURNISH ED houaes, nothing Pb. FA 2-5237 of FA 2-1944. fancy but cheap rent. 3 bed­ WANTED: Full Time, live on pr* room 511 .30 per week. 1-bedroom mixes, colored maid. FA 2 TM3. >7.30 per week. Phone FA 13213. 5300.00 DOWN, KHA 9. Mgl* Help fa sated FURNISHED 2 bedroom garage buys lbs deluxe 2 bedroom High­ apartment on Lake Golden. Lake land Park home, ready for im­ privilege* Must »ec to appr* mediate possesalon in a well es Motor Route Carrier date. Call FA 2 0274._ labltshed nelghtwrho.td with ex­ cellent neighbors. Why not see To sorvic* Enterprise and Ben 3BEDROOM unfurnished house, son Junction arr*. Apply San Ibis home now and move in m kitchen electrically equipped. ford Herald. before Xmas? Contact Semi­ ™ 2112 Willow Avenue. CaU nole Realty, 1901 Park A ve, FA 2-0211. FA 2 3232. I*. Mat* or etasafa ELAKA APARTMENTS: ruuiiu private baths. 114 W. First 3t. CARRIER fur Times Union inotur 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths. 4th addi­ route. Send Post Card vith tion Pinecrest. 11.000 equity. LOOKING fur a real nice place, name, ddresi and telephone dean and nicel. furnished. 1203 Ph. FA 2 73*3 number to Box 3*5. Sanford. Elm Avenue. W3. NO 1-3267. tlOS Roseway Dm* 3 bedroom — *100 par monlb 1-BEDROOM house, furnished. *33 m o n t h . O r a n g * City. Spring t 3233. 2. Wanted tn Rent WANTED: roorv m modern home with private bath. Must tie A t. fur active retired gentleman. Write Box J. T., c o Sanford Herald. WANTED by elderly men of mod­ est means: very small cottage or garage epjriment. Write . Bm A, Sanford ifaraitk . I FOR RENT IIOUSK Modern — S Room 2 Bedroom — Bath All Electric Kitchen Jtin u-ied Porch G arage Located On South Short Of Lak* BALLROOM (Dsanna school of dance 6 th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . Classes Begin Oct. 15th Phan* FA 2-OHM| JtMUp. I’ honc FA 2-2991 '2*. Aalamob‘Ira AUTO GLASS INSTALLED lA fF -A -D A Y Windahlaid Beck Uses Dwr Gtart Vrat Glaaa BEE VICE Senkarlk GIam and Paint Cn, 111-114 R. k f M. FA 2-402 TV PKTUIE TUBE SPECIAL Far 3 weeks aaly! 17 fa. (accept some portables! 323.30 21 In 333.30 21 tn. 343 30 All tubes havr ;. t year guarantee. LI.OYM RARIO A TV 414 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 29799 PUMPS - SPRINKLER type* and alms. Installed “ Do k Yourself" W l REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E Nartfaary art Sapp* Co. 395 W. 3 ad St P i FA 1-9432 Al I3-A Reaaty Parlor* DORIS’ HKAUTY SHOD 13. A*11*fa* Far Safa '37 FORD Falrlane “ 300" •tudor SEMI AUTOMATIC Zl«-Zaf Pert, sedan, radio, heater, whitewall able. Twenty year guararta* tire*, excellent condition. Phone part*, labor and aarvic*. RaFA 2 3300. sponiiblt party with local taka over paymant* only, 1330 MODEL “ A” Ford coup* 3130. model. Writ* Credit Manager, At Five Point*. FA 27311. Box CM, c/o Sanford Herald. EQUITY in 1939 Renault. .Also, SINGER PORTABLE far baiewro 1930 Jerp station wag in, rrcon due. to responsible party with diltoned motor, new tires A local credit. Taka over pay­ paint. 3293. Contact George ments of M.43. Writ* Cradit Steele at Civic Center. Manager, Box CM, •/• Herald. 29-A Trailers FACTORY TO YOU •34 FLAMINGO mobile home • ft. ALUMm u st i 40 ft. 2 bedrooms, excellent VENETIAN BUNDS condition. Lot 74, Parke Ave. Tr. Enclosed head. Sag-prool Park. rail with plastic ends. Plaatfa or rayon tapes. Cotton *r Bylaw OPEN NOW cords. MOBILE HOME SALES Senkarlk GIam and Fatal C*. '* Milo So. of Sanford 17 93 117-114 W. 3ad St. Ph. FA M * a NEW l * » PACEMAKER MOBILE HOMES FRESH PORK, Dreaaed art Direct from Factory to You. Chilled, 24c lb. SaUafeetfaa Wyatt Trailer Sales guarsnieed. Phone FA 2 30ST, Trt. FA 2 3*11 2004 Adams Pk. A. J. I3j£*eli^S*rri««ii> U s milkman's ta lova with a y Suughterr H J d ljla ^ ^ ftt li^ J s g lr i 11. Werk Wanted FINE INTERIOR PAINTING CHILD CARE fa my home ar yours anytime — Casselberry. O. H. Ferguson FA 2 1177 Maitland or Wlatar Park. 15. Special Services TEmple 1 2265. MAN, with I years background in air comproaoor factory fa shipping department aad a* plant rarpenter, also army ex­ perience as offset pressman, wishes steady emptoymaat. Call FA 21413. FA 3-3333 193d LIBERTY BUILT house FAMOUS Sfagar Mast-O-I sewing machine. Taka op pay­ trailer, 45 ft., 2 bedrooms. 3200 A Satisfied customer U our hot ments. Darns, monograms, * » down. FA 2 28*9. advertisement. broderies. Writ* Box F, HARRIETTS BEAUTY KOOK 3 BEDROOM trailer fully air run Herald. tut So. Oak Ph FA 7 3742 ditiuncd, washer and dryer Will sell equity very reasonable or Sell Us Your Furnltur*. Quirk Year Glamour Headquarters Service With Th* Utah. SUPER will trad* for equity in 3 bed TRADING POST. PA 14*71. room home. Phone FA 2 3134. (Dawn A READY MIXED CONCRETE Window Silli - Lintels Rock—Stepping Stoaaa — Stoat Grease Trap*—Precast Slap* Cement—Dry Well* » MIRACLE CONCEPT CO 30* Elm Ave. FA 337H 21. Furnltar* Beauty Safa* FA 2 7ddt New * Used Furniture A Appli anccs. A Good Place Tn BUY. SELL or TRADE FA 2-7X30 Furniture Storage and Mavfag LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Jenkins Furniture T9 aad Proa Aay where Baggerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. IN Sanford Ave. FA 2-7(34 C B. PHILLIPS 23' HOSE 31.39. Boy’* WMfara 130* French Av* Pb. FA 3-11*1 IB. Flower* * Plant* CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin ­ Dungarees 31M pr. Army-Ntvy gle pieces or sets. Also furni­ Surptui Store, 319 Sanford Av*. MODERN RIG CLEANERS Cal Ffawera For Any Orraslna ture repair. Cabinets made. Florid i ’ s Most Modern Plant SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FRIU1DA1RE Refrigorator, part FA 2-1061. FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY FA 2-1422 or FA 2-0210 condition, 330. Can b« noon fa 1 Week Service Ph. FA M437 . • RIG VALUES 309 French Avemta. 17. Peta • Livestock • Supplies • QUICK CRRDIT 2M(> Oak WILL DO typing ar hand address­ ing Christmas Cards In my .IACHOB’8 KKI’ AIU SHOP home. Phone FA 1-2211. Welding — * ach. A Gen. Repalri WANTED: t male Persian kitten W. 30th. A Old. L Mary Rd by Christmas. Phone FA 2MM. BABY SITTING fa my home. 31,30 a day. It* Maple Ave., Campie la I* wo Mafatonaoct; SIAMESE Kitten, Seal-Point, fe Sanford. FarfaUaar—Spraying — Mowing male, two months old. A 2-1633 MEN LOMMRME 12. PtamUag Barvkaa 444 WIBaw Av*. PA 3-T1W PUREBRED Miniature Dasclmnds 393 each. 2300 Sanford Ave. RADIO REPAIR af -r Plumbing & Repairs TVS:loandnights and weekends; San DACHSHUND. male. AKC. 3 Jo* C. Thomas ford, Laka Mary and I-or* wood months old. Wormed and shuts, 1*2.1 Barks St. FA >-**!• FA 2-2772 and FA 3 4413. taves children. 34U. FA 2-7340. PLUMBOCH SEPTIC TANK SERVICE XI [MATURE poodles AKC regls~ Coo trie ting A Sines 194S lered, excellent pedigree, Ph. Free Estimate* A. HARE DoBARY FA 2 3442. R. U HARVEY NOrth X 1422 North tt-4711 NEED home fur male Collie also M4 Sanford Ave. Phom FA SMM female tahle and while Collie, 7 K. M. Wilkintt, Contractor months. 2406 Slev. Ave, a Asphalt Drlvawayi • Parking Artas quality Workmanship A Ualertals 19. Boats and Molars Term* To Suit Your Budget ^FIumW2q_S_H#afjnj^ • Free Fall males Gateway To The Waterway • Work Guaranteed AIR CONDITIONING tour h YIN RUDE Dealer Phone TA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK Robson Sporting Gouda ia*1 Sasfard Ava. FA BNVHLOPKS, Laeaaritaddi, Mate 204-61 K. 1st Ph. PA 3-6961 neats, eatroe. haad MHe. and SANFORD Plamhlag * Heating programs. oto. Prograastea 239* So. Elm Pb. FA 3 7114. Priadfag O*. Pboaa PA S MM 340 Wafa IMA St. 13. Electrical Services H E A T I N G wiring - llaatrie Sarvte* II. B. POPK CO. lid Vthfaa 3*0 S. Part - FA t RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnoll* FA 2 M13 PI ANO TL NI.mTT HEPAI RING W. I.. HARMON M. "Dos'’ Velea Electrical far. TH. FA 1-4323 Aftor 3 P. M. Dai Says For Service CaU. . FA 2 4996 FA 2 5913 ' RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO i 'M U J Glassware Free lnslruclioni Gift Piei-e*—Supplies—Kilns 14. Balldlag • Painting • Rapairs M, Rinehart Road Ph. FA I 4707 FLOOR sanding and finishing LEWIS SALES ^SERVICE Oaauag, Waxing. S a r v I ■ g Vespa Motor Scooters Saasfcaalc County tiae* 13*4. R. M. GI.EASON, Lika Mary. Heater A Lawn hlowar Service West Country Club Rd. FA 2-7*2* B A M ROOFINfl Contracting A Repair* Licensed — Bonded -[m ured FREE ESTIMATES •IS San/ard Av* Ph FA 2 7943 TM fa g x =n ccrw scr^ ~" • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIBR Now Art Hart Powfaaa Ml E. Pleat St. PA 3-MM Used furniture, appliances, tool* etc. Bought-sold Larry's Man 213 Sanford Av*. Ph. FA 2-4132 N EW R AV EN N A Naw * Gaad Furniture and ApplisncM Mather of Sanford GUOD uved appliances and TV'i, tee Jake xt 117 S. Palmetto PARK H O M ES • Qalei Community • N*ar GoW tear a# $450 Dewn *340 *9890 Down Pnymtnl-N'n Cloning T O T A L PRICE Turn Waal tfa 2Ulh llnaifa feature 1 tied room« . 81, Follow Country I ' i Til* Hatha • Screened Porch • Utility Room • Ter­ rains Floor* • Carport* - Lead •raped Lot* • Alt City Coalealearea. ■ Club Rd. A Watch For Our Sign* - . • OPEN DAILY 2:00 P. M. T il Ifark t'onalruchon C*.. U *. fa t ttm $ $ $ S U N LA N D Estates MONTHLY PAYMENTS *1695 Tudor Sta­ tion M .nun • *1295 ti 4r Engine i ^ ;r • SAVE $ $ *1090 $ $ 55 FORD r r , V.Y'55 DODGE S S S . •enier • \ A • .Standard 'Q Q C Traasmiulon wtoxl WELCOME Wo faflt* yon fa k* awr akoolately fro* wfakan* Uan at ooa al 3aafae4*a 1 Motel* while yan heat* a i l able boaoiag far yoaraolf art family, pick up yonr k*y at aro bales Orilce. Fsirdor - \» . \Uto- I l f t f l C malic Tran-mi-siim Iwwv Our l'*ed Cxrn Will Hr Diaplnyrd Fur Your Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE at (hr sign of yuur bent buy 2nd & Palmetto V. C. Lot FA 2-G231 Ofc. F .^ -B ill ( hevrulct — ObUmoliile — Cnrtillac Trade-Inn S avc Dollnrv A t 1:00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY S h iw n a k sA .............. - 2 4 - Last A F*«rt NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Kt n iM 57 FORD "“.'1 .ns:: 55 FORD der . Stjmta Transmission BABY high Chair, FA FOUND: Siam*** Cat, young, vicinity Pintcrest. Pay ad a m hoard. 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Al­ day by the American Football feature the All Americana hi ac­ It hardly neemn poaaibl* that another though Co-captain Charles Bogan never tion, plus campus and practice Co achei Aaaoclation. aeanun will come to a clone tonight. At ran for any touchdowns or caught any wlin leading Chosen aa the (inert It collegiate field sequences the time of thi* writing the temperature* passes, he has been the key to the Semin­ coaches among those doing the are in the 70* anil, thinking back over the player* in the land by the 530 commentary. Butt* said the film ole line play all season. I-aat week during year*. I can never remember a season practice the big tackle waa hospitalized roar her who are membera of the hai been sold to sponsoring when a fan didn't have to bundle up for with an injury and will not get to finish groups in M citiea. aaiociation were: at leant two game*. the 1959 season. Charles played last year Enda — Chria Burtord, Stanford Thi* .season every game ha* been play­ as a regular and has been one of the out­ and Rill Carpenter, Army. ed in nhirt sleeve weather. standing linemen throughout the season. Tacfclee — Da« Lanphrar, Wi* • • • His great blocking in the offensive line toniin and Don Tloyd, Tcaa A* the season near* its close there have has contributed greatly to the outstanding Christian. been many young players that make th* scoring that the Seminole* have done and Guards — Roger Davtt, Syra­ future look bright. Of course, the senior although ha will not lw on the field tivcuse an>l Zrk* Smith, Auhurn. member* of the club will tie missed when night, wa know that ha will lie there in Center — Mat Bauthan, Georthe action start* neat fall, hut looking apirit. Sta Trth. over the lineup at present there are many His leadership as a student ami n>qwarUrbaah — Richie laic**, sophomore* and juniors there who can captain has been outstanding during hia Penn SI ala. handle the job. (.'oachea Pigott, I-uikJe, four years at SliS and it is a person like Halfback*—Ron Burton, NorthSilvers, and Layer have made the game of Charlie who continues to make the sports wratrm and Billy Cannon, louiaiA T L A N T A ( D P I ) - Halfback ana Slate. footbnll a real attraction for all the male program what it ia today. Fall ha(It — Charlea Flowera, B illy Gannon of Ln ulitaM Rtste students at RHS and there isn’t a real Charlie, wa wish you a speedy re­ wa* ■ near-unanlmoua ahoir* lliaalfiippi. shortage of material anywhere in eight. covery and nothing hut success in years again and Auburn’* beefy tin* who AS are aenacre. Cannon, waa the note Junior on th« won three position* ow the 1969 eoertiei' All-America team loot United Press International ABHnutheavtern Conference football •canon. ii Uia only repeater. Baughan. Smith, Cannon and team announced today. Cannon. All-America last year, Flowera gave the South the strongest representation geograph­ wav named both SEC bsck of the ically w.lh the Kaat following with year and SEC player of the year Davis, Luc** and Carpenter, the by Iremendoui margin*. He ia among the leader* In nearly every -lonely end.” The Midweet, which uaually phase of conference nlfenae. Can­ dominatra moat A ll-A m e r ic a non waa alio first team All-SEC Tatted Fr*a* International poif*4 favorites for their annual points have been defeated by un­ teama, placed only two men— in 193* and scronri team in 1937. Th* Baltimore Colls, Cleveland clash with the Chicago Cardinal* derdog* m tight of 'he M games Lanpheir and Burton. The SoothAuburn's three all •conference Browns, New York Giants and (2 7). The Bear* are only a game played so far thi* season. For ex­ weal and Far Weat each won one linemen were guard Zekr. Smith berth — Floyd and Burford, re­ center Jackie Burkett and tarkla Pittsburgh Stcelera arc favored in behind the two Wralern leader* ample, the Redskin* ware to point Ken Rice. Smith and Burkelt, 220- Sunday's key National Football anil could lie for first place by underdogs when they tamed the spectively. Davit la lb# giant at the (ram pound seniors, were first and sec­ games. The Detroit Lions 2 6 1 and winning, if th* Forty-Niner* ami Coils, the loons were llte point underdog* when they downed tti* aUnding and weighing 22*. ond team All-SEC revpectviely last Green Bay Packcri ( i l l (pen th* Colt* loir. If past rrsult* this season hold Rama, tT-7, and Ih. Steelers were The line average! 215 pounds; year. This is the first sppearanee 10th week of It). 12-week cam­ true, Sunday's heavy favorites nine point underdog* last Sunday Burford at 1M being the only line­ (or llicr, a 230 pound junior. The armnd-ranked Mississippi paign Thuraday in their tradition­ rould he mi for rude shocks. when they edged the Browns, man below the 300-pound mark. The backfield a v e r a g e s 191 Rebels and the Southeastern Con­ al Thanksgiving Day clash. The Teams favored hy seven or more 21 20. pounds with Cannon at 20ft the ference champion Georgia Bull- Lion* ar* two-point choice* for heaviest and also the tallest at don* each landed two bertha th* Western Division gam* *t De­ among the first eleven. Missis aix. one. This ISM All-America team i« vippi's chosen player* are fullbark troit. Rallimorr, lied with Die San the 70th annual arketion in the Charlie Flowers who lends the tradition originated by Walter conference in rushing and guard Francisco Forty-Niners (each 8 1) Camp at Yale in t*M and popu­ Marvin Terrell who was also for the Western lead, ia a 10 l a t e d for more than e half ren named SEC lineman of the year. point choice to whip ihe visiting tury is Collier'* Magatine. Camp The rhantpion Bulldogs were to* Angeles Rams. The Browns, made the selections until hit represented by quarterback Fran­ (railing Ihe lira! place New York NEW YORK (UPI) — Diet Army is a aeven point chose* death in 1923, when lie waa *uc- cis Tnrkrritun and end Jimmy Gianis by a game in (he Eastern errded by (irantland Itice. Vickers, the only players on the race, entertain the F'orty-Ntners mills • makers feel Texas will over Navy in their big game at In 191*. the coache. association first tram weighing less than 200 in a clash which will alfcct both clinch a Cotton Bowl berth Thura- Philadelphia. In other major divisions. wtidertmik the responsibility of se­ pounds. day and Army will treat Navy in games Saturday, Trnnrsxre ii fa­ The Browns 1611 are favored lecting lhe All America learn on Rounding out 1)u- first team are the ham id a new ami impartial halfback Tom Moore of Vamler. by 10 points. If the ndditnakera their annual servic* classic Sat vored hy seven point* over Van (rrbill, Auburn by .even over principle — rating the leading hilt, end Dave Hudson of Florida are rigid aland these two games, unlay. All America eandMaiea week bv «od talkie J'T Ft-biffer «f Ten. the Coils will lie alone in firat Texas lias been installed a 10 Alabama, Oklahoma by 18 over week in *low-motion game movies. ncn.ee—making a Intal of seven plaee. a game ahead of tin point favorite over 'lex** a *M, OXianorna .Vale, ami Mississippi Forty-Niners, Sunday night. When Collier'* discontinued pub schools represented. lication in 1936, sponsorship of the New York (7 21 entertain* Hie ami if Die Longhorn* win they hy 34 over Mississippi State, There were two extremely clu»r automatically will clinch the host Here are th* odd* net tins coaches' All-Amerira was as battles. Tarkenton barely edged Washington Redskin* (3 6) ami i< s|>ol in the Colton Bowl. If the week'* top games: aumed a* a public .wrvlce by favored by nine points 1’ itt* (leneral Mills. United I'ress Inter- out Missis-ippi i|mirlrrhack Jake burgh <14 1) upiel New York and Aggies upset the longhorn*, then Thursday naluuul distributes the coaches' Gibbs. SEC total offense leader, Cleveland in it. last two atari* Arkansas wilt land in the Cotton Virginia Tech 3 over VMI and Vickers .queered past ends All America team exclusively. and la a 3W point pick to whip Duke 4 user North Carolina The coaches' association set up l.airy Grantham of Mississippi its third straight contender wlmn Howl. Brown 7 over Colgate and tirridd Burch of Georgia • 10 man board, headed by asso­ it plays host to the Philadelphia Texas 10 over Texas A4M Tech. ciation president Willace Butts. Eagles (6 31. The Eagles and I'enn II over Cornell laruisiana Slate had only Can­ Drowns sr. tied foe second lie University of Georgia coach, to ttalurdar make the final selections. It stud non on the first team but ted hind New York in the East. Georgis-Georgla Tech, even led the liullot* of the 356 coaches second-team balloting with Ihtce In Sunday's other game, the Soutluirn Cal 1 over Notre Dame at more than 130 Colleges. Their players backs Jnhhliy Robinson Chicago Bears 154) are seven WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) - Wak* Forest I over Smith Carolina and Warren Kahb and tackle votes reflected on the field obser­ Fifty-four pro-ant teams will com­ Rice I over Baylor vations, comprehensive scouting Charles Strange. pete today in a best ball fmirsom* Air Force Academy 2 over Colo. Georgia Tech ami Mississippi Recall Haluik reports and expect analysis of match prior to the opening Thurs­ Miami (Fla.) 1 over Florida each had two second learners. BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston day Of the $13.18X1 West I’ alm game movies. Amy 7 over Navy Burch was Joined by Tech center Bruin* have called renter San Beach Open Golf Tournament Serving on llm final selectiun Tennessee 7 ov*r Vanderbilt board with Butt* wrrr Jack Cur­ Maaie Baughan while the Rebels lialmk from their Providence The field of 135 which will ter Auburn T over Alabama tice, Stanford; Leonard Casanova, had Gihbs and Grantham. farm tram for tonight'* game off Thanksgiving Day inrltidei Texas Christian 7 over SMU Oregon: Jcm Neely, Rica; Wil­ Other players on Die second against Ihr Hangers at New York many of the biggest names in the Oklahoma 18 over Oklahoma St. liam Murray, Duke; Bodily Dodd, team aie i|uartrrbark llnbby Baliuk was the Resit' leading game, including U. S. Open Cham­ Mississippi 34 over Mississippi St Georgia Tech; Hugh Daugherty, Hunt of Auhurn—-the only sopho­ scorer with six goal* ami 19 as­ pion Hilly Casper and top money Michigan State; Jordan Ollvnr, more among the first 22 guards sist*. winner Art Wall Jr Yale. Itorl Wilkm-nn, Oklahoma Cat Dye of Georgia and (hill SELECT AND LAY A WAT \rlnr Joe Kirkwood Jr., telrvt and Rip Engle, Prnn State. Cochran of Alabama, anil lacklr Sion's "Joe i'jlnnka,'' shot I M nil CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT This year, for the first time, Walter Suggs of Misslsippi Stale. Howl Hid the par 72 course Tuesday in a the coat In's association is produc Rio- and Tarkenton, both jun CLEVELAND, Mi»* (UPI) — qualifying round to narrow a rec W IEBOLDrS lor*, ale the only non seniors oil Delta Slate College has accepted onl mi inlaw of entries. Some 82 CAMERA SHOP the Itr-t team. Cannon, Mimic an invitation to play East Cen­ placers were exempt from qualify­ 110 8. Park Ave. and Smith aie the only irpeat- tral Oklahoma College m Ihe ing era. There are only four seniors Christ mas Bowl at Natchitoches, "U the it*, ond team —Baughan, U . Dec. 5. 1’aitrd P irn Inlrrtiathiu*) Gr.uilb.ini. Uobii'oo and Kahb l'P i's All-SEC third team line* Thu Detroit Piston. art- veiling a Cathedral Organ Tone for Your H o m e . . . " r,v« rducal.on tours., ire fail parr in Ihr Natioii.il lla.kel- UP like Ibis End., Mickey Man"■*, h.tll Ucocialton because of the glum of I.ST and lotion l.emer l» u«h‘ ' " . H 'Mfr fp"» I’1 lion'* public high school* attended itriidy scoring of Gene Shinof Trnrirx.vee; larklex, loirry Wag Slim*, fourth leading Scorer In Hit* nei of Vanderbilt and Hilly Rliaw- by 87.7 per cent of the nations NBA, tallied 17 points Tuesday nf Georgia Tech: guards, Ricliaid public high school students. night In leading the Plslimx to a Price of Mississippi and Ed Me th* organ you tut 91 viclurv uu-r Ihr tuple.« Cin­ Creeds of Louisiana Stair, ren loarn In a ti-i, Tom GotMir of Mississippi cinnati Knviilx minute , . , Detroit, iru reaving ilx WeUcrn (hair; hack,*, ill By Majors ol Division lead in a gaum over SI. Tenues re. Ed Dyas of Auburn. •n|oy for a I.mm. built a 31 .Ml margin at half* Calvin ttiiif of Kentucky, Charlir LIFETIME! time at Shoe contributed 26 points. Itrilt of Georgia ; Cannon, Tigers Beefy Line Paces All-SEC '59 Team Colts, Browns, Giants Favored In Key Pro Football Contests i t t «. i Odds-Makers Feel Longhorns Cinch To Clinch Bowl Berth Pro-Am Teams Compete In Play My JERRY COVINGTON ‘ Th* aexriy crowned OBC cham­ pion Sanford Seminoles travel to neighboring Del.and tonight for th* last gam* of the 1930 football aeaaon. Th* Scminolea will send 14 senior member* of the squad against the stubhorn Bulldog* and they *r* hoping In clo out their careen m fine fashion. Beniora lonvel Rimer and Charlea Bogan ar* th* only two membera of th. graduating class that still not be dressed out (or th* final Ilk. Linvel was lost to th* atarting lineup when he re­ ceived a broken jaw in Ihe St. Augustin* conical and Charlie waa hoapitallied two weeks ago after an aceident at practice. Both boy» are two year lettermrn for Us* Seminole*. Member* of 4h* barkfield who will be playing their last game are: Ray Lundquiat, John Lovalace, and Randy Toonk. Umdquiat and iDvelace have been the key men in Ih* running gam* thi* ing offHteive Ian* wig have big year and their aervires will be Doug Tamny replacing Bogan *4 greatly missed. Cheater Fawley, the tackle apot. Th* Mg Junior did Jimmy Gracey, Terry Christensen, a fin* Job last w«wk against LakeTruman Troulner, Chari** Quinn, view and will h* at full atrrngth Neely Rosa, Burk Winn, Billy Al­ for tonight'* *ont«*4. James Merbford, and Tommy Burner are ham will be at th* other tackle member* of the forvward wall that l and he will be working on defense will be lost via th* graduation route. Lundquiat, Ross and Bogan also. lout week in the Lekevief have served as co- captain a for th* game. James played hia greatest squad this season and have done night and made m* beat showing ' on defense. an outstanding Job. The forward wall will be round­ Coaches Pi gott and La ode are expected lo give quarterback Mike ed out with Christensen and Gra­ Robert* the full rein* tonight and cey it the ends, Billy Alford and Ihe crafty quarterback should Burk Winn at the guard*, and start off th# action by throwing Tommy Butner at center. Junior the pigakin. If the Seminoles are guard Glenn Hodge will alternate able lo run up as much as 26 on both offense and defense. John points tonight they wlH break the Whelrhel, Bobby Barbour. BUI 200 mark in scoring for the »ea- Phagan, Rusty Simas, Charl^ aon so it should be an offensively Fox, and Jerry Dillard or* defen­ sive specialists that wdl be a minded contest. Robert* will b* firing to hia mod of th* action. great "eircua eatch" end*, Terry Christensen, sod Jim Gracey. Junior John Mann will be at the offensive fullback spot and the backfinld will he rounded out with Lundquiat and Lovelace at the fullbacks. Although Mann has seen limited action aa a bad earner bo ia capable and ia looking far a big night. Lundquiat and Lnv»isce will be tnrowl.ig ihe foot­ ball aa well aa running agarnet C IN C IN N A T I. Ohio (U P I) — th* Bulldog Defense. Total attendance at National The only changes in Itt* start­ league baseball games slipped t 6 per rent during 19W hut atill hit the third highest figure In it* history — 9.994.218) fans, the league reported today. That total was 170.396 Irsi Ilian WASHINGTON (UPI) — EuIhe 1958 total uf 1t).Dt4.5!irt, which was the second highest total in Kfne <Ho| Sherman resigned a. history. The all-time league re- George Washington University rord of 10,388,4*0 admissions wa* footbnll roach Tuesday for 'per­ set in lh« pout war entertain­ sonal reason.” after the Colo­ nial*' wont season In I year* ment boom year of 1947. Sherman, who leave. GW with The American league attract­ ed 9.149,454 fan. lo game, during a 31-38-3 overall record, said “ I the 1939 season, it* best year in ■•ally don't know what ( will do." attendance since 1949, I reiidcDt He said he would “ have to think about it a whil*.” Joe Cronin announced today The total represented a net Increase of 1,833,120, or about 25 per rent, over the 1958 season Named Head Coach KINGS POINT, N. Y. (CPfp — which drew 7,296,034 fans. Bob Domini has been appointed head basketball coach at Ihe U. V Merchant Marin* Aradrmy. He wai captain of the 1954 academy basketball team. N L Attendance Dips In 1959; A L Gate Gains Sherman Resigns Coaching Post Champion Wants New York Bout GUTEHOKG, Sweden (UPI) — Heavyweight rhamplnn Ingeuur Jnhamson said today, “ Jack Dempsey can leslify that I have the right tn pirk Ihe site and tl.tr for my return fight with Floyd Patterson.” --------------------------- ;---Ingemar, who arrived hnr In his old hum* town Tuesday night from hi* new home in Geneva Switzerland, added, “ and I Want the fight in New York next June or July. Heads Cubs Scouts CHICAGO (UPI) — Kay Havworth, a former major Iragur catcher, today was named super­ visor of scouting pcrsoiuir! for the Chicago Cub*. II* haa been a scout for eight year* In the ma­ jor. and minors. 5 More Days GREGO RY’S ------ Big- S to re —-W id e-------- Pre-Christmas Sale (Bob FREE PRIZES hh ; hkjh ' c t io n s la Gift. A Home Improvement Item* — SlltlP NOW! Phoa* — FA 2 0300 0 k Map)* at 4th 84. 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Jet Sets Record Katabliahed 1908 Florida Thunder Squalls End; NEW YORK (b’ P li—An Amen can Airhnei jet Wedneeday mghl NEW YORK (CPI) — A body set a commercial apeed record oi idenlitlrd a* that of Pot I Hang luur hour*, J2 minute* for a non Jen ten. former Danish diplomat •top flight from San Francisco to txho wa* fired from hi* t’nitrd New York, the airline* laid. \aiiont job for refuting to name participant* in the Hungarian inti-Communist revolt, wa* found ROME (UP1I — form er Em today m a park In Wurrn* hop r o * Soraya of Iran dined Wed rough. Police »aul there was a gun nesday night with Italian Prince Kainiondo Omni and hit molher near the twwlx and the (are had After dinner Soraya and Omni been smashed Homirnle deter tite( were a*signrd to the r*«e, danrrd until midnight. hut it tta* n<n kmivtn Immediately whether hr hid been Main or committed nucule JACKSONVILLE lUPH - The Hang Jensen vanished Monday tax exanon trial of Henry *nd and h*d been tta oh led of a 11* Santo Traffirmte ha* been recessed fur tile Thanksgiving holiday, Several St Petersburg policemen If (ti­ ll id Wednesday in the draw mint Inal already in it* lecoml week. Tntiinony will resume Monday morning. Trial Recessed atate muting persons alarm He wi* lad »een when he tell In* home m l.ake Sucre**. X. Y. for work at * job wilh CARE where he wa* employed after hi* I'N discharge. Hang-Jensen loot hi* UN Jot) when he refused to turn oxer lo Secretary Genera! Hag llauunar akyield a master lid of partin pant* in die lS.Vt Hungarian remit agamat the Communist govern menl. lie subsequently agreed to de vtruy the document in the pcea enee of UN security offlelala ao the lid would not fall into Commuiuat hand* and rmmlt m repris alt again* relative* of Hungarian In Copenhagen the afternoon refugee*. newspaper *'H.T." speculated to­ Mr*. Helen Noland Rang Jensen day that a family dispute over •aid her husband left home Mon­ Hang Jen«en'« plan* to return to day for hi* "(top gap” jolt with Denmark might he Ihe real mo­ CARE Inc., but CARE official* tive for hi* disappearance. •aid he never arrived for work. H T. «aid he recently t<dd • Police »aid he had been under Danish friend hi* chance* in tho a psychiatrist's care.and had been l mint State* had been spoiled deapondenl liver lo** of hi* I'N and he wanted tn return to hit |i>h and dilficultie* in getting a native Denmark. new one. Thry (rariit he might Police discounted the theory ad­ have taken hi* own life vanced by saline of Rang Jensen** Mr*. Hang Jenxrn «.ud die did neighbor* that hr might have not lilink lie would commit till tieen kidnaped Ity pro Communi*!* rule and. indead, expre**ed the ivr Communisis m connection with fear he might have become an Ilie incident which resulted in the Iixm of hit UN Job. amneaia victim. Moon Shot Is Flaming Judy Garland 111 Snow Spreads Across Nation Rjr United Pres* International A storm swept out of the Rockies into the Midwest today, covering atale* from Montana to Indiana with two to eight inches of mow. The snow spread from the Da­ kotas, southern Minnesota and Iowa through the southern tircat paikes and into central Illinois add Indiana during the night and •as expected to move into north­ ern Missouri and northern Ohm today. Florida recovered from a sene* pf violent thunder squalls that caused thousands of dollars dam­ age ami western Washington of coastal stale* also reported tem peratures down 20 degree* The Western Rureau predicted the Canadian air would move south today, chilling *ht* Midland* from tile Dakotas to Texas and heading wed through Nevada in to Ihe Southwest. Florida storm* brought wind* up to Ik) miles an hour at Fort Lauderdale, where three light planes were ripped from their ficials watihed tlitir ru irs re ptede toward their banka and predieted the atate’a worst flood In 27 year* "might be over.1’ The snow*, pred-ed by Ur.mg tiAKY, I ml (U P lj—A di-sidcnt , u.eU (,rker threatened today to hecs i e the *tr-. vnhia rsembt-r to go to court under the new La box Reform A d . . winds, dumped eight inches on , .. . Montana, three lo five inch.* on North Dakota and two lo three inches m Colorado through ceil tral tilutoia. Lander, W yu, report ad an isolated two-inch [.ill, South of the snow area sleet • p u t a hard glaze on highway* from Arkansas into Kentucky and Tennessee. Four niche* of arrow fell m the lireat Smoky Moun­ tain* National Park, causing driv­ ing hazard*. A cold air front tallowed the snow out of the Rockies and dropped mountain temperatures 20 to Jo degree* from readings of JM hour* before. The Atlantic Al^ 1 f ' , ™ x^T* hi* ha»l tcltura pht’ U Ally. l.en. K„ KCr!( lhll, ftM. ,l( , tu. .Steelworker* t rnhri deprived luru of hi* right*, ,,m| advi.ed him t.. pro .red with court action against the five. Hut .Steelw.irkri. Pie idcut Da­ vid M. Donald *.i d lie had wired lid...oi and «dvi*e.l In lot** |»ru r i'i. In- grievance* through union mechanism. Lib-mu said he was mdoted from picket line- at LI. S. Sleep* National Tuhe i o. Oct. 2d be­ cause he culled McDonald a ''die. tutor*' and complained that the union head was mishandling lie go tiaiionv In end the steel atnkc. Lib-on told Rogers he planned to sue Eugene Pritchard, t.ocul JiitiT grievance vuinmltteu head; union *ub district director Utvul K'tic.'d. union trustee! Clifford thiang Planning Revolution Move W ASlilNtifON tllP lf -Lcner »ti.-lino Cliiang Kui-*hek plan lu para-hutr anno Chine.p Na tuinaliwt agent, into Commun ^ China In orgaiuza • revolution " within the near future," Rep Silvio U Cunt* ( R-Ma«».) said Wednesday Lome said Huang u not plan umg an tnvasiou hut intends to eneoiiingc *nd help anti-Cnmmumxt Chines* *m Hi* mainland <tsig« a major revolt. ( biang is pledged uinlet agree meids with die t tilled Slates not Vo w-e fuicv «< the "principal k fmean* of working tor the down­ fall .»( th* Chine e t'ommunist regime uti the mainland. I he t luted States.discounlw the p<Jssihlllt> of w successful popular levnlt in Red t tuna utiles* large element* of the at my turn against tne regime nr lira up with a dissi­ dent factum within the Communist Patty. inuoring*. part of a hangar roof wa* blown oft ami trees were up rooted. No injuries were reported, hut torrential rains accompanied Ihe high winds. The Washington fl.aaia had blocked cross stale traffic, flooded several hundred valleys and drove 1,100 person* from their home* Hut civil defense official* said the water had receded from all hut the lowest valley.. * Failure Union Member Threatens Hel ler Criticized Use O f New Labor Ruling Plane Flying Too Low, Report Says today. This was one of tire few clues released by city and Civil Aero­ nautic* Hoard official* investigat­ ing the searing. Id tuition crash I". I jin..' *m| li e nmii A ni| ri«n n rue-day of the Trans World Air and John I ripp. hoih metnbera of lines Super H Constellation. tiie local g i l r . u i . e e riunmlttee. A CAR spoke-man said results of the hoard's detailed piohr prob­ ably will lie released at a CAM hearing in I Imago. i i ; i n l i V t O r r i C u , IxC G C Jy -p ** -r| 'I I 0 O 0 I 0 J G lI LAS \ FCAS, Ncv. Il l'll S*tri|i|tri « nmly Harr a t* divurtrd TALLAHASSEE I l l ' l l High Wr<ln**wi|/q\ untrriptl WhlrifBtliv w.ilrr has ruii-ed postponement night midi 1'rifny fi«*r •I a t«VypMr •of thr opening of deer and wild F r i i i " pi * t»n ?ientt*iui* h"g hunting irHMitl in Rolith r lie 1in i Ijf i*xiitir 4ii n«ri*i I- loriila dhi* \sa * ' in it f*>*r-* ttlxiut whal Ihe Lame mol Kis|v Ctimmisin d*r nki i hi*f fmuiili'4 a* 4 run ion is.tie.l ,rt emergemv order viutt ii jnf*r*Mir 0/ narrniu H, Wnine -da* r o » e r i n g Hroward Sh* lr * nr»| nnl) < minty and paits of Dade and tiiai th«» I S Supreme Cuurt had Palm Heaeh counties The sea.on turiuNl her Intent m|i|sCm I. was delayed until Dee id because U'siv1ri|r hrr with III! It* chnict* o f condition* created hy recent nt hr r tflat1 tn jmlrvirv IDick to I till I Hill*. U# tvt ia’*:m «erviti|| thr «eni+ni-r melfd nut in 1B57. KnrmU «jild *hr Indk’Ktfd «h< plAnnrd to return to Ttfian to»hi> ■iq shr «M»uk| dtiir! dcrvinif thr ifiitrnt r High Water Delays Hunting Season \ft** i L i r r . f r r r J imj fri.fMHP Imrul k S/ihzikun, 2H. « Hrvrr ly HlIU* * »*Itf, t^MUty »ht*|i nper fjtiir, 1*M* than 12 hour* nft*»r h rr f ir «c hu-F.rtnd «|i v**1 *•*«! h r r in [>»l A 2wth i ' j . s reunion for the S minidr lll;;!i School CIjs * of 19.1ft Itil, Troy H f'hiitip* divurreil Mi«» M hemg p inncit hr a group of Harr on irr«Mind« rrudty «nfi W et rla*s member*. iw y, ha* been te! a* the de»«rti«>n Shr ih*»t him in thr date for live event which will be •tMinach in January. ID5t#. but hr held at die King and Prince Re* did n«»t pr«*«« rU ivr*, Krurdinif to police. .j^l*'»r*nt near Ca**e!berry. invtlaitazu have he*n ixmishI to t'd members whig* add reuses are known. Ye* 'n be emtarted sre NEW VuRK i d ' l l Cutloonist i|.e former Fthei Dale. Christine Cuo«, Rectfia Mae Hart. lorrame Koiie tioidtwig. 74. was hospital­ llrgmao, ocZama Blade*, and ized today with a disle-ated left Clrady Lallan'. Jr Vnvone with •huithlrr and chipped tome suf. ItfurmaiKHv cjn ’ern.ng ti e»# ]s;» feted when be ilipped and fell on red* m m '-.*-! in call Mr* Diek a sidewalk a- he left a N'e<e York V harher-hoji k * •ert. Rube (Joldberjf Hurt ti. A. M 'N DA III. to allow it gutliiiR a letter of commendation from ( dr. N«rman K. Mclmu.*, commander of YAH-It, at the Naval Air Station. A ■special wt*H|M>tU technical librarian in VAH-.1, Nitniliilil received the conimemlation for hi* work in .simplify iitir the lw«ti»r sy stem fur keeping in­ ventory of classified pnhlication*. Suit Dropped ill*t Stripper Divorced, *SHS Class Of 1939 Plans Reunion NEW YORK iD P I) — Srnger Judy (iarland is in Donors Hos­ pital. reportedly •tilfrring from iirpelitut. It wa* learned AA’rdnes day night thil Mis* (iarland had entered the hopital anil her hit* *'an,b Slit Luft. had taken a room in **'f hospital to be near her. ui t* i V A ie t K a t f e r O U lH l GULFPORT, Alia*. fU P l) — A Navy minesweeper has found wreckage at the twltoui of tha tlulf of Mexico believed to he that of a National Arlinea plane that crashed near here Nov. tA killing 42 persons. Nine hodic* have been recovered and the Civil Aeronau­ tics Hoatd said other* may lie recovered if the wreckage is Ihat of the airliner. MOSCOW (CPI i — Soviet news­ paper* today accused If. S, Secre­ tary of State Prristian A. llrrter of gixiug "silly'’ ami "ungracious" answers to i|iie*tion* alamt Ameri­ Pritchard confirmed he chased can foreign policy. Pravda and Izvi-stia criticized uff the picket line became ^ -alw iy* popping on fid Oerjrr'a an*wi-r« to >|ue*lioni on ('. S. policy on disarmament, Red „ China, foreign missile hares and ‘ aU*‘ ," t ^'*.en,ion. I ruler the new l.andiiini-Urilfm rocket development. l.aliur Retmni Act, a union memIter can take hit cane to the attor­ NEW YORK (IIPII — The atlorney general if he ha* not received ney for Heard Consolidated Pub it l.iir trial at ■ union hraring. licatmn announced Wednesday that the company'* t-l.Hat.iaJU New York libel sun ag.nn*l the Amen can Newspaper timid would tie dt upped The publishing company filed a l*i million soil in Washing ton Hie previous d.i*. Heard con lend lhal the timid published IdaUm* and i riiunoire via lenient * m a ITIlCAiiO III PI I—A four-en­ report staling that tnr New York gine cargo plane was flying a* Journal-Arneric.in, a Hears! new* much a . '.hi feet tuu low when it paper, and the ScnppUowsrd plowed through live house* and newspaper. New Yoik World Tele an apartment huildllig ami killed grain A Son were planned lo inerge 11 persons, aviation official* said Jimmy Durante Decides To Wed IIDl.I.VWtuiD (DPI) — Jimmy (ScltnozzoU t Durante, hti year old riilrrtaliier who luvaxt* the world'* moxt famous no*e. saw he'* going to marry lit* girl friend of 14 year* — but not right away. The famed entertainer who speaks a dialect all III* own vaid It*! anrt Margie Llltlr, about 40, would lie married next year, proli a lily in June "I finally got vuneone to trail me arounrl hv da nose.” cracked the trahiing liuranle. He was mar ried once belore. but hi* wife of 22 year* died m 191.1 GAINESVILLE (I PI Florida Dm.line told t ruled Plrs* lo Tool ha II Coach Hoh WreMlrnlf, on the eve of the *e<i*on * final g.irne iernational Wednesday night that .igairnt Miami. hs< ag.rm den oil lie proposed to Mire Lillie about a a newspaper report he intend* to month ago at Trank Sinatra i re* l.tiiran! quit. "Hen, site Ini' vvetylioiL we're lit the latest of lu-wpapcr *t.,ries telling married, and dal * it,” be about WoiNlrull • future at T lor Ida. aid "It * ilettmtely on " the Miami New* said Thursday He denied In* marriage would Wouilrulf •will not to- asked to <.ni lo Id* retirement I.ii, sj limes tile newspapers say ■lay 011 in bit dual <upar Hy of I in gonna pul tiie iclm oil uut to coach athletic diteclot The Newt xald this aioiiiitcemenl pasture arol take hie easy," he So far I am t got no plan* may come early ne«i werk m said m lhal particular directum liatnesville Wncwjrulf told l m ed Pres* Inter "Them are tit* condition* that utional the story was just another prevail. minor amt ha* no basis of fact. Mavtie I thiidda got married Our imK concern i* heating Vti long ago if* been rumored ao arm Saturday " 'm am limes he laughed Woodruff Denies Report He'll Quit Capt. Edwards Relieves Cdr. Mdnnis A t V A H -3 ('apt Tiaok tL Edwards relies ed t'llr Norman K. Milium as commanding officer nl YAH 3 at Impressive change of command ceremonies at the Naval Air Sta lion Wednesday. Capt Edwards lias been in \ All 3 lor several week* attend­ ing Plane lommander School. Capt. Edward* was no ihe at uff *4 SHAPE m Pan*, brim ■ twing ordered to Y VII 3. lie wal pro­ moted from coin in antler U> cap lam m Julv < *pt L L to ll rrsierod ihe D S New Red Shakcup Is Announced MUSCIIW 1 1T) 4—Nikolai Igna tov wa* rrmovesl belay as presi­ dium presiilenl of the Russian Hrpuhlic’i supreme Soviet in an ollu-r political sltakeup m Ssivict tepotilii s In recent seeks folii top securt ly nlfirers in varitMts Soviet re public* have lu-en slllltcd New srcnnly ulltre i* have been iiumeil in the repuld" • of Kazakh. V/er liaiian. Toikmeroslan and Ilyelo ru ssi a The newspaper Snvietakaya Hel ontMiya aonsoinred Wednesday Alexaiuler I’ereliliin hail tieen re moved a* chairman of Hie stale vecurily colli litItlee of the Hyelo rtissian re|«lblir 6-Day Drudge, But Sundays--Wow! LiiNOON (DPI) -D uring the wrek Itavid LuMav* Taylor, 47, wa* a humble bre>kkcrj>er, On Friday* ami Saturdays he dmined a Salvation Army uniform and collected pennies for the poor fM Sunday*’ Wow' tin Sunday night lie berain* Uie playboy of the Western world, moving in lasndo::'* fanciest night* cltifw, lipping hig and living hig wilh the 314.919 he had embezzled from lh« jewelry firm where he worked. live triple ktfe rd Taylor came uut Wednesday mi Old Hailev where he told live judge he wa* guilt/ on aM 102 coonu <d forgery, ttieft and embezzlement Hig he wrntrii one thing certain: ( ' I never tloie a [wnriv Irom the Salvation Arm> Police ollivialv taul it was true They detailed the gnusl ami evil life of David Enslave Taylor Weekday* Taylor ajipeared to he a mialel employe alllmugh he wa fattening h.s (It *0 weekly pay with forged ciieik'. On one of hi* Sunday spree* he became so enamored nl a blonde nightclub hostess hr gave her a 172* diamond ring, a 12*0 gold bracelet, a tape rrcoZiU-r, four dresses, a vacuum clraner. a washing machine ami a refrigera­ tor. Thr next Saturday be was back uv h*a Salvation Army uniform, going from dew to drew begging p*nnies for the Salvation Armv NO. 572 SANFORD, FLORIDA Diplomat W ho Refused To List Freedom Fighters Found Dead Soraya Parties I’ INK-CONE T l’ItKEYS to brighten up Thankagivinv for Seminole Me­ morial Hospital putieiiU are presented by Mra. Connie Williams of the Sanford Garden Club to Hospital Administrator Hurry Weir and Dietician Patty McDavit. T h e tiirkeva. which th* Garden Club member* fabricated from pine cone*, pipecloanrrs* cre|>e paper and toothpick*. were placed on the patient*’ fixxi tray* (relay. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2(i. 1959 Naval Academy m HLM and gra ‘dilated with the das* of ........ .. via* assigned to the DSS Mahan ami CSS T’oolr liefnre entering (light training ill I'M), lie was de­ signated a naval aviator lit 1944. lie then went to VC 79 a* Execu live Officer. From VC 79 he wa* ordered to V T HU a* rommanding officer. After the war he wa* on Ihe Stall of CCD a. flying with VCN-t and project pilot at NAT Inyukcrn, Calif During the Korean eontlict he wa* executive officer of VC 1A amf commanding officer of VK 112 After Korea lo- was elucf project offieer at Utc Naval Vlr Test Ceil ler ami Ilien attended the NV I'l* Defense College Trout there he was assigned lo the staff of NH APE ai Pan* Edward*, hi* wile, the former Mis* Clono Hell o( Oakland, Calif . ami iwo daughters, Susan and Katherine, live on fair view Drive Sanford .Soule of die medal* > ajii Ed ward* wear include three Air Medals, Ihe I Uiumeud,liIon Kin Inm and the Navy l nit Cum men CAPE CANAVERAL (UPD — An Alla* Able mrem rocket, AmerIca'i largest space vehicle, fails'll (relay to pul a 372 pound satellite in orhit around the moon. tt was the t ’ndesl Stale*1 sixth straight failure tn launch a mono rocket. IV. A K. Tluol id Space Tech­ nology Lalmrutorir* said "Mimething wen! wrong in the upper •tagr, ami the aalcllite, meludmg that beautiful payloM), fell into the ocean." What at first apjiearrd lo xgientiita a* an apparent iuce««»ful launching to match Riiaxu'* space probe* ended in dumnl fail, ura when a piece of ihe rocket fell flaming minutstt after launch­ ing Even the giant Atlaa booster, Uva firat of Uiu four tlagei of the 93 foot rocket, apparently tailed to expend ita Agi.ouu pound Uinret fully before tlx missile conked (Mil "We did nut get a full flight nf Ihe Alla* booster because something apjMteoUy hapfiened in Ihe up(>er atagea." Thiel said. An \ir Force tpokevnan tn Waahinglon said live Alla* huiuter appeaerei to "functitm vrefl." however, Tluai i,ml a search would be made hy Ih*«I prohaldy (relay to recover the part of the misade that fell into the Adamic. , . . A "*’ * W">*'atKe aystem ami facsimile device to get th* frvtt world's first picture* of the lunar "farside" surface were feature* of the new Atla* Aide. Tin* bunslfd tnentl.*!*' cunfiilenre in either hitting the moon or orbiting it. Filipino Looting Charges Denied W ASHLNtiUlN (CPI) — The Defrtise Department soys It haa Nt» eviilimL'e tn IiM wi’k up * cmitfrfi*iiMii i ftiAf i f i Ihat th# Philips 111nr« itmurnnif nl u harni^inf r . *S liDOp* anal winking at Ur^t*♦villa liMilinir *»f AmtfrU'an ptu* lifity. Hut (hr dapartninit »4kl it v%«*i»l«i i.»* uUil to any •jHUitlr aiinfrtrltimt liy Hfp* l‘hil Wv.ivn lU ’ Noh.i, a mrml»er Ilii- iltiitH * *I **( r ii **» a|>liit»|tti«li«Mia ♦ulN'oiiiruuti*r toll*! tifturned r#• 1111y (rum tho* I'hilippinva. dallnn. Cdr. AD louts, will go to A AH 123 I hairman (irorgi* Malum ( l 1* on die W’e*l Coast to take over \v\ i ann«»un4i*i|, ni(aiilim#t that a- rommanding nllieer He re|iort- tin* «uhc4iiiuiliU€ik vu>uM ilUfail* ed lo AAll 1 m Pi.at a* executive u a Ii* \G‘ nv i*rS clutr^fi*. He oft leer. He relic* ed L'dr. E, It. I S I'uCifti' cMiimuudrn Hurrell a* commanding ulllcer m hr* AUtmiiiUicd t** V* a Funit* July. i««n i«» a.** VVoavus* Jo* nlauded. •State Hi'piii tint'll t apokAanmil. Lincoln Whitr hiamlnl the U^« mwker » vhaikcet “ vtuupletely uu* Boy, 9, Is Just Too Good For Club true * While itfuiin*: detailed i iMiiiutful, VShi|p noted that Lhii ST ALB AN S . England 1 1 IT I ruuntry it ^nga^rd in talk* ami selling ropie* nf M« magazine her bx Hi» Arms while shower­ (hr t'hilippimM on thr ttaiua day night, the turn I gulf club re­ War Cry." ing her with champagne, caviar, fused to let Ids U year-old nun join 1 . S, forte* in the l*Urids* Most week night* be ami hi* nylon negligees, Rower* and l r aiisc he Could Ix-at *11 the adult wile vat Inline reading the Ribb­ incut her h . candy. and -ouirtimr* he would lour Ihe I.owe, head bartender *t Ihe Hia wife wa* surprised but for poll* m uniform, collecting pen met while singing hit favorite giving when hi* tale unfolded in Halt hwood Hall L*>lf * tub, said club oflicial* ruled the hoy wa *ong. "Count Your Blessings.” court. Thru on Sunday* lie would re "He always brought me stock’ tuo young lo join. Sanford developer .Sam Lawwn "It i« not because lie i* too •aid yesterday that he plan* to vert to Ilie life of a playboy, tell ing* every Saturday," she said. young Member* arc afraid a log hr* friend* hr wa* the owner "He wax very affectionate. 1 am build home* on 33 lot* on AVcst of Ion yewerty More* while he still married to him and I cannot child might hca* Ihem," said the Third St. "a* rapidly a* the da father. pawed mil gold wall lies to host kick a man who a* down " rna.id justifies " Lowe said hi* tun Edmund ewes win* caught hi* eye One Ihe 13 homes In the $10,000 Taylor was le.sx forgiving on "lives for golf und he has I,eaten class will have three hetlrrevm* night four of Ihe hostesses staged himself. a hair polling brawl aver tm at "1 have lirooglit disgrace mi the all the Lip golfer* at the club. ami alamt t.2.V0 square feet nf tent ions Salvation Armv anil the unifrM'm Hr liai evert Ix-aten Uie area space, he said They will be on Once ha confided to a hiwles* I wore," lie said. "I throw my champion." lot* that vary between 71 xnd *t The bartender said "snobbery" (eel wide amI 12J and tJ7 feet Uut )*• aomellme* helped ihe Sal­ tell an ttw mercy uf the court." vation Army anal after that he The judge eenlrrus-d Taylrx m might also rxplam thr rltib'i re deep between Persimmon and fu-ut to allow In* son to join. Pomegranate Avenues. collected 79 cent* e w ek from *even year* in prison Construction Of 33 Homes Is Planned � 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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N ot. 23, lM t SEALTEST Seems W aste O f Talent Br r a n danug n v y o b s t u r n - wh*t feH M M i la vaudeville? ' t k r , yaw remember; After ra ­ i l * M i Motiaa picturt» tame aloof, they Invented television aad put all of vaudeville Into one program railed the Ed Sullivan t Twaadey nl«ht. a ao called m minute “Valentina to Vaude­ ville" vaa offered on NBC-TV'a tta rU n e . Celled “George Burn* I* D m Bi|Lime.’ tin hour alerted Burn* without Allan, Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor and George Jratel. I t founded like a good idea for a ahow, but unfortunately, the opportunity for aome high-flying fua and diapiaye of ahowmanihip v aa waited. Eicept for Burnt' Jaunty ctgar-fllcUng and alnging a medley that included “ Rad Boat Rag" and “ When Did You Get That Glrlf1’, bit Intervention during a number by the Kingalon Trio, and aome electronic trleka that helped Burn* Introduce hla The C lm ari Awirn: A series af weekly experimental dramatic shows la being tauuebed by CBS* TV on Sundsy afternoon, Jan. 31. The aeries will present Mleptpyi by established writers as well a* new writers, directors and par* formers who take part In the net* work's n.w workahnp program, which atari* in New York on Nov. » . Albert McCleery, last with NBC's Matinee Theater, will aupcrvlie the TV aerlea and the workshop projects. Hugh O’Brian, ABC-TV’a Wyatt Earp. la set to star In “ The Eighth Circle." a mystery to be seen on the Detilu Playhouse ear­ ly In I960. . .Eva Marie Saint li expected to play tha title role in "Almee," an NBC-TV Stsrtlma production based on the life of evangelist Almea Semple McPher­ son. Executive producer Hubbcll Robinson plans to tape tbe show in Hollywood or presentation next February or March. PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. PRICES I GOOD I ALL I WEEK ' Cniinly. Plurlda, . . . I n a l you and ra.-h nf vmi r l . lining an y r . l . t t , right, Hll* nr In l.r a .t In. nr llrn upon, lh a fnllnwlng de.rrlh rd real pr*.party eltu a t* In Jfrminol. Coun* t l , Plurlda, In.w ill I.n( II. n in th C. Tll-V-T Mi. 3* n f HAM.AXDD HPIUNtld. Hrmlnnlr Cnuiity, Flnrlda. »■ • cord in g In a plat t h r r . p f a . r a e r d a d In I’laT Itnnk * Pa g * IS, ru h lle Ita .o rd . nf u .m l i m l * Cniinly, Plurlila and t n u ar* harrby ra.inlrad In fit* your a n a w a r and nr e i h t r w r l l l . n ilafan.ra pamnnally, nr by ymir a ltbr nr y . w ith thr Clark nf ilia Clrruli Cnurl, M o th Judicial Cir­ cuit. kaiiilnnt* County, Florida, at tha Cn u rthn u .a In Hanfnrd. Florida, and In aarva a copy Iharanf upnn lh a r i a l n l l f f a ’ altnruay, whnaa bain* la Darin J. Jrardl, P. f). Bnt Ik*. W inlar I’arh. Flnrlda. not latar Ilian Hi* l* lh day nf IlMambrr, lk*t>, thrraln aatllng up lha r . I . b , right, Hll* nr In t .r a .i In »r llrn upnn lha ahnv* d.acrlbad prnprrl) rU liurd hy yuu and *hould yuu fall to do an, a dai-rm p m i o n . fr.«n will h* aularad a a .iln .t i o u WTT.NEHB m i hand and official anal nf tit* . a i d Cnurl at Oanfnrd. Florida, thla l l t h day nf Nnyam* bar. I pj*. IBKA1.I I* P. Harndnn Clark a t tha a h n .a *ty lad I Court l t > ; Mariha T. Vlklan D a p l.iy Clark Darin .1. Irarilt Allnrn ay at latw P. n. Bu i 1*4 W inlar Park . Florida Chuck Coaoou anil Johnny Crawford, on ABC-TV’i Rifleman, had to aurvlvt a to- mile hike through a dewrt with nn water, no boree, a dust atorm, and Con­ nors' broken leg. It was an ef­ fective atory of a man and boy against nature: no (ronlier aadlata gunning for tha marshal; no booie-fllled killers dueling in the sun; no corpic i cluttering the saloon. UPl'a Jack V. Fox (all* of the moet frustrated men in America; Thla fellow woa ■ fortune on an boned TV quia ahow and Invested the money in cranberries. Legal Notice I s I k . f M f l mt the r . ) k l , JnCae h e l u l . I ' n i t r . ■ !* !• e t PlufM a, l a Prehate Va re the R a t a l , a l l t i l ARM AN J. W B L U M 1 D tcta *«d r l i « l . w orn n Natlea la h . r . b y g t . a n lh at lh# g n d a r . t g a . d wilt, nti Hi* Sth day «r Paurmh.r. A. U. I»l». prr.a nt In ilia Honorable (- 11111. 1)1- J u d e* of H- 111Ini.l* Doubly, Flurhl*. hla final return, account and m uchera, 11 An> Iliar) t ilm ln la iraiur of Ilia Katata of a l l UIMAN J. IVKU.INU. g rr a a it d , anil at e 1til lima, than and l h .re. n u k . apnllcallnn In Ilia •aid J u d g e for a final aaitlrinrnt at tils admlnlalratlnn of .a id ca r a t .. and for an arij.r rtlaubarg* Ins him aa auch Ancillary A dm in ­ istrator Dated thla tha I i l l , of N o ' . m b . r (LIMIT 2 PLEASE) (SAVE 20c H¥RE) HEADQUARTERS FOR 18 Lh*. Up j TOMS \b * Swifts Premium Legal Notice wae l a uutoapired, draggy. un dramatic event that ringed from iv tmm r t w r i r r r o t « t . vivtn j i n t i u t . r m n it iv * vi» r a p tolerably good to chaolir. I III VTV, PI.OWIBA I bed expected theae four lada OKWIVOI.SI l.v cHAVt'KNV vo. iwvrs. to eome out and aoek acrou aome 01 IT TO HI IKT TITf.K rooting a arp material — perhapa JCDI* V. 'V K n o T H n and " J AN K Met* WKIMTKIl. III. wlf* after throwing away the acrlpl— P U Inllff. to ahow tbe youngatera Juwt what • voebow bualnen and “playing the i U n t O N P. IIAIXARD. at s i Ii r f M i d . n l . Palace" m u ell about in the VOTM K OP O U T vaudeville era. T o i l i a r Inn P, B . U . r d . «nd — — Instead, the JoVea were recited It.l lnrd , HI* wlf». If ony, wh n.n r r . l d . n i - * . . r n unk now n; WIIwithout a context In time. Aa a II* in n. T i n n e r and l l . t * 1 ryiull, they bombed at old Joke* T . n n . r , h i . « l f * . w hn*. real* ore wont to do. aven on TV In •d.rti'.if mV. i l l Lurraln* Drier, K onm uro 31, N . w Turk, Vlr. I960. ( I il l . F. T . n n . r wlina. r*«JAa for the younger talent d tn r * I . i.rthnnwn. If living, the ahow, the Klngaton Trio did . m l If iU . iI, Ih .lr r . . p r e t t y , tinknnwn hrlr*. d .* l .r # « , Ir. well with their two number*, g a lrra , a r . n l . . . . . ra d llo r. nr which ii about all they should do nllirr p .rilr. c l . lining by, on any ouo ahow. Bobby Daria, a Ihri.uah, under nr ag .ln .t young man who la aging rapidly, Ihritt, nr any of thr.n. and all p . r . i m a . (aiming a n y ratal*, waa on hand to demunatrala aome r i g n i , m m nr i . i l r . r . l in, nr more of hie uncanny finger-map­ llrn lipnn Ihp r t . l properly ping technique*. This boy ran lirrrln dre.-rlb.d, nr any part anap fingers on both hands while Ih .r r n f , all nf whnM r.elil.p i »• a r . unknown: ringing. The mapping aomelimes Tnu hr* k rrrh y n n tlfln l that a drown* out the voice, and that'* • illI In u'llrt till* h . r b**M hrn ughl okay, too. In Ihn Circuit Cnurl nf rtrnil.i'ilr k. D CREAM HENS 10 Lh*. Up the best known bird in the U.S.A. FOODMART HOME MADE SEASONED RICHT FOR TURKEY DRESSING SWIFTS SEMINOLE BREAKFAST BACON Sausage LIMIT 2 LBS. FLA. GRADE A 5 • 7 LB. AVG. COPELANDS r o a s t in g J FRESH HENS PORK (WITH ORDER) HAM S Lb. WHOLE OK SHANK PORTION TURKEYS DUCKLING CAPONS OYSTERS • FOODMART MEATS • CUTAS YOU LIK E IT • HAS TO PLEASE YOU • EVERY POUND G U A R A N T E E D HAS / ONE DEL MONTE OUTSTANDING MEAT SHURFINF. EASTERN CRANBERRY SAUCE STORE MAXWELL, HOUSE INSTANT Hi> / a / (Janrsa M, iV.IIIng A* Ancillary Admlnlatratnr of (ha P eta l* o f Blf.MtUAN J. \\ CU .INO I Irraa tail. BTKNKTHUM. DAVIS A. MrlNTWilt A l t o n , . , » fur An. UUry A l n i l n l. t a lor Pdarardi Building Ban ford. Florida WITH PURCHASE OF 2 I’KCS. PIM-Sm RV's IN TIIM CIBI'I I f r u l HT IIV TIIK s i v r i t j i i i i i i t i . t imi i i t . i s n u t ei.w iM ii.u c m v r v , F 1.011111%, i s f i n a 1 k.uv m i , m i n F it ED BCTLItB, Plain tiff, VS. MATT IK IIUTLKR. Defendant. MITII K TO M’l't. Ml STATU UK K U i n t D V TOi l l . i t l * B u ll . 1 U1>I HI John"! n . r a Brooklyn, S . w Ynrk Yuu era lior.hy nnllliad lhat a Mil o f c o m p l a i n for divorce haa t u . n rila-.f agalnat you. and ymi ara r.- m lr.d lo a a n a a copy of your a o . e a r or pleading to tha hill of complaint no lha p l i l n t l f r a a t i a r n . r l-aiil C. 1‘ark ln.. 117 Waal Boulli S tr .a l, Orlando. Klnrlda. and f l it lha origin.I a n . w . r or plead* Ing In lha v f fb n of tha Clerk nf lh a Circuit Court on nr n e f o r . W ' d n . . i |a y , I*.camu.r *, l*j>. 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Voi, N«e. KIRK * P le u FA M to 1 I, Dbwct Wire Te Bteewee A Ce., Members New berk Sleek Back. FLA. VINE RIPE TOMATOES PERFECTION * PANTA 2 c (CELERY 2 Lbs. S ta lk s day o l d BREAD FOR TUFF1NG 1 1 KOUNTY KIST KERN A L lWHOLE CUT RITE 125 FT. KLEENEX WAX R° U ‘ TABLE PEANUTS NAPKINS 7*4 Ox. Can PAPER PkK*- PLANTERS �g>anfari* Parity cloudy through Wodnoodnjr. Continued mild, fllg h toxin? noar 90. Lour tonight about M. VOL. X UX United Press Leased Wire EalablUhed 1908 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1969 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 670 Plane Hits Houses, At Least Six Killed Medical Examiners Board Established CHICAGO (UPIV—A fowr awgioa dead and officials (eared the to l freight plana, apparently on fire might mount a* high as 13. Nine and trying ta make an emergency person* wart Bated aa misting lMdlaig at fogbound Midway Air- and nine ns— were injured, three part, crashed awd exploded amidst seriously. The only positively identified ho— a and an apartment house victim six hours after the 3:40 dawn today. At least t i t person* were known a. m. crash was the plane's pMot A county board of medical examiners was created today by the county commissioners to investigate all sudden and violent deaths in Seminole County. The commission agreed to establish the special board on the urging of Circuit Judge Voile Williams. Judge Wiltiams cited a recent case where Annie Shew bed bean kchm daring bar bueband City Delay Asked • County To Issue Graph On Taxes Along With Bills Ceusty taxpayers will get a lair A m oo Jest where their tax dollars ■re going when they open their lex bills next month. The County Commlsion today ap­ proved a special tax graph to be enclosed in all tax bills explaining where the money foes. “K will bo the first time in the county's history that taxpayers will get an analysis ad the tax dollar,’' chairman John Krfctor aaid. rider ihowed the commltaion prelim inary plane oi the proposed graph In be published and enclos­ ed lor Hw tax bills which wtU be mailed out daring the latter part ■I December. The graph show* that 43.it per mot of the tax dollar goes toward school finances; Vl.lS to road and bridges; MO to health; 1.73 to welfare; 13.U, general fund; I X , •n e and forfeiture; J.S1 hoepilai ^ n d t.Sl tn capital outlay. • In other business today, the board adopted the Inauranre pro­ gram tor (be fiscal year at a coat af 114,412. | Denied a request to vacate cer­ tain platted streets m the W. First fit. and Perilmmon Ave. area uoMl the board is asaured that the property would be used for an induitrial site. Appointed commissioner Vernon Dunn to me he a survey on how • » commltaion ran cut telephone expense a daring the fiscal year. UN Presses Fight For Hungarians UNITED NATIONfi, N. Y. (UP!) # —The oat ioni of the free world rallied today for a major diplo­ matic assault on Russia's tlunga'r. tM policies in bopri of prevent in a new bloodbath of Hungarian Knots who rose against their ed maxtera m 1934 The General Assembly meets Wednesday to approve the recom­ mendation of us steering commit­ tee that the I#3« Hungarian free dom revolt and its brutal suppres­ sion by Russia be put on the ^agenda of the K m * m bar world organixation. In previous sessions, the isaemMy hid railed upon Hungary and Russia to gel Soviet troops out of Mm sossntry snd permit free etectjena for ■ new government. The resolution* hive hern ignored by both Moscow and Budapest. gar Leslie Monro of New Zeelaad. special UN representative f on She Hungarian question, report®ed briefly last «rck that Russian troops are still m Hungary, amt “the framework o( repression remains unchanged.'' Munro said there are rrports that trials and executions ol Hun­ garian freedom lighters continued in spite of Communist assurances that they had been stopped. He warned of the “ Imminent poa libility of furlhac asecutiona." r t Bardot's Hubby Can’t Take Those Barracks Jokes PARIS (U Pt) Army officials said today that crude barracks jokes about his wife Brigitte Bardot made actor Jacques Charricr so nervoas in the service he wai ^fo rced to undergo p»>rhiatrie rare. The officials said draftee Char­ ricr. 22, just couldn't boar the leers of his fellow soldiers. It started the vary day he went off to the army—and found hit barracks frstooned with photographs of hia shaped wife, in the nude. Charrtar went straight to the bos pital With a "rase of nerves" and for liar past two wreks has been on leave with Brigitte or in boa4 r,.ilal\ being stuffed with tranquilixtra. wm bread to diamiat becassaa the state had not minad bow tha man died. “There wai no doctor in a t­ tendance at tha lima of death," Judge Williams aaid, “ tha anly witness tha itite had was an un­ dertaker." WiU<ams stressed that Use coun­ ty had a “ moral obligation" to set up the board. He tiled a IMS Florida law which said the coun­ ty had the authority to establish a medical examiner hoard and aet tha feaa that the board would charge. Four physicians would be need­ ed to sit as the medical examin­ er* board and at least one to be on call at all hours. Commission Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. was authorised to prepare a resolution establishing the board. Tha physicians who would aerva would investigate all violent deaths and make their reports to the Mate medical examiner. Judge William* last week dis­ missed a second degree murder charge against the Sha r woman because of lack of evidence. He quottd State Attorney Tom Wad­ dell J r. as reporting after the ease that the man “ might have hiccups for all see $4 Million Check Is Real Bargain HOLYOKE. Mas* (UtMl - The exchange of a paltry 322 75 for a $4,000,022.73 bank check is a bar­ gain anytime, even when ih* check can't be cashed. Mrs. James W.vlsti told hank official! her **!*>( a..**vr to ill* Hadley (alia fruit t-o. v laid! warning—that die will lose her 122 73 unless the returns Ihe mul­ timillion dollar check uaurd to her In error. The hank’s brass failed to tale Mr*. Walsh. They dispatched Vice President Donald W. Fletcher late Monday to hand-deliver the truer Informing her that the *22 7.3 was In jeopardy. Too bad, said Mrs, Walsh politely. “ M's a low pricr,” ahe added, “for such a handsome tiling to put on the wall." She pointed to an empty spot near he fireplace. Mrs. Walsh ssid she wasn't impre.v-.ed by the bank's emissaries since she didn't intend to back down from her original position. The bank must rehire Miss Ann llelliwell. the 22-yearold teller they fired for issuing the check in error last Friday, or else, she said the check goes on the wall. Hank President George V. Wal­ lace gave no indirations of sur­ render. “She was fired and 1 se# no reason to give her a recoinmendstion." Wallace said. “ Wt expect our work to be checked accurately. In this case tt was not " “ Ma>hr I'm etubborn," said j Mrs Walsh, wife of an Air Force sergeant, “hut I feel everyone makes mistakes, even hank pres 1 idents." On Drain Levy County Commission Chairman John Kriilcr last night told the Sanford city commission that the 6298..T81 low bid on the Sanford Ave. widening project won’t cover the en­ tire coat of the widening. He said there will be 650,000 in engineering and right of way costa to pay, and naked that the city not drop their resolution to let water h* drained through a dHch south of 23th St. City Manager Warren Knowlea wrote Krider Friday laying that since Ihe I2M.MI bid was under the 1333,000 budgeted for the wldBig Smasher Arrives ening project, city officials frit TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Work­ that the county might be able to ers began Installation Tuesday of pipe Sanford Ave. drainage KNOW YOUR AMERICA WEEK is declared In Sanford, with the signing Ih* U main section W of W Florida vHIlC State .a-- — amnland ^..aL i«W 1HU WVIMI rtuwugh the swampland south of Unlv#r^ . , .torn ninawl* of a document by Mayor A. L. Wilson. Witnessing the aigning are Mrs. Esther Evans, (left 1. first vice-president of the Business and professions! •r. The nuclear accelerator'! 23 The rity commissioner* vgreed ton rylindcr part arrived Monday Women'a Club and Mrs. Ila Harp, public relations chairman of the club, at Uteir last meeting to lei the hy rail. Mom* of the machine i* whith is sponsoring the week. (Staff Photo) drainage run thiough a ditch in place in the Nuclear .Services there for a period up to three Building and part is Kill to come. year*. Krider pointed out that the en Mission Ends gineering and right-of-way costa PANAMA CITY (U P I^U n d er­ will actually bring the Sanford secretary of Slate Livingston Mer­ Ave. project coat to 33411.381. chant (lies back lo Washington to­ He said be thinks future county day, winding up a trouble shout­ rom missions would honor die ing effort to extinguish Ih* flame* ditch agreement which provides of anil Americanism on Ihe banka for the county ultimately piping at the Panama Canal. It ia not this drainage if the Kate doesn't dear yet whether Merchant'* The registration eumbinatiua at voto in the city and then beeome do The City Commission U»i night h." mission succeeded or failed. told City Attorney William Hutch■ one place and under one person disgusted when they find differ­ “ I think we would be in good Ison to draw up Sanford ordinance* would clean up a Lit of confusion, ently, Higginbotham aaid. faith to retry out our agreement amendments to permit combined said Commissioner Karl Higgin­ A person entitled to vole in both id die other day," Mid Karl Hig­ GM Assembly Set city and county registration and botham. People register for the city and county election* would DF.TROIT (UPI)—General Mo­ ginbotham. voting. county ballot, and think they ran tie issued two signature slips. The The county commiaaion chair­ tors annosmeed today it will reAfter a discussion with county voting maclun* operator would set man asked that the rity delay tumr assembly of automobiles, registration supervisor Camilla Ih* machine ao that the voter any opposition to the committee hilled for nearly two week* hy Bruce. Mayor A. I.. Wilson aaid could pull levers nst both ballots, chosen to study county drainage •lerl shortages, on Dec. 7. He that Ihe cominisiion term* to Iw Mrs. liruc* explained. problema, A resolution oo the said there would be enough com­ in favor of the combination and Many parts of Sanford's char­ city agenda opposed any county- ponents available by then to optold Hutchison to have the NEW YORK (LTD — Mock ter would now prevent the regis­ wide millagc levy for drainage. rrste some plants four dayt dur­ amendment* ready to put before prices al 1 p m.t tration combine, Hutchison said. The commission tint not act on the ing the week. the 19G! Kale legislature Wilton American TAT .......... . 77 \ city ordinance n v i the city resolution. a*ked Mr*. Ttnice to find the eott American Tobacco ........... . UXPv clerk must act at registrar for Much ut Ih* money collected Record Sought 'wnihmai"*v CA5AHUNCA, Morocco (UPII Bethlehem Stool ............. . 34 from Sanford and the county for city elections. The system under Kirrtiona on the ismc day awl C t 0 .................. 71 >. which rily hooks ire open for roads m tiring speot (or drainage, —Max Conrad, America's (lying at the same plate fur city ami Chrysler (MS registration wouldn't conform to soinotinies actually to drain pri­ grandfather, took off at 3:91 a. m. ....................... county would cut Ihe number of Curtiss • Wright ............... 33'. the county method, he said. Spe­ vate property, Krider explained today in an allempl lo set a new voting machines net-ovary for DuPont ................. *5J‘« cial legislation to needed tn change He said this isn't right and lhal flight record lo Miami. Conrad is local elections and the number of Kastman Kodak ........... U>7‘. these provi lions, he pointed out llie drainage problem needs care shooting (or Ih* world record for clerks needed to operate them. Ford Motor planes weighing between 2.423 aiul ............... . 78'x Commissioner* Jo* Biker and fid study. Mrs. Briire said 1,100 pounds. Official* here said 87*. Higginbotham said Ihey wire in i General Electric ........... — The rily could have a first General Motors ............... . SO** terrstril in an ultimate combina­ American Hill Odium la t4te pres ami second primary m May when Graham - Paige ............. . 2Vs tion even if it couldn't he done •ot record holder. tne county has its primary *!*-< InU. TAT ....................... . til*. now lion and then have Ihe regular I.onllani ................. . . 3l)l t Rights Suit Denied rlcctwn in November, the supi r- Minute Maid .................... . 2UH III It MINGHAM, Ala. lU Pli visor pointed out. This would eli­ Penney .................. . 118'i Two federal judges dismissed de­ minate nrril for a rily run "If IVnn lilt IV. ............... segregation suits -Monday on LAKELAND t UPI I — Florida grounds Negroes were not being election turh as last year's. 4's Royal American ........ ... Citrus Mutual deruli-d It would Sears Roebuck ................. . 30 denied legal rights. Judge Hobart try In help former Vice President It. Grooms dismissed a suit Studcbaker ............. .. 234* I.'. S. Su-vl . . . . . . . . . . 90'. The County Commission has John Name Garner live tu lie Its). sgainst Ihr flirmlnghain Transit Gamer rrlehrelrd his 91st birth Co. which attacked segrsgatest WexlinglKMise El. ............. started actum le prevent fuliirw flooding lo the latch Arbor area. day Monday snd allnliuteil hit sealing. The board approved County En­ longevity tu Ihe fact that hr ate gineer Hob Davlij recommenda­ gripefrtiil rich day. So, Mutual General Manager World Pact Urged tion that a drainage raaemsnt he TALLAHASSEE (UPI i-F o rm er Hubert W. Hut ledge announced secured from [aikr Deforest to Tax Assessor Richard McCsnna British Prim* Minister Clement the big growers ritoperalive wmihl Sanford has ended ils fi-cal Smith Canal, which would stop today said that his office would Attlee Monday night advocated a slop reviewing all assessment year in the black, wiih I7.ll*>28 the waters ui the Crystal Lake supply Gainer with a year's sup world guvernn rut tu replace what of grapefruit through monthly rases until after the hoard of equa­ left liver (mm the operating hud rhain from rising over -lx inrhes. ply lie rilled tha present “ ansrchie Davie mad* the recommenda­ shipment* w> his home in Uvalde, world." Auto*. speaking at a get and (11,44! Ih unused In the lisation meet* Monday. Tea. tion after the engineering firm of "W* have been swamped with utility budget. Rutledge *!*n said hr huprd the Florida Mate University lecture The report finished la-I week 1-elfler and Bush completed their review rases and Ihey take loo big Texas grapefruit Industry series, said Ui* world government much time now." McCanns said. showrd $685,925.03 was spent to survey ol the laich Arbor area. would be an alternative lo a war The easement will allow tor would nut he ulf.mlrd The assrsseiM rolls will still be rtm the eity in loin 59 and 3218,which could rause live dulroeooa open to Ihe puhlie, bsst for inspec­ 872 99 waa paid off on .Sanford large discharge pipes lo be built id mankind. m the area in hold flood waters debta. tion only, News Briefs Simplified City-County Registration Proposed By Sanford Commissioners 1 p. m. Stocks Tax Roll Open Only City For Inspection Loch Arbor Water Control Approved Finishes Year In Black Daytona Police Arrest Two Who Bilked Tourists The Sanford Housing Authority mu*t pay a monthly sewer and re­ fuse fee, the City Commission de­ cided last night. The authority stopped paying lor these services two or Uire* years ago when it* lawyers argued that the project it a government insti­ tution and tax sxempt, City Maos ger Warren Knowles said. Recent federal legislation has eliminated this exemption. Knowles explained. Using last month's bill [nr 23(1 units, Ihr authority will pay a 1201.37 sewer rhargs and a 3123 refute hill per month. The Authority will not get the 30 per cent diirount they received up to the time the charges were discon­ tinued, the commission voted. I Art Show Entry List Reported Near 150 Final detail! of the Civic Center Art Show were settled last night ax members #f the Sanford Art Association attended Ihelr regular Workshop Meeting at the Crafl Hug in Fort Mellon Park, In addition to tha art show plan­ ning. Ihey participated in a an­ tique of works Kihiiilllad by mem­ bers and an Instructional period. The art show rommlUr* chair­ man. Mrs. J . O. Gregory, said that nearly 130 separate entries have been submitted for showing. The exhibit will begin it 2 p. m. Sun­ day iftemooa and wtN sod a! I p tn. In addition to (he display of mamher*' works, there will b* demon­ strations by various artists and refrethintnt* will be served. First Aid Course Session Tonight The Sanford Fir# Dept. wilt demonslrat* ha resinritalnr at Ihe Seminole County Rrd t'roia llrrt aid rourse meeting tonight at Ih# First Baptist Church of Sanford. The artificial respiration and first aid demonstration wilt Kart al 7:43 p. m. hi the rhurch's Park Ave. educational building. Ernest DeFallot of DrHary is the instruc­ tor for the sours*, which is held earh Tuesday and is open to mem­ bers of the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital Women's Auxiliary, tha county medical society and ether interfiled pcruins. The five week rourse coieri ad­ ministration of first aid tn auto accident i. poisoning, burns, frac­ tures, wounds, shock and latest technique* in artificial respiration, bandages and methods of trans­ porting victims. Emphasis is placed on preventive measures a t well at ictiu l Ireslment. Nineteen persons are enrolled in Ihe study group. Plane Stolen A t Orlando Choir To Practice Tti* Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will start choir pearlier again tomorrow it 7:30 p. m. al The Shrine Club. All eligible mem here are urard to altrnd. Finale! Builders Granted Sewer Connection FSU Considering Ole Miss Coach Post Office Annex To Handle Parcels Sanford will have ■ Second Ml. DAYTONA REACH (UPI I post nlflce branch open for mail­ lire held two Pennsylvania men to­ ing of Christmas packages Dee. day arruted of blackmailing tour­ 7-24 Postmaster -loe| Field said ists by poung at murals officers. today. Police Chirf Oscar Folium said All mail carriers will be dis­ Ihe pair would flash plumy deter patched from the annex after live hedges and arrest tourists on the Christmas season. Field said false morals a n d indeernry The 2.952 square foot antics will charge* lie »*id they would de­ he u*ed for a post offire work­ mand | l . non bond hot settle for room starling I960 whatever Ihe victim had on him. The suspects were Stephen Wil­ son. 40, snd Donald Lee Pasley, 29, both of Tamqus, Pa. They were arrested Monday af ter one of the allrgrd victims told I police he paid them 3180 to keep them front arresting him. Housing Authority Must Pay City Fee Permission for a proposed Lake Mary HUd development to con nect to the city sewer system was granted developers Harry lo ilresi snd Harold Hutchens last night t>y itie City Commission Andrews of Raidle and Asso­ TALLAHASSEE (t'P l) R WM ciate*. Orlaodo. and Hutchens, of Warned today that Florida State Phillips i uuiructioo Co. said that Uasrsrasty may after Mississippi's ISO bouse* are planned foe a 10M a y Vaught the * ‘ * ‘ “ acre tract an Lake Mery Mvd., 1,100 feet from route 17 92 C teaching yoT here. State Grapefruit To Help Garner Reach Age Of 100 Trane World Airline* Capt Claude W. Helwig, 40, of U k Angeles. A witness said tn* sagtne of the plan* waa on fir* when II took off at 3 10 a. m. for Lot Angeles. A TWA spokesman sold there was an unconfirmed report that there waa a fire warning kg the plane's cockpit at that mo­ ment. Helwig radioed slmoet immedi­ ately after takeoff that ha waa ■winging back for an emergency landing through the rain and fof. Hi* plana came down three blocks away from the airport M Chicago's southwest aide with an im part that sounded like a block­ buster bomh. Poller said the plane first hit the peak of one home, crashed through a lamp post, and then roared into two bungalow-type houses, it* tail smashed the rorner of a two-story, eight-apart­ ment house building. Fire engulfed the area. Two homes were practically burned to Ihe ground within an hour and a third was all but demolished, police said. Residents of the home* were believed t , have been trap­ ped in their beds. Civil defense official* said Ui* pilot was thrown 100 feet from the pline, still strapped te hia seal. The two other crew mem­ bers. IK Officer 0. W. Watterg ■nd Flight Engineer A. L. Auge, wera believed to have survived. K waa Ih* first major plane crash in four year* at Midway, where a plan* land* or takes o(f every minute. The alrpoel la lo­ cated close to new, bungalowstyle, housing developments. A* the time of the erash. visibility was so dense that Jow-akIraining pianos overhead rould not be tern. DEED TO THE LAND purchased fur a new building by Tha Good Shep­ hard Lutheran Church is prwentt-d lo the Kev. Hr neat Holick by I-run* fU>lta*. tha fortnar owner. Shown here are Kolia*. Mrs. Koltaa, Kev. Bolick and Gordon Frederick attorney fur the transaction. The plot of land ia lo­ cated south of Sanford on Highway 17-02 across from the Mar-l-ou Motel. Kev. Bolick *uid that the con.xt ruction of the new church will begin early in W«0. (Staff Photo) The Seminole Booster. Club will head a motorcade to IS*. Land Wednesday for the De1.aid-Sanford football game and will decorate ta rs *1 Us* high school al i:43 p. m. TW motor c a dr wilt be led hy Ah*riff J. I.. Hobby tod will laav* fo« high school promptly i t I p. i d . All fan* are arged h r Ikw Boosters g make fix* game. Crashes, Killing Pilot ORLANDO (UPI) — Searchers found a stolen airplane today which crashed shortly after take­ off killing the pilot and critically injuring hit companion. The tingle engine plane was found (rumpled in a grove of trees in a swamp just northwest of the Or­ lando city limits. Tha patttngrr. identified only as Nathan Hunt of Marathon, Ind , was lying near the airplane. The pilot, unidentified, was dead, strap­ ped in his seat. The pilot wore a II. S. Army uniform and carried a .Marin* Corps identification card which bur* the name “ Langi." The rest of tha card was obliterated by blood. The airplane wai Kolen early Monday morning frons a hangar al the Orlando Airport, k look oft in a hravy fog with visibility only one vixteenlh ot a mile. Orland* lower personnel tried to halt tha airplane hv (taihmg a rrd light ami blinking the runway lights. A few minutes after takr-off, tha tower rrportrd. Ih* pilot railed lor help and said hr was out of rontrol. The plane had a radio hut did not rarry initrunieili for fly­ ing in such weather. The airplane missed a television tower by about lo yards. It crashed near a housing development but resident* thought the noise was made hy switch engine* in a near­ by rail yard. A Sanford Naval Air Si a lion beltcopier found the crash this morn­ ing. Tha U. S Border Patrol sea* investigating lb* incident. The airplane, owned by Orlando Aviation Sam e*, waa said fo bo a total loss. �A -AM Hr Infirl VittB : .1 I II i P ift 2—Tuei. Nor. 24. 1359 Raging W ashington Flood m Takes Heavy Acreage ToHiro0mi,Cra2e •B A T IU , Wish. (L'PI) -R am Washington rivers thouiandi of acres of dairy and truck (armtoday in tha rtyioni' food in 37 year*, flood already bad forced OH eatimated l.loe persona from M r kernel and crippled crossOfata rail and biibway iraffie. Voary fioodflghtera agreed would be little improvement I situation until weather conlook a turn for the better. “I have no Idea bow loni tbla Will fo on." aaid W. H. Beach, deptoy SeaUJe-King County civil 4ataoao director. "1 hope it atopa raining, that we get some clear weather and that it is criip and eold. Warm chinook winds have ■ sited tha snowpack in the mounlaine which have added their M S to the heavy rains we have had. H all adds up to no ^P*OQ« Tha Waather Bureau's forecast mas not oncouraglng. Mild tern- ■ peralures with eccaiionst light rain or dtiils in the lowlands and continued warm temperatures with occsilonsl rain in the mountains were forecast. High tides complicated the sit­ uation by preventing the rivers from draining normally into Puget Sound. Gov. Albert D. Rosellinl Manday declared Snohomish County, harden hit by the floods, a dis­ aster area. Rosellini and state civil defense director Charles Ralls personally inspected flood areas from a helicopter. No ciiuslU et were reported but property damage was severe. Helicopters, Army and Coait Guard amphibloua craft and civil­ ian boats worked all day Monday rescuing marooned persons, snd the surface craft continued work­ ing through the night after heli­ copter* had to atop their reicue efforts because of darkness. William Hazen b Dead At 57 WUUom A. Haren, ST. of Route laaford, died Saturday morning Seminole Memorial Hospital. Ha waa a nativo -f Laka But hr, and a resident of Sanford Mr the past iO yesrt. He to anrvlvad by a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Shaw, four sons, CUudo linen, Ralph listen, Cfcortss Haim and Carlo- listen; ' aieten, Mrs. Urn Conner, . O. D. Landresa, Mrs. C. Noah and Mre. R. C. Rath; own brother, Thomas H. Hi tan: Mx grandchildren and saversl toe tea and nephowe. Funeral services were held yes•today at 1 y. m. with Oramkow W naral Horn# in charge with le v . Donald Gravcnmicr officiat tog. Burial was in Church of W i l t Cemetery. t P t Legal Notice i (■ jj a o v n n n iK M K v t r o n n in e Th e RoarS s f Public Instruction t o e Manlnol* County, Klorlda, w ill ea ctlv a k id s tsr tha furnishing or i l l labor, m sttr lala, squlpm sn t and Borvioaa rsqalrad for tha ao m tru rMon o f l SSI Addition! In t b s Ovl sd o W hite i r h o o l . S t m l n o ls County , D o rld a and ISIS Additions t o MlO Ovlsdo N s s r o K lsm sn tary • t o t a l , Ssm lnols County, Klorlda; o a n s l a t l a s a t t w o (1) cafslorlu m s. tw o (1) admln lstratlvo sultss. tan (IS) slsssro o m w ana ( t > library, Sal Is l a storaas, ala.: and loins too ovation w o r k to o i l s t l n s buildInas. until l:S0 p. m . I>r.-»mh#r Srd, l i s t , at tho Hrhonl AdmlnlstraMan nullitliis, t'oninisri-lst At a, ana, la n to r d , r i o r l d s . at wlil<h Msna and stars tha bids will bs S u b tlety opansd snd rsad aloud. Tha eo n lrset d ocu n isn is a rt In t w o soparata s a l t , ’ o u t lor sa tl, ot l a ra firsn ra d p ra lstis. Itr aw lnabova us and ap-i-lflraltnna mat Ss obtains-! lor IIUTII rltnJK C TS bp d a p o ilim a l i e o n s with ths Architect. John A. tturion VI. Ci.r. par rtrat Strsat and M sllonrllls Avanna, Hanford, Florida, for lb s (Irat aata ot d o cu m tn la obtuinad. ■arb dapoalt w ill l>a rafun<lsd In lull to aaeb psraon who raturns tha •o aumanta in fo nd rnndltlon w i t h . Ss t in days attar ths hid ops ulna w ith s a c s p l l o a a s antad nstow. A d ­ ditional asta n a y ba a b lsln sd at lha coat of (IS SO fur tha t w o proJoeta. whlrh la half rsfundabla. Oanaral Contractors aarurlng docu■ a n ta and not a u b nntllnu propoaal shall ba rafundtd o n a-h atf tha d>posit upon rsturn o f docu mants In pood condition A eartlflad rhaca or b sn h draft Sayabla la ths Hoard of i’ubllc Instruction far Hamlrmla County, y torlds H (lo v e r n m - n t II mi.Is, or a aal lsfactory bid buii'l asatiut*d by tha btddar and a v c s p U b u tnratlsa In an sm-iunt s- n n l to ttva par t a n l of tha bid .halt bs SHbmllttd with s<rh bid. Tbs autcaaaful l-iddtr wilt bs raSulrtd to furnlsii and pay for aatUfact ory parformanca and paymant bond or bonds Attsn tlo a la caltad to lias fact that not l*as than ths m in im u m aalarlsa and s a n s at sat forth la lha B p a -lfl-a llo n t m ost ba pal<l aa thaaa projarla. ' T h s lloard af I'ubllc 1n i l routloii far Ssntlnola County, Florida, rasa rsas lha rlsht to rt ja rt any and ar all bids or to w a l t a r an tutorm a i ll i s t In tha b id d in g . .So hid shall ba withdraw n (or < psrlo-l a f rtflaan t i l l d a y s ao hss uuaul la tha op- nlna o f t-l-ls w i t h o u t tha tea a a o l of tua UoaiJ JiHIN I. ttl'.l tll.tnY Chalrn-su. Hoard of Public Inatructlon for S im lnola County. Florid a S- T. Milwta Samlnnla County Supsr inlsnitrnl af Putilio Inttru- Hon and K a -nfticia Hscratary to lha Hoard af Fubtla I h s t i uctloti. RUSH STAFFORD, pruiding minister of the I*ke Mon­ roe congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses U shown giv­ ing directions to Koy Stanley of Ocala who ie aaelating him in hia department. Jehovah Delegates Return From Meet Hospital Notes NOVEMBER 22 David Morris, Geneva Barbara Meeklnt, Sanford Barbara Elmo, Mims Annie Dennard, Sanford Charlie Mctfuasn, Sanford Rev. Darwin Shea, Casselberry Charles Rabun, Laka Monroe William Ferguson, Lake Mary Blrtkt Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wads, Sanford, a son Barbara Elmore, Mima, a daughter D im lttil* Lewis Small, Sanford R. B. Thomas, Sanford Donald Luki, Sanford Patricia Desin snd baby, San­ ford Thelma Kaefi-r, Lake Mary Helen Young Smith, Sanford NOVEMBER 23 Carolyn M. Killen, Santonl I.ill a Mar Carwell. Sanford Velma Conner, Sanford Betaie Hill. Sanford Spencer Price, Sanford Noblcy Dunn, Sanfurd Aru E. Mann, Lake Monroe Doria Omey, Lake Mary Ricky Wyman Jr.. Sanford Patrice Wilton, Sanford Mamie Lee Smith, Sanford Births Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Payne, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conner, Sanford, s son Mr. snd Mrs. Michsel Sinanni, Sanford, a son Itism insls Reterly Doulhitt snd baby, Sanford Bertie Mae Bynes, Sanford Pauline Tetton, Sanford Betty Sparks and baby, San ford Lucille I'ayne and hahy, San ford Sunn Smith Byrd and baby, Sanford Harry B. (toward, Sanford Barbara Meekeps. Sanford Charles Hahun, Lake Monroe Delegates from the local congre­ gation have returned home from the Circuit No. I semi-annual as sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses held in $(. Augustine and attended by 1,!M persons. Rush Stafford, presiding minister of the Lake Monroe songregatioo, was In eharge ot the equipment de­ partment, one of the more than 20 departments eat up for the smooth operation of the assembly. Stafford reported that the witnesses hold a circuit assembly twice a yesr in addition to an international, na tional, or district assomhly. Ha stated that they have cafeteria equipment, public address equip­ ment. and other equipment for the departments. Stafford reported that in the principal lecture of the sssemhly. "When Will God's Will Be Done Un Earth?", J. W. Fllaoo, district sup ervisor, showed how world condi Hun* arc a fulfillment or Bible prophecy end said, "Multitudes in the present generation will live to see God's will dona on earth in ful fillmant of Jesus’ prophetic an nouncement. ‘This generation will not pass away Uli all these things be fulfilled'." (Matt. 21:34). Stafford said the local congrega tion would return to its normal schedule of meetings. Coach Named SVN FRANCISCO lLIT) - Ray Eliot, football coach at the Uni­ versity of Illinois for It years, has bcea named to the East roach mg stiff for the annual Shrine football Rime here, Dec. M. WASHINGTON (UPI) -T w o top l-H Club members bulked today nt government "pressure" to omit rock '■* roll from their entertain­ ment at the World Agriculture Talr to New Delhi, India, neat month. But other youagitera on the eight-member troupe aaid the Indlana probably wouldn't dig that craty beat, anyhow. "They wouldn’t even understand the term. They'd think we wer* talking about a stone and a piece at bread." laid Patricia Ann Battomlay, IP, of Winnebago, Minn. "And after all, it'i just a pass­ ing fad." There was a chance that Mm fair visitors would see sqme swing 'n' away if not rock *n‘ roll. Kay Emtko Mihata, IP. of Kailua. Hawaii, said she was going to lake along her hui grass skirt. Kenneth C. Kehrer, 20. of Or­ ange, Conn., Mid in an interview that Agriculture Department offi­ cials had advised the youths to "ateer away" from rock 'a ' roll tunes because they were "objec­ tionable" Kehrer, wtio has a disc Jockey program at Williams College, agreed the* rock V roll, highly popular with U. I . teenagers, should be included to the farm group's entertainment at the fair Dec. 11 through Feb. 14. He waa backed up by attractive Nancy Ellen Nesbitt, 20, of Ho­ bart, N. Y. “ If we are to reprelent rural young America," she Mid. rock ‘n‘ roll should be inehidod in the program. Another member of the troupe. Ferdinand August Thar, 19, of Decatur, Mich., said he would explain ruck V roll to audiences at the fair it they asked about it. " I’ll explain it’s not the total ot our music," he said. Other members of the group are Stanley B. Stewart, 10. of Modesto. Calif., • guitarist, Rebecca June Passmore, 19, of Benton. Tcnn., and Paul Mayosrd Hendrick of Jasper, Fla. In addition to their musical numbers, the youths will demonrtrate such farm skills as first aid, rooking, sewing, milking, sol) conservation and itock handling. They leave for New Delhi Friday. STARLIGHT PROMENADERS warming up for the aeaaon at the Civic Center included thin group which attends the regular Wednesday night aenniona here. The square dance club traveli all over Florida to dancing parties and the next big one ia the Central Florida Government Moves To Seize Tainted Berry Shipments WASHINGTON (UPI) _ H * government has moved to seiir three more shipments of containinited cranberries, mrludinc one that the industry voluntarily agreed to withhold from grocer­ ies. At the same time, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) an­ nounced it had tested and sp proved as safe another 4.23G.U00 pounds of cranberries since Fri­ day. This means that 13,152,000 pounds of berries have been ap­ proved ss tree of aminotriazolf, s chemical weed killer that causes esneer in rats. Some 200,«M pounds have been seized •» tainted. Revolt Succeeds WASHINGTON (U PI)—An ungiv band of govern­ ment girls ha* done what many n GI only dreamed of — revolted successfully against "latrine duty." Tho girls, secretaries, clerks and typists for the Military Air Transport Service (MATS) at National Airport here, were ordered to split into teams of twos and take turns cleaning up their ladies' room while the custodian was out sick." The girls howled und refused to do the job, euphe­ mistically called "extracurricular duties" in the order. MATS, admittedly embarrassed by the incident, withdrew the directive. A spokesman said the order was issued by a low-level "eager beaver" who did not check with superiors. Deranged Mother Beats Four Children To Death With Hammer In Georgia Town ROSSV1LLE. Ga. (UPI) - A young carpenter's wife was charged with murdar t day in the claw hammer murder of her four children. "Yes, I've killed ail four of them ," the Rev. H. H. Long quot­ ed Mr*. W. A. Thrailkill as lay­ ing. The bodies of the Thrailkill's four children, Mildred, 3 months; Bobby, 17 months; Alfred, 4 years old and Wiley, age 8 were found Monday night with their heads bashed la. Catoosa County Sheriff J. D. Stewart filed murder charges against Mrs. Thrailkill, who was held in the Lafayette city Jail. She 'was reported very calm. Her husband, a carpenter, visit­ ed her Monday night but did not a*k her about the children, police said. Rusvvllle police Sgt. Sum Ham let said "she talked about being depressed and that she has to kill her children. 1 don’t think she realized what sits has done." Jeep even in bad weather! With power take-off. th»v supply mobile power to operate special equipment. COST LESS TO O^A/N.,.Longlife, lowupsei,^ and high resale value save you money. A 2-year-old Univeml 'Jeep' commands up to 90% of original factory list price. Items — StltH* NOW ! Phone — {rtf. FA j oins Mspls si tlh SI. First, Sanford We Give Top Value Siampa , ro o m Turkeys YOUNG HENS 10 to IB Lb. Average L L O Y D ’S Jeep Arcade Package Store 310 Ea.st fro zen OH COHN ACHE Pre-Christmas Sale DIG REDUCTIONS la Gift* A Home Improvement RIGHTS RESERVED WILSON’S CERTIFIED on Farrell's QUANTITY 6 M € A ‘Q UtCK Dig Store - Wide FREE PR IZES Closed Thanksgiving Day. 30 MORE PLACES.. . DO MORE JOBS.. . Haul heavy loads on or ott me m ac at Wednesday Open Till 9 P. M. A -W H F F I O R I V F V E H IC L E S TAS VEGAS. Nev. f l ’P l) Management nf the Sand* Hotel wonderrd today when a costly winning atreak by gamWera play ing the newly introduced card game of baccarat would let up Hopeful 1k-i tor* were at ill lined up two and thrte deep Monday night wailing to get a crack at the fast-moving game played by 12 player* each making minimum bet* of S?i) up to 41.300 The hotel introduced the black­ jack like game ai midnight Sun day and attracted a flock of all night gambler* who had taken the house for tJM.OUQ by 5 a. m. G R E G O R Y ’S Tuesday Open Till 7 P. M. COMPARE! because tncy .e cu n tp itle ' engineered lor 4-wheel drive "go-anywhere" traction, not just 2-wheel drive conversions or modifications. Popular Brands his church bad helped the Thru!kill fsmily with groceries from time to time. Thrailkill waa not at home the time of the slayings. Thrailkill said his wife had ex­ perienced emotional trouble about a year and a half ago but M i d she was treated and seemed » "snap right out" of it. The Thrailkill family lived m a small house next door to a conn try grocery. Rossville ia 13 mile* south of Chattanooga, Tenn., on the Tenneisee-Grorgia boarder. The Four Way Singing Conven­ tion will meet Sunday at Oak Hill Baptist Church near Loughman. The Rev. Jimmie Wooten invites the public to attend the sine from 10 a. m. until 4:30 p. m . with l u n c h at noon. Here's One Game That's Paying Off 5 More Days The 32-year-old mother stum­ bled into lha home of the Rev. Long and told him she had Juat killed her children. "You don’t mean you've done that," Long a»ked her. Lung, pastor of the First God of Prophecy Church, asked his wife to step into another room and then called police. Mrs. Thrailkill was shaking and her clothing was splashed with blood I-ong said Mrs. Thrailkill was not a member of any church but Sing Slated BARGAIN PRICES ruhiish Nov, te. u , ii. m s. Square Dance at Oriundo. The Promenaders also conduct a beginners’ .square dance claw each Wednesday from 7 to 8:1)0 p.m. to which membership to open. Next clan# l»egins Dec. 2. (Staff Photo) VEHICLta t>Y WiLLYS Mu i ORS...WORlU a La*rvoc.ut MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES a - t o P P M w k t « f t t i >*t o u IB to 22 Lb. Average A!,ear/ S ealed L > y :t : Come in foe m demonstration CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 E, Second SL YOUNG TOMS Sanford, Florida STUFFIN BREAD �nr -' -i La '.-•tV * •li# e ta fa rl TuM.. Nor. 54. Irn T S Page ft Parties Honor Miss Redding Womens Club Hostess To County Federation A large representation from va rious elub* of the county, met at the Sanford Woman'* Club. Thursday for the November meting of the Seminole County Feeration of Woaen’a Club*. Hie Sanford Woman'* Club was / ^ * t with Mr*. Roy Tallis and Mr*. ‘ w M. Flower* in charge of a r­ rangement*. A T h a n k s g i v i n g theme wa* uied in decoration*, us­ ing red and gold leaves and the traditional horn of plenty, filled with fruit* and vegetables Mr*. Lynn Hosier. Oviedo, fade ration president: presided at the executive board meeting, begin­ ning at S:3A a m. At the general business session. following the <president; was rlrcied boautifica uoard mreiinc. Hr*. Clyde Ram-1tion chairman, *ey wat elected scholarship chair* Plans concerning the wayside man and Mr*. C. M. Mower*, pa it park and the scholarship fund, were discused. Mis. Robert L. Bradford is chairman of the Way* side park pro vet. Mrs. J. I). Mor­ rison, secretary. Mr*. Burnham Stoors, treasurer, and Mrs. J. R. Jones Jr., corresponding secretary gave report*. Mr*. T. C. O'Steen presented the devotional and the Rrv. Ira Hind­ man. pastor of the Sanford Free Methodist Church, spoke to the group on Thanksgiving. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. The neat meeting The VFW Ladic* Auxiliafy to will be held at l.onguood. Feb Post 3JK are sponsoring a turkey u dinner tonight at the post home. Ticket* are St per person *nd _i /_ / 'I serving will start at 6;JO p. m. L U 5 U C L tU S j Mr*. Kva Wynn will »erve a* chairman in thr absence of Mrs. Fdna Norman, who it lit, Mr*. Rita Treadway will assist with the arThe Castle Bible Class of the rangrmcnl*. First Methodist Church will have Dancing will be enjoyetl follow­ their annual Christmas parly Fri­ ing the dinner. Tickrts may be day. December 4. at 7 p. m. in McKinley Hall. purchased at the door and the Mr*. Gerald Warlike, party public is invited to attend. chairman, has announced that a Mrs. Elisabeth Spears. Moughton ham and turkey buffet supper will Terrace, won the "Big Toni" tur­ tie entered by Cecil Carlson All key at the drawing SalurJay night. members are a«kcd lo please It was dnnated to the post knd make re-ervalmns this week by auxiliary by the Maitland turkey calling Mrs. C. W. Touchton at ‘farms. * FA 2 0430. Dinner Planned Tonight A serin of partir* were given1R, Jennings were joint hostess** over the weekend, honoring Miss *1 * luncheon in honor of th* """" \'Tr.r'ir„ 1 AT T h e COUNTV FEDERATION OF WOMAN S Cl.CHS meeting mi ntliens heard the Rev. Ira Hindman, third front left, speak on Thnnksjm'injr. Others are. left, Mrs. J. R. Jones Jr., corresponding secretary and Mrs. Lynn Mosier. president of the nrxaimalion. At extreme riKht is Mrs. T. (’. O'Steen devotion chairman for the meeting. (Staff l’hoto) VAH-5 Wives Enjoy Luncheon (poh& onalA At The Mayfair Country Club Lt. Richard Aan Allen. The first arrangement of several wat a butfei luncheon, given by varieties of white rhrytanths* Mr*, George Toithy at her home mums. on Pith Street. I In addition to the honoree and The luncheon table was centered her mother, aiiests included Mias with a festive arrangement of Sonia Monforton. Mis* Maggie colored grape*, fall fruits and flow- Jane Lawson. Mis* Suianne Able rrs Mrs Rov Mann assisted the of Poland. Mrs. Harry Wilkinson, hostess with the serving. Mr*, fienrge Stine and Mr*. B. Curst« included Alls* Redding, E. Chapman. her mother, Atr*. C. L. Redding: Alls* Pally Walker. Alls* Sonja Monforton, Atis* Barbara Fly id, Mrs. Richard Packard. Mr*. Atann. Mr*. David Bach. Mr*. Jim War­ ner, Mrs. Bob Crumley. Airs. E. C. Harper Sr., and Air*. Pan Wright. Air*. Al F. Hunt entertained for Mr*. A. C. Benson and Mr*. H. Miss Redding with a dessert bridge Wade Rucker entrrtamad at a ami canasta party at her home luncheon at the Imperial llnsiaa on Palmetto Ase. 'Die house was in Orlando. Saturday, honoring decorated wilh arrangement* of throe nut of state guestt. Mr*, aster* and chrysanthemum*. lairalne Ro.-he. of Calgary, Can­ Mr«. II S. Dufiiar won the ada and Atr*. A. ft. Benson and award lor high senre at hridge. Alisa Nettie Motley of Marietta, Mr*. George Stine was 'sigh at Ga. canasta and Airs. H. " a d c Rucker Other invited guests were Mra. won the screeno. E, Al, Howe, mother of Mrs. The hnstesi presented Mis* Red Roche, Mr*. Ralph I-eonard and ding with a gift m her chosen Mr*. Charles Rertsch, all of Dapattern of china. Airs. John Elrk Rary, and Airs. C. R. Dawson, assisted with thr serving. ■ Other* attending were the hon —L oree« and her mother, Mr*. E. C. / / llai|per Sr.. Mrs. S. G. Harrlman. U D S Q l Q \ ~ n U r C n L tld»ii,..llia» lUa 1 1 * Mr*. Francis Meriwether, Mrs. B. It. Crumley. Alt's. Floyd Palmer. Mr- L. E. Spencer, Mr*. Blanche Terllorst. Atrs. Paul Chesterson, Mrs E A Alonforton, Air*. W. I> The Dorcas circle of the Fpaala Hoffman. Mrs. George Quinn. Mrs, George Well*. Airs. W, S. Willis Community Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at • a. m. itiil Mr* J. K. Hunger, Mrs Jim Warner aim Mr*, W. ai the home of Mrs. George Sim­ mons on West First St. Till* is a special railed meeding and me mtiers will work on Iha choir robes for the Church and discus* plans for III* Christina! bazaar, scheduled for P*r. 1 in front of the Lake Mary post office, A covered dish lunrheon will ba TUESDAT served at noon. Guests Honored At Luncheon Mr*. C. 'J. Ryerson of Collin* wood, N. J. arrived yesterday to a 10 day vacation with her Thanksgiving decoration* high Brough; Mrs. P W fa-well; spend sister, Mrs. George Matfeit and lighted the November VAH-5 Mr* l> K. Pearolph; Mr*. J. A. family on Lily Cl. Wives luncheon held al the May- dcGanahl; Mr*. R E. Farmer; Accompanied by Mr* Victor fair Country Club. Tiny rilgriin Mrs. C. X, James; Mr« P. L. Greene the group plan* to go Father hall served as place Jarrell: Mr*. H S. Moor.*; Mrs, to Clewiston to spend Tliatikvgiv cards, and a foot high Pilgrim II. I. O'Hara; Mrs It K i»,ler Mr and Mrs. O. E. Brrtrang Miss and Mr. dominated the la 1holm; Mrs. It W. Ilepp, and ing with another itstrr. Mrs C i W, Hamil Mr*. Ilamd will come entertained (or their daughter, hie strewn with multicolored au* Mrs p Schoonover, hack lu Sanford to he with the Mary Patricia, with a party cele­ tiimn leave*. Mrs. J. L .Morgan family for the duration of Mrs, brating her ninth birthday, at and Mrs. R. D. Murphy acted Ryerson'* visit. Uieir home on Chase Avc as hostesses fur the gathering Oviedo Friends of E. V Monforton The young guests were served a Poor prize* were won by Mrs. will be glad to know that he • i e d chicken dinner. The renter of A. J. Blaha and Mr*. K. M. Ranis progressing satisfactorily from attraction wra* the birthday cake, don Mrs. 1. M. Rowell. Jr. an a fall he received over the week­ decorated with liny ballerinas nounced that a eoifee would be end and hopes to come home and served with ice cream. held in December at the home The Oviedo Woman's Club from Setninule Memorial Hospi­ (lame* were enjoyed and p r im of Mrs. A. W. Smith in li;u of grounds have been landscaped by tal soon. and favors given to all. Kach the monthly luncheon Mrs. II. G. Mr* Joe Raiilr ami Mrs James Mr* J. K. Sporting i* recupe­ one received a plasttr pocket book Cohen wa* designated as eo hos­ K. Brookshire. rating from major surgery at the filled with randy at a aouvenir tess for the coffee. Mr. and Alt- Ray tirade* ami Florida Sanitarium. Her room is of the party. The December bridge will be Donna were recent guest* of Mr number lit, held at Ihe Afterburner. NAS and Mrs. Boh Ragsdale at their 'Irs. Herman Swaggerty is re Sanford, with Mrs. H. A. Lackey home in Titus* illscuperating from major surgery serving as ho-trs*. Postmaster ami Mr* J R at " inter Park Merit inM II i*pi Others attending .he luncheon Jones plan on tir-mlms the nircl lal uni is able to have visitors included Mrs, E. E. Austin; Mrs. mg of the Fifth Pisirict Post State Highway patrolman and J. H, Bailey. Jr.; Mrs. P. J. masters, Sunday al l.cesburg. Mis. J l„ Sikes were called to Jimmy Brookshire, who is al Richmond, Va., Sunday, due to teniling Georgia Tech, will fly the death of Mrs. Sikes' mother. Lake Mary home (or fhe Thanksgiving holi­ Mis Ralph Austin Smith at days This vsill lie Jimmy's (ir*t tended a two day "Ship'm.trd trip home since going to school House Party** recently, at the in September. home of Air* t it.tries AH Dow.11 Mr and Mrs Billy West base in "'Inter Park Other gtievu at moved into their new home on tending were Air* Dim Stagg, BY 111A MAY S JOB 1.0 >1 Charm l ake thrive president of the Jacksonville worn.A in t sc til at k t wL .tlltl hunting F.r-i Baptist Church Brother. Little Stevie and Marsha Rags ait's club, Mrs, Donald I*. Black lurches, which lighted the rnt dale of Titusville, spent the week hood supper and program 7 p. m. Iaake Butler Group and Atr* " a lte r S. Jones all ot ranee, welcomed approximately wi Pioneer Fellow slitp of First end with their grandmother. Mrs guests at a Fridav Ills* 13th cock­ llellle I'. Ragsdale Stevie enjoyed Jackson* tile, Presbyterian Church * p. m. Meets For Cookout Mrs AlcPnwcll. chairman of 'he tail patty held at the home of Cdr. the trick or ticat pail id llalln-tale federation of women's chlh The land owner* of Ihe ftrlirtdo W EDN ESDAY ami Mr*. K. F. Rowell l.cdr. and I. akrs amt Lake Butler subdivision Mrs John McCracken and Cdr. vircn so much, lie tried it again scholarship fund, showed slides of Ftr-t Raplist Church Training enloved s gel srquainlril rookout and Mrs itowrll entertained t ieir His mother ml-veil him one day Africa, made during a tour she discovered linn a few houses enjoyed this summer, The entire Luton supper and officers coun­ on Ihe spacious grounds nf Dv. gursls with an enjoyable evening ami away, carrying a paper ha of dancing and a delicious buffet saving, "Tv*nk or Tweat." and party Wa- planned ar a replica nf cil, R p. m. Prayer meeting, 7:30 and Mrs J. L. Bradin. on thn that tiutr and ihe guesls were rw p. m. t.ak* Butler rhain, last weekend. dinner. Roy Reisiel paid s surprise lertained as Ihntigh they were on Girl Scout Troop 233 al First Thus# attending were Air, and New residents who have arrived v.-tl to his aunt, M s Esther Bcis ocean liner tinning the ma-i Pie shy ter ia n Church. 3:15 p m. Mrs. J W Itnchlk, Mr. and Mr*. In winter in Lake Mary* arc Mr tel. last 'week, from In* Marine an of Afuea. They were pte-eulcd Senior Rich supper. 6 p. m. Mid­ II. F. Itoehlk, Mrs. H R. Nixon and Mrs Clifford E. Bather of l*n-i in North Carolina. souvenirs of Mr*. McDimeH * trip week Bible hour, 7 p in. and daughters, Jane and Priscilla, Nelsonvillr. Ohio. Mr, and Atr*. II. A. Stone, Mr. Mrs Harold Keen has asked that <;i ESTS ATTENDIN'!* TIIE JilKTIIDAY PARTY of .Mary Fat lierUuitK and Atrs. E. II. Kstnwltz ami all mooters interested in re activat­ are left to right (at th t hetui of the table) Cynthia Allen. .Mary Fat ami Mike, Air. and Mrs. ftwrn Moore. ing Lake Marv skirl Scout Troop Debbie Katsbcrg. Back row, Karen Krenter, Antrim Ferrell. Marin Ralston, Air. amt Mr*. George Porn, Mr. 211 please attend a matin ' meet­ Patricia Uuatavson, Uremia Carter, Murcia Curl, Reed Stutsman. Candy and Airs, ftwrn Spring, Air. ami ing wlocll is to la- held at the Bov Coleman, iteverly Ilisner, Mary Ann McTavDh and Jean Carter. A tm at. Air*. I). L. Heffman and Child­ Scout Hut Monday. Nov. no at J 30 ren; Air, and Air*. Norman Mill­ tending but not in the picture were the honoree'.* two brother* John and p in. er, Mr* Sylvia Workman and Congratulations arc extended to Eugene. son Hobby; Air, amt Mrs. Myron Mr and Mrs George Stiihhlngl i Longdyke. and (amity wl.o have moved into iheir new Imrne Friends of Mrs Doris limey v'lll he sorry to Irani that she is eonfined to Seminole Memorial Hos­ Mrs, R. Peterson and Mr*. R. ver adi tray*,* were give* to Mrs pital recuperating from surgery. Csrsngi were co hostesses *t tits C. Kiser, Mrs. J, Crawford and W. G. Ferguson is aim on the VAII-t officer* wive* November Mrs. T. Cooley, who will soon be sirk list and is confined in the coffee »t the Petersen home in tracing the squadron BY HELEN SNtlPGR ASK IHir Slurp • Wide hospital Others attending were. Mrs. \V Winter Psrk . Mr and Mis. W I. Tyler Hntisegiicst* of 'll and Mr Fre-Cliristmns Sale tualtemiire. Mrs sir. K. is. I. i. sCnskcy, . o*kcj , daughter. I.m.la aid Mrs (. \ .......... . , .... , ' At the husiness »c»»um. Mr*. I). Blakrmorr. Etnell w*s elected treasurer. Sil­ Mrs. Elhell. Mrs. H Fisher, Airs. Tyler WMtflj Mr . Lrnora |llo‘ . ,’J,r,r.k J. Goss, Airs. R. Grawlow. Airs. ker hi ('tuple* last weekend Mr McCarthy's parent*. Air. amt C. Guthrie, Air*. W, llackett. Air*. They returned lo Green,born for Airs. Stephen AlcCarths and bro­ w ther. Mr. and Air* Su-|ihrn Alit'ar W. Kuehn the (Icdlcation of the Gremshuro Mr* H. AtrCuinlier and her mo­ Baptist Church, Sunday after­ thy, J r . and daughter Shielia. all nit; KKDurriONS ther. Mrs A. rust; Mrs. P. 51c- noon. Their son m law, (hr Rev. of Prtruii, Michigan In lofts A Hume Improvement The Lake Alary hoy« I II i tub Graw, Mr*. R. Alorns, Air* J. lames McCullough took part in Hem* — SHOP NOW I Sangster and her mother, Airs. Ihe dedication ceremony Rev. held Ihe first meeting of the year, Friday allrrnoon under the leader­ A. Vlgrant. Airs. R Salre, Airs. AtcCulluugh wa* pastor there (W ill) I'AIH'Y TICKETS Tnr tin- Ni-miimls* .Memorial Hospital Fink 1.issii* -»* Mr*. Ruliert G. Anderson en­ C. Smith, Air*. R. Wilt. Mr*. L. from 195? to I9A7 and helped ship of Atr* I’eitl VHvon These Phone —. m i d pa rly a r e now on nale. Looking' over some of th e ticket.*, are front the raise lund* for the new Church. boy* will havi- a Boat in the ( lirisl tertained in honor of her son, E. Reler and Mrs. N. John-un FA 1-n.AM ma< parade and for the coining left, pink lailic-s Mrs. K. II. I'tiklc-. Aim. Phil Kesslei, and Mis, Jo h n SenShelby Braddoek of Pe,and wa* year they have rlinsrn various m Tammy, wilh * party at their k m ik. T he Dec. 1 pa rly vvtll he at 7 p. lit. in tin' D e lta ry Civic C enter, A n y . Ala pie at (Mh M. guest nf honor al a family din- Icresttng prnjccts Weible.s Bust At Jyeme on Join Street. one i* welcome to attend. Ittcser* atton-s m ay lm m a de hv calling' FA ’J -I27R. , ner Sunday at the home of his The dub will hunt u> next meet, • Tommy was celebrating hit fifth J o i n t C e l e b i U t i O D parents, Air. and Air*. II. K in* on Tuesdav allenoeoi al the birthday. The young guest* first A romlunation wedding anmv r Braddoek. The celebration wa. ,n U k r Mar, .... ........ )n Mr Rich- in MINI TK BREAD PI IJPINft played games, learned at kinder sarv and birthday celberallon was honor of his birthday. Enjoying , r,i*,room and will , w t tfu er* Tstast 3 slice* liread; huller ginen snd played with the toys held Saturday evening at the Wal- Ihe day with him. were,his wife, ! j„r |jlr mm ing year light!). Cut into small cuiiei brought is gift* lor the honoree. ter H Weible home on Forrest , parents. Mr*. Hetty Orr and famDivide aiming a o ounce custard At refreshment tune they all Drive in la>ch Arbor. It wa* th e ' iiy, Drlamt and Marion and their wem outside and roasted wieners, Welblet anniversary ami the birth children nf Enterprise. Over five million persons bead cup* Pour burling water uver 1,3 which were served with potato day of Edmond L. Weber. Mrs Jsnte Skinner an Mr. a family without a partner Four cup raisin* tn cover, let stand -A ehips, ic« cream and rake. Dlhe» enjoying the occasion were and Mr,. T. R. Jones of Lske million art- women without hus­ minute*. (><am, snip raisin*. Seal Guests included 1-ori Atornson, Atrs Weber Mr. and Mrs, Myron "a le s were vsrckrnd guests of bands: one million widower* trr over brrad cube*. Proceed as Rene Tasker. Barbie Taffer, Ma Reck. Mrs Martha .Ashby, Mr. and Air. and Mr*. Ernest Jonev. Mrs. with clip custard, but let viand > Inula Warnke. Jimmy Jones, lajiiie Airs. Gerald Warnke, Air. and Air* Marvin liateller anil Airs. Ken Eyebrow pencil should he ap­ gu minutes bvlore removing lid "tlnGananl, Alike LaCour, Lily John Shepherd and John Gajloway. mill Durance. Tamps and Air. plied in a color one tone daikcr \ pla it of vivid red Gloxinia, a ami Air*. Johnny Sloan of Or­ than the coiffure. With a sharp Whan.* and Cindy Biker gift to the hostess, eenlered the lando slso visited the Jones home pencil, apply light, feather stroke* party table which held a large later this week. In fill in spaces. Socially Accepted array of hors d oeuvrrf, ham, tur VAH-7 Wives Hold key and shrimp Luncheon, Bridge h r • kkaflrfsl The officer % wives of VAH 7 BIKACII m« this week end al the B. ft, American homeinskers u*e more q for hridge snd a lun 'ieon, than wo million quarts of liquid with Mr*. H. F. Ians and Mrs. bleach each year in home laund ering *F. H. Galloway a* hostesses. Mary P Feted O n Birthday Plans Party Personals Circle To Meet Church Calendar Personals VAH-1 Elects New Treasurer |Enterprise 5 More Days Personals G R E G O R Y ’S FREE~PRIZES Birthday Party For Tommy Coffee, cake, sandwiches ami rmokiea were served to the group. Mr* H H. Harrison as appoint­ ed hridge chairman. Prize* were won by Mr*, h F. Rowell. Mr*. 3. B. Swope ami Mr*. W, A. EllWlg. Also attending were Airs. J. P. Boland Mrs. G. G. Zimmerman, Mrs. W. P. S p e c s , Mr*. H. C.„ | | | t ) i and Mr* W W.. Collier. W. II. STEWART inmninct* •C iHt MARKET HARDER SHOP iocared at the Farm er a Alarket 1300 Frenrh f will he (lad k» «e« all my ofd friend*, and new husine** is aolreited. State TAKE THE FAMILY OUT - FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER Alxn Special P ort iona for KnaM Turkey, With All Th* Trimminn* Complete D inner 5 1 ,7 5 C'hild a Plat* *1.00 Children - M.J.A C O C K T A IL S - r 'IN E FOOD For Renervntinne — Call FA J-.1IRR n»tt RESERVATIONS Cell Sl'riag 4-3255 JEAN’S SPAGHETTI HftCRE ORANGE CITA Lake Monroe Inn 17-02 I 'i Milea Nitrlh nf S anford I n s k i >\^ e iM M s s w a a i REASONAHLY PRICED POW ELL'S Office Supply > (sift Shop IIC S. Magnolia FA 2-,'rR|J 0 �% __________________ C A N N E R Y R O W Soviet Composers Know The Score __________ By FKANK « WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dmitri Kabalevsky, M li true, Met Ua b*lance aad pretty nearly fell to the floor, but othenrla* it wa* plain the six touring Russtsa composer* weren't about to a sk * any slips. They were winding up ■ mouth's tour of the United States with a press confervas* at the SUthtr-Hiltoo Hotel. Looking beck. I’m not sura why they called It. At lb* time I wondered moetly why they called It for 19 a.m. and then strolled in at ab*«t 10 :N. In fairness, they probably had been tipped off by some local squealer that thia waa the Amer­ ican custom. Thera was an exchange of smiles and greetings with the IS or to hi(%.tnsr as SOON r# . \ VllTBOUT m y ; CRANBERRIES Navy Men’s A ct Tba Seminole County MlnieterU) Aaan. h u written ua a u h m commending the uaotlfioh nation of eeven men from thn flnnford Naval Air Button who doMtad blood to a DeBarr woman who w u aorioualy ill. The letter uid: MWe of tho Semlnolo County lliniaterial Auodation irlah to acclaim and commend the heroic and nelf-aacrificing cfforU of aeven men from the Sanfort Nnvai Station We noted roeeaMy that them men sacrificed blood for an elderly lady of tho DaBery community whom aoee of them knew. «Wd f«a| that thla ia a noble example for all of ua who ttvo la tha community, whether in aervke or civilian life, aad wo pralaa thia, u wa feel thia a work worthy of all rhilaltogM Theae mm wen Hated u Leonard Zialler. Erneat H. Smith, Stanley Schrader, Marvin Letter, Harry D. King. OUriee Stoudt, and Jack Erickaon. Tha members of the minieterial aaaociation are right— i w u a nobto eumple for ua all. TUthon Khreinlkov, with smil­ ing fun face Slid he was glad to oblige. He aaid the Russians had visited tight M# cities and many states from cos it to M ist and bad hem greatly enriched by their tour. Threulh the interpreter he cov­ ered this thou to*. In a number of ways, la not more than 10 or 13 minutes. "There U no doubt," he slid, Howard Mitchell, director of tho "but that our trip h a i broadened National Symphony Orchestra, our idea of the American nature, Adoption O f Hemingway Classic Turns Out Bad Florida Real Estate Oust Hofffa MIAMI (CPU — Hi* Tetm iters L'aka h u more t a n I t millio* M U n M MUD4, »M »r«»lklfll MrestmewU la b a a n ta f Florida. But (Iw unto* h ai UN,ON in Florida it would Ilk* t o h m Mack. And this Uto.OOO eoold lead t« tbo ouster of tough Jimmy Hoffa aa the union's prwldret. That |W ,010 reprewoU Mm ana bad Taamatar tovwstmoot la FlaxWa. Tba good o m i include: -WJOOW ia Oh EvargladM Hotal la Miami. Na­ •434M.M* la Um Miami Nx* M «al Bato. —Two milUoa doilara ia tba Hamiltoo House apartment build­ ing under toaatructiaa on Miami Baaeb. th* Castaways Caatawaya •>01,300,ON la tba Hotel on Miami Baaeb. represent Thaoa investments repreMnt tho union’* union's about one aavaath of tba pension fund. 19 million dollar pen*ion The real attale Investments lnvaatmenta are wing la Um form of interest drawing mortgagee and presumably tba naioa baa no aay in tba manage* meat of tba properties. Tba money la the Miami National Bank was loaned to an Individual, Lou Pol­ ler, who bought a majority of Ifea banka shares. Tba 9399.000 ia in a non Interest bearing account in tba Florida National Bank of Orlando and the Teamsters are suing to gat it back. O’Donoghue, chairMartin r .. O'Donoghue, chair­ monitor* man of the board of monitor! appointed by a federal court to cfoan up the Team stars, says ha Taamslers, he will try to have Hoffs Hoffa removed for his part in the real estate estita deal which put tho money there, there. real aetata Tbo disastrous ra il estate transection began when whan Hoffs dede­ posited 1500,000 of funds beloogbelong. tog to T aaatter Local 2*0 of De­ troit In tb* Florida National Bank «( Oriaado. Tba money was secu­ rity for a loan to Haifa's friend, Hoary Lower, praildent of a rest ostalo development at Ttluavllle, Fla., called Sun Valley, Inc. Shortly after the security wae put up, Lower gavo Hoffa $29,ON sa an "interest free loan," the monitors u id . Lower later told hi* interest in Sun Valley to an another Hoffa crony, Benjamin Drsnow. The Sun Vatley company paid off about HN.ON of tbo loan and then went broke. Sua Valley w u a much-adver­ tised project to provide Florida homea for thousands of retired union men. Water, roads, utilities and other conveniences for Sun Valley buyers w trt described in malted advertising. The scheme w u exposed as not complying with Florida real estsl* laws. Not oven water was ever provid­ ed. Only two homes in the 2,300 acre ghost town w trt ever compitted and occupied. Today woods grow In its only paved street. U was also disclosed that Lower bought the land in Sun Valley tor 993 an acre, told It tor >2,633 an sere, aad never put the profit beck in the development. When the monitor* accused Hof­ fa of mishandling the Detroit lo­ cal'* money, and demanded the remainder be removed to an inIare st-bearing invartment, the Teamatera triad to withdraw Um money. Tha hank refused to give it up, saying it was still collateral for tho outstanding loin to Sun Vnl. leyThe Tstm ttw a have brought suit to have the money returned end that's where the m atter (lands aow. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D 1. Withered 9, Fragrant oleoresin 3L XacJuaively 12. Rabbit fur 11. Ties II. Roman roads 1.1. Hired i7 .ru * U lia U e m s . iX Ifbueneet 3L America* soldier 33. Sturdier 39. Run away toO retaa cireen 21 Slack 3*. Esteemed 31. Jewish month 92. Mr. ctiurchlB'a title 91 Fines re' cymbals 99. Sodium chloride 99. Kind of hat 41. ----- Jack 43. A windeear 4 1 Musical composition 43. Greek toUod 46. Enrich, aa with a gut iT .G tnaaa asapart DOWN LAtaop'a tala 2. Foreign S. Spanish ladlee 4. Finishes h.Absndontra 9. High prlsst T. Narrow strip nf wood g. Fencer's fo il t . Desert 34. Rat rot la Its capital 97. King •f visions 161 Btisiulst* 3 a. June bug to. For bear- Id. T o slope 13. Dome ill. rated 34.To daunt • archaic) 99. Loaded 2XEms, fee one r " II _ TI L i-jiaMt* Mmr.vi.ti-j 33. Hared* n:-ii'ti,-5 niWMt»ni la a Lidia woods* U H - t SlfWl 'USHNti IfM ru in i.*i nMt?,nn 31. Depart MMl-H-JI i. ' K U i M i i d 35. Dele­ in i i i I' it.-m tion r r in i • iiiir.ii r.-i iLiimia. i D M d flu u ie ir * ii i i iiVi-iMM i-1 net i1:! Di t.’ kj Ti#tee4av's l i m e 37. The Swedish Nlghttegtte 39. Fuse 40. Average 42. Immediate. Jy * 7T 5 tr Assignment Washington BY ED KUTERBA SOLDI J'OI.E — la the belly of the 75-ton Globemeswr, Airmen First Class Ron Euscher of Little Compton, R. 1, pats hit big hand on tha cargo pararhulc. "Four hundred and seventy-seven dol­ lars,'* he u id , "for one trip." That's what the ‘chute cost. In e couple minutes It would be let­ ting down a 35-gilIon drum of die­ sel fuel onto the drop rone just off the Pole. To Iry to salvage the Letters To The Editor half-million doilara' worth of para­ chutes already down there would cost more than they're worth. This single trip by C-124 Globemaster from the main aupply base on the Antarctic coastline alone costa perhaps $25,ON. Someone figured that It costs about f l mil­ lion to maintain each of the 17 men et the Pole for one year. This is cheap when you figure that we — and not the Russians— are in possession of the South Pole, Altogether, the Navy's Deepfreeze projects for I960 will cost 9150 million. Up t. this year with nur IGY programs, taxpayers shelled out a quarter-billion dollars for work in Antarctica. It costs money to cope with culil. Rut what impresses me most is the way these men work. All are volunteers and none of the service­ men get* extra pay. 1 was talking to tile crew as we came up the Beardmoro Glacier and they were telling me about Euscher. who ii load m aster of this plane. Ron. a lanky six foot three and only 23. was up at S a. m. to load the cargo — is drums each weighing more than 500 pounds He had only one assistant. He had to work in nunu* 30 weather In an unheated plane on the let run­ way. We wish to eipress our great appreciation for the news cover­ age. and picture of some of our children packing clothing fur the children overseas, as well as your own very good editorial concern­ ing the aims of our recent ob­ servance of World Community Day, November 6th. Thanks to your help, and the generosity of Sanford Church Women, we were able to send 42 pounds of good clothing for bab­ ies and children, as well as 93419 toward Christian service in new area* overseas.I'nited Church Women In The Family of Sanford Mrs. Mary R. Schmah NEW YORK (UP1| - Ethel President. Merman's daughter. 17-year-old Ethel Six, has decided to start Editor: a stage career next summer by We wish to sincerrly thank The working in stock companies. She Sanford Herald for its wholeheart­ is now- a frethman at Colorado ed cooperation in giving the Dusty College. If all goes well during Boots Riding Association advance the summer, she might decide publicity on the rodeo held last to try immediately for a role on Sunday. Mr. Slubbings did a fine Broadway next season. Daughter, job with the pictures and every­ by the way. is interested in the one was well pleased. dramatic stage, not the musical. We liked the composition and wnteup on the advertising which we placed with your paper and Lurjfe Scale feel that it had much to do with HOLLYWOOD (UPI> — Walt the good attendance. Disney is planning a large scale Thank you very m u t. again. 1 two part television production lo Russell I. DeWitt dramatire the first explo.ation of The Dusty Roots the Colorado River by Major John Riding Association i Wesley Powell In 1569. John Beal Publicity Committee i and Brian Keith will co-star. The time now la nearly 4 a. m. the next day and he’s still at it. Dumping a cargo from 1,500 feet is tricky, L iit year, Euscher won the Air Medal for risking his neck when a hunk of lumber caught In the open batch. He leaned over with nothing be­ tween biin and the lea but frigid Antarctic sky. He hooked his toes onto a ridge and beat a t tha lum­ ber with a heavy chain until he knocked it loose. I got this story from tha crew. Euscher wouldn't talk about it. All our 11 parachutes opened. The Globemaster ahead dropped a "stream er." A streamer is cargo that plummets down with an un­ opened ‘chute. Ll. Sidney Tocbin, medical doc­ tor of Easton, Pe„ manning the Pole radio and watching the drops, kidded about the streamer. "It's better than you did last week.. . " He, wa* referring to the oil drum that atriamed right smack through the scientists* t.ooo foot earth­ quake-recording tunnel. Once last year, ■ Globemaster dropped a four-ton tractor — and it “atreamcred." Went 36 feet through the ice and snow; and there it lies today. Two weeks ago the Air Force successfully dropped a nine-ton tractor. Sen. Henry Jarkson (D.,Wash ), on board the plane, at­ tached a little Washington Slate flag to the machine before it sailed down. Most everybody un their first Pole trip gels an irresialible urge to drop something on the Foie. I was going to be different. Une after another those package! went sailing through the hatch, and 1 sat there fighting the urge. Then just before Airman Euscher let the final batch go; 1 thrust my hand into ray billfold, pulled out a calling card and slipped it under the taut canvas that covered an oil drum. I left my calling card at tha Pole, and somehow I feel embar­ rassed about it. By FBED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - Ernest Hemingway's last TV rapresenUUon before Thursday night wai "F o r Whom The Ball Tolls," which sufftred because too much story bad to be left out. "The Killers," first of four Homingway .torics as adapted by A. E. Hotchner productions to be seen on CBS-TV’s Electro Play­ house suffered because too much story had to be thrown In. As a result, the 90-mlnute production was Incredibly bad. The reason I said this Is that you can't play around with thia partlculaf ltem lnjw ay short story about a man who is not the mas­ ter of his fate. It's a story that ia charged with fatalistic dialogue and philosophy which sends the reader's imagination going off in all directions. Tho proper sotting for tho story is th* imagination, not the TV stage. llotchner's adaptation diluted Hemingway's tight little point with some shrieking, something of a minor love story, and brushes against other forces that might have altered the fate of his hunt­ ed hero, Ole Anderson. After dis­ posing of the original story in about 20 minute* though, you can imagine llotchner's problem — ■bout 70 minutes left over. Of special interest in this pro­ duction wes the dramatic acting debut of Ingemar Johansson, the heavyweight champion of the world. Portraying Ole Andwson, Ingo handled hi* lines with the proper feeling, but his movements were unnatural and indicated that director Tom Donovan had over­ coached him. Dane Clark and Robert Middleton acted as the killers. Dressed in black, they brandished s sawed-off shotgun and menacing George Raft-type dialogue whither they went. Ray Walston, as George, the owner of the diner, turned in the most convincing Job of the night. Dean Stockwell as an eager-be aver Nick Adame was burdened with some shallow, neoheroic dialogue. The musical background for the production sounded ss if it had been left over from a program that might have been railed, "a cavalcade of quit shows." It waa too loud, too insensitive even for the broad action It bad to accom­ pany. I'd say the only one who bene­ fite d from this show was Jo­ hansson. Having displayed consid­ erable charm a* s singer on a Dinah Shore show, he now teems to have some natural ability ai an actor, Pago 4 GLAMORIZE W ITH AO ADEN* FRESH CREAMS The holiday season is here! From now cart* New Year’s you'll want your menus to hnvo festive appearance and flavor. Use all three Borden's Fresh Creams . . . Whipping Cream, Half and Half and Sour Cream, There s a delicious place for each in your holiday menu planning. • Naturalizer • Paradise Star Brand OMKJ a 9 HU wit. h*b*w Um •it toe **e s • Jacqueline »S MS. Tuesday, November 24, 1959 4 nttesf trim aw iv Ml ret W am hi Poll-Parrott !*•••« i h n t » A*re*tMSw« Ma cacaLSA r s x a s a ••seals ice) k ite fre e s re c e n t S in c la ir 'Music frees Shuhert Alley" .AABonUn't Dairy froduels are ftoiMy Me li. ‘•Open Till 8:00 Friday N ight” G E T F R E E R E C p ^ D iC S b f t jN 9 v s Q lf A (N *nr • I ts * S V "Where quality la Higher Than Priee" vJriJvrefH I the American people, and the American culture — aad in particular th* America* musical cul­ ture. We her* a knowledge now of tho syatem of musieal educetie* to th* United States. W* hid a a opportunity *f meeting A musical youth *f America. Now we know about tho American peo­ ple aad culture much more thin we knew before." He hadn't u id specifically, t pointed out, whether hie group's broadened view of America rim * as a ebaage for the better or worse. "Our attitude toward American culture U that It la aa extremely high culture," Khrennikov s s 4 t smiling firmly. I had a feeling this fed abort of aa answer. Maybe Boris Yarustovsky had been mad* on tbo group by our "wealthy aad clever planning" of libraries, unlrersities, public buildings, end thea­ ters. He said they were impressed loo by our art forms ether thin music, Uka painting. "I cannot say of course." ho added, bowovor, "that our t u t f are always the sami.’’ Well, why not try It once more, I u i d to myself. So 1 noted there had bee* pleuaot mention <4 classical music and symphonic orchestras, but I wondered if sny of tha visiting six had had time to catch radio's musical f a r e popular stuff like, say, reck 'a roll — and If to, ho~ did they Uko It? On* thing I learned out af th a wax that rock 'a roll, when trim lated into Rusiiaa, comes out rock 'n roll. Also that Kabalevsky for o at didn’t care for the snick• r that went up at its mention from the more long-haired seg­ ment of the press. "The question is somewSal Strange," he said, icily, "Even more strange is th* feel that th* newsmen preseot are smiling." Mitchell leaped diptomatiesUtt Into the breads to say he waT sure the question had been mis­ understood. He rephrased It.i Even so, "I'v e heard good popu­ la r music aad mode I don't like." wna about the Beat I could gat for an answer. Mitchell told tb* visiters he waa happy they bad been enriched by their tour. Ho said wo bad too. Tho press smiled, said thaahs, and reached for its coats. re Borden s Fresh Creams help you add glamor to everyday dishes . . . g i v e them eztm appetite appeal and richer flavor. Nunn - Bush Freeman W rett and Dick Van Dyke Join the c u t a t Art Carney * Doc. 4 NBCTV comedy eperial, "Very Impor­ tant People". Tony Pastor, the former big band leader of tho 1990*, appear* ■» part of a new tansies! set with his tw* sons am the CBS-TV Ed Sullivan Show Sunday, Nov, 29. Peggy Cass and Cliff "Charley Weaver" Arquette will accompany Jack P eer whan f u r 's NBC-TV show origin at* i from Hollywood during tbo first two weeks of December. Ernie Ford, whose parody of "Tho Mikado" w u a success last season, again (urns to Gilbert and Sullivan on his NBC-TV show of Jan. 14, with aa abbreviated "H.M.S. Pinafore". Eddie Albert la tha naw guest star for Pat Boone's ABC-TV show on Thurs­ day, Dec. 3, w w that boxerdancer Sugar Ray Rebtoaon baa bowed out. Judith Anderson, ap­ pearing on NBC-TV’s Hall of Fame "Christmas Festival." Sun­ day, Dec. 13, will road "Tho Na­ tivity" from the Xing Jams* of the Bible. Th* Chennai Swim: Betty Gar­ T" □ zm m m m m n n w mIT w m ir 1L % y /, w * % *r 7T i t tr * i W zr * w % IT* IT r and an interprotar cam* in with UM visitor*, iacluding Dmitri Shoatahevteh. There wae a brief p m * of musical ehahrs as tb* a m o p e d itself behind t balm covered table. In the Maftiaien I think Katotevski took a seat where th a n wasn't one. Mitchell helped him recover, and Invited our I Leaf d o ry /teres to your d o * . ■ tf |9 * [S in c la ir AT YOU* BISHOP and HART, Distributor ( ) I) f i ■N h v n . } \ 'l.< • �\ tU t B ax ter) |in l) fovin qion Covers Sports By JERRY COVINGTON Tomorrow night markn one of the oldM t football rivalries in Central Florida. F or aereral decade* now the Sanford "Celery Feds" and Seminole* have ex. changed trips with neighboring DeLand in the Thanksgiving eve football contest. It has always been in the past, and I am sure it will be the same way tomorrow night, that no matter what kind of sea. son these two team* have had, when they get together anything can happen. The Bulldoga-Semlnole clash, as usual, marks the end of the season for 1939. This year the game will be played in DeLand. As the season nears its end, it is hard U> realise th a t it is here. Although it has had ju s t a .500 season this year's team h a s been one of the greatest ones to watch. Seeing that playing a conservative type of football didn’t suit his ball team. Coach Jim Pigott gave his offense the reins and, playing a gambling, wide open type of ball game they became the most colorful offense in the history of the school. The passing game was the great­ est I’ve ever seen in high school ball and ends Terry Christensen and Jim Gracey were the difference. ' I recall th a t the first football article, I wrote this year was one expressing eioubt about th e ends on this yearns team. Jim Gracey, who had been a atandout in track and a great on the basketball court, was asked to come out for football for the first time. Due to his inexperience he was rated as a big question mark. Christensen played on the JV team last year and could little more than catch a pass so he, too, was listed as doubtful of holding the job. Well, it didn't even take these two a full game before they had everyone amaz­ ed. They have been snagging the pigskin all over the field and their great hands and speed have accounted for three, fourths of the Sanford points this season. It ju st goes to show that a kid with enough determination and a little natural ability can do ju st about anything if someone has faith in him. It does your heart good to find a perfeet football player’s parent. I know a couple who fit this description in my books. Terry's folks, Cathy and Jim, go about it in the way 1 udmirq. They are very interested in every way. They attend practice when they can and they make every trip in and out of town with the team. Where they differ from a lot of people is that they leave the coaching up to the coaches and, although they are very proud of their son, they are not afraid to admit a little mistake now and then. You might call them the strong, silent type. They are always there but you hear very little from them. Cathy and Jim. you are to be com. mended for the fine job you have done with your aon and I might add that you are a sportswritcr’a dream of proud parents. Butts, Georgia Coach Voted Top Mentor In SEC ATLANTA, Gs. (L'PI)—G«or. gis t Wally Butts, who entered his Stst Bulldog season with a team loaded with question marts and ended up with the league championship, today was named Southeastern Conference Coach of tha Year by United Presa Inter­ national. Butts' Bulldogs, minus All-Con­ ference fullback Theron Sapp who test graduated and atellar lintback Dave Lloyd who turned pro, were billed for a aerond division finish in the SEC this fall. After all, Georgia was 10th last year with an over-all 4-6 record and Butts himself had said that there were no great tophomores on hand to change that picture. Butts underestimated hla team. True, there were few sophomores. But the veterans reached new heights and when Georgia upset beefy Auburn. 14-13, 10 days ago it gave tha Bulldog* an 8-1 rec­ ord and th tir first SEC crown sinte 1948. D'Amato Threatens State Rivalries Spark SEC Action To Sue In Hassle tailed With Fight Board Press Interastlonsl tion play as run by Trnn»t*ee. the regular starting quarterback. l'lorida Coach Bob Woodruff The Vols held a light workout, Georgia had a UO-nunute work­ 0 summed U up Mondsy sbout this resting up from their 20-0 beating out, mainly stressing signal drills waokend's traditional Southeast­ by Kentucky Saturday. Assistant and pats defense. Coach Hugh Faust told the squad Auburn bad a light day Monday ern Conference final game: ‘■lie- the Commodores were "like a big and planned heavy pad* today member, past records mean noth­ firecracker — ready to explode and Wednesday in preparation for Saturday." ing In state rivalries." Alabama. Tha Crimtan Tide re­ (iaorgia Tech worked on pass viewed movies of the Memphis Woodruff and (he rest of the coaches, players and faaa know defense and some pass offense State game and heard a scouting season records, bowl bids and ex­ with quarterback Fred Braselton report on the Tiger*. Tulanr, L8U and Kentucky pert opinions are worth little reported ready for action against when the intra-state rivalries Georgia Saturday. Braselton, who have already completed their come into play. They a r t the missed Tech’a la«t two games, It seasons. O games that count most with stu­ dents, alumni and in the memory, Florida meets independent Mi­ CAREER CLOSING - - - - By Alan Mavtr ami a t Jacksonville, which is jok­ ingly referred to aa a neutral site ANDERSON. for the Saturday game whieh A R M Y BACXy c l o s e s may give Miami an Orange Bowl a a u ~ tits b x -’l l /a v r hid if they paste the Gators. c a c >e t f o o t b a l l There are more active Florida C A R E E R / Y THE B U S <37/ A 9 4 /.Y S T alumni in Jacksonville than any H A Y * •■(her city outside of the Gators' av borne. • I t won't bo noutral but Wood­ Z°e: J i k A i ru ff Is worried about Miami’s Fran Curd. "C u rd 's play this year has been the main reason for Miami , success," he said. Mijaissippl, remembering that ha Saturday date with Mississippi Btsle is in Starkevllle where the Maroons in 1U57 fought them to a J-7 tie, had a heavy workout and Words of warning from Coach _ Johnny Vaught. State worked two • hours on pass offense and pass de­ fense. alternating Billy Hill, Billy •Tohill and John Correro at quar. terback. Coach Wade Walker said rough work would end Wednesday. Vanderbilt, running through a 90-minute workout, featured a de­ fense agsinst the piss or-run op­ NEW YORK (CPI) — Cut D'Amato, banned fight manager, today Jerked the New York Stale Athletic Commission into the mid­ dle of a hassle over heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson’s $132,000 fight purse. D'Amato, pilot of ex-champion Floyd Patterson, threatened to sue every member of the commission If It released the $132,noo to Jo­ hansson before he csrried out a return-bout contract with Patter­ son. The r o m m i s s i o n revoked D'Amato* license* at manager and second Monday for miscon­ duct before and after the June 26 fight in which Swedish Ingemar won the crown from Parreraon on a third round knockout. Then someone at the commis­ sion started the report that the commission had ruled Johansson could pick up his purse any lime he wanled it. Chairman Melvin L. Krules itch emphatically denied that any such ruling had been made. He did say. however, that the commission was merely holding the money, " a t Johansson's re­ quest," as It accumulated from various sources connected with the June fight. He said also tha commission has no return-bout contract on file. But Krulcwitch declined lo an­ swer when asked if Ingemar | could pick up hia purse before fighting Patterson again. Ring Results Miami Holds Down Heavy Drilling NEW YORK (L'PIi—Emil* Grif­ fith, 14714 Now York, atopped Ray Lancaster, 147, Spartanburg. 8. C. (7). PROVIDENCE, R. f. (CPI) George Maddox, 117, Hyaanis, Mast., stopped Dick Vert*. 134, New York (41. CHICAGO (UPD—Cecil Shorts. 149'i Cleveland, stopped Jerry Jordan, Ita. Chicago (3). CARACAS. Venezuela ( U P liRoeky Kalingo, 144*a. the Philip­ pines, stopped Ftoreniino Fernan­ dez. 144' i, Cuba (1). NEW ORLEANS (L'PI) -H udcll glitch, I (Sis, Louisville, outpointed Holly Mims, 1S4* Washington. D. C- (10). SANTA MONICA. Calif. ( L 'P liMauro Vazquez, 13V Mexico, outinted Jimmy Hornsby, 134‘s, a Angeles, (toi. LAS VEGAS. Nev. (L'PI)—Neal Bjvera, 142. Las Vegas, outpoint­ ed At (Tiger) Williams, ISO's, Lot Angeles, tlO). CORAL GABLES (LPI) - With an Orange Bowl bid looking high. University of Miami Coach Andy Guslaftois isn't chancing injuries to hi• team before Satur­ day a clash with Florida at Jack­ sonville. The Hurricanes will take only • hurt, no-contart workouts the rest of the week following Mon­ day's offensive • defensive scrim­ mage. Gustafson said that the squad was in the be«t phyairal shape it ha* been in for a month. Although tackle Diaries (.inning, guard Jim Craw fold and • enter Jim Olio were on Ihe sideline* Monday, they are expected to play against the Gators. B j T f E 1 *4 * T H E B/& Ag R O O F AX. H Y * fY/tf I A S T YEAR NtT.Y 2 roCCAXtS YA tv I <1 f 4 teea i FSU Officials Look To SEC To Replace Moss TALLAHASSEE (L'PI) — rio rids State officials are looking to the Southeastern Conference for a new head football coach lo suc­ ceed Perry Moss. The selection committee met privately Monday to begin con­ sidering candidates for the job. A spokesman admitted later the committee prefers someone from the SEC. either a head coach or top assistant. H o w e v e r , new Athletic Director Vaughn Mancha said "top names" from other parts of the country also would he con liderrd. The .Seminole High Football He said a "flood of applications" team will get a free chicken bar­ had been received, but that it was becue dinner from the Seminole "not likely a selection will be High Boosters Club Dec. 1. made this week." The 7 p. m. annual dinner will he held at the Sanford Elks' Club. Club member* wishing to attend should phone m their reservations to Gordon Brtdley FA 7 3928 or Bcddv Lake. FA 2 64*1 by Fri­ day. Reservations are It.30 per d ig S to re • W ide person. K Local Gridders Will Be Feted 5 More Days [Joins Dodgers LOS ANGELES (UPll — Joe Zeigler, a former member of the Si. louta Cardinals organization and genrral manager of three minor league clubs, has been add­ ed to the staff of the Los An­ geles Dodgers. /.d rier, who served as GM at Toronto and Rochester of the International I-eagur and Port­ land of the Pacific Coast league, will assist Dodger General 3lanager E J. (Buzzio Ha vast and Asst. General Manager Dick Walsh. 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UCLA, which plays Utah this week, warmed up for Its clash with Syracuse by upset­ ting Southern California last Sat­ urday, 10-3. While Southern California fell to •eventh after suffering Its Brat 1939 defeat, Louisiana State ad­ vanced from fourth to third. Tex­ THE FIGHTING GREYHOUNDS will bo pitted against South Sumter in as moved from sixth to fourth the Turkey Bowl which will ba played tomorrow at Lyman Field. Firat row. and Wisconsin, the Big Ten's left to rig h t; Reiter. Presley. Berwick, Bueaae. Tennant, M. Brown, Krohne, Ross Bowl representative, from Heckman. Hitchcock, Roberts, Chaudoin. Second row; tandreas. Newton, ninth lo fifth. Georgia, Southern California, Washington, T a x a a Powell, Kennedy, BaUard. Hood, Howton, Brown. De Rosa, McKvers, Christian and Arkanaaa completed O'Neil. Third row; Rrazal, Porter, Lisk, Hoover, Williams, Barnes, Bloyd, the top 10 In that order. Fimmet, and French. All the .op-ranked teams except Syracuse who ended their regular seasons or finish this week. The 33 leading coaches who rata the major schools for UPI will aelact a national champion aftar tha CHICAGO (L'PI) - An efficien­ scored and stolen beset, but ta Dec. 3 Syracuaa-UCLA game at cy expert said today he hat de­ what esteat has this offensive Los Angeles. play contributed to the scoring of Auburn headed the second 19 veloped a method of rating base­ runt, the basis of which games group. Illinois, Penn State, Clemball players lo give a truer pic­ are won?" Bohl said. aon, 3lichlgan State. Miami (Fla), ture of their worth than the limeThe efficiency expert slid his ^ Oregon. Northwestern, Wyoming. honored system of billing and "point rating system" will reme­ Oklahoma and Alabama followed dy these faults, making it easier fielding averages. In order. Georgia Tech, Pitts­ United Pres* Iateraalional "What good is a b ite hit with for the fans te learn a player's burgh and 3lis*ourl were the only Georgia's "Cinderella" football other teams mentioned on this no turn on if a hitler tries to value," and especially for Ihe stretch a single Into a double ami rltth owner* who need a heller team is being courted by no 1*** week's ballots. gets caught, nr if he gets a dou­ guide for salary pa-menl," he thin four bowl selection commit­ ble and Is picked off *»v poor bate said. Bohl'a basic principle I* to cred­ tee). running." he *«ka. • Alfred J. Hold, a one-time mi­ it the player In points for bis con­ Promoters of the Orange, Gator, nor league first baseman and now tribution to the scoring of runs, Blue Boonet and Liberty bowls 9 chief engineer for a Chicago man­ and, conversely, to charge the art bidding for the Bulldogs, who agement firm, said there is player when hla play results in bounced back from a dismal 4 6 "plenty of other things wrong" a loti of potanllal runs. "Tha basic unit of measure is record last season to win the with the current methods, particu­ larly Its failure to discredit a a run. which is equal to 100 Southeastern C.nferenca title (hie NEW YORK (UPI) — Lores points." Bohl explained. "A bom* year. player for "bonehead" plays. (Gump) Woraley, (ha New York "The present system has no run with non* on bat* It 100 Coach Wally Butts scheduled a Bangers' (unloving goalie, waa way of measuring boners, mis- points, and baaei-ampty tingles, squid meeting for today, presum­ extremely bitter today over hia playi and hitting or bunting into doublet or triples are worth 23, demotion to Springfiell of the ably to discuss all four bowl in­ American League, double plays. The players, of 30 and 73 pelots respectively." The player also gets 33 points vitations. However, the sixth rank"I'm leaving for Springfield to­ course, get credit for base hits, singles, doublet, triplet or home credit for each base be advances rd Bulldogs are not expectrd to day and I don't care If they (ths runs, and for runs balled In, run* a runner or runner*. accept a bid until after thrlr an­ Bangers) leave ma there," Wonnual grudge miach against Geor­ Icy aaid. "I don't want to mov# again—at least not this season. gia Tech al Altanla Saturday. "This moving your family Officials of tha Liberty Bowl around all the time is no Joke." General Manager Muzz Patrick ire an anxious to match Georgia agalnat Penn Stale in their in­ announced Monday that the Ran­ augural game at Philadelphia gers were calling up Marcel Pall­ Dec. IB that they aent two repre­ ia from Springfield to replace sentatives to Athens. Ga., Moo- Woraley because "Gump ha* Iftokad very nervoua" in recent day for a meeting with Butt*. KANSAS CITY, Mo. ( UPD — in overall record of 18 wins, 34 The Orange Bowl selection com­ games. Patrick revealed that Alf Pike, mittee alto la hot on Georgia's The sxe fell Mundsy on Bus Mer- luaaes and ana tie. trail, although Miami also la be­ ths Bangers' new coach, was of let, one of the "nice guys" of the ing considered as a possible op­ ths opinion that Worsley's own college coaching profession. ponent for Missouri in tha Flori­ teammates felt Gump was costing Mertc*. head football roach at them an average of a goal x da rlaiilc. Kansas Stale for the past five "We won't do anything until gam*. year*, submitted hia resignation TALLAHASSEE (UPD — after Saturday's games," said to a special session of the school's There's a chance that star half- Van C. Kussrow, chairman of the Orange llowl selection com­ athletic council. tuck Fred Pickard may be able Hi* plant for the future? to play agaln>t Tampa Saturday mittee. "It all depends on what "Any time a p*r*on leaves a In Florida Stale'a final contest of happen* al Jacksonville and At­ lanta." job like I did, lie has no plant the aeasun. MIAMI (UPD —Edwin Ahlqvist, Miami, which bounced Into the lor the future," Merle* said. "I Pickard. F.HU'a all lime rushing bowl picture by surprising Michi­ Swedish advisor tn heavyweight luve been a player or coach for leader, missed the Florida game rhampion Ingemar Johansson, 25 years and hope to continue in last week because of a leg injury gan Slate last Friday night, closes will come to Miami Dee. 3 to out it* regular season against alhelilct. However, 1 felt it was suffered in practice. Coach Perry dixruss Johanxaon's rematch with lime lo resign here . . . seeing as $toss said he would announce Florida at Jacksonville Saturday. Flovd Patterson. The Gator Bowl selection com­ my teams won only one third of before gnnie time whether Pick­ Maj. W. II. I’rrples, member mittee has added Pittsburgh and their ronfrirncc games since 1 ard will be able lo see action. South Carolina to its list of can­ of • citizens committee trying tn came here." Moss said that although the didates, which also includes Geor­ get the fight here, disclosed that Merles, a soft-spoken individual Seminole* made ‘‘several major gia, Georgia Tech, Alabama, Mi­ Ahlqvist had expressed "con­ who saw his team compile a dis­ mistake*" In their IIS lose In ami and Clsmson, while officials siderable interest" in Sliaml when mal 2-8 won-lost record this year, Florida last Saturday, he thought of the Blue Bonnet Bowl at Hous­ he talked with Peeples via overaxial it was my worst year ever." the team played "inspired" foot­ ton, Tex., would like lo match teas telephone. But he made ns The likeable 39-year-old mentor ball. Gaorgia agsinst Texas Christian. committment*. was happy about one thing—his club's 29-14 victory over Nebraska last week. "To me that last win against Nebraska meant a lot. It made up for a lot of things and I •ure was glad to aea it, particu­ larly fur the senior* on the squad who can rlusa out careers now with a good taste in their mouths." During hi* five years at tha LOVB THAT B Y S JU D E B A K E R helm of Kansas State football forces. M e r l e s ' teams compiled Your Wekoma Wagon Hostess will call with g ift* a n d f r ie n d ly greetings from th* com­ munity. Pre-Christmas Sale TOYS & HOBBIES Syracuse Still First In UPI Grid Ratings Tues. Nov. 24. 1950—Page fi COFEATURE AT 9:11 P. M. “HEM) OF THE RIVER’’ JAM KM STEWART* ROCK HU DOOM FA 2-7956 or FA 2-1756 FEATURE: 1:30 . 3:27 5:24 - 7:21 • 9:18 See si now-41 YOUR S lL D lU .ik l.H DEALERS STARTS THURSDAY FABIAN “Hound - D o* Man” Sanford Motor Co.. Inc. 1991 SANFORD AVI. SANFORD, FLORIDA .THEY’RE TOUCHER THAM.U S. JOB! * �<0 Duke Missed Chance O f Being Billy Rose BY n c i BOB! | jo rr/ J i o u p p to a n * h u st t j M Y HEEL. L A S T WEEK... ] _ f / . . J im C AN T (K M V V ER Y P A S T ^ f lH f W > / _ r- T j g iiT T ' J VWATCAWHE S 7 WANT WITH ; (THESE ANIMAL DOMES? \**y El ( — TUNtACKCf KrtlK MUST IE CUt SECAcT, 6 U U llT E a W « N V ;I l o if . a m TLt WirCWMtW MAWTO TTLP WE I TOOMUST UA3t ONE PiAW* I EITHERTUE18C 7 0»(W«* (W IV C K . APUW* George VI. Despite tto fact that The Duke at Norfolk is moving the lead character had been chang­ I hie Urea and penatn out of Arun­ ed ia midstream, ae to speak, to del Cattle, o m of England's moat historic and ttItaly bamee. tta up- .got the shew on the road with cool ■ i keep la more than tto dueal purse efficiency and hot pageantry. In 1MT, he •’ran” the marriage can aland. Ordinarily, auch a real eauie of the present I sovereign- Owe* note from the Almanack do Gotha Elisabeth II. to Prince Philip, with would icarcely touch me. But 1 feel dispatch and aplomb. Even tto that ! know Norfolk fairly well, then Princess Elisabeth was Im­ although be wouldn’t recognixe me pressed. As she left Westminster from a hole in the wall. But there Abbey with her bridegroom, she muat be a handful of newamen paused on the threshold to thank featured alt over the world who Norfolk for his labors. will alwaya feel that the Duk* ia Again, to IMS. Norfolk was re ­ a nonpareil who, but the accident sponsible for the trace aad per­ I - -J lZ \ __ —«*AVSf_j of birth, could have beta a Britiah fection of Elisabeth’s coronation. Billy Ro*t. , tt is doubtful if there Is a cere­ ARMY RECRUIT Harold By virtue of the fact that he waa monial in the world as long and R. Stone, 19, son of Mr. and bom the in te r nth Duke of Norfolk, as complicated by traditioo and Mr*. Herman A. Stone. On- bo waa aim born England’s pre­ ritual as the coronation of a Bri­ teen, recently completed mier duke and hla country's heredi­ tish sovereign. Norfolk, a martinet, the eight-week radio relay tary earl marshal. Aa earl mar- ran it with an iroo hand. each of the dukci of Norfolk It U not Just a cast of transform­ and c a r r i e r operation dial, are stuck with the job of arranging ing the Abbey into a theatre for courae at The Southeastern the complicated public ceremonials the event, or getting the crown JewSignal School, Fort Gordon, connect*d with the marriage, coro­ el* polished, or of alerting the Ga. Stone waa trained to nation and death o f ■ British so t - Archblrhop of Canterbury. The operate Bnd maintain radio ertgn. earl marshal m|ist also arrange for It I* the duke’s responsibility to adequate sanitary facilities in the relay ayatem.e and carrier equipment. A 1959 gradu. see that such ceremonies are per­ Abbey, for first-aid attendants, and ate of Seminole High formed not only with deference to even, ia 1*53, for a d rift of brew­ traditioo but also to accomodate ery horses to pull many of tto School, he entered the such quirks of temperament as are great stata carriages. Army last June and com­ permissible, on state occasion*, in In 1953. newsmen were greatly pleted basic training a t the royal family. You think you got indebted to Norfolk for ■ drees re­ Fort Jnckunn, S. C. headaches' The earl marshal muet hearsal of the coronation, four days combine the talents of an anti­ before the real thing, that to quarian, diplomat, psychologist, ef­ threw open to the press for tto first Scouts Sign ficiency expert, Broadway produ­ time la history, DETROIT turn - If Ike Guer­ cer and straw boss. The present duke may nevar to On three occasions as a reporter as famoua as the first, immortalis­ re. m inajcr at Havane of the Cuban Wintrr League, and Babel 1 have had cause to rejoice that ed in the first act of Shakespeare's the present duke, an austere, aloof "Richard II." Or a t the third duke, Pare*. gensrsl manager of Maya, —yea, haughty------man docs com­ two of those unfortunate nieces, g u n of the Puerto Rican League, bine these talents. Anne Roleyn end Catherine How­ have been signed ai full time His first big job as carl marshal ard, married Henry VIII and lost smuts by the Detroit Tiger*. was the coronation of the late King their respective heads. Quotable Quotes I'mitod Press LANGLEY FIELD, Va. — Air Perce Capt. Donald K. Dayton, one of tto aevra U. S. astronauts, tipreastog confidence that tto pilot of America'* Aral aparn flight will get back even if automatic devices fail: "It'a a misconception that you have to build a eyatem that is per­ fect automatically before you put © a man to to***- H’e tto man aboard that glee* yon reliability." HOLYOKE. Mass. — lire . James Walsh, of Chicopee, Maas., who bought a Bt.TI counter check aad got one for M.000.033.T3 Instead, refusing to return tto cheek until tto bank rehiree tto tailor who made tto error: "I'm Just stubborn. Everybody § make* mistakes." HAVANA—Premier Pidet Castro, (riling Cube’s two-mlUioa-mcoibrr Leber Cenfrderatlon (CTCi that thsir conduct had convinced him it would be unwise to arm and trim "worker* brigades": “What would happen at this eon. vention if each of you had ■ ma­ chine gun in hla hand!" CHICAGO — Robert P. Hurleigh, ® president of the Mutual Broadcast ing System, celling for a single program rating service and for a Srnsir hearing on the impact to ratlngi on programming: "This will unearth some of Mm mumbo-jumbo, the double-talk, tha weasel-wording and defensive marloo tactics that undeniably ere some of the eausetivee for the problems of our industry." to SMK CW.BXM SOOM—| -:M - - f »" A K A SUTWJOMO t« jMciawr. iur *i M i l SUN W f IK K «A*f <*f >| (KjtfA route BIG SLICE OF YOUR DOLLAR EVfcRV MONTH VWLSfcNO VOU A c o * T f OF U V E TV, LIKE SIB,WOUIOWXI T OPK EVS ANO O U fl r< 1 weePCNLVTM* ,__' i TO.tOlNTHP TVPkt V-OF THE ON E YOU t— W ANT —' l MONTH v------- •: O L L B lA .. BUT YUM^r DO I DO . VVITW T H E P E S T T1 V-, OF THEM » ,— ' , J U S T T L 'Q N T M £ M LOOSE -Tnf.v PC ] HOMING _ TURKEYS ‘/ l V JM A T NEXT? 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JO0. ..OKAY? -> TO VCU...I GAV* VDU A yourdollars build y Make okay/ community ... not somebody el 3 0 3 3 V / 1 KNOW wnap you to e i GOING TO SAV-V t THE ANSWEtt I i s H O /r r - V BUT DAD, ITS A CQ‘SlS IN My U F tt* v I OWE CUABS A D u e s — LUNCH l m o n e y — I eveN " / g r borrow ed fro m ; / ' • “ V DEBBV.' vouws lactv- VOU» OQEAT-GCANOPATHta ------- y B A IS E O A F A M IL Y M OP TEN CHiLOQCN "* / I OM LS3S THAN >OUO / V VmEENLV ALLOWANCE- 1 IT PAYS TO BUY | WHERE YOU LIVE • �\ *1i A Want Ad A D ay Makes A ll Business Pay !Ph. FA 2-2611 CLASSIFIED INDEX j. M Feed A l f w iteet t. Wealed u Real «. Real ta U te Watted I. Real E m i t Far Salt L Mart i a r t Laaaa 7. B a tlM H O p a u r l a a il i n t-A I n t r i M i I. Final* Help «a>M t. Mala Blip Waatad if . Mate « F in a l# # 1 1 . W ith Waited 11 PtanM ai Barrlct# 11 m M rin l S m tc a a 11 BsDIlai • P alatial - Rapa'n 11 Special S lrrltaa IS-A Basal/ P ailira 11 Fla*Ira A PI a ala 11 h e • Lheateck - lappMai 11 Maekhory • T u fa - 1 1 Boat* aaA Matara " t o , AatanaMW* IDA T rallm tL h n k n M . Aftktoa Fat lala R Naltu i A Faraasala 1 4 - Laat A Fatal S I Rtocatiaa — Iattnscti#* ANNOUNCEMINT »V. R. Stewart a tutounce* S n toaning M the Market Barber M op located at the State FarmM i Market, L308 French Atm. 1 wfl h* glad to tec aH my old kited* tod m w buainasi la aoiicited. I. Goad Faad RUE. . .Sweetheart of The OF­ FICE Bar, mvitaa y’all to com# on out and tap “ Hello*’. — U fa M on the Country Club Road in Lake Mary ) Order yowr pte* and aakea mem tor Ttunkagiving. DIXIE CREAM BARR MM>P M t R. Third FA AMIS 1 Far Rant CLEAN aiealy furniahad apataks apartmant ITS. Pham FA 3-0M1 I SLEEPING ROOMS: The Gable*, 9 404 Macnolia. FA HUM, ItOOM A BOARD, Pb. FA 84882. FORM. Apt M H W. le t BL ABEDROOM booa# available Dae. iat. Phona FA AT708. BRAND NEW I bedroom kimiahad apartmaat, water furnished, Hoaa in. Phona FA 82951 day a, FA 3-1401 night*. ' B E N T A. B E D Bollaway, Hospital A Baby Bade By Diy, Week or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Fh. FA 3-S181 11S W. Iat BL 1 Fat Real 1 Rial E*Ul> Foe Bail | Ski P ta fn rl ffra il FINE INTERIOR PAINTING O. II. Ferguson FA 2-II7T RORERT A. W IU I SMS. Realter Raymaad LaxdqalM, Ataev. H O M ES F O R R E N T The following la a Hat at selected FA X-JNI AtlaaMc Saak Bldg. CR hornet, well loeatH la varl S-REDROOM. living n a m , dmnut section! of Sanford. ATI fea­ 1b| room. Utekia* equipped, ture fully equipped electric kit­ paneIIid F la rM mom. Eaay chen*, heater*, hot water tanka, tirm a. Call FA 2 3744. blind*, and various eitrai'. ' i n Prinretop Avenue 1 bedroom — MS per eonth C. A. Whiddon, Sr. t i l l Adama Avenue 3 bedroom — MO per month M t «s. Park Av*. Pk FA AM81 IS. Special .newIces RAYMOND M. BALL W. 29th A Old. L. Mary Rd. AND ASSOCIATES Complete law n Ntilntenance. Fertiliier—Spraying - Mowing JOHN LOMMKRBR 411 Willow Ava. FA 2-T1W t i l Be. Park Ava. Pk. FA 2-S441 20T Laurel Drive I bedroom ~ MS per month INS Roaeway Drive 3 bedroom — ItM par Sten strom Realty Sanford Evana Bldg. Lake Mary Pk. FA M tM TV and RADIO REPAIR af r 3 no msM* and weekend*; San ford, I.aka Mary and Longwoml FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6813. SPEND THANKSGIVING IN A NEW HOME AT SAN 8EM KNOLLS P*. FA I MM AFTER D a tm b e r 9th. t had room bout*, kitekaa equipped. Pbona FA 2 3308. Il-m Warn MM Street, 4 Black* War* F rtsck Av W# now hav* ready tor occu­ pancy TWO Beautiful 14 and 2 bath, I bedroom XEULI built home*, ctaaa te shopping and both Hlfh and Grad# tchoola. aMa. FURNISHED Drive by thaw tropic .By land­ Call FA 2-0338, scaped kamaa. Our rape* trotstiro w * ba happy ta aaaiat OFFICE SPACE with ample park you. kn|. 213 Oak Avenue. FA 2-SMI. From MAIM sad a* tow m AUNFURN1SHED kmiaas, not hint fancy but cheap rant. 2 bed­ room Slt.M par weak. 2 bedroom DOWN C C C n NO CLOSING COSTS I7.S0 par amok. Phona FA 2-3211. FHA T ALL COMB TOVATI FURNISHED 2 bedroom garage apartment an Lab* Golden Lake W. M. “ BUI” S T E M P E R Aganey privilege*. Muai ae* te appro■•altar A faenrar dam. C*H FA 8-8774. ASSOCIATES: H. K. Taffwv F. Day, Evaratt Harper 3-BEDROOM unfurnished bourn, Arthur go hart F. May, Bart Pilcher, kHckan alactiteally equipped Milan R. Noanaa 2413 WHow Avaam. Call FA 2-4991 l i t N. Park PA 14214. ACREAGE and FARM LAND WELAKA APARTMENTS: room# private batka, 114 W. First St- IS ACRES tiled farm land fronted h r paved road, near town. LOOKING for a real nlc* p la n , I ACRES fappi.), cultivated, *■• aallaat drainage. clam and nicely furniahad. IMS • ACRES beauUM w tvitd land, Etm Avenue. MS. NO ASMT. high and dry. Jaaaph Levy, FA SIMS 1-BEDROOM bouse, furnished. MB a « i l h . O t i i | i City, l-BEDROOM home, hardwood Spring 4-3BS. Boar*. Large lot. MM Adama Caort, Wyaaawood. T e r m a A Wanted 4* Rant FA 81817. WANTED by tldarly man of mod- BY OWNER: 1-badroom '•onaa. •M mean*; vary email aattaga beat location In Country Club or garaga apartmant. Write Mawor. Phona PA 2-0*42. Boa A, Sanford Herald. I-BEDROOM hauM 1M1 WynneA R ial Matatl F ar Sell wood Dr. Low down pnymant. FA J-TItT. SECOND FLOOR apartment, hint lahad. Coopt# profaned. MS month. FA 3-««T. iTEMPKR SAYS ‘‘L et'i Talk Turkey” ON LAKGE LAKE ABEDROOM, I bath, kitchen Thia ad need* no fancy droning. 4-BaAroem hern* with M hatha; large living room; dining room; equipped home in 3rd. Addition Do you want to go into but meat Florida room; tarranao floors; Pineereat. FA AMOS after 1:30. h r yourarlf* Would you ha Incentral ha at. Savaral fruM tereatad in buying a bright, V b ONT deeping room, drat floor, traaa. clran grocery buiintM with S clean, homo tike. For elderly M88 SQ. FT. OVERALL major oil company gta pump* A lady. Kitchen privilege*. Phone 1X7,900 TERMS on 1792? — for onty $4.M>0? FA 1-24*9. 108 Holly. BUSINESS PROPERTY Don't watt, or wall hive te Largs d m with ana bbadroom toy **M*« iold!'a I-BEDROOM cinder block kouaa, apartmant and two 1-badroom furnijhcd, rcaaonable 1 mBa apartmant*. On eeraar lot with from gate. Contact Clabough, W. R. “M ir BTEMPER A(racy •slra Iat In roar for parking. NAS. cat. 53T or 42T. 1X2,000 TERMS Anglo-British Relations *Look Better A fter Talks ROSA L. PAYTON ■tgi*4*rad Rat) Bitot* Broker ■ary E. Carman - tea Sa]v*R >. B. Ragan, Br. Awariataa Pk. FA I-1M1 17-81 *4 Hiawatha S t . J o i n t A?«WAy Co By Pllll. NEWSOM API Foreign EdHm From the foreign editor'* book: Weal German Chancellor Kon­ rad Adcnauer'i visit to I/mrion thawed Anglo • German relation* after a year of coolnett. But I, British officials are keeping their fingers crossed. They recall that in the past. Adenauer haa left Britain professing to be well pleased, only to be overcome by renewed suspicions of Britain after he goi home. ,o Bonn. Alto on the British diplomatic front: The British government ia quietly optimistic that diplomatic rela­ tion* with the United Arab Repub­ lic, broken off three year* ago m during the Suer criaia, will be reW stored again soon. Latest target date is Jan. I. Tunisians are a bit irked that President F.lscnhower'i talk* with President Habib Hourguiha ram* almost as an after thought and that Bourguiba will have to sail out to tha cruiaer Des Moines to meet him. American quarters in Tunis, however, point out that FAMOUS Stager SlaatO-MaWa sewing machine. Take up yay* wagon, power alrertng, padded • Asphalt Drlvawayi "Evety Bight After dinner fltan likaa to aMini aa mend. Darns, monograms, amdash, radio and heater, 31130. • Parking Artas hour or ao with the baby.” hroderiei. Writ* Boa F, Saa See at 109 E. 21*t. St. Quality Workmanship A Materials Herald. Term* To Suit Your lludget 1954 CHEVY Blscayne fordnr. • Free Eatl mates S. Real Batata Far Sail Sell V* Your Furniture, S. Real Estate Far Sain Hydroma tic, it A H, Sacrifice • ra c k Gnaranleed Service With Tha Caih. SUPER by owner. 213 Flamingo, REAI ESTATS nMVK-IN rtlH SALE BY OWNER; House, Phona FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. TRADING POST. FA 1A8TT. FA 2-4S3S. 312 Holly Av*„ I-bedrooma. 3S44 Frvneti Ava. ■NV SLOPES, LaMar head*, atat* READY MIXED CONCRETE J. W. HALL LOTS at Monroe Corner, all ments, toveicaa. hand Wlls, and 19.V) MODEL “ A" Ford coupe 1130. Window Sills — Utrial* — Sand * At Five Point*. FA 2 7311. lag ltsr graded, paved road. Phone program , ate. Progressive Rock-Stepping Stones — Steal ’C a l HaN” Phan* FA 1-3841 FA 2 273*. Printing Co. Phoa# FA 2-293) — Grease Trap*—Free a at to p * '37 FORD Falrlane "300" tudor 3*8 Weal 13th St Cement—Dry Walla sedan, radio, heater, whitewall FOR SALE By Owner: I bed a. Female Help Wanted MIRACLE CONCRV-E CO tires, excellent condition. Phone H E A T I N G room, 2 bath, kitchen equipped. 30* Elm Av*. FA S-STH FA 2 .Vino. RESIDENTS O r H . B. I’OI’K CO. Extra large utility room, --—-ax . SANFORD AREA 2*8 a Park FA 2-1234 screened porch, carport*. Con EQUITY in 1939 Renault. Also, UPRIGHT' PIANO, good vaniant to NAS, Sanford. $1,400 FEMALES, ages 2113. MuM hav# Don, 171. FA 1-1 1930 Jeep station wagon, recon- ______________________ __ PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING tenth a i d e education and hirth down. Address, 3011 Park Av*. ^ o n e d motor, new_ Bpe* PaM . W. I HARMON certlfttatc. Work a« »"#mhler* 1 CaU FA ?-3*9. p a in t. J2!ti l o n ia c t G e o rg e in electronic plant. Prefer **• | PH. FA 1-422.1 After S P. M. quality $2 93 gal. ArmySleele at Civic Cenlrr. perienee- will consider trainees. Rurplui, 311 Sanford Ava. BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY PUMPS 8TRINEI.F.R Apply 2 BR. house on Magnolia, just out 2* .A Trailers FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator, FLA. STATE EMPLOYMENT , All type* and siita. Inatallad ot city lltni's; kilchtn equipped, “ Do R T ourialf rood it Ion, $10. Can ba am 8ER, Venetian blind*. *>*<* baater. WILL sell equity in 10 ft., wide WE REPAIR AND SKRV3CR 301 French Avatiue, Sanford Must tall at once. 130*5 Will 110 W. Second 44 ft. long mobile home, good S T I N K trad* for lata modal car. condition. Will consider part $2-A—Article* Wi Maehtoery aid Sapply Ca. P. Mala Belp Waatad VA 2-0811 or FA 2 0333. furniture and part money. Call 287 W 1 nd at. Ph. FA 1 8432 FA 2 0800. Da or 18 HP Evinruda o r . By Owner — .daylalr Sactfca outboard motor, Pk. NO BU N . Biayton Const. Co. Brittany Style, large living-din- Motor Route Carrier OPEN NOW Ini area. 3-RR, 2 BATH. 3 Industrial Uummercia) MOBILE HOME MALES PLOW, single or double U,-modeling rarportat, u t i l i t y , fl aplara, To service Enterprise and Ben­ Residential and due tor Ford. PA A' >s Mile So. of Sanford 17 92 ton Junction area. Apply San­ family room, 3130 iq. ft. Pbona Service * FA 2-3102 NEW I960 PACEMAKERevemngl. ford Herald, FA 2-2344. MOBILE HOMES RINEHART CERAMIC STUDIO SECOND h a n d Direct from Faclory to You. NEW twa bedroom house, car­ Glassware Free Instruction* LAWN MOWER port*, utility, built In oven and II. Wevk Wanted Gift Piter*—Supplie*—Kiln* Wyatt Trailer SaleH CALL TA 8-8844 atov*. On corner lot hi Cassel­ Rinehart Road Ph. FA 2 4707 Tel. FA 24011 MAN, with a years background berry. FA 2-3*41. in air compressor factory in 1938 LIBERTY BUILT hmiee 24— Laat A Pa AUTO GLASS ■hipping department and as trailer, 44 ft., 2 bedrooms. $200 LOST: Bull Terrier, daak plant carpenter, alto army *«• INSTALLED Stenitrom Realty down. FA $-2840. with shades of tan — Mack fan*. parlance at offset pressman, Windshield Burk GI«m HERBERT STKNRTROM Answers to Min* ot "JtakaT*. 3 BEDROOM trailer fully air roowishes steady amploymawl. Call Dear Glami Registered Broker Tent Glams Phona FA 8-1174:FA 1*113, (lllloned. washer and dryar. Will I.BN RISNF.K SERVICE sell equity very reasonable nr LOTTIE BROADWAY WILL DO typing or hand addres* S an k arik G law and Paint Co. will trade for equity In 3 bed K KN TORBKTT mg Christmas Cards m my 111-114 W. 2nd BL FA 2 44*2 room home. Phona FA 1-3134. BETTYE D. SMITH home. Phone FA 3-3211. tv r t r n n E t u b e s p e c ia l 11. Furnilara Awoclatee Far 2 week* only! U1 N. Park Pk. FA 21429 BABY SITTING in my home. SI.30 a day. Its Maple A vr, II in (accept tome New A Used Furniture A Appli­ 3-BEDROOM h o a i e, kitchen N A VT A N D Sanford. porlahlrs) $21.3(1 ances. A Grtoil Place To equipped, one year old. 3230 31 In. tt3 VI 71 In, $H3n BUY. SELL or TRADE NEWCOMERS CaU FA 2 4921 U . Plat [M^L Barvleoa All tubes havr j. I vrar guarantee. .lenkinfl Furniture LLOYDS RABID A TV TO SANFORD NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; Sand Plumbing & Repairs FA 1-74W 414 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 97M ion Man Turd Avr. 4 bedrooms; Fvr exciting Joe C. Thomas family living with planned lux­ CUSTOM BUILT furniture —sin­ Wo Invlta yen to he om LEWIS SALES A SERVICE FA 1-0419 ury plus ample entertaining 1*13 Harii* Ml. gle pirrrs nr set*. Alio furni­ aheotaialy free whAant Vespa Motor Scooters line at wmo af Banfaed’a facitklea and ptav areas at ture repair. Cabinets mad*. PIUMBIMI Heater A l.iron Mower Service motorata price* Shown by ap FA 3-7063. Motel* while West Country Club Rd. FA 2 7974 Caatrirting A Rapawi pointmont. Call FA 2 4032. able banal a g Pet y< Free Rati mala* • BM YALUM IS vtfleaatjrJP arlori^ R. L. RARVRT family. Pick np year Priced tor quick isle at M.400. • QUICK CRRDtT oar Balsa Offlea. 11,000 down paymrnt Contact 3*4 Sanford Ava. Pham FA 2 3343 • BABY TERMS DOHIS' IIKAUTY S H O P Mri. M. L. Raborn, 1N3 E. 2444 Adams Ph. FA 2 3333 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Samlnol# Blvd WII jSON - MAIRR A Satisfied customer la our best New And Fsed P m Bm advertise rnenl. FARMER'S AGENCY m i r. First st. pa t ana HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK N. V. Farmer, Realtur / Plumbing 9 Heating / 103 Bo. Oak Ph FA 7 3712 D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trania Toar Glamuar Headquarter* CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Associates. 14*1 Buford 4 ftFA 2 114 S French Ave. Ph. F.\ 2 3221 After hour*. FA 2X11. FA 2 1921, BANFORD Plamhlag A Baaitlai tie f FA 3 0141 2394 So Elm Ph. FA 17914 Iteauty Salim 2510 Oak EA 2 7U41 n . Elartrlral Strslcee WEL COME sqd must ho < » "'i la »y I*# • tain,set. on aaant or sttoraay, • r tha u m i ahall ho v»H. J TDoraa. iSurnay. Jr V, In.ltlar, V'Icn It>i»*r»1nr HOUSE Mod*™ — S Room WANT ADS BRING f AST RESULTS <• T S nf .a I Oatst* I f i r o S avklKwiioa • • No t II, !*•> l 2 Had room — B ath All Elaclrlc Kitrhen Jalotmlagl Porch (ia ra g e I .or a l ad On S o u th S h o re O f Idika Jamsup. Phona FA 2-2B91 _______ \ __________ SEE TM FA 2 -5 2 6 4 FOR RENT SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since 1»W A. HARK DfllARV NOrth 8-442* NOrth 4-4711 Mather of Sanford male. AKC, S month* old Wormed and shift*, 20S-209 R. First f t Pk. FA laive* rhililren. III). FA 2-73W. 23. Article* Far Bala MINIATURE poodle* AKC rrgisFACTORY TO YOU lered. excellent pedigree, Ph. ALUMINUM FA 2302. VENETIAN BLIND* IV. (tnat* tad Mntara Enclosed head. Sag-prnnf bottom rail with ptaatir ends. Plaatlt • r raynn tape*. Cotton or nylaa Gateway Ta The Waterway cords. Your KYINRUDK Dealer S an k arik G b u a a n d P a in t C s. Rnhnon Sporting Goode 112-114 W. 2nd St. Fh. FA S04-8-S E. 1st. Pk FA 2-SMI GOOD used appliances and TV'S, tea Jake at 117 S. Pa‘ 21, .Aatomob'les R. SI. Wilkin**, C’onlruclitr since Hourguiha and F.isenhawtr will he together onl, two houri. IIS N. Park Ava. Ph. fA 2 4123 the time will be hatter spent in MAJOR BROWN REALTY quiet shipboard talks than in gala Realtor ceremonials aihore. LAKE MART Latest Pari* estimates on the Ph. FA 2-3237 of FA 1-1984. dale of tha East-West summit ii Hit latter halt of April. Just after ! l l I D I O O S I house Call President Charles DcGaulla visits ] FA 17341 after J no P. M. England Th* argument: Soviet SANFORD PROPERTIES Premier Nikita Khruahcbav want* 814 Atlantic Bank Building tha summit as soon as possible $300.00 DOWN, FHA Fla. Harris* R. II. Iver* after hi* trip to Franc* tha lat­ buys tha deluxe 2 bedroom High­ YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT ter half ot March. A lit* April land Park home, ready for im­ BIG BUY! ' l l ! meeting, however, might not give mediate possession m a well aa3-BEDROOM home, kitchen turn. DaGiull* time to get in his pro tahtishfd neighborhood with eaLarge lot. Immrdiaiely avail­ jaded trip to the Untied States rellent neighbors. Why nos see able far rea«inahle equity. beforehand. this home now snd move in 4‘»% G. I. morigagr By owntr. The French regard with suspi before Xmaa? Ionian Semi 29n4 Park Ct . F4 7 2054 cion an Algerian rebel an­ nol* Really, 1901 Park Av*., nouncement naming fiv# FrenchFA 2 3332. held rebel leader* la a committee STORY BOOK IIOL'SK to gat talk* started on restoration ON FORKS! DRIVK 3 BEDROOM. I bath*. 4th addi­ of peace in Algeria. One of the tion Pinecrest. $1,000 equity. Two bedrooms. on» pink, one blue imprisoned men ia Mohammad —Shady lot—I 12.fl00 — owner Ph. FA 2 7441 Ren Bella, who I* credited with had to move In ley mw-th and starting tha Algerian war in 1934. will sell at whatever reasonable It would appear the rebel* delib­ terms you offer. Makr them erately h u e placed the French MR. CLEAN taay on youraelf. hut don't de­ government in the position of If you are short on furniture. lay calling ui to se* this lull* having to deal with men aervlng thia home it clean enough to Jewel. aenltncM for "activities demon rat off of tha floor* — no pre­ linn; to the French ari y and vious owner’i cleaning in he i $*. R. “ Rill” STEM PER Agency Leoal N o tic e nation ” done — yea. It'l 3 Redroomi, i \ i <ii \ i i n ih . k w * in w r, The United Stales la concerned oak floora, Uled bath, and kit­ 4 oi aty # rieOJMDA about a squabble between the chen equipped. Price? only k it it e n r Philippines and .Vationaliit China. $12.300 00, requires $2100 down, 1.K4I.N V I’ISA N K aaaume 4W» mortgage at only D«risi,il It renter* around the Philippine . M i l ii s: vis i iii.iti riiN* desire in deport a small group of 148 T4 monthly. Exclusive with TO VI.I. r K R iU iN * H J V V IN O convicted Chinese rnminals and SEMINOLE REALTY 1101 Park r u m s <>ii p k ii .ix u s aii.u .n st Formo** * reluctance to accept Av* . FA 2 3232. ia h i k.htvti;: them. V„U «n<l •».!> <•? »o u lisr.b , Rnttf|«,| anii r»i|Uir»il !•> fit* « n r rial in. , , 4 >|rmamla will* h or atthar o f >•«!. may lia»a a c a l n a i |- m ! i| a - I a t . In Iho n fflro «f Hon ' W llaon l l . i a i o l n , Cuunly J u d fa nf n —n i n . l # I'Atinty. at kla afflca In i t« l*r>uri ll'»u»a In slanfnr*, r l - v |la n thin .I|h t ra la m la r monilia t r i m !ha im* ot rha f l r . t publlr aI tun nt ini' nail* a liar), rlatm nr «l*mand niAtt ha tr, wrltinn anil - . - i>n |,,» |.la. > nr rt iM in . • *n 4 atttra * i t d t " f nt III* r l a i m t n t 21. Furaltar* Cut Flower* For \nv Occasion Used furniture, appliance*, etc. Bought-sold Larry** M an NAN FOKII FLOWER SHOP 213 Saeford Ava. Ph. FA 2-1422 or FA 2-*270 Ph. FA H 1 IM JACHOirB REPAIR SHOP DACHSHUND, Welding — * ach A Gen Repair! Batata — I 104 Laurel Drive 3 bedroom - IN per month. I*. Flower* A Plant* ROLLAWAY, Hoapltal and Baby I*. I’et* • l.isestiNk • Supplies Furniture Storage and Moving Bed*. Day. Weak or Month — To and From Anywhere FURNITURE CENTRE WANTED: 1 male PfMiin kitten C. E. PHH.IJPS ItM Fraacb Ava. h>- Christmas. Phone FA 2 088*. 13M French Ave Ph FA MMI Ph. FA S-T9SS .SIWIF.SE Kitten, Seal-Point, fe­ MODERN BIT. CLEANERS SSAVEI male. two months old. A 2-1833. Florida'* Most Modern Plant New 6 I'fttol FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY rrREBRED Miniature Daschundt F u ra ltu ra a n d A p p U u c a l Week Service Ph. FA 2-7437 1V> each. 2300 Sanford Ave. BROKER 123 r in e r m t Drive 1 bedroom — $W per month 111 N. Park A**- li^ W M d in ^ ^ J^ a tn tln a ^ ^ e M lrs T u la . Nov. 2d. I960— P a p a 7 SUNLAND Estates (Dawn A & r \ 2-7430 Boat* Winn* — Rleeitie Service LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Bid Vlhlea Baggerly Bldg 2337 Orlando Dr. RANDALL CLECTBIC CO. I ll Magnolia FA 7*813 M. "Dei” Vein Eleelriral Bar. De* Sjya For Servir* Call . FA 14IM FA 23943 U ^H n lld in g ^ JIaln lin ^^ jR ajiiM El .DOR landing and finishing Cleaning, Waling. I * r r i n g Seminole Ceurfy ataee 1483 R. M GLEABON, Lake Mary NEW RAVENNA PARK B A M ROOFIXO Contracting A Repair* Licensed — Ronderl —(mured FREE EBT1MATKB 114 Sanford Av*. Pk FA 11143 HOMES FAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Estimates — Work Guaranteed Seminole Painting Cnnlraelara TA 2 1304 L'nusual Gifts for Christmas • Kara Tean • Splcaa • Antique* * Orlenlial ft Swedlah Imports * Florida Handcraft* \V* taka itema on Conalgnmant OPEN DAILY II A. M. - 1:3* P. M. CLOSED MONDAY RUTH GALLAGEK 1 Mi. Wr*t on First Bl. A Monroe t nr. AT THE SIGN (IF THE RED CAT • * Qnitl Community Nanr Caff Cmirac $450 Down Tarn Went On 20th St. FoSow Country (Tab Rd. A Watch For Out Signa . . . OPEN D A IL Y “In the City of Gracious Living” Dream. Homes *340 *9890 Down Pavment-No Cloning T O T A L PRICE Humes feature 3 lledrnonst • t 1, Tile Hslhs • Screened Porch • Utility Room • Tar* r u in Floor* ■ Carport* • I.and•raperi l.ni« - All City Ceatenienrr*. 9:00 A. M. Til Dark SUNDAY 2:98 P. M. TM Dark ShoamakuA Canal i nekton Co.. I m . I ll Wert M k 9sroes ris e * FA t-M tl MONTHLY PAYMENTS South PINECREST 4th Addition Homes Deaijrnrd For Florida Living. S ft 4 Bedroom* — 1 ft 2 Baths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Ix»w as $425 You can move in immtdl* ntely while the papers a n being proceased. We GtihrantM Peraonal Satisfaction On Tha Construction Of Your Home For The F irst Year — Or Y'our Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Cor Huy. 17-92 ft 27tl$ 8».f Phon FA 2-1501 , �% % CONTEST RULES CONTEST • 20 football game* thU weekend art placed. ona ia aach ad on thl* p a n . Indteata winner hr writing ia tha name of taain oppoalta tha advertiser** aama in Mm Entry Blank. No aaoraa. Jaat pick winners. • Pick a aumbar which yoa think wifl ba tbe kigb. •at aumbar of potato aeorad by aap ana taaai oa this p*ge and place thia number ia tha apaca pro­ vided In Entry Blank. Thia will ba aaad la brook tiaa. • Ona entry only to each contestant. Entries muat ba brought to tha offiea of thia paper before 6 P. M. Wad., No. 2fith (Tomorrow), or poatmarkad no later than Nooa Thursday, Nov. 96th. THIS IS THE LAST ISSUE OF THE 1959 FOOTBALL CONTEST. DUE TO THE FACT THAT MANY GAMES ARE PLAYED ON THANKSGIVING DAY, ENTRIES MUST BE IN THE HERALD OFFICE BY 5 P. M. TOMORROW. <See Contest Rules at the right). W INNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED NEXT TUESDAY pan CASH PRIZES will ba awarded each week (In accordance with .Contest Rule* at right) a» follow*: tat PRIZEt |1S; Sad PRIZEt |l « f Srd PRIZE M. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay, No Obligation. NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF H IS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. My Name I s ........... ................... Pick a Winaar Every Tima DEMAND SAFER DENMAN CSST T I R E S Uaad Three • Changeover* • Recaps Easy Budget Terms • Pay as yea ride n f C f V. o< Fla. (iia M ever WIOD TIRE SUPPLY, INC. FA 2-MS1 iU .jtil/t.u A i.v rtU u U K N GUCKENHEIMER ANCIENT AGE OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK HI*ad You Can Rely on the INTEGRITY, EXPERIENCE FAIR DEALING Beggarly Appliance Center .... Bob Crumley A gency.............. Day 'a Nile Grill ............... Shoemaker Construction Co. . George’s Tavern ............... . Hill Lumber I Supply - ......... Gregory Lumber ..................... McKee Mater C o .......— .... .... Lake Monroe lan ........... Tad WiBtama Hardware Co. .. Barger King ........................ Barry’a Warehouse I'araltura Na-HI Bottling Co. ............... .. Wad Plumbing I H ealing___ Philip* Cities Service .......... Carrol’s Furniture ..........— McRoborta Tire Supply Senkarik Glaaa A Paint ....... Hunt Lincoln • Mercury ....... Harry’s Bar A Package ........ I think and at Saafard’s (Meat BaUdiag Supply Fbm a Though wa’ie la Middle etf REMODELING, ymm m STILL Call — •‘Tha Ijuuhe* Kawher” — FA t-MSt for SUDDEN SERVICE HILL Lumber ( j Supply Yard I I I W. 3rd 81. Sanford, V PENNSYLVANIA VS CORNELL (Mth) USE OUR LAYAW AY PLAN will ba t 116 W. First S t FA 2-5181 “One Block W est o f the d ock " Frank D ana COLGATE VS BROWN (M th) Investigate The Heat — Then Inntall The Beat COLEMAN HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT The only heating nyatem hacked by a 11,000 Comfort Bond. Space Heaters — Floor Furnace* — Furnace* With Center-Duct Hyntem — (ia* or Oil. U f A . l | _ WW l i l l B PLUMUING - HEATING • CONDITIONING a ir 1M7 1. Saalord Ate. . FA l » M ail or bring entry Before The Big Games This Weekend — Make Sura Your Refrigerator la Sleeked with- » n r ,r The Freaher Refrasker NK-HI Quality Fletare, tha Standard by Which Otbara Are Jadged. blank to: NE-HI BOTTLING CO. M4 CELERY ATE. AIR FORCE VS COLORADO DUKE VS NORTH CAROLINA (26lh) Football Contest Editor SA N FO RD HERALD Air Conditioned Comfort Sanford, Florida . A. SMITH. P. 0. Box 378. U k e Mary, SECOND M. L. RABORN, JR.. 2101 Cordova Dr. WINNERS OF LAST WEEK’S CONTEST: FIRST PRIZE PRIZE — STEVE BARNES. MU Ro*alia l)r., THIRD PRIZE See HUNTERS — We Have “Shorty” Phillips f ln ^ ^ •• herp jour ta r purring — JJ i l l J m j^ d & w llh Cltiee Service product* | U | kSigw B ^ f-ja a d efficient mechanical week. Alwi laat, raartroaa a e rtk e ! COLEMAN STOVES AND m PARTS PHILLIPS CITIES SERVICE TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE Headquartcra far C-11AUL Trailer* 5021 2600 Orlando Drive 17 • *2 — al the llovarlcaf I . 15th 84. SOUTH CAROLINA VS WAKE FOREST FA 3-341 109 N. Palme! In Ave. Headquarters For EDSEL TENNESSEE VS VANDERBILT FLORIDA VS MIAMI Nationally Advertised Furniture at Discount Prices ANCIENT AGE SEAGRAM’S “7” OLD STAGG OLD HICKORY 3 - * ii« ’fjajDJiq&A JojusAn 3 « ... $ 1 1 7 5 a# I 1 pie* U* RICHMOND VS WILLIAM k MARY (26th) MOORE ARE BEST/ -H uaaa Belli «IU» Pride” t.e Miiaa Weal el tha traffic Mghl M m th A French SHOEMAKER FA S U N CONSTRUCTION CO, SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO, FA SAM 114 W . M k FA M t Ce ggeaeee e f f . d Fla. fantheU hraedcaale eve* WIOD MISSISSIPPI VS MISSISSIPPI STATE \ 1 ? I \ ARMY VS NAVY Crumley Agency eimtr . F0UR R0SE8 “ANTIQUE SEAGRAMS T ^ filth ANCIENT AGE A*k ahoul LINCOLN MERCURY ENGLISH FORI) Bob Atlaatie apecial cast * j price*. HARRY'S BAR and PACKAGE 114 8. Park Are. y \ 3. •The Brand* W# Hava Will Pleaae Yoa, TEXAS VS TEXAS A & M (26th) GREGORY’S BIG STORE - WIDE Come Register For A Pre-Christmas SALE Ends Nov. 30th FREE T R I P to N A S S A U R egister TODAY for FREE Prizes 2nd Week’* FIRST M IZE: FOR TWO Further Detail* At Our Store Hamilton-liearh K lfttrk Micrr. ta m p lc lr with all attachment*. Vain* fJJ.ee SKTO.NU I’RlXK — / F f l T f t f f l f f . No OhUgaliui Hardaond Hract Chop Hl«k T o Bay .ad T e n d e re r Value M M [ T llir «„ « BAGGERLYS APPLIANCE CENTER HOLY CROSS VS BOSTON COLi.r.t.fc 8 M U VS T C U Maceuat Price. IU 1 Orlaade Drtva f t S-M71 Broiled Burgers MAN IT S A WHOPPER! Fast Courteous Curb Service Ug te 40 mile* per goloa $295 down McKEE • N French Ave. $1695 delivered MOTOR CO. FA W NOTRE DAME VS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA �\ Plane Crash ifytmlb Sattfori* Death Toll WEATHER: Clearing and coder today and tonight. High today in the mid-70'a. Low tonight in the low 50V. Reaches 11 CHICAGO (UPI) _ Investiga­ tors today sifted the dim * black­ ened nibble of a residential neigh- j bortoad where a four-engine earfa plane tore a fiery path ad da­ rt ruction, killing l l persons. Fow teams of experts tried to M ie e e together the twisted bits of ^ rre c k a g e to fiod why the Trans World Airlines Super-H Connellslion crashed before dawn while trying to make an emergency land­ ing at Midway Airport Tuesday. One a station expert laid a lose of power might have caused the explosive, roof-shearing crash in the densely populated area. like Civil Aeronautics Board said a public hearing would be held j a f t e r investigators have meticu­ lo u s ly pieced together and exam­ ined the wreckage in a TWA han­ ger at Midway. Local officials also were plan­ ning aa tovcetigattoa. Cook County (Chicago) Coroner Walter C. McCarron laid he wou'd summon a blue ribbon jury to take evidence. MrCarrnn said residents of the stricken neighborhood told him planes were "flying too low." tdy M feet above the However, families living in the toog rows of bungalow-type borne* hav t bteomt inured to the ntvtr* ceasing noise of planes overhead. They learn lo sleep soundly, de­ c i l e the roaring airplane engines, Tueaday the pettern wee tragi­ cally changed. At 5:31 a. m. ■ freight plane from New York to l.os Angeles ^aw ting down the runway. • Its pilot, Capt. Claude Helwig. 40, of Los Angeles, had Jurt clear­ ed Ihe airport and was cllming into the dark and overcast sky when he radioed the control tower: "Midway. We Just got a fire bell on No. 1 engine. We re coming back in." At 5:37, just six minutes after takeoff, the plane skimmed too low over the darkened homes. The tall section struck a house IRJust five blocks from the airport. It glanced off two other houses, awept through a light post and crashed into two bungalows three blocks from the runway. The tail assembly smashed into an apart­ m ent house across the street. The plane was only to seconds fruin a aafe landing. .Philippine Troop Harassment Hit WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Phil Weaver (R Neb.) charged today that the "graft-ridden" Phil­ ippine government has embarked on an open program of harassing U. S. troops stationrd In the is lands Weaver, who recently returned from a trip to the Philippines, said any American living on a U. %. base there "must hire arm ­ ed guard* to patrol hia home or property will be looted and his family molested or murdered." The lawmaker, a member of the House defense appropriations sub­ committee. seid the Stale Depart­ ment bad not told Americans “ about Ihe true conditions hew eauee some fear treading on the too* of a friendly government. The truth is that the Philippine government is not fri* dly." In New York, Eddie Mar tel mo. prwM ittarhe of the Philippine Embassy. branded Weaver’s charges "Ihe wildest and moat ridiculous ever to rome from an American visitor to the Philip­ pine* ." Steel Mediators Make Another Try WASHINGTON (CPU — Top government peacemaker* meet today lo talk turkey about ways to settle the sis month old steel dispsile before workers are free lo resume their strike in late Jan uary. 0 Dr. George A. Taylor, chair man of President Eisenhower s steel fact finding bosrd, was scheduled to confer on Stritcg with Federal Mediation Chief Jo seph F. Finnrgan awl Labor Sec relsry James P. Mitchell. VOL. XLI1 United Press Leaned Wire BY M W C A IN ini The people of Asmtools County wba are miodful of tba true depth of meaning la the observance ef Thanksgiving Day will have am ­ ple opportunity to express their thankful praise ta God for the abaodsnt blessings showered upon our nation, comm unit is*, families, sad personal lives. There will he ■ Union Thnnkagiving Service Ja Sanford sponsored by the Seminole County Mini­ sterial Association. The First Bap­ tist Church will ba the boat foe this service which will begin at 1:30 a. m. The Re*. A. C. Sum­ mers. pastor ef the DeBary P res­ 1 p. m. Stocks MR. AND MRS. GLENN WIMBISH Treasury Honors Glenn W im bish liktin J. Wimbish. Weal Crystal Drive, Loch A rb o r, has received the Albert Gallatin Award from Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson. Wimbish. who recently retired from the Internal Re­ venue Service, U. S. Treasury Department, ns supervisor in chnrge of the New York City Office of the Alcohol and Injured Passenger To Be Questioned About Stolen Plane ORLANDO (U PI)—Poller wailed to (juestion an injured Indiana man today about a stolen airplane which crashed in a heavy fog and killed the teen-aged pilot. Sheriff's officers sought to inter­ view Nathan Hunt. 21, about the thrlt aod the crash of the new single engine Cessna. Hunt suffered chest and internal injuries when the plane crashed in a swamp in 0 r (l a n d o's nutsklr.x n r ly Monday. He was found unconscious Tuesday lying beside the wreckage, 26 hour* af­ ter the accident. Killed in the crash was Anthony Charles Lagnese III of Orlando, Ihe pilot. The body of thp 17-jear ,ll<* ,K>>' * “* rmm'1 »lrappc-sl in the seat of the plane which crashed shortly after it was stolen from Orlando Municipal Airport. Sheriff Dave Starr said Hunt i-arne here only a lew days ago from Madison. Ind., with his bride of four mnntha. Golf Club Burglary Leads To 3 Arrests Sheriff's Deputy R. K. Grant Ualay made three arrests snd re­ covered flu per rent of ihe golf equipment sloJen from the Roll­ ing Hills Country Club Sunday night or Monday morning. Warrants have been issued for two mure arrest* in connection with Die robbery the sheriffs of fice reported. Club Pro W. P. I.raplme said that Hems taken included It golf bags. 69 golf woods. Ill irons, 10 pullers, 106 golf hall*, six golf umbrellas, six pair of goif 'shoes, 36 pairs of golf stove*. It straw hat*. 31 rain hats. 31 golf esp*. whiskey and cigars A holdup at Oscar's Packagc Slore yesterday result**! in tlw loss of $05■TO to store attendant Thro Pate, deputies »aid. Pale .lid that a Negro shout 2n years ild robbed hnn at gunpoint in the t-ird ill Ave. and 25th St. store 'he robber, was about five feet mr inches tall and was wearing haki pants and shirt. He fled n a faded brown ear, Pate satd. Tobacco Tax Division after 32 and one half years oi federal servire, received this award after return­ ing lo Sanford early this month. The Albert Gallatin Award is presented upon retirement lo so employe who has completed 20 years or more nf honorable and meritorous service m the Treeaury Department. New York Internal °evenue em­ ploye* aod friends gathered for a testimonal dinner honoring Wim­ bish at Ihe officers club, Fort Jay. on Governors Island. Many high ranking federal and state of­ ficials were also present as Wim­ bish is a retired eoi lander of the U. S Coast Guard llrservc. Mr*. Wimhish, one of the honored guests, arrived in New York about a week in advance of the testi­ monial dinner and was kept busy virvjupg Was Brnadwaw shows ,#m 4 TV (Mrfrtrtnaicrs. The Wimbish* at* now back home in Loch Arbor and Wimbish Is considering several offers from industry as advisor and tax con­ sultant. Couniy Promotion Program Staled The Sanford Chamber af Com­ merce will spend M.SOO for publi­ city during the current fiscal year. Figures released out of the year's budget show that the money will go toward publication, bill­ boards and industrial promotion. With die exception of salaries, SI3,7W, the publicity figure ia the largest item of this year's budget which totals $31,100 Other items include Il.tnn for tourist attractions snd ranventvona: 11 .AM for auto sxpensos ami l*soo far postage The budget also shows $600 car­ ried over from last year's budget. K *vV H . •:w DIAN AIKEN NEW YORK (UPI) — Bock price* at t a. m.: American Airline#............... »** American T A T .................. T7 American Tobies* . . . . . . . . M i Baltimore A Ohio ............ MVi Bethlehem S te e l.................. 51'* C A O ................................ Mt-s Chryafor ................................ Curtis* • Wright ............... AH* DuPont ................................. *33 Eastman Kodak ........ 10>*A Ford Motor ..................... IH s General Electric ............... MM General Motor* .................. *1'« Graham . Pslp# ............... l lb Inti. T A T ..................... » Lorillard .......................... Minut* M aid......................... 2°'* Penney 117'k Penn RR ■■■•'•............... 1W* Roysl American .................. * Sears Roebuck ................. lO 'i Standard Oil (NJ) ............ MM Studebakar ...................... MH U. S. Steel ..................... *IW Westinghouse El................... MV* SANFORD, FLORIDA By Student Group Oak to KmirtJi St., east on Fostrth In Sanford Ave and then North on Sanford to Second St. where Dim Aiken was elected presi­ it will disband t hairnun Jack Wilber also said dent of Ihe Student leaders' Orany gpeip which ordered Ms float ganiiation at a meeting Tuesday decorations from the Jayceei can night at the high school She re­ pick them up at the float ware present* the Future Teachers house on First St aero** from foe Club, of whveh the in president also. Mayfair loo The wsrenoute will he open Sat­ Other officers are Larry Mrurday and Sunday afternoon (fuatlcrs, vice president, and Jaive through tlw early evening hours Harward. secretary-treasurer. The represergalive* af the 21 am! during the first lour day* of student orgamuuo.w officially next week Some 30 float# aod 39 march named foe group tc continue to ing unit* ami band* sre expected sponsor projects for the student to participate In this year's body. Currrnt project is a clean 1 141 campaign. parade. « 4 I byterian Church, w tl give the Thanksgiving addreta. A number of other pastors will also partici­ pate in the service. At least two churches in Banford wtH have sepsrate programs for Thanksgiving Day. The Holy Cross Episcopal Church will cele­ brate a full Choral Eucharist at ■ a. m. with the Adult and Junior Choirs presrnhng special music. The Rev, George Swallow will as­ sist the rector, ihe Rev. Joha Thomas. A Thanksgiving message will be given by the rector. Can­ ned and fresh foodstuffs given by the adults and children of tht church will be hanked around the high altar. After the service these will be delivered to the Sarrpta Home In Sanford and the Bishop Grey Inn in Davenport. The Lutheran Church nf the Re dtemer will conduct a service at *:30 a, re. Pastor Hrrbert Goers* will give the Thanksgiving mes­ sage on the theme "Extolling The Ijord." The Sunday School chikt ran will sing "We Thank Thee, 0 God." and the Senior Choir will present the anthem. ‘T V liravena Are Declaring." An offering will be received for the church's new educational building. Canned goods are being received as a special Thanksgiving offering for the Ssrcpta Rest Home. Resides the special religious pro­ grams in Sanford, there also will be services in several of Ihe comnmnites around the county. In l-*ke Mary, the Narareae, Pres hylrrian, and Baptist Churches will join in a Union serve* at • p. m. in the P in t Baptist hurch. In Enterprise, the Kpiirupalan* and Ihe Baptists will hold separate services. The former will meet for Holy Communion at 1:30 a, rn. and Ihe Raptista will hear a special Thanksgiving sermon at It a. m. A special Thanksgiving service will hr held Tliursday morning at the First Church nf Christ Scien­ NO. 571 Full Survey To Be M ade Polio Free Week JACKSONVILLE (UPI) ----- No new cases of polio were reported in Florida last week-the first polio-free week since April 10. The State Board of Health said Tues­ day Ibi* leave* the count at IN cates for the year, compared with 234 during the same period last year. Record Price LONDON tUI’l) - A New York art dealer paid a world record $364,000 for a Gauguin painting to­ day, eclipsing the previous high of $260,000 paid for nne in Paris in 1937. The firm, Rosenberg and Stiebel. laid out the turn for the famous "Te T in Ns Ve I Te Rata." "1 Await the Lslter" *t *n auetioa at Snsithehy’a gallery. Living Costs Up DRAINAGE COMMITTEE member* are. sealed loft to right, M. I- O d­ ium. Harold Knsfner anil ('. S. Lee. Standing are Warren Knowles, left, and A. S. Merrill. (Staff Photo) WASHINGTON 101*1» - The government may announce today that living cost* climbed to an all-time high in October and trig­ gered pay increases fur more than a million worker* Even if the Labor Depirlment reports that the By I.AHRY VEKSIIKI. consumer price indea levelled ait John Henry Hart celebrates has list month, an estimated 730.000 103th birthday here tomorrow Inst auto wurkers will get penny-an- you wouldn't know it by talking Ui hour-wage boost* h*r»u»e of past him. The eldn ly Negro win. ws* horn increases. in Hampton. Ve., ia the most artivs resident of the Good Sa Program Delayed IjOS ANGELES lUPD-An nsr mantan Hume for Aged, accord ing to Mrs. Ruby Wilson, prrsi gtne explosion snd s "broken fuselage have delayed by about dent of Ihe home's hoard of ini* three week* a program to put the teea rod manager. "Papa," a* It* is afferliiMMlel} first manned aircraft ux) mile# above the earth. A North Ameri lilted by other residents of Uw can Aviation Corp. ipokaaman dis­ hoine, spends most of his lime closed today the XlS-«ne of three wheeling a 99-yrar old mao around seven-ton rocket ships built fur the the home rod speaking at prayer Air Force snd Ihe National Aero meetings "When lie isn't working, helping naulic* and Space Administration —should be repaired rod hsrk in others," Mrs. Wilson said, "he is Ihe fringe-of spare project by Dee. usually reading hi* Bible." ••That's my salvation." Hart said. "I don I teem lo ever get Floods Ease Off SEATTLE. Wash. (IJPII - enough lime to read the Gout Book Western Wsshinglun's rain swollen like I should." Tlie amating thing aUiot Hart river* continued to recede luday, but not fast enuujti to permit Good is lhal he spent his first 12 >esrs ed lowland residents to start all­ m bed. "Something wrong with nut mop-up operations The floods, my stomach," he recalled. "M*. t e r m e d Western Washington’* ms would never let me |r4 up worst in 27 years, inundated hun­ dred* of valley*, crippled crus* state travel and drove over Lion parsons from their homes One person was fearrd dead in the dis aster. He was George Shaske of Eltensburg, Wash, whose car was buried is a slide The suto was CAPE CANAVERAL (C P I) — found empty. A gisnt Atlas-Able roc'teg stood poised today fur America's sixth shot at Use mono—over a trad already biased by two Russisn Luniks. I.aunch time for foe 96 foot WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi dent Eisenhower his Seen sd •Double-A"— tallest ami most vised that federal revenues may powerful of all U. S. rockets to jump by $4 billion m fiscal date — appeared Imminent. The launching could rome as soon as 1961 lo a record $6.1 billion If Ibis forecast by government early Thur»d*y, when the moon sources holds *p *> ■ hnsl re­ moves closest to the earth. Riding atop foe foorstag* be­ view next month, the president Is expected to send Congress a hemoth will be a 371 pound pay­ budget railing for spending of load that scientists hope to guide about $81 billion, and s surplus into orbit around the muon with a unique terminal guidance aystens of $2 billion That would he Ihe biggest black never tried by an American spar* ink margin F.nenbowar ha* poet- rocket. The spherical payload, riding ia ed la Ue two term* to foe While House. So far, tb* president bee the topmost pert of foe Able up posted four budget deficits rod per states, was deiignrd to take twe surplus**. i pictures if the moon a "Ur»wto" John Henry To M ark 105th Birthday Atlas Rocket Set For Shot At Moon May Take Big Jump tist in Sanford. As la alt Chris­ tian Science Churches, a period of voluntary expressions of gratitudo for God'a goodness will be included la tue service. "Thanksgiving" will be the sub­ ject of the lesson-sermon. The Thanksgiving Day Proclamation of Ihe President of the United Stales will be read at the service. There also will be readings from the King Jan trs Version of the Bible and from Mary Raker Eddy’s "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip­ tures." No collection will be taken at this aervice. and local members have invited the public to attend. Committee Starts Study Of County Drainage Levy News Briefs Route Are Announced Dian Aiken Elected Federal Revenues (SAM tram Ftf*i to WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1959 Varied Thanksgiving Services Scheduled Christmas Parade Judges, Judges lor the Christmas Parade snd the route of the parade were announced today. Judge* sre John C. Galloway, county tax rotlectur; Mr*. Voile Williams, president of the San­ ford Garden Club and the Rev. Robert Spear, preudent of the .Seminole County Ministerial Asso­ ciation. Prises will be awarded in four categories including hr*; and second place* in the business, church, schodl and eivic organisation floats. The parade scheduled h r I p Dec. 1. will start at First 9t, and Magnolia We. It will run Established 190S from lhal bed " Hcralling hi* youth in Virginia. Hart said he went to school in an old shack with four other kids and learned lo read rod write "in no tun* it all " "Mam* would never lot me invoke and I .emember I had an old corn rob pip*, t lived to sneak Herter Says Red Outlook Changed WASHING! UN (UPI) - Sucre lary of Male ('hriitiun A. Herter says the Russian's have "come a very long way" in altering their poiition on Berlin since they toochrd off the German crivis one year agu Herter told a new-v ronfermcr Tuesday that he haved tins an ew meni on two points. —Soviet Premier Nikita S Khrushchev has reversed hiv ori gmsl argument that Die West had no legal right m divided Berlin. —Khrushrhev has removed his threat to take unilateral action hy making a separate peace treaty with Communist East Germany and turning over to the East Ger­ mans the access roads into West Berlin. Herter made Ihe statement in ' firing hack si former Secretary j of State Dean Acheson's charges ] that the administration was play- I ing Ihe Soviet game in agreeing to discuss Berlin at a summit | meeting. News Says Florida Coach To Resign MIAMI (UP!) — The Miami News reported today that Font ball Coarh Bob Woodruff of Hi* University nf Florida will resign following Saturday's game against Miami. According In foe News, Wood ruff "wtH not be ached to suy on In Ins <to*J M picSy at ro ach athletic director." The announce rnrnt may rom* early next week Ml Gaineavdla, off around Use house rod smoke It waa my only pleasure, I thought then." he laid. Hart admitted ihpt he stopped smoking about at) years ago. "I don't remrmlier the rsaton. . . maybe 1 lost lhal pipe," he said. WhM about ht* se c re t for long WeT "No secret, sou. just took things raw and never worried about anything," he said. "My fnvorttr food ia grits and I don't helievs m eating all this fancy food I hear about." Did Hart remember the Civil War? "I remember Mama wouldn't let me go off lo fight in somr war or another hot don't recatl the de­ tails now," Hart recalled Dial he went to school a few days In the week am! worked on a large farm somr un Ilnurs s week "I guess things are dillrreni now." he said. According to record* at the home, Hart left Virginia during the early liwu's and. with his family, settled in Titusville. II* has been at Ihe home vine* 1035. What about television "Got no time to watch that. I've gig enough to do taking care of the other patients here." Indieslions are (hat the solution to the county's drainage problems may come from a special enabling act te set up a county wide drain­ age millage levy. These indicia!ion* came out ef n special Informal meeting of ■ five-man drainage committee and the county commission yesterday. The committee, comprised of Chairman Harold Kistner, War­ ren Knowlea, A. S. Merrill, C. ». I-e* and M. L. Cullum wan told by Couniy Commissioner John Krider that "we are laying the entire program In your lap*." Krider pointed out lo the com­ mittee that drainage hnn become n critical problem, la Scmtfpta County and no real solution or any program baa been found or pro­ posed. The first Job of the committee will be to survey the whole drain­ age problem and even discus* tba possibility at future drought eastdll ion*. They will study soil nonsnrvation, wildlife and Impounding of waters If n drought emergency should arise. Kaalner seid they win also leak into Hie possibility of matching funds with ths federal government under the Small Watershed Pro­ gram. Krider told the group font the federal program haa merit but will lake three years to pul into effect because "they are fore* year* behind in their projects." Most of the members at foe drainage committee agree font solution is a special county-wide millage levy lor drainage. Ways of establishing ihe mlMage will be among the prime diecusunrts of the group. Cullum put it this way: "The only aolution is a mitt age levy. Of course, there will be -sum* persons who won't want to p*v. My feeling U If Uicy don't pay, don't let them bother the lo­ cal authorities when their land to flooded." County Engineer Hob Davis told the group that the otain problem would be lo seek an ' orderly" program, whether it be through a roonlytsul* lax or individual drainage ditches, K.ntner said it would he at least a few weeks before the commit­ tee rame up with any solutions or rscominemlationt to bring be­ fore the commission. Richard Return!) Sanford I'ulilic Work • Director Syd Hu-hard is bark on the |ob part lime after undergoing sur­ gery al Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital recently. Hichard will pro­ bably resume full time work Mon­ day if he is released after a medical rhrekup today, the pub­ lic works office rvporlrd. Cold Coming I.AKKI.AND (l' 1*1k—Temitoruture;* will ilrup ne«r the (lunger point in North Florida Thursday morning ns a new cult! front pushes into the slate. The weather forecast fur the area including Semin­ ole County said temperattires might go ns low as ilo to U>, with a possible .Tt-lt'i in pockets and mucklanda. Scattered frost also was predicted. The Front Warning Service hern said readings would he an low an 55 in the extreme northern sections of the state. Temperatures this morning slid to tui much a* 20 degrees below those of Tuesday as the leading edge at thn cold air mass ntovtd info the stats. Thn cold air triggered severs thunder atonng ta South Florida early today with gusta nstimated unoffi­ cially at GO to 70 miles an hour in the Belle Glude-Pahokae 1‘alai tinach si u s . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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If a grand champion cow bad been chosen in the 4-11 Club contest, Owen's Rosebud would have taken the pritr. • 4-M Judge said. Rosebud took first place ia the three-year-old class. Winning the slate paature essay contest for Seminole County ia an­ other of Owen's recent feats, lie received s 523 savings bond for his top county esisy on pasture Improvement, The Csmmsck girls also havt upheld the reputation of Fair Glades Jersey Dsiry, Twelve-yearold Catherine'* "Aim Mona Pris­ cilla" placed second and took a red ribbon in the two-year-old cow class at the 4-11 show. Frances, 10 the imallest Cammirk. has a fifth place red ribbon won by her "Luke Glady Blossom" in the competition. Ribbons were awarded on the basis of tha 4-H members record books, the contestant's activities In developing his anlmsl. the fit­ ting and conditioning of the animal, showmanship, and the Judges' score of the animat itself. Owen's pasture Improvement esasy told bow the Cammack fields were transformed into silage producing paature. After the land was drained to remove water and salt In the aoM. the Cammicks planted five or tlx types of gras* lo find which would thrive. Dm hundred acres of Pangola grass was planted in four year#, after the natural grass was burned off. The Cammacks have 1.100 tons e l silage for cattle feed ia their (we blue silos and stored ia a trench. The Geneva prite-wlnaara a n th# children of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Csmmsck. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday. High today near 80. Low tonight about W. VOL. XLIX United Pres# I.eased Wire New Committee T _ ^ PRIZE WINNERS Frances, Owen and Catherine Canuntu-k of Geneva showtwo o f their bovine beauties.which won honors at th«4-li Club show at the Orange County Agricultural Fair. Owen's "Pappy Pepper itnnehud” at left, took a blue ribbon at the show while Catherine's “ Aim Mona Priscilla" placed aecond in the two year old cow class. Frances' prize winner remained at breakfast as the picture was taken at Fair Glades Jersev Dairy. (Staff Photo) Is Musical Taste .Subject To Price? News Briefs Relieved U f .lobs ROME (UPI)—Thirteen Ameri­ can officers, the enlire U. S. com­ mand at the NATO base at Izmir in Turkey, havfc been relieved of their jobs following an investiga­ NEW YORK (UP1) — The man who popularized rock 'n tion of alleged hlark market acrod faced a showdown with his TV employer today over livitiee, it » m learned here to­ whether money rather than art influenced hi* taste in music, day. Diee jockey Alan Freed, already fired from his radio job #or refusing to sign a statement about "payola," was sum­ moned to meet with WNEW-TV officials on business prac­ .City Mey Benefit By Court Ruling On Slum Clearance "A w en t ruling by the Florida Supreme court may have opened the door for Sanford and other 0 municipalities t« gat federal fundi • for siam clearance?’ City NVana ger W arm Knowles said today. The court's decision held that ■rban renewal, when tied to slum clearance la a valid functioa of government. The ruling cleared the way for Sanford and other cities and towns In qualify far million* of dollars hi federal urban renewal funds. _ Sanford city officials will study "w a ys which will allow them to aharo in the federal funds. One pos.-nble Way, according In Knowles, m to submit a special enabling act before the neat seeaion of tha legislature. Tb* ruling cam# on a Tampa *s m . The court upheld Tampa's plan for alum clearance by a 4-1 decision. The majority decision was that public purposes are served in Henning up slums even if tha proV je ct benefit! tome private proper­ ty owners. Board To Vole On Drainage Levy Sanford's City commission will vote on a resolution opposing any additional nullage levy by the “ county lor drainage purposes if * In to he levied county wide, at the city commission meeting to­ night tn city hall. A >.int agreement with the fopnty allowing the use id that oft argued open drainage ditch for Sanford Ave. drainage at 2Sih 51 extending north will also be voted on. The Sanford Ave. drainage pro biem it scheduled for discussion between the city fathers and conn• ty commission chairman John Krider. Combining city and county regis. (ration records will also be dis­ cussed with Mrs Camilla Bruce, county registration supervisor. The commission will hear the re quest of Lake Minnie Estates for permission to connect their suer to .Sanford’s, will consider city payment of Sanford Greyhounds Class .t< ---------baseliatl ------funds — for —— 19C0. -----'" w ill discuss Ilie Sanford Housing Authority city services hilling, and vote on adoption of a new ptumh ini code Officer Shoofs Early Prowler tice of Um ‘tig Beat show. Jack Lynn, program manager, and Bennet Korn, general mana­ ger. said Uieir station is particu­ larly Interested In finding out how records are chosen for the show, how performers are paid, and who winds up with the money. The Big Beat is a program slanted toward* tern agers which features performers who panto­ mime the words lo records played in the background. It is a packag­ ed product entirely operated by Freed. Freed was fired from his WABC raJio record Saturday be­ cause he refused to sign a state­ ment saying he did not take "payola," t' r word use to de­ scribe bribe* paid tn disc jockeys by companies which want their releases pushed. Freed said he never took pay­ ola, hut would noi sign the state­ ment because ha considered U an "mault" to lit* "reputation for in tsgrity." Freed's troubles were but one aspect of the rapidly developing payola scandals, tn Detroit Sun day another tired disc Jockey held a press conference. Tom Clay, discharged by radio station WJBK, admitted tie took money to plug records and de­ fended the practice, lie said hi* payola earnings nearly equaled his fg.flQO-a-yvar salary, and said it wss Just "good business." However, Federal Communica­ tions Commissioner Robert E. U e said the practice was clearly a case of breaking Um law. He •aid any station on which payoi* is allowed can lose R* license. At Chicago the president of the Mutual Broadcasting System call­ ed today for a single honest pro­ gram ratings standard to replace ratings "perpeirated by hoax, by riggings and preplanning." Robert F. Hurlrigh said broad casters nes-d " i ratio: servur that provides a solid, fund amen tal basia for analysis and com­ parison—a »erv ice that cannot be swa)ed or inllurticed by the per sons paying the freight." "1 a in also for a rating service that give* s good rrovs section of listeners' and viewers' reactions — and not mumho - jumbo that can't lie understood," Burleigh told the Sales Marketing Elects lives of Chicago. Indian Killed HOLLYWOOD (UPD—Investiga­ tor* blamed dark clothes awl a foggy night fur the highway death of a Seminole Indian on U. S. UI Saturday night. Cowboy Henry Billie, about 45. was struck awl killed uo i)w Dania Seminole res­ ervation in West Hollywood. A slate trooper *„id the Indian was wearing dark clothes awl was al­ most invisible in the fog. Equipment Izost MIAMI (t'P I )-A Miami tfrvdg ing (inn bad little hopes today of refining half a millSn dollars In equipment it said was seised by the Cuban government. C'. C). Moody, president of the M A M Dredging and Construction Co., said the Cuban government seized a tug flying the American flag and other equipment on a pretext they were illegally in Cuban wa­ ters. Steady Prices LAKELAND (UPlt — Florida Citrus Mutual predicted "steady lo stronger prices" should result from a leveling off of grapefruit shipments last week General Manager Robert W. Rutledge said the shipments art "becoming more normal" after being un usually heavy in the early part of the season, lie a. id ahout 25 per rent of the projected total ship­ ments already have been made. Extradition Hearing MIAMI (DPI)—Former Dictator Marco* Pern dimmer faced a new estradiction hearing today on charge* by the Venezuelan gov­ ernment of murder, torture and embezzlement The Venezuelan government accused Perez Jim­ enez in documents filed last Septemtver nf ordering secret police tn murder four men and torture olhrra in hia nine-year dictator­ ship. It* alsti was charged with graft and stealing millions of dot lars from :he country's treasury. A ___ IV L* Study Tomorrow Way* to solve the county’s drainage problem* will be discuss­ ed tomorrow afternoon by a newly appointed five-man draining eon Irol committee and the board of county coin misiioners. Serving on ther draining commitlee are Warren Knowles, A. S. Merrill, C. S. I-ee. Harold Kastner and M. L. Cullum. Among the possibilities to be studied during the afternoon ses­ sion of the meeting will be for the federal government to match funds with the county under the Small Watershed program. Under ib* new program, Uie government matches funds with the local government to construct draining facilities. Fa lavished 19U8 NO. 569 Fidel Backs 1 p. m. Stocks Public Hearing Slated Tuesday On School Budget 3-Car Accident Leads To Arrest Masons To Meet Tomorrow Night Lions To Hear Crop Specialist -Sanford Lions will hear the assi'lanl vegetable crop eperialixt at the University of Florida speak un Inter relation.hip of agriculture and butlnria at their noon lunch con tomorrow. Mason Marvell will speak at the Civic Center gathering a« part of the natkm-wide Farm Citv Week observance. Communist Unity Plan HAVANA (UPD — Cuban union, iata rebuffed Premier Fidel Catlew early today by electing # Communist fret executive eon*mittoa for the CTC union fedoraTbo oaeoutivo eommtttre cbooon shortly after 4 a. m. by an overwhetming majority of delegates tn tha CTC convention included only throe supporters of ; Communistbacked "unity" plon, and all of them Identify tbemaeJve* ae non. Com muni*la. Although Castro ‘vad appeal ad directly tn Ib* ornsroottoo for unqualified adoption of th* unity plan, only It of met* than 3.00# dalegato* rotad agnlnat Ih* non. Communist execttUv* alala. The Communist* abstained. The eon vent km recessed after elect Ing the imw oommlUe*. and it appeared likely that adjournmen! would follow <4*Mty. The three unity supporter* m th* new executive eomosittro ..................... ror m e u e c. 4 Jaycee war* CTC Secretary General Christmas march ia marked out by Paradti Mfrtidial David Salvador, Joau* Into end Curtis Dunaway. Sheriff J. 1* Hobby and Police Chief Joe* M. do la Aguilera. Roy William* Uke a look at the way the paratlu will go The olection wax denounced by from First 8t. and Park Ave. Th* Jayceea will accept Fauation Calcine*, loading pro­ late entries of floats until Sntunlny. (Staff Photo) ponent of Ih* unity plan, and Army Capt. Cuatavo Mat. leader of (ho airline worker*' uoioo. Cakinse charged that * n nonCommmust ilale gave important posts to "Mujaliataa"—support are of ih* re giro* ousted by Cnatrn last New Year'a Day. "The rightists and Mujaliataa art trying to aabutago the con­ vention." he mapped. "Opponent# A new infestation of firs ants The anil whose stings are harm­ of tha unity plan are an obstacle was reported -preiding to the Lake ful to humans and animals were to the forward movement of Fidel Harriet section, today, George Di­ found in the Sanlando area about j Castro's plana, ton. USDA inspector said. The convention had been mark* The new infestation m i reported three weeks ago. ing time for more than 14 bourn Diion said that tha nrw Infesta­ over th* weekend ami local and when Salvador appeared to profedrral authorities are beginning to tion ia being treated with ant kill­ sent the data that had been ham­ worry because of the spread nf ing heplocblor. mered out Ui overnight cooiultn* the insects, Diion said. Idion reported that the principal liens behind the scenes. Among tho few resolution* adopt, danger from Ilia ants is to pas­ toral. Ha added that cows relux* rri during Ih* predawn hotira to sat in pasture* that have been was one denouncing the "unfriend­ ly attitude" of U. 5. armed fnrre* lid by tha ant a. Dison urged all farmer* in during thin month's anti-Ameri­ southwest Seminole county area can riots in Panama. The conven­ tion also voted to asses* Cuban Two minor fire* during the who ace the ant* ur mounds to workers 4 per cent of Uieir pay to notify th* county agent's office weekend ranted damage In tha finance plans for industrialisation Winn Dixie Store on First Si and it once. of the country. "As long as we know where the a home at 2125 Willow Ave Firemen reported that a defective mounds are. we can bring this light fixture caused the blaze at menace under control," Dison liie Wuin-Dixie store. w'"» damage said. According lo Dison, more than confined to Ibr budding. Firemen were out 44 minulea before the 2,300 arres in Sanlando Springs have been treated with hrptnrhlor fir* was undrr control. Late yesterday afternoon a home thus far. owurd by James Wade received minor (ire damage. The fire was VANDENBEKG AIR FORCE caused by children playing with RASE. Calif. (UPI) — The United matches, firemen reported. I'lie States suffered another setback ia fire was confined to a closet in the xpara race with Russia Sun­ tim horn*. Memo to city of finals: Please day night when the Air Force aban­ doned its search for a tiny spacn •Tv the downtown cluck. The familiar cluck haa been capsule ejected from a Discoverer seven minulea alow since a power satlelit* in polar ortui. All efforts to recover the 37-by« failure hit th* area tad Monday. Some people are complaining 3.1 Inch instrument package wern Members nf the legislative dele , that they are lals fur ihrir coffee hilled with the selling sun. gallon and ruunly commission and ))rrl|^ The Unitrd States had hoped to county advisors to Gov. Collins '____ recover the capsule aa it parawill meet "sometime later in the rhutrd earthward or pick It up in week" tn recommend a successor thr vast Pacific. Naval vessels aim to David Gatchel as county *«mhad assisted in the futile search. misaioner (rum District 2. Thr Air Force had beped R9 Gatchel vacated the county eoiti seventh straight attempt at plae. mission post upon being appointed LONDON (UPI) Most inirtxu- mg a satellite in orbit and recover­ ax clerk of the circuit court h> nf advert Ilament in today's Lon- ing its capsule would give the r,tGov Collins two week* ago. The Times: lion an important apace ago governor will appoint the new rorn"Wanted An authentic jeweled "firat.'* Neither th* U. S. nor Rus­ inisiloner. royal crown having value quarter sia — so far at ia known — haa million pound*: (57UU,WWJ or more. managed to recover a man-mad* Steel Output (iains objpet hurled back from an orbit. Write box F. 479." PITTSBURG (UP!) -T h e na lion's steel furnaces, roaring hark after a record-amashing ltd day strike shutdown, approached 90 per tent of capacity production today — Um 16th day of a Taft Thornton lutborutury reprxnentaUvea will start pol­ Hartley 10day cooling off period lution teats of Iwtke Monro* next Monday, City Manager The American Iron and Steel Warren Knuwlc* laid today. tontxtui* estimated Ih* output of The tochniciann will Uk* water sample# nloac *he row ateai far (he flrat two weeks •outh aid* o f lake Monroe awry day from went o f the at the Supreme Owrt hack lerailroad hridgo to a point near the Brumley Boat W o’ ka. work order *( upward* of 3.UJ,000 Tim ulgr will supply n bunt fur Um lent#. Know lea aaid. New Fire A n t Infestation Is Reported In County Winn-Dixie, Home Damaged By Fire Capsule Hunt Ends In Failure Downtown Clock 7 Minutes Slow U. N. Plans New Hungarian Study New Commissioner To Be Discussed UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP() -The United Nations steering com mittre voted 15 In 3 lodsy to reoommHid a new airing in the General Assembly of the lT>d Hungarian freedom revolt and iLs brutal sup­ pression by the Soviet l'moo. Wont Ad Lists Expensive Item I The Soviet Union. Czechoslovakia and Rumania voted against in­ cluding the item on lh« agenda. The Untied Slates to!d the 21-nation committee that "apparently the • by police |end ofU.theJack reign Hickson of terror on is not in Osk AAve early was this shot morning. prowler and killed sight" m Hungary. George Smith, 1413 Oak Ave. rep f *d a prowler at his home a lit Je- after midnight, Sanford An open hearing U ached tiled tor police said. "I heard a nnij* on a shed roof 7:10 p. m. Wednesday on a pro ami the dog chased someone away. posed nrw commercial art eentrr Ttny went toward Park Ave." i u> the southwest portion at the •sinfl told the police county, County Zoning Dirsesor Lt. Hickson arrived and prompt­ I Hob llrown said today, ly shut Um intruder—a large puo- i The proposed art renter would SANFORD* FLORIDA Unionists Rebuff Castro; Elect Anti-Commie Board NEW YORK t u r n - Block prices st t p. m.t Americas Airlines........ 23'k American TAT .................... 77 American Tobacco ............. 105'k Uallimora A Ohio .............. MW Bethlehem Steal ................ J4W U A 0 ................................ 70** Chrysler ............................. <34'■» Curtiss . Wright .............. 32v* DuPont ............ 254M Kastman Kodak ................. in4'» Ford Motor .................... 9# General K k ctn e .................. #»W General Motor* .................. M*t Graham • Paiga.................. 2W Inti. T A T , ..................... tt* Kel's .................................. tW-13* lavrillard ............................. 5*H Minute Maid ................. WW Penney . 117H Penn RR ........................ 5* Royal American ................ *W Sear* Roebuck ............. *OM Standard Oil tNJI ............. 4*3* .............. B 'v The Seminole County School Stndebaker ..................... M's Board wilt hold s public hearing U. S. Steal ou its 195# no county school bud gel Weatmghoua* EJ.................. •• at til a m. tomorrow in the county school office on Commercial Ave. County School superintendent H. T. Milwee said this morning Ihqj ho experts approval nf the mure thin ft* ad-ten hurUM when It i* sent In Tallahassee tomorrow. County schools will receive 51,903,HL’H m slate and fedrral funds for A Hire* isr hit and run arc idem the July 1959 July |9fz) fiscal year. un Lake Mary Kd. and XMh M. SJoT.Sm in county taxes. Spit,100 Saturday morning led tn tha arreat in district taxes and 56.730 from yesterday »f Sanford Negro Thom­ other sources, tn this school sup­ as Wade. port and maintenance budget 51.A ear driving north no Lake HAU.OOO will he spent on faculty Mary Kd. shortly after midnight salaries, 586.J5o for transporta­ failed to stop for a atop aign it tion, Sdto.614 for capital outlay, the 2uth St. intersection. It hit 500,224 to pay off debts, and 5770.043 for other *-\ihtim-« and re­ the side uf ■ car driven west on 2tah Ht. by Kenneth E. Byrd, serves. police said The autn driven by The school board will use 53,- Byrd. 143 Country Club Dr, wss 370,859 ul last March', bond Issue thrown al another car driven cast lo buiUI and add to school build­ on aoth St by David E. Uoyd. ings. This will leave S-KM/JM left 103 Tangerine Dr. The car that from the Issue by next July. In­ failed lo stop for the stop sign terest and principal to lie paid off left the scene at the accident, on tha bonds this year totals 5-’44,police said 051. Hgt Hen Holler arrested Wade Tor driving without a license, fail­ ure lo yield the right of way and failure to stop ami render aid. Hanford'* Royal Arch Masons will meet al 7 30 tomorrow night in the Masonic Hall Past High Priests wiH confer the Royal Arch degree. The Royal Arch Widow* will hold their regular monthly cov­ ered di'h supper and meeting to­ morrow at 6 30 in 'ha Masonic Hall dining room the regular meeting date lias been changed from the second Tuesday lo tha fourth Tuesday of •-a<ti month. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. H)59 New Art Center Hearing Slated Lake Test To Start HOSPITAL EXPANSION ORGANIZERS include Board Chairman A. B. Peterson Sr. and Seminole Mcmorui Ho.xpiUJ Administrator Hurry Weir, shown preparing to lounch the |&00,000 t-xp.UMkni project. An urchheot lo drnw jilamt for tho .'10 bvil addition will Ih- clioaen Dec. 8. Tho boord ut trustees announced that tin* hospital cun more than match 822*’),000 in fedaw.1 ftsudn lo bn ueed un the nddttion (Stuff I'holoj �% * \ r . HOD I H O lfb A ■nicking of oaunty school building funds by the Mato, Ustohtl said. TM teacher aalary committee s responsibility Is to M familiar with problems to structuring a aalary sfhedula and to advise teachers •ad adaiiaiitratori of tMso prob­ lems. The Uacber welfare tammtttra works on teacher retirement and Inaarance affair*. > Bamtaaia County population and iMWMr growth has lad to lnereaaad aae af faculty committees to I Malta acbool policy recommendsJMas, county director of instruction ) Hawaii Galebel said today, i l i e time when each teacher teald bo consulted about a policy * matter baa passed with the day* of ’ ■Bailer population, Gatchel said. ‘ Oarnmlttecs of faculty and acbool t administrators who have aaperl;M ee sad qualified knowledge nt <eiwatioe problems are now hetng ! Mad le make tentative policies to '•M ad teachers can react before flm mas anres a n made official by ' (Be aahaal board, the director ex« Oaanty school uiitclais iry to ; Ia n aa much cross representation ; k w aa mamr schools and teaching • B i l f c T population, Gatchel Mid. ; Alter committee recommendsIkmi ■an approved by principals they Inked Press tetotnnltenal The state of Washington reeled tedsy under nearly a week nf tor­ rential November rains that stranded a train carrying N peeangers and caused hugs land­ slides blocking almost all aaitwest highways. Swollen rivers poured Into lowlying farm land and forced par­ tial evacuation af ant town. TM Ceast Guard r*. Seattle wee Gatchel etfucttenal programs. "Of all the w eft we do that's tM moat Im­ parts at," the director emphasised. . TM curriculum group haa made Meat strides to reading, artlthmat> and science studies he sftd. The Wi ltons! Defense Education Act tM hastened these Improvements M providing money (or lostrueMans] materials. Prograts In testt e ( and guidance and advice on ItaUBtef the sew Seminole High teteai are among tM curriculum •emmittee'a peat projects. TM aMra and admtotetrators in tea legislative group have worked where tee rising knoMmiah River overflowed ita hanks. Volunteers lotted through the night in a battle to sandbag tM river, but civil defense worters called in the Coast Guard to evac­ uate whan tM High water threat coed tow anas la tbs community. Dikes protecting agricultural lends to tee Mohomteh Valley were becoming soggy and to many Instances failed te bald tea rash waters. Lowlands te the vsDey A huge earth slide just east af the summit at Steven* Pass do*ed U.R. 3 indefinitely late Sun­ day night. The highway was re­ ported washed eel In at toast one Mhflf location. The weather bureau said men rate would cootimm hi Washington today. Rain also was forecast for the Gulf states, the OMo Valley and IM tower Great Lake*, tome snow waa expected to fall te tee upper Mississippi V lap ead tea appar Great Lehee. A sold wave baited deep Into Tessa during tee ptoogtng Hospital Notes MIAMI (UP!) — A courageous neighbor whe dashed Into a bias­ ing horn* wai credited today with saving thrrt children to a (Ira which killed a mother and her infant eon. Mrs. Mary Patricia Krai. 33. and Mr ion Mlcbaal died af asphyxiation Sunday whan flames ra|ad through a fashionable »pUt> level home In Sooth Miami. Michael would have celebrated his third birthday today. Two older children raced aereamlng from tho houao and Donald It. Miller, a next . doer neighbor, rescued three others after repcatrd trips Into the amokt-IUtod house. Millar laid M was awakened about 4 a. aa. by IM icreams of the ehIMren. He ran to the home and tore loo*e an aluminum win­ dow with his hare hands to get Inside. Choking hom the smoke, M felt his way around until M found the three children, Hanry Jr., U. John 10. and Ruth A He lad teem to safety then went back time and again in a futile effort to find little Mkhael. TM fire apparently started (ram a lighted algarst dropped an the living room couch, (Ire Inspectors said. Mrs. Keel had bean sepa­ rated (ram her husband since last month. Police said Miller finally found tee baby's life leas body on tee corner of s bed. “ 1 teh that bed again and agate." Miller teid hours later. "1 know M wasn't there. Ha auM have ran around the room." Police said Millar should "pat • medal tor what bo dtd." •*H it hadn’t bean tor torn," uld Detective J, D. Barter, "those children would have never lO U H BROILER S IZ E 4 to 8 •Lb*. Ararat* AAP Our Ftnent QnnJHjr Pumpkin LONG FULLY COOKED TM tour-lane highway I1M 00 to M used nest year In across tM peas was closed when an Mtenalve campaign to build water covered tM roadbed to ana eeveral ad tM studio's yuung con- ipot and a landslide poured tow tree* players Into stardom, Among thee* selected art Jo Morrow, Evy Her!and, Ceroid Douglas, Margie lagea. Otonu Corbett, Jamc* ParMe, Michetl Callen, Jody Baker, Man Uarritir, Joe GallUun and Move Baylor. eg earth on k to mother location, Officials of the railroad said none of tM passengers was tojured and a l would M brought out by buses chartered from a town on the east side ad tea mountate pass. DRIVING NORTH OR SOUTH t ffFIK - KIPIOPME - A ll ISLAND STYLE BOLLYWOOD (UPI) — LV tembto Picture* haa allocated routes. 111 I AY io n GRADE A FROZEN DRESSED A DRAWN TENDER Promotional Drive Itm A C (> IM 1 - HRWY SAVf I I ML James Clemente, Sanford Bevorty Douthht, Sanford Edmour Monforton, Sanford Margaret Sapp, Sanford Jake T. Newby, Sanford Mr. and Mr*. Joe DoulM Sanford, a daughter Dismissal* Mr*. Geraldine Sclera and baby. Geneva Marlon Baas. Oviedo Gladys Halt, Sanford Marion Feebaak, Sanford Geneva Ashley, Sanford lawman Oliver, Sanford Haaal William*, Sanford Lorene Taylor, Sanford Sammie Griffin, Sanford Levi James, Sanford NOVEMBER 11 CHESAPEAKE BAY FERRY DISTRICT •HUBERT Thelma Leepcr, Lake Mary Geneva Richardson, Altamonte Springs Kiln* Millar. Sanford Walter Sloudenmeyw, Sanford Irene Sirianal, Sanford Lucy Wade. Sanford Rotates Robinson, Sanford David Jackson, Sanford Cleveland Preston, Sanford Edward Wllllamaon, Sanford Births Mr. sod Mr*. Junta Sparks, Sanford, a daughter Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy lea, Lake Monroe, a daughter '.Mamiasal* John DoneIson. Sanford Ann Behrens, Lake Monroe Mrs. Lawrence Rlcrto and baby, Sanford Margaret Howell, lake Mary Robert Black, Sanford R. B. Thomas, Sanford James W. Crane, O»ledo James Clrment*. Sanford o v m ll K I Ul iN The Mayfair Men’a Golf Asso­ ciation held their monthly goU tourney yeaterday with turkeys going to the winners. First place In lha tourney waa the team of llarotd Ring, Elmer Boerner, Admiral Johnson and Dick Hovtes. In a second place was the team of Hugh Giver. E. J. Still, Ed Hunt, and Dan Wright. In third place was the team of Dr. Wade Rucker, Dr. McCol­ lum and Ralph Wight. High Point man tor tM play Allgood Brand SLICED AAP J Owr Finest QualHy Fresh Headless GREEN Nutley COLORED SKATE CITY DOG TRACK ROAD Just 100 Feet Off Hey. IT-M Torn West at the Mg Lighted SHOE SKATE Phene TB l-tSSI OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7 1 30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. 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K m . t t , I M # Andalusia I s 'Travel Poster' Spain (Editor's Nets: This Is the and sf » *eri«e af irtleleg by A. M. iad A. H. Haskell who grp now Is Europe). Granada. . .Th# Spiln of lb# travel fetter, of Doe Juan and Carolgn, gf bet dayg, hiab foliage and eilve Irsea — the Spain of whieb mo*i foreigners think when tbs country la racnlloned, U really tbst aeutbernmott aectlon call- id Andtlnaia. - ____ ____ ___ R l ^ K E l i __________. COLD WAVE continues to froet tho mlddio weet Hero, the Great Lakes tanker Taurus needs a defroster in Chicago after a sail from Cleveland during a record breaking eold snan. _____________ -egal Notice ahor* d*»crlb*d lharouahfar#*, and Niiaei.iTin* aaalntl all lot* and landa adjoinA nKnoi.UTIoN piiovioiNfi Ing and cunllguou* or bounding run TUB improvement I«r and abutting upon laid Irnpror*. PAVINO AND IIAHO SI'IIment, and that *n#.|klfd of Ik# PACINO A POBTIOX o r rnllro co»t of aald lmpf*f*mi*t ■PRINO DARK ROAtl AMI ahall k* paid from Iho fltnaral BAI.I.ARD STRBKT TO A Fund of paid Town. WIOTII O f II PKP.T. A.Ml UK. IT Kl'ItTIIKIl HHSOI.VHO: PIIDVIDl.VtO ron TIIK ASThat It I* ih* diurmlittllon of INI* SP.AS1IKNT OP A IMHTIllN body that all lot* and l*nd* ad* OP TUB POST THHIIKDF Joining and contlguou*. or bound­ AllAINHT * II B AIIUTTIKII ing and abutting upon Ih# !ald PROPKHTt OW.VNIU. WHERKAR, III* Collnrll nf lniprur*m*nt will b* tiptelallr h* Toftn To! Ik* Town or Alternants AllilnnnlO Sprint!, b*n.filled by Ih* aald Import. Florida, drrmi It idrliahl* 10 Im- m*nl pokldrd for In thl* R#*olu> or*, trad*, eimatrurl, Mr* tnd tlon lo thn *it*nl of two-lhlrd* «rd aurfar* with a italilllltd Mb* nf lh* total coll of **ld Irnpror*. aao of rial, i llm* rock alahllU m*ot. talloa and a tand and mlnrral a*al, and that lb* rp.clal m r«m *nli Ik* follnwlns Ibnronahfar** In lh* In b* mad* and rnt.rad ag*ln*t all Town of AltemonI* Sprint*. Pl<ir* Iota and land* adjoining and eonllguoua. or bounding and abutting Ha. I«.wll: on aurh contemplated Irnpror*. Sprint U k l Road from lla Inm*nl, ahall b* mad* upon a front tanoellon With Maitland At*. fuotag* ba*l*i that I* to **r that ' aa* Kail It tkt Wait Bound, In Ih* preparation of th* aptclal a arr, Sfrllot It, Townlklp It, ***«*am*nt roll r*ttrlng th* coa* Rama It But, la t width of template)! lmpro*»rn*nt, attch *p*« 11 fk*t. clal b*n*flt* ahall b* datarmlnad RallarC SlfUl from lit lnl*r> and prorntad according to tha foot ••cite* wllk Malllind Ar*nu* frontag* of th* raapacllr* proptr• Karl 1# IM W**t Rnundary, tlaa adjoining and contlalou*. ar M.cllon It, Townahlp It, S. hounding and abutting upon aurh liana* II Edit to * width of loiproram.nl aapaciallr baii.flUPd II f**t. All of said lmpr«r«Mlnll |o k* bjr aald Imprnrrmant. BH IT FIJHTHKR HRSOI.VEIH •on* In aomplUnr* with plant, apto< iflrailan*, and tlllaiaU* paw aa That tha Tat Aaaaaaor af th* TaWM with ika Towt rltrfe of Ik* nf Altamnnt. Spring*, In aeaprd. fti* «wa of Altamonte Pprlat*, whlrh nnca with Ih* prorlalona of law. i Paid plana, •gasification*, and d*ll> thall procaad to mik* anil prtpart (nala* kit* kt*n h*r*lnfor* *p- a aptclal aaiaaam.nt roll, aaattt. prnrad bp tilt Town Count'll. and Ing th* aaprrlal btntfll* to b* r*> ionalltnl* tha plan* and aptrlflra* rolrad a* tha rtault of aald ron* lamplatad Imprnramant* aaalnat llnna for lhl« work; ROW. THEREFORE. UK IT RE* Ih* Into and landa adjoining tnd ftoi.VKlit Thtl ih* Town f?oan»ll rnnllguuu*, nr bounding dnd *k*|. of lh* Toon of Allawnnt* nprlnt* ting aald Improrrm.ntn, baaing e«*m» It adrlfthl* at a n*c*riarp •aid aptrltl ••••••m»nt against lb* publla Imprartmlnl to Irnpror*, rrtpactir* pruptitl.a to ba aaptdal* rad*, rnn.irart, par* and hard |y aaaaaaad upon tha rtllmatad urlar* with a *teblll**<l aub-bara root of aurh ronttinplatad Improraaf clap, a Hat* rork lUblllratlon m.nta aa d.tarmlnad by thl* Rg« and a tand tnd mlnaral r.al, Ik* anlutlon, and Ih* amount dtternlmined by hi* Heaolutlop to b* **• following tboroiithfar**: •eased agelnat tha aald proparly; Spring I.*R* ltn*d from ll* In. and upon th* eompleilon of Ih* aald t*r»*rtlon With Maitland A**. apactal aueionant loll, lo rim* a . nita Kart I* lb* WP*I bnand. rrpy thfrr.nf to bt publlahed In arp, Rartlon If, TnWnahlp II, Ih* Sanford llarald, attachln* la nant* I! ilt l, in a width nf aald aptclal aaaaaamanl roll an pub* . II fail. Hahad, a nallea dlraetad to all Ballard ttfMt from lla Inltr. prnpartp awaara Inlartatad In aald ••cllon wllk Maitland Arantio aptclal araaaamant, atatlng In *r> Kaat la Ik! W!lt Boundary, cordanra with th* prorlalona of Rtclloa II, Townahlp II tnolh, law, a d.Malle tlm* and place llang* I* Batt, to a width of whet* complaint* will ht liter.! 11 faat. that all of aald Irnproramanta ihall with rafaranc* to tb* M i d aapaolal k* doaa la Itrlet romplltnr* with aaaaaamanl, and wh*n aald *ap*elal Ih* plaaa, apaelflcallona and **tl- aaaaaamanl roll will bt finally apmalaa tharafnr now on fit* In Ih* proaad and ronflrmad by Ih* go?, alfle* af th* Tuwn Clark nf Ih* arnlng authority ol tb* Town of Town of AlUmont* Hprlnaa, which Altamonta Spring* tilting aa an Mid plan*, aparlllelllona and Wat!• niuallaln* board. malaa har* b*m karalofara ap. IIB IT Fl'IITIIBIl HBROI.VHD: provtd by Ih* aald Tnnn Counrll That thp Town Clark ahall rau*a •nd conalltata tha plana and apa. thla ftaonlullnn In bt auhltahtd 'rlflettlon* for alld pr>ipa!*d lm. one a naek for a parlnd nf two proramanli, and Ih* Town Council waak* In th* Sonford llarald. of Ih* Town of Allamnntt Sprlnaa HB IT FHRTIIBII IIBSOl.VEtl: tor* liaraby daclar* Ih* nrc«p*||y That the aptclal aaaaaamanl* pro. for Ih* lmproyam.nl* of raid rl.lad (or by thla Itaanliillnn ahall Ikornitahfarr*. ** *for**nld, ** a b* parahla In raalt within thirty a*c*ta*ry public Improytmtnl. 11*1 day* altar **ld aattirmant* IIB IT PUIITIIKn RKSOLVRDl har* kaan approrad and ronflrmad. That a total *ip.dnllnr* not *r. or, at tha npllaa af th* ahatllng ••• Iln* Nina Thoiiaand and *d/l«n properly ownitri. In three in *<|ual (IM00.W4I Hollar* It b.raby >*arly Intiallmanl* with accrued BUthorliad to ror*r Ih* cut! of Intaraat on all d*f*rrad papmanl* paring and H Sard aurfaclua of (hi front a dat* thirty (1*1 day* aflar i •d thoranghfaraa thoroua abor. d**rrtb*d to Ih* aaol *aa**(manl( ahall ba ap. a width of II f**t, which aald turn prorad and confirm*.!, at lha rat* I* Ilia total aallmatad Cntl of Ik* nf eight par cant (1%) per annum aald Improramanl; that two-lhlrda until paid, of Ih* antlr* coal nf aald Irnpror*. BB IT FURTHER IIKHOI.VEH: maol ahall b* aaaaaa.d agalnat all That thl* Htaolutlon ahall b* poet. proparty abutting and fronting *>1 In ihrtf pnblla place* In lh* apon that pnrllon ofi . Town at Allamanta Spring* Flar. Sprlag laika lload front Ita InIda. laraartlon with Maitland Are. BN IT Kl'ItTIIKIl nKdOt.VKH: nu* Raal In tha W**l Hound, That thl* llaaolutlon ahall b« and arp, Hanlon I*, Townahlp ll. baenm. alfaoll** Immediately from Rang* lo Kail, to a width at and after lla p*Mai* and adoplloa. It faat. ADOPTED THIS Mth day of May. Uallard gtr.at from Ita Interamber, A. I). III*. taction with Maitland Artnua /•/w. u sw orrn n n Baat lo lh* W**l Boundary, Mayor Raatloa II, Townahlp II Routh, ATTKHT; Kang* la Boit.to a width of /a/ IIBNRT HA.NRKN II faat; Town Clark lo b* to Iraprarad by (h* aabl DtEAl.1 paring and kird aurlaelng of Ik* Pttbllah So*. II, It. IM*. E ( Th# Andalusian cosat rhea aharply out of the Impossibly blue Mediterranean, tb# rough cliffs broken osly eceatlosiUy by sandy bsicb##. There id no coastal plain, UM bilk mountain* go airtight up out of tb# *•#. Every arable Inch I# cultivated, by band when tha terrain I* loo precipiloae for donkgyi to plow. Tb# driv# along Um gogat riv­ al! tho nor# famotia Amalfi Drive in beauty. Tb# corkacrew road la narrow and rough, and in *ome apote, daagaroua, for only rarrly ll Ihor# • railing to protect the motorUta from sheer drop* of hundreds Of foot. No trip for thoi# afflicted with ear alrknesa. It if worth an oecaaionil bated breath far tho nuuntaim are purple, red. dtiily green and ochre, the tea ultramarine, cerulean and Jade. The lltUa villages, hanging on (o UM mountain aidea, are datzling white in tha fun. Inland, the two moil interesting tit lea are Sevilla and (Sranida la which are lha famous relics af Um Moorish dominance of Southern Spain—the Alcaiar and Ute Alhambra. Sevilla, lying lit a valley aurroundad by olive grove* that •Match for mile*. If n city of bright tiles, white Hurco and Vfooriih arrhflf. In it* center ia (he Alcazar, Ihe fortified palice of UM Sultena, refurbished by St. Pardlnand, who drove out Ihe Moors in Um 13tb century. The rnulting stylo la railed "Mude- Legal Notice t h r ciN crrr iim r t , vivtii ji nu ia i . im i l it of ri.oH m t. is « v n for ar.wikoi ei ro i nt \ J*r"-a bland of Cbrtatlin and Meortah grehlteeturg. The etrvgd will* and arche* and the brilliant Moorish raoslacs ere overlaid with th* tapestrlte and beavr carving of the BpanUh Renaigaanc*. The result la net always hippy, but It te lmpresaive. The vast Aleaitr Oardeni, complattly walled, are laid out in formal. paUeras, tmbelliibed with fountalna, topiary wort, and tiled summer houiea. The walks art lined with carefully pruned or­ ange, olive, almond, and artllow trees which make a cool back­ ground for Ihe bright roatf. dah­ lias, and geraniums which all bloom together with many ether flowers lo this semi-tropical clim­ ate. The Alhambra wee also a for­ tified palace, realty ■ small city, for It waa possible to station ao.000 troop* within its thick walla. Earopt h r Ih* Renaissance pal­ ace that Charles V Marled, but never finished. It Is pure Moorish architecture. The oldest part, which waa a military stronghold, was built In the Sth century. From its rampart* can he seen the city of Uranada with ita white houiea and palm treee, crowned by tha mow -rapped Sier­ ra Nevada mountain*, a real study in contrails. Th* Ulh century palace of the Sultana la laid out ao that each room opens on a patio. The walla •re carved stucco and look like itone lac* they are so delicate. Each patio ha* a fountain and pool. The bound of running water ie everywhere. The Moors tame out of the Sahara Deiert where water waa g luxury. Here, where water waa readily aveilahte, they built afjuadicte lo supply the fountain* and the elaborately decorated iteam hatha under the pe'ice. The aleam we* mated by pouring cold water on heated mzrbla (labs. Above the rosy Alhambra te the whlte-flenoraltfe, the turn- Legal Notice is < MAki HEi No. iwita U llflS J. MNNEEI.-URI. and MRIIAMHNR H. U.VWkKUMRI, hi* wir Fteimirr*. HANIKI, MC IVKfl. *1 *1. H.f.ndant*, .VOTICR OF *1 IT TO; Oanl*l M.-I**r » n .l ,........ .. Mc|y*r, kla wlf*. If any, wh»a* r**l4*nc* I* unknown. If llvln*, »n-l If ' d«*.t, Ihtlr iMpaclly* unknown k*lr*. 4*vi**t«. i»**i**«, grtnl***, n*4Hnr«, nr »lh*r p*rInna rtelmln* by, Ihrn.igh, und*r •r agalnll lh«m, nr any nf lh*m. •nd all P*r>nn* rlalmlng any tote, right, illl* nr lni*r**t in, ar il*n upon th* r*al pr»p*rty h*r*ln d«*crlb*d, nr any pari lh*r*«f, all nf who** rr*l.l*nc«* ar. unknown; You art h.rrby nnllflad lh*l a •Ull In i|Ulrt Illl* ti** barn brought In lh* Clfralt Cnutl nf gamlnnl* I’nnnlr. Florida, llalnat you. and **rli of yon. rlalmlng »ny ••lit*, rlikl. till* nr lnl*r*al. In, or H*n upon, tha fnllnwlng d*acrlh.d pr»p*r(y iltual* In Rrmln.il* County, Florl.ln, tn-wllt tell* II and 17, Block I, Hrcamwold, Hn.-qn.l He-lion, ip * carding lo Flat lh*r*ul r*. rnrd*d In Flat flunk 4, !'.* . .1* nf lha I’ uhllo H*ruril« of H*mln*l* pnunly, Florida. And you ar* k*r*by r*qulrr.| In ftl* your Anwwi-r, and/or other written .liflna** parKinallt, or by your *il*rn*y, w i t h th- . ‘ l a r k nf Iho idrcnli fuart. Ninth ju.ll(1*1 I'lrrult, Samlnol* I'n.inly, Florida, II Ih* Pnurt Ilona* In ganford. Florid*, and in **rr* a mpy of aald Aniair u p o n Plain, tiff * Altnrnay, Karl. I. Iloua. holder, P. O. But 1*. Hanford, Florid*. n«l l*t.r than Ih* ttth gay *f lli»mh*r. IVV*. tharaln Mlllaa up lb* «*t*t*. nahi. ml* sr Intaraat In, or III* upon lh* •ho*a drier (bad t.tnp*riy rUlmct by you. and *h.iuld you fall lo .In •o. a .larraa pm ounfl**n will b* «nl*rad aiateat you. M’lTNEM my hand and olflrUI i*«l nf **M Court at Hanford. Florl.l*. thl* tlth day nf Nnrrmbar, IIS* (t. r. Harngaa. rlrrk *f lb* ■bora llyteg Court, tty: Martha T. Vlhlan I'rputr Clark (SRAI.I Karlyl* llouthnliter. Atlnrnay fur tTalnllff*. I'. O. Hot II ••■fnrd, Flnrlga tv THR t un t rr i di rt o r th r VIUII JI’BICIAI. t lst't it n r TIik sta te nr r i.nil in*. In Ahi* ro n eMMikof.R l e n v i . Fl.nmilA. IN CHANCER* NO. IMf« nrh-JAMI.W SOI,I.BN YARflBKRT, Plaintiff, ». Af.ICK RUTII TARDRKRT. I>*f**4*nt. NfFTICH OF RUT Tor At.H'f! RIJTII TAItllBRnT, whnl* r*>td*nr* I* unknown. TOU AUK HBItKOT NOTIFIED that • 0,1 It for illvnrc* nnd olhrr trli*f hi* b**n flliil *e*ln>t ynu in ih* I'lrrult Court nf th* NINTH JullrUI rirnult nf Fterld*, I* •nil for R*ntlnnte f'nuRly, at ••tfure, Florida wMrlln BRNJAMIN ROII.KN VAIt ll K.II ItT la ruintlff anil AMCK Hutu TAtinnnuT it d *. f*ndnnl. you ahk mkrf. iit keuuiiird la III* your *u*nr*r In **lg *ull wllk th* Cl*rk *f **|g Court tnd ••r»* * nonr ih*r*of upon Plate* IIf Fa Attorney* nnt Inter lli-imbir lltk, III* A. D. If you rail te III* and ••rr* your Anawrar, a D*rr** Pro i'onf«**o will h* •nl*r*d aualnat you *n<l ih* ault will th*r**ft*r prur**il *■ part*. U*l*<l *t Hanford. Mamlnul* Coun­ ty, Florida, tht* lllh day nf Nor. rmh»r, I1SS A. D. tHKAl.f O P. Iterndan rt*rh. Circuit Uatirf. Hvoilnul* Coiinly, Florid* By : llarlh* T. Vlhlan D'putv t'lirh. tVII.KRIlHON A MA4.VXR. It* North Drang* Atanu*. P. O. Dr,war Illl, Orlando, Florid*. TMaphnn* IIA I-1IVI. Alt»rn*ya for I'UIntlff. No matter what mar piece eurrwuEded by terrsewd gerdens, .od. toevitably, fountain* and wster ways. The Moors were more eiviliaed than their Spanish eeaqnerors much more edvsneed In engineer­ ing. mathematics, medicine gate military tsrtlcs. tt was onlr be­ cause the dynasty was weakened by luxury and Inlernicine war­ fare that Ferdinsed and Ixebnlla were able te drive teem out of Grsnads la l«SI. The city of Granada is not vary interesting, but Seville hai greet charm. U is prosperous be­ cause it U an agricultural renter and an Inland port. Blxet set bin epers “ Carmen" bore. Tbo tohecto factory where hie beroSne worked, • beeutlfui baroque build­ ing is being turned late a uni­ versity. The cigarette company Is building a new modem plant across the Guadalquivir River. Don Jusn, whoee rent name waa Miguel deMsnsra, lived in Seville, •nd endbetd a hospital and chadecor Med by Murille when repented of hie youthful eioe. The former Ohntto, now rolled Santa Cruz, te an encbantlng onetlon of old white houses with ter­ riers on the roof*. Tho flowers spill down the walls in colorful ftshioo. The narrow streets lead to unexpected garden patios so flowers are everywhere. When Seville’s cathedral we* built—it is the largest Gothie structure in the world—oo the light of a mosque, the minaret we* mide Into a bell tower. Thi* te typical of Andulusis where two eivUlisiteni met and blended. your home heating needs... natural is your best bet! F a tter. . . cleaner. . . m ore dependable. . . more e c o n o m ic a l... and w orry-free! e Mrs. Celia DeMers Is Dead At 65 r> Mrs. C'slla M. DeMers, SS, died Friday afternoon St Seminole Memorial Hospital after a long Illness. She has been a rrrident of San­ ford since IMS and la s nsllve of Shrewsbury, Mass. She wsi • member of All Souls Csiholle Church, a member of Catholic Wsmrn's Club and ■ mem­ ber of tha Work! Wir I auxiliary. She ii survived by her husband, Theodore DeMers of Sanford; one daughter, Mrs. C. E. William*; one brother, Armsnd J. IrteoUe; two listers. Mrs. J. A. Demers and Sis­ ter Marie (Angel rf the Sacred Heart) of Montreal, Canada. Funeral ms** at 1:30 a. m. to­ morrow st All Souls Catholic Church. Rev. Richard Lvens offi­ ciating. Burial in OaklaiTMemotial Park. Rosary st S p. m. to­ night. Iriison Funsrsl heme in charge af arrangements. t> Yanks Lose SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) Peter Thomson and Eel Nagle re­ pealed their Canada Cup victory over Sam Socad and Cary Middlecoff Sunday, 2H-37S, in a special Australia - America challenge match at die Australian golf club. SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT W IE B O LD TB CAM SR A M O T IIS g. Fast Aon. H. James Gut Agency General ESTABLISHED 312 E 1st S t Clarence and Insurance OVER • Hilda 50 YEARS FA 2-4451 Powell, Owners r u n i o n to s r i i o t i e T H M K tO IV IM W E E R E II AT K N E E -D E E P IN E L L IN O R B IL L S ? MIT. . . COWUTUT nmon. I»»t*«f k**t. . . ksttw ft«m* I*r tuddt* eoM Ftzp*. he * ik (, . . you cm Mbiy *d|vtl *p or 4o«* •nltl Ik* Ifmpllllyl* VILLAGE S OAYS AND NIOHTS ONLY IShorter Stay#— $075 po' night I • $ 2 7 .0 0 X A rvu an cticauTNtNitwMgii f'*. dn tim k**t hi *«,, tot. **r *f IS* io«m No SnNi. a* chili/ roo'V u ii maw r u in g nmwMpi Mkh w MwaWWy... an amt • F' im towtl carUuHi eMW. a#M•*ery. Ym ’I lev* «e tritmug bS! PAMAYOP4 ITA OP 450 UNITS IVT, T . JAN. I ★ t l r t h f t e e * «• s l>, , d C *t*b n »> ® " I n . Ita * • * * * , O .A .C .jF I N A N C E C tO W p ; o M UMOV, (MUM W K Il A •if**. Mae ft*** bat** *i(k *o •fit* tt «fw U<*-»» t*K te*r* •« 0o«g ll e^fi ty**t te Ntehofy snOertnbiMORl nt tea Phone VWnpn CnufMfy Ovb te 34 How nwenry A bwby MfOor terries rot atMgvADOMs oe laewioNii a# fonauiioeo cau oiamwo r-o##i on W -lfT - R A T I O N III Weia rww te r e e f.^ r .;.......u iif!!t..T e l f A H w l ^ d fot# m **m* rk*«*i( i fncit do* t ftuctwat* *itk IM •«zth«r or d*mi*4. The* |i* *e '-hiddM” COM: you ply Ml, for tne lu«l you •« *t*d 6 Offbn Hears; Dally • • I. Frl. H- I, Hat • . 13 from new a*iH Xmu. - — -- ...■ oeuweo — . 430 North Orange Slreell;,'.,l, - , nrr.Tol GArden 4 V 04401 Wo*J Control Aveevo.. mHenuni-ToL OA/d**T4d ) 1343 Enaf Cofenlol Drive ^ o r r ' . T i l 0 Aidea «-RMt OteMHewft OgOy0-L Sbi teMHyI Mwdgg 9-1 | »f*f*Nity Admlref flwonte Coreontloe AOAMO MAN »O Mtte OMTg OP AU NSAtHY TOWNS i N a a g a — t e ^ .j a- - tenlfrw|MBt yewlame, aafetf |M tut *| tod m «oMfik** *| W it t h a iit ii Coo Cbfb Ao*" •• 'nntnft S a n f o r d 210 East 1st St. ^ C o m p a n y Phone FA 2-5733 �1 \ 1 < ft i-**-*. Circle Elects •Officers The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church elected Mrs. It. J. Corbett presldent, tor the comini >ear. The group met at the home of Mrs. Edward Simpson, with the presi­ dent. Mrs. Oscar Zittrower, pre siding. Other offi.cra elected were, Mr*. Herbert Thurston, vice pre* idem; Mrs. James Bedenbauih. secretary and Mrs. Zittrower, treasurer. The devotional was presented by Mrs. Gus Selimih. Final plans were discussed con­ cerning the bazaar held Saturday. The hostess served pumpkin pie. topped with whipped cream, and coffee. The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Harold llerbst. With Mrs. Corbett, I Mr*. Thurston and Mr* Zittrow-rr as co-hostesses. ftanfrrrh Mon. Nov. 23. IClofl—rneo R ftrralh Plans For John Tyler Mrs. Karl Tyler gave a birthday party for her son, John, Wrdnes• das morning, at their home on the Enterprise road. The younger set, most of them accompanied by their mothers, gathered at 10 a m. for his third birthday celebration. Following a play time together they all watched while the honorre opened his gifts. Refreshment* of birthday cake, ire cream and punch were served to the guests Attending were. Debbie Emanu­ el. Joey Bruce. Deborah and Keith OTInlhc'vs, Gordon and John Pad­ gett Jr., Pri*-illa and Daryl Sell­ er* and Pat Tyler. Grown up guest* wrrr, Mrs, Randy Emanuel. Mrs Catherine Bruce, Mr*. Betty Mathers, Mrs, John Padgett. Mrs Catherine .Seller* sod Mrs. W. L. Tyler. JStory League M eets Tonight The Sjnford Story League will meet loniglit at I p. in, at the Epi nopal Parish House. A pro­ gram eniitled, "Women of Pales­ tine" will be presented by Mrs. Cla ence Snyder, program chair­ man. T ie panel discussion on story •-'teiling wilt also be continued, un­ der the leadership of the Rev. Ira Hindman. ,ia*lor of the Free Methodist Church. Among those taking part on the program are Karen Metzler. Mr*. J. S. Jtirs* and Mrs. Sny­ der. Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Wright of Enterprise, announce the en­ gagement and approaching mar­ riage of their daughter, Bertha, of Jacksonville snd Enterprise, t« Dr. Turner Z. l'a*nn of Jackson­ ville. The wedding will be aa eient of early December it All Saint* Episcopal Church m Eaterprue. Told • Birthday Party Wedding Planned Nuptial MISS CAROL DEAN WIlKiHT Final Wedding Plans Told Final plans are announced Lit the wedding of Miss Margaret Jane Lawson, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Claiborne Lawson of Stone Island and William Hamer llurkel of Orlando. The wedding will hr solemnized at Ail Saints Episcopal Church in Winter Park. Dee. j at 5 p. m , with the Re*. Stuart, offlciatins. The bride’ s only attendant will bo her cousin. Mi*s Linda ll.ncl den o( Jacksonville. I slier* will be Jon lit .ml.ill and William Hamer Milligan cousin* of ihe groom elect. Only members of Ibc inline diatr lauulir* will attend the wedding and reception, to b held at Dubsdreail Country Uuii in Orlando. Mr. snd Mrs. E. M. Wright of Princeton, W. V a, announce thr engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carol Dean, to Richard tee Eekhart. son of Dr. and Mr*. J. C. Burden, Sanford. Mi.s Wright i* a graduate nt Princeton High School and at pre *cm i* employed by the Pitt* burgh Plate Glass Co. of Washlrg ton. I). 1‘. Mr. Eekhart attended schu.il* In Wilmington. N. C. and I* serxmg with the U. S. Navy ahoard the t\ S S. K*»cx The Rumen family moved to Sanford several month* ago front North Carolina The wedding l* planned for ear |y Spring and the couple will re side in Sanford while the groom i* stationed at the Sanford Naval \ir Station. Co//ee Honors Mrs. L. Cosson Mr, ,|. v Vain honored Mr* Lewis Co.son. who is moving to i ,i**duerry in the near future, uuh a coffee at her home on Itmrsdax morning. The ladies of Lake VIart First Iljpti«t Church pie-ented her with a gift of plaipie* lor lirr newt home Refreshment* of cinnamon roll*, Girl Setiut Troo]) tpple t'rurie!. rookies, mint*, To Be Organized range nee anil rolfre were sen A group of interested persona Pur a Pike's Pidk Desert, p are eil held an organizational meeting immature watermelon triangle* i hose present were Vlrs. .lame* at the home of Mr*. Randall upright on a dish with pear slice*, C um , Mr* Reuben Taylor. Vlr* Chase, fur thr purpose of starting iraw berries, ami a pat <d err am I. It Green, Vlr* It >1 Cham­ a girl scout troop in Lake Mary. cheese. Get a wide leaf Irom your ber* Mi, J. V. East, Mrs Janies Mr*. Chase is the district chair­ |garden hi ad I a band o: deep Bens in, Mr* O. P, Westmoreland, man for Seminole County Girl given. I ne result- a lu-.ii.m-, col­ 'll*. Willard Bowman. Mrs. C. S. ScouU. orful pittute of Pike i Peak 1Donaldson and Mrs, Cosson. • It was decided that Mrs. Har­ old Keen will he troop leader with Mrs. Cecil Mixon as key contact mrmlier. A meeting of inoilit-is will Inrailed within the next (wo weeks to determine the number ol girl* in Lake Mary interested in form­ ing a troop and to appoint a com­ mitter. Mothers with daughter* of Girl Seoul age, wishing to form this truop are Invited to attend the meeting. Thr time and place will lie announced at a later date Mrs. Keen has announced that she plans to haie an organized Iroop with regular meetings hy Hie first of Ihr year Lake Mary Church Women To Meet NEW MKMUKUS o f tile Zulu XI chapter of Hetu Sigma Phi are. left to right. Mi*s Nieki Hall, a transfer member; Mrs. Janies Lyons, Mrs. Har­ vey Wilkinson. Miss Hurharu Chambers anti Miss Mnrianne Strickland. Other new members not in the picture are Mrs. Knland Wesson ami Mis, (Staff Photo) v e •!'». Chapter Holds Pledge Service Members of the Zcta \i chapter of Beta Sigma Pin held in im pres m e pledge ritual for new member* at the bi-monthly meetlug of thr chapter The group met sit Inr home of dr* l.eon VI Ss%am on Willow Vi r . The novi memher* are Mr* Jamrji I*) on.v Vlr* llai icy Alikin •on. Miss Barbara Chamber*. Mis* Marianne. Strickland. Vlr*. Roland We*.on amt 'll** Beatrice NciU oi Enterprise I*. T. 0. Bn,joys F.E.A. Film A film eniitled * l*n.*er For the Fill lire" concerning ihe F. E. A and narrated In William llerringer >ias shown at the Xmrnthcf meet­ ing of Thr Enterprise Parent teacher Council Ihi* week. ITie group ntrl at the school cafe lorium, with Mr* R W. Carlton, president, presiding, llu- .bullional wa* presented by the Hey. vv. V Summers, I'resb..trrun iium* ler from Drlfaty. Rrircshmrnl* were furnished by Ihe mothers ol grade* two and three and im v d hy the hospitality committee. 'j The Fabric Siv « 2A1» Orlando Dr. r v I-S7AI Present a — ihr finest espre—ion if derurating prestige , . , WAVFRLY old nrw.»pa|M'rx was shown b* Mr*. Deane Turner. They were mounted on cam a* and framed Among Hrm wa* a clipping from a Dutchci* County, \. V paper, announcitt; ihe death George Washington and giving derail* of ilia scl unties. During the »>Hia! hour, host cue* s e r v e d refreshments to Mrs. Rucker, >tr* Smith. Vlr* Turner, Jrs R.nimillai, Vlr*. F. E. Boiz, Mrs. Lester c Wildner. Mrs. A H. Greer. Vlr* Jame* b Sim*, vi |s. Lawrence Tin-lev. Mrs. E .VI. Hoke. Mr*. Ralph M Leonard Mrs. Citric* B Greene, Vlr* H V|. V|a|un, Vlrs. \ S. .VltCul lain. Mr-* L. P. Ilagan. .Vlr* Charles lurk Sr . Vlr*. It .VI Ball. Mr*.f W E. Baker, Vlrs, P, I*. Campbell. Mr*. R F Pearce. Mrs. A. R, Ke*. Mr* J H. Ray, Mr*. How yd Brewer, Vlrs. C. R Kirlley an a gne*t, 'Iu* Klise Lanrrr. Service ft*. r 4 & Choice Personals Vlr. and Mrs. Rirhird Harris, Maitland, are parent! of a daugh­ ter, Cindy Lei, horn Nov. II at the Winter Park Hospital. Mr. and Mrs Fred Harris are th* grandparent* Mr. and Mr*. William Slowed of Albion. Iowa, are bouse guest# of Vlr. and Mrs. Ibwi Stowell. t A e , Wadsworth t • Hamilton Watches Priced From $19.95 pi,,, tM (OsJd Jew elry Store MONDAY 211.' k. 1*1 FA M i l l Automobile Baptist Circles in trying lo a**l*l with the clollnng probb a •,( Hung K.-ng refugees, wlucn number more than a mil.uni, tin- Ki*ic Knight and Circle 3 o' tbe VVMS of First Hapint Church. itjie .cm one Imix of giMsi used •lothing and are prrpaiut, another, ihe Hong Knng VIi - 1 ll.iplist V|i*. un Mr* Sue Hutchison, chairman of Ihr EU-i- Krngltt Circle, Vlrs. H. w Rucker, chairman of Cli d r 3 and Vlr. f t.. Dampirr astisteil with >h- preparation and packing !()vk‘(,w Aid Refugees Since 10*0. let .1 * have p-utr ed into Hung "ong i* legal and illegal means mill i* n-n* i *ii mated i i i . i i mure 'hail one mil lion of ihr city * ,<•liui.ilimi gre refugee* Ciiarebe* .M tin* eoonlry , Ip I bhave received ileagowrnmcnl there i a* carried out a trrmendou* prog i in of hull* mg, school* and i lime* but are a*kmg help in fm in-hum warm ■lothing dui mg thr a oiler months. Auyune wishing to -Hilribiitr to llu* project, eonia it a ntemlier 1of Ibe above circle. Personals Friends M•-re extend **iti;>alhy In Vtr* b S tbiiie aol daug i ter* Mi.* Vhlrrd Cone, of Ft. Lauderdale and Vlrs h E I'ooprr. O 'ala, due In Ilie death of then tin.hand and i.tihrr, F S i line, who dud Mmid.i* Mr aiul Mr. Alton F.irnrll, of lacksun* III.- have Ihi-ii the gursls of llietr nioilirr, Vlr. F. V, Far LIABILITY INSURANCE L I M I T S O F 1 0- 2 0- 5 A N D SSOO M E D I C A L AS LOW AS riel I lining DINNERWARE SALE! Complete Enterprise W ATC H ES i Calendar TIGS. IL M. It A.Mil), district sivitI.ii * .. j' tit** Elutulit ( lulstiau »Missiimary Socii’ lv , was (ftn*sl *|H.’ iiLit al the S.tiiluril Christian UTinu'ii'.s Eellnw,-hi|i meeting this week at the I m i < Im-tian Church. Mis. K.mi-y, left, is .show n vv it It Miss Flo llishu|i. invsideni of the C.W.F ami Mrs. .1, L. Horton Jr., jiuiyftatn chairman for the eveaintr, (Staff I’hoto) Sets SALE PRICED for $ 4.95 set 8 to $ 79.95 FABRICS Free Decorating Seim * Frame and Elmer Itoerner By OES Chapter Women of tiis* 1‘reshv terian Church, ntfii-rr * training class at III a in billowed by covered dioi luncheon BONDED G IO SH EEN * Memorial Held Church Displayed At D.A.R. Meeting : »• the profited Christmas party and the bake sale, sponsored by the group Iasi week. Following ihe rilual a program entitled. "Verse Making", was presented by Miss Snnja Mon forton The hostess senrd re fresUments of cotfee and rookie* to ihe guests. Others attending were. Miss Betsy Vim Carter, Vliss V|.tr* Ann Wright, Mis# Joan Wright. Vlrs Sam T Skelton. Vlrs. VVallaer Tyre. Vlrs. Robert Reeves. Mr* Mendel Springfield and Vlrs. Mel­ Semin.dr Chapter 2. Order of ba Bach, sponsor. Eastern Star, met at * p m Thursday at ihe Masonic hall, with So member* and eight \i *i tar* present. . f e During the meeting a Memorial Service was held fur deceased inemher* with Vlr* Nick Pfeifauf *itiging Ihe Lard-* Prayer. V reramie plaque made by Vlr* An na Rinehart in memory of her friend, Mr*. Alice Harvey, a pa*i patron of Hie Sanford chap |er, wa* prrsrnlnl In the chapter See The Complete by a»».iiiale iii.ilr.in, Mr*. John Snepard Line O f llraml November birthday* observed al Name l.nilir*' and the meeting were Mr*. VV K, Itainr*. V|i* It. W Turner, Mr* C e n t * '............. Mary Vtosier, mil Vlr*. Helen Ri me Mr* Irene White was hotle** • Elgin fm the evening and member* and gin*l* enjoyed a Th.mksgii • liulovn mg decorated cake, enffre, tea, and tin'* • .Antiques Salim Harmon chapter. Daugh­ ter* «f the American Revolution, met Friday flernonn at the home of Mr*. Howard Brewer, on Sil­ ver Lake. Ca-hosies*es were Mrs. % R W. Ruprechl, Mist Barbara Rnprecht and Mr*. G. D. Buhop. The Regent. Mr*. F. E. Rrnjmillat, presided an*l opened the met. na with ttie ritual, American Creed, Pledge to the Flag and the National Anthem. Vlrs, Rnuntillal read a Thanksgiving message and Mrs It W Rucker reported on the district meeting, held recent­ ly in Deland « Ft»e new utcmlivr* were re­ ceived into (lie chapter. At the close of the busme** session, an antique duplay, sponsored by Air* Raymond Smith, wai held. Interesting collection*. belonging to inemher* of the chapter were •ho.vn. V colic, non of cupping* from Mi** Nu-ki Hall wa* welcomed into the chapter h> the group. She is a Reia sigma Phi tran*fer from Lenoir, \. C. During the hu*mc*« *e**ion, Vlr* Lloyd O. Swain Jr, presi­ dent. received reports concerning Tbe Women's Association of th« Lake Mary Community Presby­ terian Church will meet in the Educational Building on Tuesday ewmng at • no p . m. Mr* Jame* M. Thompson wdl preside at (he business session, officers will be elected and In­ stalled and Mrs. Fannie I-effler, chairman of the bazaar, will give a report. Mr*. Walter Piper in program chairman. Cirri* two will lie hostesses for the meeting and all women are invited to at­ tend. of /2 Lovely Open Fri ay Evenings 'til R P. M. For Your Shopping Com enicnee Regular Patterns COMPARABLE EACH 6 MO. DRIVERS LOW RATES ON INCREASED L IM IT S TOP RATED COM PANY N ATIO N W IDE C LA IM Values 111 Magnolia FA J-Ulfi 4? 16 TO PREFERRED RISK from $ 10.95 to $ 200.00 $ NO JO IN IN G "-•SAffCj M SERVICE FEE John R . Alexander 2417 FRENCH AVE. FA 2*0283 1 �\ LAMQLSY FIELD, V*. (UF1) lim r ln 'i M t ft u t m i M i art ttvtaoad fltat If ttay Wtr* M l t f la • i f M eapaulg *®w « r m u m * i h tack n fiir Utf 'M mM nreuad tta earth. t a « A f « t o t o roaovar capauki $nm « M hat feel aueeots will it aaca mas is shot Into apaaa ta aaih a vehicle. Ttaaa epaea pioaaor* lnvalvud la "Pwpirt Maiwy" H r y«u M a t rely m aataaMtlc tavlcta •but ta da tta jab ata that mao htnmetf will p m U a tta reliability that haa taaa lacking. Kvtay aoa of tta eitronaut* it aaafltaat that a m If an tta an. M anta tartans should fall ta could opartta manual control* to tb w A n tta seMtlag vehicle *Wa a utatoneeptan that you haws ta bullf a system that la psaftat i ntans tkauy taforo you eta pat a arts in apse*/’ Air Foote CapC Donald K. Slayton told United Pitta IttemUonal. "Arteelly, It's (to nan aboard that gim you reliability." .Slayton rotated out that auto* antic initrnaanta art available ta fly pleats, but that no commar. eta) airline would thlak of relying as tta laatnuMat* to the taelu* •tae o f tan as pilau. ; It la no carrot that each of tta aatnniuU. who tare bain train* lag at tkla taaa for ala nontha, he pee be will ta tta first man rortatad lata erllt. But ttay arc trying to de-emfhastae MfboU.M Each la training • Monday and Tuesday Open T il 7 P . M . • Wadnaaday Open Till 9 P. M. y • Closed Thanksgiving Day, Libby’s Fine Quality isoz CLASS I ASS | SWEET MIX PICKLES Twin I FYNE-TASTE MINCE MEAT | R E D CROSS NAPKINS | m a r t i STUFFED OLIVES | g r e e n g i a n t ,p e a s l O R A N G E DRINK ^MARASCHINO CHERRIES™ | Y A M Y SWEET POTATOES I m o t t ' s SWEET CIDER | Fyne Tex Powder Bbytou tallam that rahahUlty i t manned apace flight may ta about doubled aa compared to all* automata orbital racavary opera* liana. *I don’t know Juct what tha fig. wroa would ta," ha cald, ‘•but I can aaclly Imagine that if a aye* earn war* M per cent reliable as* tematlcallty It might be 90 per seat reliable when you add a hu­ man pilot at tha control!." Slayton’* ataUmenta wero made la an intarvlaw with four of the aatranauti, all t o t pilot*, Giant Package “ L i m it 1 W ith J5 .0 0 FihhI O r d e r” CYPRESS C A R D IN S F Y N E -T A S T E 100% PU R E RICH FLA V O R ED ! F U L L B O D IED G ift Wrap’s ‘Mad’ Massage Tickles NEW YORK (UPII - The humor of ‘ ‘contemporary" greeting larde that deflate tome of our more atuffy tradition* makes It* debut tbia year on Chriilma* gift wrap- lin g *. Don’t bo surprised if you reffiv s a package wrapped in an •Wheat paper that dedarei, "I'm living you tbia gift beeauio. . , I liko to help the needy." Another aayi, ” lf you think thia Wrapping look* chrap, wait until you tec what'a inilde!" Taking • poke at Itself, the paper advise* burets that ‘ Thi* gift wrap is^ao cheap, it makea any preaant look great.” C IA N T 6 OZ |AR LIMIT— I WITH $500 FOOD ORDER SPFA R S golden custard Wilson’s Finest LADY TAIR CHOCOLATE COVERED O R A R M O U R 'S FLITE CHOCOLATE COVERED CORDIAL LA R G E BOX n f most tegular Price 9141.1# im m meow orat muimi Section Aio. 8 . . . Now On Sale! O u r Ixtw Pyle# $119.50 Other nao SmllhCarea* Fartabie* at Cemparalively Low Price*. AN Price* pioo tea. 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M A aik k a a lH r ««<•*tensed*its bad. Florida Looking For Big Winter Tourist Season CARVIHO TTCHHIRVI 9m m*t rnka* >b«M ■■I fc - me CjmHhbH * JU a a «U|M ■■ »•V V S ! M l MMl aaaaak Aim U a M ip w A i (l> t 5 :l v!% •• tv«i*e A# dwe^A la M il («dwW l*«l. QUANTITY RIGHTS 3> M ♦KIIVIO i l ! GfiAK'A'QU/CX $1 FYOUNfi K \ \s :k v a >t*fv, * f\v 'M WILSON'S CERTIFIED OR C O R N A C R E '2 5 th f t P a r k YOUNG HENS « WESTERN LEAN 10 TO 16 LI AVERAGE L L O Y D' S W e Feature the Moat Complete HOLIDAY POULTRY YOUNG TOMS » 16 T O 22 H A PORK LB ROAST A V E R A GE FARMER CRAY PURE PORK Already Seasoned UnsIi:eJ Department Anywhere! 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SIT Wa.t Utiulh atT.ol Orlandn, FtnrMa, and fila lha orl#lnal anawar nr pt.adlnx In tha ofHi* nf tha Clark of tho Olrmll I'niirt on nr hofnr* Monday, II.lamhrr !S, ISIS. If ynu fall to do •<> judsm.nt by d.fault will bo lak.n agalnat you for lha rollat ilrmandnl In lha hill nf tnmplalnl, l>ONK AND ontiKflKD at Banfnrd, B.mlnola (’ oiinly, Florida, lit Ia ISIh day of Nntambar. l»iJ, David M. Uatrli.l I’ l.rk nf lha i lrrulf Oourt By Martha T. Vlhltn. DC. iSCSI.> Paul O. P.rkln. *17 Wait Houih Sir.at Orlando, Florida Altnrn.y for Plaintiff FINE BAKED FILESH CRISP FLA. Boili.g „ Onions u l Legal Notice MINCE MEAT PIES « 49c PUMPKIN PIES » 39c '*'* 2 Lbs. t j M TURKEY ■ * >1Qc 1 DINNERS W G R A D E " A " Q U IC K F R O Z E N H IC K O R Y R A N C H _ ""1 I FKC C R A D E " A " DRESSED A N D D R A W N 7 (^ B R EA K FA ST WHITE _ Y p * BANQUET DELICIOUS FROZEN HAMS BISCUITS FRESH DAILY F h ESH FLA. (iRADF. A • 17. S. GOVT. INSPECTED r~ ROASTERS LARCE SIZE OVAL SHAPED REG $2.58 VALUE 3 i,s 79< Swift's Premium or Armour's Star Cooked BLUE STONE. ENAMELED A t *, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flo. rlda la looking for ona of Ita busleet and moat profitable winter leu riil i t il oni in history tbit year. Early indication! are almost all ground! for optlmUm. Varioui itate agencies report business and publie transportatioa concern! are expecting a banner waion, barring any bad break* like a ludden freete. Several alrlinei plan new e« additlenel icrvice, much of it non* Hop, to fly weather-weary North, ernera down to warmer rlimatei. A big part of air lervice will be Jet. One airline indicated It would continue to offer Ita package Flo­ rida travel plan throughout the winter month*, enabling a tou*fJ| to pay only one price for tranaportation, lodging and food. Tha plan originally wai set up to lure tourists d u r i n g the stam er months, Tha Suta Industrial Commis­ sion said Florida builnesa firms are adding mors personnel to aecommodate the expected seasonal Inereaie in sales and service*. A report showed 31,317 persona found jobs last month and tha comminion attributed tha high total ta tha approaching season. Chairman James T. Vocell# said the October placements was a solid indication that “ Florida em­ ployers are anticipating good business conditions in tha eomlng winter seaton." Tourist traffic already Is on tha upswing, with the July through September totals ntariy one mil­ lion tourists higher than In tha sama three month period last year. Tli* welcome stations at tha northern state border noted a 35.* per cent rise in traffic in tha first six months of this year over the same period of 1053. 303 CAN 303 CAN * MARGARINE AND FAMILY HEALTH 1 oday suins claim that wtufattj animal fau build up cholesterol in the blood, wluls umaluraltd vejoubls mis may help reduce choles­ terol. Since evidence is still incon­ clusive, >our doctor is the ona to adme >ou on this. But you should know that Mrs.' Filbert's Margarine is made from only ibe finest vegetable oils, wh*h contain no cholcsitrol and srs I o ;; unvuuninl. Mrs. Filbert's is enriched with vitamins A and D, is highly digestible, low in salt. Result; a nutritious, htatthjA source of quick food energy . . . a product you can enjoy with cww /dree*. Compare Mrs. Filbert's to any spread, at any price. Mrs. Filbtri’t MwfariM Fee gssd eating... and good health! * —<#• 'f'Ri ViMhpvi �V A. * Seminoles Rough Up Lakeview To Tie For OBC Crown Apopka's Defeat Aids Pntre 8— Mon. Nov. 2'.\, 19-V.t fov b iq ton Locals In Loop Deadlock By JE R R Y COVINGTON Hie tremendous 3419 victory over the Lakeview Red Devil* by the Seminole* combined with the thrilling 1312 victory by Winter Park ovrr Apopka Friday night gave the local* a tie for OBC honora. I»a»t year the Seminoles were undisputed chimp* and now they have repeated by ending in a tie with the Darters. The contest Friday night was probably the finest the Seminole* have looked all year. The pas*ing game wa* superb with three of the Seminole scores coming via this method. Co-caplain Hay Lundquist waa tremendous in every depart­ ment as he threw two of the Tl) passes and rolled lip the middle 55 yard* for another. Mike Hnberts continued to show great pro­ gress on offense also as he toss cd to Terry Christensen for a score and went 2b yards on » roll out for another. Sanford's offensive ends. Constenaen and Jimmy Grarry enjoyed ■ great evening. Both lads con­ tinued to amare the onlookers with their great pass receiving. Gra- down to the 8 of the Seminole* where laiwe went over for the score. They attempted to p»»* lor the point hut it was broken up by Lundqulsl. The teminolcs look the kick from lakeview and began to roll again, laivclarc and Lundquist moved from the IS to the 45 on nice run* and here if where Lundquist broke ihe ball game wide ojK-n. He broke lacklc and went all the way for a 35 yard TO. Again. Christensen added the point and that was the end of the scoring Last Ditch Bowl Bid Attempts Come Up This Week United Press International Bid* by Texas Mississippi and Miami iFla.) to clinch bowl berth* and Hie annual . . . .Army Navy ,h. « . . . 2hr TERRY CHRISTENSEN clutched this pa.** from Sanford Quarterback Mike RoticrU nnil went on to .score in the game against Lakeview. That's Lin Kisner (42) corning up on the right. (Staff Photo) game when he look a beautiful pass from Lundquist ami ripped Syracuse's attempt to complete a 80 yard* for the srorr that turned perfect season as Ihe only unfin the game into a run away, Christ* islierl business of the '.T9 cam­ email displayed hi* best kicking paign. toe missing only one PAT. fin two The holiday Imwl picture was attempts he kicked the hall clear pretty well lined up Saturday when out of Ihe ball park. His kickoffs Wisconsin and Washington were also kept Ihe lied Devils drrp in paired in he Hose Bowl, Missouri ’i I Big Fight * bid to the I nilr.l l’ rr»» International their own territory. diiwl, lamisiana Stale re The contest npem-il with San Iuni Johnny Unities ami Charley kicking, on the lirst play from used mi Invitation from the Sugar C«.neily me pitching hull,eyes Bowl and Texas Christian announc­ scrimmage, i|uarterhack Ftank Browder rolled out and went TO ed Hint it will go to the Blur Bon­ again suit their target appear* to yard* for a quick TD. They at­ net Bowl. Dvr. 19, in Houston, Tex. t>e « replay of the "dream game-' tempted to run th* point but the Syracuse — which must wait between the Multi more Colt* nod big Seminole line stopped their until Dee. .V Indore it tries to end >i perfect season against UCLA— New Vuik (limit* for the national •fforl. |.rnKur title. Bouncing right back Ihe .Semi* will learn its Colton Howl oi.jm- i ,, .................. , ... nolcs Ix-gan In roll. John Lovelace licnt Thanksgiving Day when lex fare* Texas AAM. Texas will * ’ picked up a first down on second as play Ihe nationally top ranked (*r- that general direction Sunday and down and Lundquist followed up with an IH yard jaunt for another arise if it win* If Texas lo.,r,. Ar­ Unit*, and Conerly weie Die one* to Ihe SO. I.umlquist then threw kansas will yet the Southwest Con­ who led the w»y. to lira cry It yard* lor another ference bid to Dallas. Arkansas Uii Has threw two touchdown ha* lenlatively accepted a hid to first down. Two plays later Ro­ the (ialor Bowl should Texas win pis*** **"d scored «>fiir him,elf berts hit Christensen over the mid­ in a l.T It victory over San Ftandle and the hustling end (ought H ip Cotton Bowl hid Missisxippi should gel Ihf Sugar that boosted Baltimore into his way to the goal line 35 yards Bowl bi-tlli opposite I.StJ if il Ikntj for the score. He then boomed a u first place tie with the Fortybeautiful kirk through the uprights Mississippi Slate next Saturday Niner* in tile Western Division. while '<b a no sliiiiild wind up m for the TAT. .............. ... Faced with the prospect of losing In the beginning the second J " i! . ?** J Missouri all chance In letuin tiie league Unitas, Conerly Spark M ix e d Bowling By JERRY COVINGTON Well, it hardly scent* possible. After a very shaky atari this .season, few peo­ ple would have guessed that the Seminoles had any chance to repeat ns OHO champs. Ij»st Friday afternoon there were high hopes by the local players that Winter Park could upset powerful A pop. ka giving them a lie for the OBC crown hut this seemed impossible after the great showing of the Darters. There was an­ other obstacle in the way; the Seminoles had to come home with a victory over Lakeview who won their first six ball games this season and had been touted as one of the powers in Central Florida. The odds were against a spirited Sentinole team who had ouiscored the two previous teams at SMS but had seemed to get that bad break all season long. How­ ever. they took to the field determined to take this one and that is just what they did. They all played tngeihur and it was a great team effort. While thi* game was being played in Winter liar den, the Wildcats front Win­ ter Park were battling it down to the w ire in a great game in Apopka. The Darters led 12-0 until the final 5 minutes of the game and it looked as though they had the crown wrapped up but th# Wildcats £aufdri) Krralli Covers Sports battled back. With the clock running out, the score was deadlocked at 12-12. Stev# King came in and booted the PAT giving the Wildcats a victory and the Seminole# a share of the crown in the OBC, lutst year it was the Wildcats who played a big part in the Seminoles reign over the OBC, In the first part of the season the Seminoles and Darters had battled to a U-D tie in a downpour of ruin. From here on out neither team lost a con­ ference game until the Wildcats defeated the Darters by a single point in the final game of the season. Just to show that they were undisput­ ed champs after the 0-U tie at the firjt o f the season, the Seminoles and the Dar­ ters met in the Celery Bowl in a post sea­ son game. Well, it didn't take long to see who was the real chump. On the great running of little Cecil Dandridge. the lo­ cals completely outclassed the Darters and then they wore their conference jackets with a little more pride. There has been much talk this year ns to the possibility of another game such h s this. The tie for the championship pre­ sents a perfect situation for a great battle and with the fine playing facilities at Memorial Stadium why can’t we stage an­ other ''Celery Bowl?” Teams To N F L Victories Rate ,i!lta5 Up ■ B began K lo V '" 4 " T "? *3 T "* ' T W ^ The rare for first place in th* game* h i which he hat thrown Thursday Night Mixed League, is touchdown passe* to 34. The Colt* \gelling tighter every week, a* all and Furiy-Niner* both »p«rt «-:! h» v*‘ hil ll,r‘r *tri,11^ 11 w, KtJ" arch Duildfr* Supplii*« viill ha* record, and meet again *t San j , n .hl |fl#() fir„ but ,m|> (()lir Francisco, Dec. 5. came* separate them and second Conerly, whose mjuied ankle spot holders, Mrinineyor Roofing, kept him sidelined the pa-t two Dr,.- game behind the Roofers i, Furniture ( enter, ami alter them. weeks, tossed touchdown pa, e. a three way tie is on for fourth of 33 ami to yaids in the sec- ,j„,t j* South I’ lnecresl, Sunl.ind ond period He lateialcd to Kiank ..ml Florida State Bank ended this Glffutd, who hit Airs Web-tci seek s play with a total of t7 won, 22 lost each. with a 37-yuid seining pa,*. The Florida Slate Hank topped Hie I D s weie the first fur the Giant- Hooters ihi, week, hy winning two out of three, after losintt the first in IU pel lull-, game hy inativ pm*. The last two Standing* games were close, but Ihe Hankers Fa-tern Di>i-oin pulled ahead behind ihr 204-5)8 W 1# T I'll lulled by anchorman Hot) ilosfurd. New Voik 7 * u Sletler had high selies tor Stem ( lev i-land if si 0 M ” in.-vers, bid it wasn’t quite hij it 4 U ,Mi i enough (o stop the opposition Philadelphia lbtl,burgh 4 i t .fillO un Ihe eeillei lane* last week, W.»,hlMglOll .1 Ii II : ;. ■> • u ■*»./ Chu ago Curd, Weslrrn Div isii.ii ivvii Binncs. 3e*»- Gardner was tup H 1, 1 Ctl man on Simla lid’s team, hut How H 3 II ld»7 ard Harrison racked up a -Vi3 to Sun Finn, i - o »« ■t II ♦nit Daltim.iie l hi. ago Brat b 1 IJ •>5i» II Kdwaril* and l’ inecre*t seem­ l.icen Bay i ft u IU •i li L Ju4) ed to he having a hall on five and Dctiinl ■l-H six. a- each team took a turn in la., Angele, 1 7 U walloping tiie other. The supply lea.n beat tin- opposition b> lib pm., the iirsl game, but lost the next one by 130, and then, being llo-ir turn again, won the la,t one '.v inn.- small sticks. Although Kd i .Ulan had lop score on t’ meerrst's I.) Ilian xilifcted tli.-ir lint.I de le.uii team mate 't.irv Klntore feat of the foolliall season Indav rate, a cheer for the tine series *hr as Florida Military School squeak lia-l this week Margie Wood led (.,j |n ||„.,n | p tin- Supply tea in willi a 3u5 Thanksgiving being a time for l x111.,n is uo.v H i ..nil will close lurkevv. in •nx -veil* rolled this uul ,hr ” ','"m " «'<l»e*.l..v at we. k. il-iiii,...i ..ml Mary Ktmorc e t e i l fo ile d two Margie W o-k ! P- 1,1 against s.oiili Sumter Hob Benton George Conklin and lh.,i .r ! each turiu-d in one. "nlv . tw.i -plits fell, with Ih.Hi Tom Molly M O X DQCT R itC S anil Frank llohn making the 3 Hi. and v'onklm and Callsn toppling Die 7 9. p a ^march a n d again. Passe* ' * ouW br '' their •' » rrguhr Hr. ember, the t o th s ran up H. u to (Sparry and Chrislen.cn moved ““ " " V ' ’ v lM ■ 7 :1 : " rr " r U"'. ****u” \ ‘ .. the hull to the three yard line. An . m '"i , l,K ‘S hi '* 1 ■iff sill.-* penally m-naltv mined ..,,,1,',l Hie Ilm .Semi Semi . ■ ltMI- .1.rh)-'V "ight. has key to .oiiimeiit lie felt 'like a tiff stiles . ling 01 I rain ju-t ran over me. notes bark to the * but Hus didn’t l onerly had much Die same ef •top the effort, nn fourth down l" ml r" m it wins its last t vo feet oil Hie Chicago < ordinal, Lundipllxt took Ihe pitrlmlit from ^IIIIW " Limping on a sprained angle, Hubert* and pitched to Grace) the vrlfiaii 3Hycar-old Ciinerly for Hie second score. This tune filed two linnhdown pa*,e, and Christensen■> kick was a few (eel li.td a hand in a Ihinl a, the sxidc and the score rca-l Sanford I lilniil lirkcil the 1,'hiiIs, .'HI 20, *' 13. Lakeview k. ' \|iniienpoll* and rlimhcd one Just In-line Hie half David Lowe game In limit nl the Kasteio lit interrepleil a Roberts pa,* and vl-iiin la.e with » 7 J iCcuid. the Red Devils drove to Ihe goal I'lltdiuig up-el 1 lev eland It line where the clock slopped. Tliclr el forts hud moved the hull frmn I i. il lie t rolled a el-.i-m.i'* high jo thi-ieliy knot king tiie Brown* Hie IS to the Iwo in three play*. •mgle game of I.'tg to U-uil Hurry , out of a fust place De in the The Seminole* received to open l.lrpior* to n two tonne vulmy Fastern Division. The Brown* now the second half. As they began to ov er Iinn ', Si-minule Cteuiiei* and have a U3 record, the same as move, another to,* by Roberts Imi rult in lust Wednesday', m-. the I'hita.lrlphia Fiagle*. who de wa* Intercepted and Hie devil* lion in ihe Sanfmd City Howling (rale.l the l.»* Angeles Ham-. J3 moved inside Seminole territory. League Tom's ,ei irs of oii.V ] | II* rin- Chicago Bear, kept then With Hie ball on Hie 10, Lnvv and in* Irani, ulnlc Hill Karri- led (.nut V\e»iein Division hope- *lnr Browder made big rim* and moved Gene's team with a Sill total. with * It II triumph over Die De within striking distance. Wilh III oilier league action, Mother i troll l.irm*, »ml tiieeo Bay snap fourth down and the hall nn Hie of Smifoi.i i„„k two gam. from ’ „ five game losing stn-ak by one yard line laiwc broke through Km ii.-. t I'ainirr* to remain m a walloping Washington, II o. The middle to tie the bat! game tip. Do with Harry’s for fi.-t pL....... . I <dl I on-b Weeb Flwl.anl, It.tp Their point attempt failed again, tiie league, .lohri Chi , ’Ui !g ]nj [illv dee la ring "we are now i-aek Sanford look Ihe kukofl tint ,.f Hie Kiiriiiiiiremen, while Claude ter three altuinpU they needl'd I-osier wo- IiigIi to. 1lie- Ibiinleryards Ml Roberts punted. Iwlvc. with a fan*. D... IDng led N-v, (oons "played Iheir be-l game i>| F'.ineial ,eivi..-* for Mi* Baer Forty w„rld ,hvav)weight bos View took the ball and moved a- fork I if.- Iu*uriii.ee to a iv%,» to •be .caom - . g*m*t Ih, it .'** th.» midfield stripe. However, .me vii to* v ov-r Celery Cilv I'rint V*' ! , . ... i|i_ i inir rhmnpion, wifi h*»r the Seminole ilufense, led by Hus mg Compauv with a nice All »-r [’u« •diiv, wb'i'b-'” Ilaro'l'i'l' iVrbu. led "he llr D'*'*"»<<' H«H'm».r w.th 7-U H Simas, Whelchei, and Ross held Th** will Imp rnmiurixl nl them and Browder quick kicked to I‘rinter* with a PCI total. lr-"1 ,n ,h*’ ......... ,tUt" ,*'r "Split - to ink.*, s'* ....... l.n-v hl' •'-•l> an Htt-yar.l dtive hy Ih* Chapel of Ibe Valley amt » ii th* Sanford 19. laindipiisi tut up f„||„o *ig. the middle to the 20 where lie making up lor last week s all I'hmging over from Ihe one yard t»„dnnent «,|| Will uoitl erne Bob St.-rle and H.m IV. rv ' *",r- "ten Knew seoilng |>.«..r* to \|ary'*Ma.ro. rum. im thenext play hr I.hiL the mckeilup the five and dime, while K«JMerry and Lenme Mmne. pitch fromRoberts andHircw (o -InnMaloney, DoeHmg, Carl Von |The iw«III* mereused hu *ea ihrHngerlipt ofGraeey and the ; llerhulia, and Clyde J’ ien-y nit got 1*on tulnl tit IT and ran hi* all iuan end romped all the way lo r1Hie fi-7. John Uhr got the 4 ft-". time league record of consecutive the Ho yard genre, Tin* Dme Christen,on kicked the halt out of •he parkfor the point and the Seminole* led IU-13 It wuxn I long until the bemmuie* •cored again. After the Devil* had taken Hip lung bm.i from Chmu-h.cn, Markham lilt la.vvc hard and the fleet haltb.uk Him idl'd Musty Simas recovered for the Seminole* and they were oil again. (In Hie first play, quarter back Robert* rolled out. faked beautifully, and went 'JU yards up the middle for the score. Christ delivered tsi eosen * kick wa* good *m| ,|„ .-sanford Seminole* led 27-1.1. The Red Devils came bouncing back with a score. Rig Maurice Haatn, la.we, and Rrowd.-r ran Harry's Liquors Paces Kegler Play Lyman Loses To FMS, 14-6 Scheduled Tuesday r C D e i c j | 0 In i n & * UP TO 42 MILES PER GALLON $295 $1695 Lovi'llcltc Hurt SI I.Ot is tt I’ ll—Clyde Lovel let it-, hfoot, 9 inch Si. lands Hawk center, will he sidelined with a small fractured Imuic m hi* right ankle foe about two Weeks. Lovelli-tlc suffered Him in lory in the Hawks' HO) 107 loss to ihe f>etr«>it Piston, Satur.lav night , ^ f it ywto Se# "Lav* of the IMaiiwman’ Sundnvn at 8:01), I'hannel 2. W xJissi VYboioJi Qo. T O Y G A LLER Y Maitland I’ln/u MailUnd, Flu. SMALL Ml M m OI-|r.\ EVENINGS TIL 8»0 CARS ARE (U K BUSINESS — NOT A SIDELINE! FA 2-1095 FRENCH SENKARIK (B ilsk and 111 W. 2nd St. on Dry Cleaning P A N T S SKIRTS SUIT ANY Paint Co* FA 2-i«22 $ COATS 3 For (Bob Chumim} HALL'S DRY “ The 110 TOYS & 1I0BB1E8 l'*e Our U j s . sji And F'.N.H, Plan S PEC IAL PRICES Home K. 2nd SI. C LEA N ER S Of Careful Cleaning” Sanford iJ �1 -v — ft ~r V C(l> #anfar!> In-alB Mon. Nov. 2u. IP.*!*—PAg* 0 ---------- -------------------------------- Worry Clinic Sally typifiei the problem con| (runted bv firry lift who plant t»i marry a professional man. Wlvet, you are north 3*r« to­ ward your husband*' m e tis , and that 1* doubly true it you marry a minUter, doctor, lawyrr, engineer, buslne** exrcuthr i*r other professional man. Hrins a auctewful wile it the must complicated career: BV — GEORGE W. CRAVE l’ b. D.. M. u. • CASE C — 490: Sally S . aged U a lovely (irl with atari In her eyes. "Oh, Dr. Crane," she exulted. "I am so happy for I am engaged to a 'cry wonderful young minister. "He is still attending seminary, but hat a little church where he preaches over the week ends "And I have been joins out there With him this semester to play the piano and teach a huh school firls’ class in Sunday School. "Bui what rite can I do to pre pare myself so that I will !>e of the mo«t help In in. future h u s ­ band* He is *n womiwriul t rl.m't want to hinder hun In the riigMesl • ay.” "IIIEER LEADER” HIVES Wivea, all men who ‘ 'front'’ belors the public, at doctors, islet men, clergy men, etc , nerd "cheer leader" wives. For such men exude a lot of vi tutity during thrtr daily' duties They often must take atlrunts and turn the other cheek at a matter of professional diplomacy Time, whan they reach home, they feel much lower in spirit than would a ditch digger or manual laborer. That'a where you "cheer leader" wivea ar« so Important. Pratsu you mate. Boon his morale. Toot hli horn. Tell blm of soma com­ pliment you may have heard about him. "Wet hlankrt" wives, en the other hand, further tax hit frayed nerves and beat down hi* deflated ago by nagging Dr caviling Jun kor a peity misdeeds, etc. So the FIRST rciiuistu of a •uccevdul wife is to be a "cheer leader*. BUSINESS COLLEGE Even if you girls have had 4 years at the university, by all meant take a year at Business College. For Businc*. College will help make you a superduper wit*. It will teach you shorthand and type writing, which are a boon lo every wile. 11 wilt olfer you courses in Ap­ plied Psytho.ogy, Public speak­ ing, Effective Letter Writing, and Business Law And it will teach you to keep books. Your knowledge of simple accounting technique. will then en­ able you to handle the budgeting and business aspects of your lamily corporation. You can coni pule your husband's income tax and thus relieve him of such "headaches’ so he can concentrate »m creative thinking. Mr*. Crane look a yrar In Rtitlne>* College md I hair benefited more from her training therein, than from all her universitycourses. in fact. I wish every hrltle could cite a Business College diploma a* a rripitsiip for marriagr. fur ti'cn we'd have fewer divorces and less unbalanced bmlgetv PROFESSIONAL HIVES A clergyman's wife should know how (o play the piano well enough lo handle the hymn* for Sunday School. She should he able to speak fluently ami narrate atones for toddlers. She should have the poisd to offer ■ prayer, even if called upon without previous warning. She should be deft in handling the problems uf young folks ami have a reservoir of games or en­ tertainment ideas to stimulate the m. If she c.m cook, that a line but any intelligent girl can become a good cook in a few weeks just by following the recipes on the con­ tainers of modern ftxw^'uff. Send fur my booklet ’ ocx I’rob lems of Teen-Agers." enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus JOc. fur she should also hr the sex coun­ sellor to youth. * (Always write to Dr, Crane in care id this newspaper, enrlosIng a long Ic stamped, addressed envelope and 20c lo rover typing and printing rusts when you send for one of bis booklris.) Sweden Salvaging Ship Sunk 311 Years Ago | | j Dominican leader Out To Kill Him ■ t ' '* . r '• ' iu S , IA ' /% 41 v , »c • ■ • \ ^ i 4 l ADMIUIMI l.lTTI.E SISTKH , Deborah Goers*, is wideeyad, greatly impressed us she look* at brother John's gold medal which he won with his essay on "The Evolu­ tion of tha American Constitution.” (Staff Photo) Seminole High sophomore John took fir-t place in the Seminole Goers* ha- received national re- County branch of the conte-l last cognition lor his »**«>■, “ 'Ihe May He worked on th* paper for Evolution of the American t'on » month The *on of Rev. and stltution." Mi* Her tint W. Uocias, John "Ha hate read this very scholar want* lo be either a minister nr ly lieatUe on the American Con an accountant. School librarian stituliun with great mieiest and Mi** Kdiia Chittenden ami Englivti admiration." Colonial Daughter'* deiiortment teacher* Mr*. Guy president Mi-* Muignrct Huge wrote Seminole High civic* tench Allen and Mi-. Kent Bateman or Mis. William Wray in a leuei Intuit! tlm receive nrdd for their judging Hu contest locally, Mr* Mrs. Wray received la-t week. Praising the paper which ran Hray *aid. to nearly JO typewritten puges. Mi** (luge said lh.it "The society ' ungratolates it* gdted author for hiving produced trim outstanding ess** whirh *huws the rr-uli uf much thought ami research, to Two more city prisoners has# which the liddioglnphy Louis abundant proof. Hi1 have rt-ieised escaped 11hin suit details Ro­ many eisay* , . , tint mine finer bert Head a lfl» |round Negro, jumped from a cdy truck on H th a n this and few *i|Ual lo it. 13th St Friday xfieriioon, .Sanforil Of course, we are not uttimnd police ^a d Hie 2Hyear old pri ful of th* important trait you hose sutler Juin[i*-tl inio a crowd of had in bringing aUail this highly school rhddrru so liiat guard Don successful conclusion to the con Slone w,i* unable to kes-p (rack te<t |o promote patriotism and of him. good eiiirrmhip among *>ur1 City prisoner Berry f MrCray. youth for which arcept our deep a tJII pound V t o , r» aped from appreciation," the president wrote a eily can* doing ,lr, work on Mrs. Wray. SouIIIWe -t Rd Frid.iv morning, John won * gold medal after he i prdlfe .air) City Prisoners Escape Crews Shah Set To Wed Again In Quest For Male Heir l\ (• OPEN NOW! JO IN TODAY . . . Solasu wnu - 'eil *iveial week* ago to •■*• luted hv reports of hei Lo- rr Iiu-Laud s fill t In online rev tge ''he -*as •aol to l.r *till m ■ - - ti him Mi • IIiImIi a - - "I rdlo like 1‘ersian beauty ice hei ance•- j try Luik 27 ge •> nr tit the I'ruphct Mubatiino i She iptured the .Shall > lo-,- m * utiul wind two-week nni.-ni ji and he parked her off to 1arls to buy a wardrobe fit fpi a iiueeit. "I want to give no ftliah a too anil heir," Nil*- 11 -.« *atd In an interview. "Three children is what 1 want. I l-rve children They will come ........ To S A V E Y O U M O N E Y O N Y O U R FO O D B ILL Sanford Ave. at 4th St. and 1100 Thirteenth St. -------------------------In Goldsboro Grade A - 12 to 14 Lb. Avg. Quick Frozen Dressed And Drawn x n m s ts 3 8 FIRST CUT PORK CHOPS « 2 9 c SffiSir SAUSAGE 3 '*■$1.00 : i ; i i • 0 • Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new home? 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Vatt 65c i'ir 2 3 < For 25C See All 10 Flour LbBia i j j :• sj vvv^ - JE W FL ^ 49 CAN V h *• . fl.A N T A MON • Wilier Li 1*111x 1 Q vfttj’A "Where Duality I* Higher Ilian I’ ricr" LL 4 w hite Potatoes 7 £ <r y '^■'DkXAA/^^ * * {.ood Shot's mean Kune! post uru for your child. U. S. No. 1 Vi Shortening s > 3 > LI). • * • SMOKED S U N N Y L A N I) Casper Captures Mobile Open Play $7.9.5 • • * \ \ S ’C A T E B A N K V v.iA £ a a a . ^ convenient locations # 1.9.1 to • • n o n i da HOLYOKE. Mas* (U 1*11 - Mr* lame* Walsh is a firm believer in the adagr whirh sass it s only human In err. even if the rrror u a Si million one A* a result, she has refused lo return a check accidentally mjde out to her firr that amount by the Hadley Fall* Trtiat To Mrs Walsh bought a counter check last Friday for 122 74 only to discover, on arming home, she had received one for St,000.022 75, The tidier wlm made out Hie check, Mi»* \nn lleiliweil, was Bred for her mistake The hank then itked Mr*. Walsh to please return th* cheek It also explained how it had fired Miss lleiliweil. Mr*. Walrti said she would r* turn the cheek hilt only if the bank rehired Mist lleiliweil The band said no Mr* Halsh refined to return Ihe check "Fin just stubborn,” she ,„,l "After all, *vervltod> make* mu take* ’ Tip Top has 2 ^ [s N J O i HAVANA. Cuba t i l ’ ll — Maj. William A. Motgan. an ex-Ameri­ can who now i* a Cuban citizen, said today that Dominican strong­ man Rafael E. Trujillo is offer Ing (500.000 to anyone whu "can kidnap ma and deliver me alive in tha Dominican Republic." Th# 8t-year-old ai-til, formerly of Toledo, Ohio, made the rhargr during an interview in his srrlud ed penthouse apartment where well-armed Cuban army »olider« maintain a constant guard against any newr attempt on his life. He said Trujillo is anxious to gel him — dead or alive — for hi* key' role in luring a Domini­ can invasion force into a fatal trap at Trinidad. I.as Villas Pm. vinrt, In the southern central part of Cuba last August. Two assassination attempt* have been made atainti him here during th# past two month* "One msn. caught in one of th* sharks, said he hid been offered 145.000 to kill me," the ex-Yank raid with a relaxed smtle. "But to anyone who can debt rr me alive to the Dominican Republic, Trujillo will pay out a half a million dollar*,’’ he added "That's a lot of dough and there are a lot of mercenaries willing to work for him ” Morgan became one at the lop rebel guerrilla leaders in the sue cessful revolt which ousted the Batista regime last Jan. Seminole High Student Teller Is Defended Wins Essay Recognition In $4 Million Error S T O C K H O L M (DPI) - The f rom Ui* depths U Stockholm *'Vasa," probably the shortest liv­ bailor they are raising the pride ed man of-war w naval history, will float again in a couple of of the Swedish Navy which, trt lti.'9 set sad on her maiden voyage—and ycara. promptly sank. The job «l salvaging the t>( gun warship will take two mure years, but when she It brought to the surface Sweden will buivl one ol the most unusual historic relics In The Seminole County Neighbor the world. bond Association of Girl Scouts Thousand* cheered when the met at Hu* Episcopal Pariah Vasa left her dock for the first House with Mr* Randall Chase, time 3.11 years ago. She was the neighborhood chairman, prewd- best *equipped warship on the fctg Baltic. U »s than a mile from shore Highlight of tin* evening was a a fierce gust of wind lurched the Mndlrlight investlltire service, ahip and water poured min her Jed bv Mrs Gordon Roliertsun open gunporis New leaders, who had just com­ The Vasa began to sink 1hr pleted tlio leadership course were weight of her guns — about 4,t»«i pinned. They were Mrs. Don Jar­ , pounds apiece — helped put her rell. Mrs. II. fl. Johnson, Mrs. under. Fifty crew member* went Ray DeYarmin, Mrs. Roger A. down with the ship. The tragedy Smith, Mrs. R Q Wakefield, and took „n!y seconds. Mr*. Harold Cooper. Enable lo In time, the wreck was forgotten. be present, but also in the group But three years ago an amateur TEHRAN, liuu l DPI i — 'l he of new leaders are Mr*. Ben Bul­ historian named Andi-rs Frantien lard (rom Lake Monrue anti Mr< located it bv careful study of eye* Shah of Iran, who dil uted two empresses beenu-e tlo-y failed to Paul Mikler of Oviedo. witnesses report* of the sinking. The new Public Relation* Then Ihe Navy decided to tt-e the hear him « male heir to Die pen chairman Mr* II II Osborne, sunken ship a* a "plus ground" for cork throne of Pet»i.v, will he come engaged ton ght to a 21 was introduced and told th* group sailor* m divmg school year old beauty. tl>,si new a items almul th* troop The divers found that the \j-.a Ihe loim.it engagement patty activities call lie called in to her was in unusually good shape. Her aiti take place tonight in a pu •t FA 2 MU. mjst* and rigging had collapsed vate cricmony at the Shah's mar Plans for the Christmas float but Hu hull — built of solid oak hie palace when the lb-year-old (• were di*cu*.-ed and Mrs. K E timber* — wav intact Austin was named chairman of Swede* responded to a private monarch place* a gold ring on the committee to make arrange­ fund drive to raise 1200,000 for the the finger of the lovely Farah ments concerning the parade salvage yob. Dibah, Hie lmjteri.il palace an float. Expert* »a\ the Vasa remained nounerd The wedding w il l tak* place relatively undamaged because she To Tour S. sank In tha "mild" waters of the | Dec. 21 The announcement of MOSCOW O 'I'li—Russian men * Baltic They sa\ .m\ 17th centuri 7he Shahs Int-ntion to marry and women s basketball teams l<‘f; slop sunk in tin- open ocean would Mis* Diliah, wlm-e fir-t name In mh mean* 'joy " follow rd tier bv plane Sunday for a six game have h-en destroyed long ago The Vasa mav contain its own irtuto Saturday fiom a tlou* ’.in tour of the I oiled States begin­ ning in New York's Madison Square "treasure" — a chesi filled with sh opp in g s|iree in I’anfhe Shah only last tear divot Garden on Thursday, Tha teams gold ruins whirh were to he used also will plav in IVoria, III. Cleve­ for paying the crew Mready, *cv vrd (Jueen Sora.a and he wa* land, Laurence K in , Denver and oral hundred object* have hecn pieviously wed to I'nncc s Faw h i. Neither pi minced him a son raised from the wreck Se a11le Girl Scouts Hold Investiture Service F „ e, 0 I S . „ T i J SAV|NGS M S A L i# ^ 2 5 - L b. Bag C - Sanford Ave. at 4th St. M ARKETS 1100-13th St. Goldsboro a * !' £ *aL �% * ' Mao Trying To Kill East-W est Summit M oot MM wwttaa » .D m Com* has b r a an alniMt total abraca i| |i of. pressure fro* Moscow h r a O ,■ 1 1 1 top-level msstlai aod tbat Ibru* ehebev himself baa b a n notably sUsflt aa tba oaah rawca bs h a f 1 **' baa demanded. mm . Communist affairs axparts salt , behind Peiping's daaira la thwart a top-lav*1 East-West haatiaM was a suepleioe of iaf apiadom Quotable Quotes » IjB reporter, h based h h Iw r hMarthw that T i t S e C e ir u M a w M HoINT, IU, < IM > « T data Mat S a f r T «th y aM «t | UMe Mother was Forester Speoks On Fire Control Instruction oo flit control hen the Florida Forest Service was lived la take Mary residents at ■ special meetins held Thursday, Forester Robert Leveret* spoke to the (roup on how Florida baa proareswd “ recent years In tba protection of forests. A movie en the wart of the forest service was shewn alee, Farm First Defects ia heatiax and cookie* equipment causa about one-thtrd of farm Urea, the Department at Protactlon Aaeorlatlen report. GATOR i someone want* them there, [tsiause they re willy, I t* Hi write Iw every wniies* and wnslur that my menev hfmtt, to try t« let a Merkthto to |tve a prisoner the af saMkitlte method* ta I mm * m we ho|aa ta reeall t|» Mttan ara eiraor af ttwhy. iMnaptoa I f John (Jake The Ml F H ta r , a ertm* whteh I « tu teules, Its r e * » M the frayed imekor af hit and white iasket and UlMed SI MUM to disappear," said y " |M '» tn pa hark ta OffMdf haeawae Me parois Legal Notice 3 Commercial Permits issued ItuddUm permits have keen SrsWed hr erect throe new wut*. m m isl ctuWl*hmeot» la Xaa hud Itsrrel and ueveily Auto her vice wdt put *w • llt.w* Ruder budding at tit W »ih Hi Itvu *iwu Uw> of wU#,ki « 111 do the budding. V IlhCMU WUht IV waiefcouae wdt be budi at UP W I'cotth St b> Anueu Drain ate M l Metal Pmhscta Inn, M eph Mua* has iveeuvd penuta two to leal duuu Ihe old flay and Night tirtU at tut South French Are. t used ear ha watt reader* bus. It aaa a odd life swt ef Ihe evil hueon (sill cahaiol, aod gut the hvui pait of tta uame bvw tb» feme lbs* » fanned each n*M M was a t'» % 5 ? f f - e v,............... United Service Set By Churches W, H, JfVKWAHr the lake Mary t'horvh of i n I s t n l n the beer huuwcu t waa Is the *u*e honoeaa" twbv \a»*i««e. vVuuuusMv Pv*ahs*v»- i eosdmoed "Nat hulb uaa m the itu t'kurvk. imt Furt ILsptm Church eiU tkMO m a msUed tec vice ms ThaiUig**u*g IVv V u etubes W »l teu a n tervtvee edl be Hehl M Ike l A* M m VUytvr' 1 o id A Meets w u k uuntlty er'H.rUVCtuev l «Ukl 4ud *ch t Moth dw**gw. b-.'iue* KlalM *t tW HKTIHINii H IIKI' K. I,. WOKNKR hping "plixu! nv,»r tho aldaa” at Uia Hnnfunl Nnvni Air Stetinn after serving with VAH-a fur three yeara and thrau months. Chief Wornrr, while at the Navy Station, has been line chief ami In maintenance training. For more than 50 years more Florida motorists have driven with Standard Oil products |, than any other / 1 d)lw brand sftw \ Nl.’Of M btnw i K itc ta m K q u ip m e n t U k lh KENT* Ym iv r t f t» be G O O D m S T A Y »*t m / LUMBER Co �r G O LD IN THEM THAR HILLS! « r rt.iN K e l e a z k r Tailed Press alentaUoail WASHINGTON (UPI»—Nowhere in (hr house could I lay hinds on spat* or a cane, and the briefrare 1 (ot for sraduation from college, what with the mold and all, wai coming apart at the reama. But they don't hold big diplo­ matic talks here every day. and ! wai determined to let nothing deter me. In sports roal and slack* t approached the mahog­ any doors In tho big caucus room in the House Office Building, 'Industrial Future Bright For County The industrial future o f Seminole County appears brighter than ever before because the county has the best -financial structure in the state for prospective Industrialists •end investors. Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krider painted a “ rosy” picture of the county’s industrial future and noted that many firms here plan expansion moves creating new Jobe. According to Krider, in the past many industrial firms were afraid to come into the county because of the low level •f assessment and high millage. ‘'Businesses were bearing the brunt of the taxes,” he emphasized. £ “Now that is all reversed and we have a high level on assessments and low millage, **If someone wants to come in to the county and build a large shopping center, he would not have to be afraid that his property would be confiscated by taxes. "It won’t be loo long before all the vacant lots in the county will house new industry and structurcs," Krider pre­ dicted. Ha also said that now it would only cost the county onehalf a mill out of capital outlay funds to finance a new jail, while yeara ago the same thing would have cost five mills. It Krider said five new industries “ are on the line now and we believe that they will settle In Seminole County.” Kxpansion moves are planned by industries here, ineluding Dynatronlrs, which plans to double its size by mid1960 and Sanford Manufacturing Company. In 1958, according to Krider. $18 million was spent on new construction, with less than two per cent going for new . industries. • 1 Vista* wtad g Colors* 1 (1 4 II. 1L AUowaaea for weight B.T im n iw M ita 14. Employ g g Skill IT. Minin—la t Frighten* ml 7, Gull-like bird '(abbr.) 33. Onody ai.Kxtao 3S. Crass t Cook, M moot •.Faeta Nona- aglatlM KtfdM of 11 Advertise* g G im u moat w rit* It, Showy •Vtawdor‘0 Aaaoee 14. raotuom resort 33. BuM 17. Scope ALKdwardua Host abbr.) tt.Mixva tKTotm 24. Lorn eater IT. Totem 31. Male adult*. 33. Edge 34. Interior n~ r Trouble Appeals For Aid 0 I V///M H -ll D A ILY CRO SSW O RD u 1 Girl'a name 3. Mother of Irish gods (pose.) 4. Fung'.it ■liseasa 1.1 -and measurer 4. Sinking Fellovr worker 1« . Dwarfed 19. Cherish aa peered sn. P.otlrnt 22 . Bonetel 23. Sub­ stantial 24. Exist surcess 24. Armed (slang t conflKt 24. Fletflih T. Moslem titles .13. Stem 33. Cut I. Ponder 37. Swarm of E Arranged troops beta T Z I jX T r H 1 !• 5*. Level 39. reuse ♦t. Fish 42. Indian weight If a iL •4 % AO T" i ’A 'i where the Jfh annua* NATO par­ liamentarians' conference was as­ sembled. ' Well, you would have thought I this was the Harris committee Investlgating rigged quit shows on TV. They let me right in. And in some o t -if ways K was just liks a few weeks ago. when In this ssmr room ISO of us nondiplomatic reporters w a t c h e d Charles Van Dorm and friends mopping their brows for prixes like 1129.000. Only, the show, then was on film, flashed on a screen. Now It was real. Two Isolation boclhs dominated the front right corner of the hall, the biggest hearing room Congress has. In the* left front corner two more booths were installed. And with some­ body in every one, headphones plastered to ears. Nobody seemed to hr sweating though, a prel|y good elue these weren't contestants at all. They were interpreters. With IV) law­ makers on hand from U Western nations Including our own, each spoken word was being translated and broadcast through the room. Attendants paased out pocketsup radio* w'lh earphone* and fordi fnr the neck, and I said to myrelf, this sit-down diplomatic reporting U maybe foe me. Legal Notice Comedian In Financial PI ATROSB 1. Town-sits plan B. Medal 10. Style of architecture IX fUata] IX Musical Instrument If. Bog 13. German aty i po*t.) If.YellnW oeber IS. Next 3L Number (abbr.) 22.1.uron native 36. Fugitive 37. New Jersey'# nickname 30. Exhume 30. Color 21. Tor example (abbr.) 33. Malt hertragsa 34, The Badger State (abbr.) ML Bother 44. Satan (Arab.) 43. Art Ifse 44. Iweva off. aa a ayliable .46. Sprite# 44. Dishearten 43LEngland's Duke o f— DOWN I, Wind BOLIVAR. N. V. (LTD - You might n y that Merrell E. Starr slipped through the year* to reach his present age of M. He credit! drinking crude oil for hi* longe­ vity. Starr, who outlived hi* wife of 71 year* aa well a* their seven children. U a retired oilfield worker. He said he w»* ilekly a* * child and medicine didn't help. Then one day a man advised him In sroop up a handful of crude ml four lime* daily and twallnw H. "I Iried the nil." Starr said. "Prank the stuff for six months, got well and haven't been sick since." By ED KUTERRRA world — is a white endless desert | I couldn't ter Ihe men down OVER THE SOUTH POLE. - broken only hy grey dots and dish­ there, though w* were only 1.300 The lumbering Dollar-Two Doien es. Ihe shadow lines of rippled feel up. But just bring this close *now rose from the ice into the midnight I.l. Gerald Kline of Buena Park, to them made me (eel humble — sun. This was three hours and 43 Calif, the navigator, aticks a 17 men exiled voluntarily lor the minutes ago. The wacky compass crooked indrx finger in front of sake of science, existing in wea­ read north all the way. We were your ryes. It's painting ahead and ther as cold at lit degrees below heading due south. to the left. In Ihe glittering anow, srro. In a lew days, though, planes Thr temperature was 17 below a long streak of olf white Ilea low will land down (here and replace at McMurdo Sound, roughly its) against thr surface, like a thin mrnla will arrive. miles away, and it took ground smoke signal caught in a brisk We roared around the cluster of crews a full hour to warm the en- wind. liuls barely slicking out or the deep •,'incs of this C-121 Glahemaster. "The South Pole," Kline says. snow. The actual center of true Now the four engine* throb a con­ That's precisely where his calcula­ south was marked hv a pole sur­ fident tunc, and over the radio tion* — by Hie complex grid ays rounded hy oil drums • voice from the Pole casually trm — said it would he. The smoke Eight lime* ihe Globentasier says it's minus .te down there. was snow, kicked up hy a nine made a swing around thr loneliest Our mission i* to drop supplies lun biilldoter fetching packages outpost in the world. It look 90 b> parachute. The appearance of dropped on esrlier trips. The trie- 'minute*. Capl. Mitchell grinned. Ihn pl.mr m the crystal-irc-blue tor iDcif was dropped lu days be "Fight times around the world," *Ly makes it the fourth time the fore. •lie said. *Tn 9u mlnuirs." 17 mrn below had seen sign* of Ilf* from the outside world in ‘one year Three other Dollar Two-Dor cn GiitbemaMers made the journey in Hie pavt 10 days. You reach the South Pule by coming up a ramp, a spectacular slope upward for nearly 2«> miles. Thu is the Hrardmore glacier, anrl you can see smaller glaciers to thr right and Idt feeding into it HOLLYWOOD t i l 'l l - Mister, tie (mi tale for $73,040, Now it's And where they meet the snow is humped in helier-skelter blocks 2iio ran you spare SO cents lo help gjing itrr $6'i,ix)0. It's likr giving a an old friend'' feel high away, ami if i tell it, it's later! The friend is comedian Rod xyway." Air Force i apt. Jerry Mitchell, a handsome lid from Greenville. Abbot, ami he appealed today lo Abbott taui he has been living S. C„ and his young crew who hia fans to help him raise Sioo.ooo olf (riendt since last May. , to pay off thr hark laves that trained o irr the North Pole, arc "I've borrowril about $23,444 or making their lirsl trip to this broke him. "If this doesn't work, it's the $30,000” he said. "I still have ex Pole. So you're not the only one edging forward, straining at the last of me," said the white hatred, pens**—for intlancc, a lio.uoo verne below, gasping at the spec- SI year-old ,>crform*r. "I don t mortgage on ihe house at $.vno a month. lacle which scarcely 2.004 human know where my next penny k "And, nrighlior. Ihe only reve coming from. beings have laid eyes on since the t "I got the idea for Ihe SC rents nue I've got aince May wat from beginning of time. thr iieoplr who sent in money The briefing officer told Captain when I admitted * giveminent when they read about my trou­ Mitchell to keep an rye peeled for tax audit broke me—and people ble. One guy rent me a dollar hill ihe "fluvk uf Gibraltar." a vast 1 never heard of *rnl me half a and tald that wat all hr roud hunk of rugged brown rock stand­ buck or a buck They >eni it to afford. I most cried like a baby, ing alone at the bottom of the gla­ thr Encino, (Calif, i post office, "Another guy wrolr, 'Your real cier and punching hard out of the and f got it." Abbott, straight man nf the old friends haven't deserted you—only blank ice amt snow. The •'rock" is your ramv day frirndt.' I believe the signpoit to pilot*, a* if In **y; Ahhott and Coalfllo comedy tram, that and I lieliev* in miradr*. told I’nilrd Pres* Inirrnaiinnal "This way lo the South Pole." That'* wrhy I know they'll help Then up, up, up w« groaned, last May that thr aud:‘. disallowed me mil They’ re not Hollywood keeping a steady l.nuO feet between half a million dollars in deduc­ style friends." us and the white surface. The tions and "put a lien on practi­ mountain ranges on either side ol cally everything." "Rut I didn't wani > ask for this glacier drop away abruptly as TV Series we rcarh the top of our climb, anything until I tried everything HOLLYWOOD (L'Pli — Two possible lo straighten it out my nearly Iwo miles high. Afitftfnvb rittrt havt bftn ronlraclFrom then on in it is level flight self," Abbott told l PI today. "I *old everything I could—even rti to prrpftir a him veriion of over monotony. The plateau here­ on the top of the bottom of the my residuals. My house used to *4.Marco l*oloM for A!lircl ArtUl*. mirk- MM H P irtm a call Drank Crude Oil And Now He’s 96 Assignment Washington DAILY CROSSWORD Diplomatic Hearings Can Be "Trying" A Frenchman Identified In Mg program as Gait. Antoine M h w ait (I never beard anybody prwmunce that, M alone trass!ata It) stood at the mike, amt 1 rwtiehad te channel 3 (Englieh) to a n what Ha had on hie mind. Right away I leaned a y I f * lesson In international repotting. At mtetlnga Ube this they atwtys have broadcast channels far English and Fiemnb, and often faa Spanish, Rutsiea, and maybe Chi­ nese, depending on whtfg (bare. Listening and talking at tbe same lima, and 1st different tannages, is much too tough teen Ibr tbe average wife, -o the few experts who can do this are busy all erer the world most of ibe time. Traveling with the international set like they do, H'a probably not so surprising that they tend t# speak the Queen's English instead of the American kind. Of the nine interpreters taking turns on the radio here, thraa each are from the United Stalei and France and one each tram England, Brasil, and Peru. Hay* Ire I didn't catch the Americana Anyway, with the noise and Ml. I never did learn essrtly what Iha general waa saying, hut M had something to is with adjourelag for tench. Legal Notice aSSSlIXOl.R MIX A T T so x ix o ro x x iisia s Xwilr* •( neite Haarlaa Tn wtinm II mar mtu »tn: Net lea la tierahr vivas la acnrganra with Martina ]s «f ih* Xnnlni Haaulailnn* (hat K. J Xlnmka fnr lemlnnla Ranchas. voTH'K to n*:r*:*n Inn, baa ra'iueatad Ih* fnllnwinn 4aacr Ibarf prnperty h* annaA TIIS*. STXTS: US' FLORII* X TOi VI-1 In.In*! rial: Thai part nf NKg •( SK', Xae. IS-ll-ll X nf ORAMIK IUT> III U-rV-K and VVilllntham lid sort HF.\ ot XFV* nf Par lt-31-SS, and X S/4 af JALLKN ni't.Liw’ k f*vx •, .,f Par ll.tt-1.*. and TV1, ot XK<, nl *•<■. IS-tt-St, snd ■Jit R«il#»n #i*rtfft that |i*rl nf .X'W** nf X»r IS-tl-ll N nf 4t. ltd. «lt, and that Xiw T r'. part nf W1* nf .SRI, ar Wan lt.||.|t \ nf 8!. M.f. 111. YoU* Alist Atfill tif I so). Ar* h»« rby I’uhlle hsarlnr will h* hald la Ih* Xamlnnta Cnunly Caurt notified Hi aI BUit heen hie*! linn,r. Fniinlv- I'.immUalnnar* rnnm. VVadnasday. fianaaihae I, 4r41n*t %sen In ihe I’ln uH rmirt nf ISVS at T:jn I*. M, nr a* sunn Ihartaftar as pn,a|h|a Soioln.ilc t*iiunu. I’ lnrliU, In Samlnnl* I’.uinly Znnlna Oomalaatoa ttfrr. An nhhrtviAttfU Ml!# nf II, Unbar. X llrnan nhlrh )« P*lrnt FViferil Sd Iiikx «nt| Samin >1* Caitnly Xanlna niraeiar \ « • o'lat Inn of 8*iii|rinl# *'tuin I......... Vnramhar IS and 1), IVIV M 4 roTtinrtftIon. rtaliiNff* %m. IIf All lie Hu.I ItItlimit And wt*r, J*itIrn Itiiilm k, heftfudAnt*, Ihe ri«* lure of Held mitt !*elo« a *ult in Huiipines* ThrotiRh Health f„l w, towe IItrel <#i Uilt fttnrittASF ilAted %|>111 Ii, 11**1, aii(f of rtfiHinl (B y DR. F. LKO K E R W IN ) In Mori 44B e Honk 111. jjiA■e fit, ffenilnnle rmtnty iitibllp rttfarrle, eio itinlip11tik tlie ftitliin lug deecrlbe<t ie*| itrnperly, (nwltt Bursitis: The Meet I*1-* feet r*f th# Sonh ti 2 fa-el uf the Mouth* MiiAiier uf Ihe North* In oriler for the arm to movo nf the sack. The main reason "Mi nUAfier 'nf Set lfun If, freely In the ahmililer joint for lack of production in To n ii ehl|l I*1 ftAiifF ju nature has placed a suck of fluid at the point of articuln. tion. The artlculur sack is called Ihe bursal sack. A lack uf fluid in the Bursal sack will allow ihe t w o Itont!* to mil toMITVKMH nitf liAnd and nfflrUl •».*1 i t th# ••(Mlllty 1*01111 I lull nr, Kcther without .<4*n turd. He ml uole •m i n t v, Klortdo, lubrication, caiau Mil* f St N *4 * it « f A'tekernhtfri I Jo > injr severe pain•* f* 11# nut# it fi l l infinmation ritfrb "f th# Min mi i'ourt l l y ; Mai Mia T . Vthle# of tho ahouldor he|iut> Mlerk .1, Padwtii HliiuhoUtr joint. i» o Hot irn |I4 »|« Hauforil Allattll# H»uk Hit The bursal fluids is produced HAdfrifd l*lorlda l»y smnll glands in tho walla K««l» At# hereby re«|iilrtf<l In file > our AOBiier In * a UI #ult with the under«i«fied r te r k nf >a I«I end |ii arixe a r*y|»ir there of UtMMi ihe |*lAintlff'« Atlnriiey, etiui* iiAine anit ri IiI f m * AfitieAr Im Iim* iin or h**foi e Mi* ti th d-Af t*f I lei e hi her* I ■» i1», nod In de feulf rheieof I U t i i e I'ru Moiifeoeo will he e»ilei od NHumet Anil inn Ittornejr fur PtAtnMff PuMIbh .\«4. 1«. J5. 4* A !»#<• t these glands in poor narva supply. By adjusting the s p i n a l misaligments. tho (’hiropractor ia ablo to re­ store the nerve supply to tha bursal glands, allowing a rednetion of tho inflamation. Oat af a series of articles published in th* p«Mi« iatoreat-t* explain and IBnnlratr— <he practice nf aelenlifk Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. f.eo Kerwbe whoa* e ffl# la located at 201 8. French A t# and bin telephone FAirfan 2-7441. No low-price field for m e $36 m ju st buys a I 9 6 0 M ercury* Legal Notice •a 1•Ly/' y ". 13# M NIK « till I IT I III NI IIS' TilK i M vrn J in ic is i, i ' iiii • it ns%A IV T» 'iMs; STSTK IIS' ST. fill III s, Ik f A svn this s t iiim ii .k h u m s . IT.Oil III S ' jr I* l it vvi *:i«y m i , IU.IHI 7*11,4 TEAHI* FItASIKR. n J"/X* ' rtsiotiff. 1 7T william oruDT, n t.u u .n . % I'•flint, n|, 3+ ■T >• *» srj vnrii s: us- «i it TO. WILLIAM iIRAtiT FTlAMiCrt, % % •!*"*» rnl'Uii.- t, unk rim* a. A 4* w TOL' Aft If HLItS.lir NuTIFlK .. .5 % thsi 4 suit tut divots* amt ,otk#r if B“ ralisf has fc«tn (Usd •*,in.c you % In Ih# Circuit Court ef lit* \ IXT II tn 4* JudhTsI Clruutt ot S'lortd*. In mil for nsniliiul* Cnunly, at Nanfiiral, Y/, Florida, i»>isr*ln LILA I’KAItL FltAfUKR Is PUIutlff and MIL* I.rni ORADT rnAUIER Is l>*. (*'id« nt. Tin Alts: IIKllKHT RLQt lltKD Page 11 t« flla your tnsnrtr In said ault Monday, November 23, 1959 mill ills Clark of -aid r'uurt and w u i s a l l k t a a , H i m aaa r s tif •an# a r„i»y thereof u|,nn I'UIH' at s i n x c a ia is a , aa«sruatas ilff's Attorney* not ln ,r thm I*ri , nti.tr ata. H it A. I» If l on ja cst TtSISi CWCBS fall to (lia and s*rv* your Ancite s a t u • a llatrra Pro l.'ontfiso # ill u n i •treat sasavOar, SasSa*. aaa llu ia a * aaiaeSaa *•» snlarad asalnst you and th# ^ {esM ssiaa rare •ull will tnsissfisr pro tad •1 pnrla I, l»ia at >Past OIMaa at U.lfil st dsnf'.rd, Xantlunl ■ u l n t riaHta aatar Ska Sat »« Caeareea at Mat A taro. I'matil) Florida, lbl« ills day of raa ■araiS la a asaaika, ml iSa Lalias rraaa e l l , , *#i lil*4 #afI Xiiianiliir, l»i», A. l>. laals w lla M W aaaaMtaolSao al aU Oa laaal idt'AU r, P. IICRNDON'. i*iarb. Circuit Court. • I B U l A i r i l O . % 0 4 I MS i>*nilnola Count l,l»rid«l Nta* U> Marihn T. Vikun !■ l a M l l a i f L o d i All Olka* Cenle, Fa*. i'-touy Clark 1 Star SUM ea.aa 1 tsar Ii.aa 1 Saar •a II atb WILXCK8C.S A HAAKZE. l it a H.alka 1it bans Grin** A%#nui, a o.eiha t.ie e.aa a S h i m I*< a Haaah. P. O Hr*» ar liSS, a Nealha See m i a e s tis . I.aa 1 M-aih OrUndo. Florid*. 1 Msate l-aa UN I SS.alX l n * m — Fans* Uai all aaU < * »«‘ i laa* ea ease ta . Tsldphnn* is y s-lstl. .*• raiset »* |AUsrast s lor I'UlaulL $ ...built Letter than ever H ow do they doit? Hwo'x xa automobile even better than loe« yeer’e Uiality champion, at a much lower priro. Mercury for I9f>0_the beat-built ear in Amence iixte> —with RoadTune*i wheels, da luxe interior*, auperlativa V # en­ gines and much, much more. Yot* can't afford m l to are thia one. We'll prove it. •Itie4 «« oeHtties* ( eh##••*«# bin (.#*>■*•k* MwetegMeH*n lie# #481 Plant Your Savings W hara M oney G ro w s Fqstar Pd te*|i >e>H i | gew*e4 4-#m * CUttfNT M V IM N D 4% •*#•! d F * o . n t f # t fM ere* > 1 , f COME SEE ITAT QUALITYHEADQUARTERS Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Inc. 109 North* I'dlmctto Avu. Sanford* Fhk �% , f .k ff a i.it P ife 12—Mon. Nor. 23, 19B§ iiiiw w r HM A N / 'EP, GRANDMA. SU RE DO L IF E ■ *G O T* SCH OO L/ B AN1MV FAVORITE S U B J E C T IS . . 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LIKE M A O V IM r [ COMING ) ' T h is is g o in g TO BE FIERCE * NOW THAT th eyvelcarn TO RING THE ' BELL < , t h e m se l v e s J ;T3 — I ^ F e L G ’J IL T V ) a r c u t t a k in g A NAP WHILE HLONOIfc I S _OUT THERE \ VARNISHING l4 S*» n . Th C h ALL__ \ FL O O R 4) O 'O u S 2 $ •T I I �\ A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 I. Baal Batata Far c u M u r iu n o n s. qpi M i KOBEBT A. WILLI IMS. Braltar Raymond I aeiaa ls , Aaaac. tm K u t 8. W u M PA 2-asil Aliaslk to l i l t 4. iM l C iU ti V u t M I. Kttl b u t t Far Salt I. Marl|a|« Lu m 7. BMtotta OMtrtsakirt t-A Issuance i V remain Help Wanted Mate Help W ant* It. 0 J a ar Fanala 'l l . Wark Waatad I t PlanM ai Sarvkaa I t Btctrtoal Sm ltaa I t BnUdlng • Palatial • Rapai/a II. Special Sanlcaa II-A Baaatj Parlara I t I'towar* A Plaato 17. Fata • Limtock • SsppUaa I t Machinery • Taala 7* Data aM Matara *. Astomabika ...\ Trailer. 31 Fnrnltu* it. Artie la# fa r Bala *3—Xeticaa A Personal* 74— Leal A Paand 21. Edneatlea — (aatractiaa ANNOUNCEMENT W. ml. b.ewart announce* the opening o( the Merkel Barber Shop located at the State Farm­ er. Market, 1300 French Avc. 1 will be slid to »ee all my old friend* and new buiincsa ia aoliclted. 1. CaaS Pa QUOTES FROM A PATRON:"Thia is auch a nice place to cr a a back too” The OFFICE B»T, Lake Mary. Order your pita and cakes now for Thankigiving. DIXIE CREAM BAKE SHOP 304 E. Third rA 2 0433 2. Far Beat CLEAN nicely fumiihed upataira apartment 173. Phone FA 2-0868. SLUMPING ROOMS; The Gables, 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. ROOM It tu rn . BOARD. Ph. FA 2-0312. Apt, aoivfc w, hl sl 3-BEDROOM house available Dee. lit. Phone FA 2-7704. BRAND NEW 2 bedroom furnish­ ed apartment, water furnished, clot* in. Phone FA 2 2931 dayi, 2 -i tot mahti. Saak B14t SPEND THANKSGIVING IN A NEW HOME AT SAN SEM KNOI.I.S ACREAGE and FARM LAND 13 ACRES tiled farm land fronted by paved road, near town. 7 ACRES (appx.), cultivated, excellent drainage. 5 ACRES beautiful wooded land, high and dry. Pk#M Joseph Levy, FA 2-1223 S27.BOO TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY Large store wit| one 2 bedroom apartment and two l bedroom apartments. On corner lot with extra lot in rgar for parking. 932.0UU TERMS FURNISHED one and two badroom apartments. Water furn­ ROSA L. PAYTON ished. Apply apartmant 2, 3013 Registered Real Estate Broker Sanford Avenue. Mary E. Carmen — Lea Salved B. E. Rogrro. r. Asvoeiatei WEI-AKA APARTMENTS: ioom» novate bathi, l i t W. Firat St. Ph. FA 2-13*11 1742 it Hiawatha apartment, Ph. Sl. fa* <f &mp—9 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 MAJOR BROW vi REALTY Beall r LOOKING for a real nice place, LAKE JURY claan and mealy furnished. 1203 Ph. FA 2-3237 of 'A 2-1961. Elm Avenue. $63. NO 8 3267. NEW HOME :n Country Club 3-K E D R O O M house. Call FA 2 7541 after ."0 I*. 81. Amor. Immediate po»session. 190 month. Contact Mrs. Toureau, 138 Garrison Dr. TINY FINGIRI'RINTS PACKS \&m POWER! HOLS .Modern — <Itoom 2 Bedroom - ILith All Klactric itchcn Jalouaied 1 rrh Garag Located On outh Shore Of ike Jessup Phone FA 1291 2*. Aatomok'les A U T O GLASS IN STALLE D Windshield Back Glut Door GUm Vest Glaao SERVICE Senknrlk GUm and Point Co. 112-114 W. 2nd 84. PA 2 440 TV PICTURE TUBE SPECIAL For 2 weeks only! 17 in. (accept some portables) 123.30 21 in. 133 50 21 In. 113 50 All tubes have j. 7 year guarantee. 1.1.0YDS RARIO k TV 116 Sanford Aic. Ph. FA 2 9799 LEWIS SALES & SERVICE Vaspa Motor Scooters Heater 4c Lawn Mower Service West Country flub Rd. FA 2 7928 l3jj^JlesmtjrJ|arloro DORIS* BEAUTY SHOP 2041 Aflamt Ph. u ttoe, K.m IW ^StoL/tw.W wU H#Ms Men- FA 2-3333 A Satisfied customer ts our best advertisement. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 1 3742 Your Glamuur Headquarters Stenstrom Realty "Sh* spoke her first words today. Sha ititl, 'Let . rearrange the fumitura thin weekend.' ” HJaBdln^^Patnttn^JtepalM FINE INTERIOR PAINTING 0. H. Ferguson FA 2 1177 13. Special Mervlcr* (Dawn A 21. Furaltira Beauty Salon 2310 Oak FA ’ ■7684 FA 2-7850 LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Haggerty UMg. 2357 Orlando Dr. SSAVES New & Used Furniture and Appliances Mather of Sanford TM F A 2 -5 2 6 4 ». Male Help Waited N EW R AV EN N A PARK Motor Route Carrier BALLROOM (Deanna school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . Clanaen Begin Oct. 15th I'hone FA 2-0881 HO M ES • Quiet Cnmmnaily • N o r Gtlf Count $450 Down Tura Wesst Oa 26th 84. Follow Country Hub Rd. k Watch F i r Our Sign* . . . OPEN DAILY Gracious Living” *3 4 0 ShojunaJutfi CoualrueMoa Co-, lac. 2U Waa* IMk Sir* *9890 Pkoo# PA >4182 washer. MT LIFE Vesta. Pup Tents, Sleeping Bags, Tarpi, Tents. Army-Navy Surplus Store, 310 Sanfard Ava. KOLLAWAY Bed, double bad size, lias Inner spring mattrais, like new. Call F4 2-1777. TIANO: Smell apartment alia up­ right. Lika new imld* and aut. Guaranteed, tuned and deliver* ed. Price 3223, Phone TA 2-1471. SEWING machine, electric Singer Industrial, will sew anything, 833. 2411 Chase Ava. PA 3-[ it CU. I X Coldspot refrigerator $60. FA 20400. 22 A—Article* Waited 7la or 10 HP Evlnrude or Johnson outboard motor. Th. Nl) 8-3271. PLOW, single or double bottom and disc for Ford. PA 2-7408 evenings. ~ SECOND HAND L A W N M OW ER CALL TA 21444 23—Xotlcea A Personal*_________ WANTED: Rid# to and from Or­ lando daily. Call PA 2-T920. WELCOME N A V Y AND N EW C O M ER S TO S A N F O R D W# iavlt# you t# b# ##r a a e itl absolutely fre# without #bll|alion at on# #f Hanford'# l#adi#g Motel* whll# yo« l#*at# anlt•bit bonaing for youraalf aad family. Pick ap y#ar key at #ur Hate# Office. SEE SUNUND Estates & South PINECREST 4th Addition You can move in immedi­ ately while the papers are being processed. T O T A L PRICE Hume* feature .1 Bedroom* . Ill Tile Italhs • Screened I’orth • Utility Room . Ter. rail* Floor* • Carport# * Land•raped Lota . All City Loa> icaiancr*. Oolliirs At H oller'i’1 PAYMENTS 1-USED automatic W. First Street. V A - F HA FH A In Service Conventional Financing Dow n Payments Low as $425 Down I'ajmrnt-No Closing M O N TH LY UPRIGHT PIANO, good condi­ tion. 173. FA 2-4346. Honirft Dcaignrd For Fluridn Living. 3 1 I Bedrooms — I t 2 Baths Dream Homes 9:00 A. M. TU Dark SUNDAY 2:80 P. M. TU Dork 22. Artiela# Par Bata refrgerator. 9$ 1937 DODGE Custom a passenger FRIGIDA1RE ruble ft.. Ilka naw. Also 48 lath wagon, power steering, padded gas range. PA 2-7488. dash, radio and heater. $1450. See at 109 E. 21st. Sl. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM 1958 CHEVY Biieayne fordor, VENETIAN BLINDS Hydromatle, K k H. Sacrifice by owner. 213 Flamingo, Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastle FA 2 4434. or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. 2a- 4 Trailers Senkarik G lass and Paint Co. WILL sell equity In 10 ft., wide 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. PA 2-3118 44 ft. long mobile home, good condition. Will consider part GOOD used appliances and TV’*, furniture and part money. Call _ sea Jake at 317 S. Palmetto FA 2-0900. FAMOUS Siagar Slaat-O-MaU* OPEN NOW sewing machine. Taka up pay. MOBILE HOME SALES menti. Dams, monograms, amMile So. of Sanford 17 92 brodariea. Write Box F, Saafard NEW I960 PACEMAKER Herald. MOBILE HOMES Sell Ua Your Furnitur*. Quick Direct from Factory to You. Servica With The Cash. SUPER W yatt Trailer Sales TRADING POST. FA 24)477. Tal. FA 2-Mlt READY MIXED CONCRETE 1936 LIBERTY BUILT house Window Sill* — Lintel* — Seal trailer, 48 ft.. 2 bedrooms. $200 Rock-Stepping Stone* — Steel down. FA 2 2889. Grease Traps—Precast Slaps Cement—Dry Walla 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ MIRACLE CONCB^-K CO ditioned. washer and dryer. Will sell equity very reasonable or 309 Elm Ave._________ PA 2-3T81 will trado for equity in 3 bed­ P O R T A B L E Typawriter >20. room home. Phone FA 2-3134. Phone FA 2 40(1. furniture Steraga and Moving lit. Mowers A i'lant# 201-209 E- First 8t. Ph. FA 2-0983 To and From Anywhers Cut I'lower* For Any Occasion KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby C. E. PHILLIPS SANFORD I'LOWER SHOP 1300 French Are. Ph. Ft 21901 Beds. Day, Week or Month — •r FA 2-0270 FA 2-1822 FURNITURE CENTFR 'MODERN rug c l e a n e r s DM French Ava. IT. PtlQ . Livestock • Sappliaa Florida's Most ilodern Plant Ph. FA 2-7938 FREE PIUK UP 4c DELIVERY 1 Weak Service Ph. FA 2-7437 AT STUD—Ro»ton Pug, also CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin ­ while, illvcr and black Toy gle pieces nr sets. Also furni­ Poodles. Trimming and groom­ JAtllOU’S REPAIR SHOP ture repair. Cabinets made. ing, all breeds. Pick up Service. Welding — v ach. L Gen Repairs FA 2 7063. W. 20th. k Old, L. Mary’ R d.' «,honc Gcn*' *• • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT Complete I.awn Mslattoanre: MINIATURE poodles AKC regis­ • EASY TERMS EartBisar—gprayins — Mowing tered, excellent pedigree, Ph. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS JOHN LOMMKRJE FA 2 3112. 414 Willow Ava. PA 2-H4T W IL SO N - M AIER •I*. Boat a i m Motor* Naw And Uiad Furnltura TV and RADIO REPAIR at *r St! E. Firat St. PA 2 5427 Mercury Outboard 31otors 5 00 nights and weekends; San­ W OODRUFF M A R IN E ford, Laka Mary and Longwood. 21. Furniture 2401 French Ave. FA 1-1392 TA 2-2772 and FA 2 4613. Used furniture, appliances, tools PLUMBIN'O FARMER'S AGENCY SEPTIC TANK SERVICE ate. Bought-sold Larry's Man Contracting A Repair* Galawav Ta Tk* Waterway N. V. Farmer, Realtor Sine* 1948 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 2-4132 Pro* Estimate* Yeur EVINRUDK Dealer D. H. Whitmore A. HARE Dr BAR V R. I. HARVEY Robson Sporting Gooda Lillian G. Trams New- A Used Furniture k Appli­ NOrth 8 1711 204 Sanford Ava. Phone FA 2 3343 North 8-4422 Associates. 304-C 8 E. 1st. Th FA 2-5961 ances. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE lid S. French Ava. Ph, FA '2-8221 R. M. Wilkins. Contractor 20. Automobile* After hours, FA 2-2818, FA 2-4921, 4 Asphalt Urivewayi Jenkins Furniture FA 2 0M1 • Parking Areas A nr At. BUY it only 8400 — 446 Sanford Avr. FA 2-7136 Quality Workmanship A Materials 1953 GMC half-ton pick up — Terrna To Suit Your Budget 4 speed box — good rubber 22. Artirla* Far Sail • Free Evtlmatea —heater — new engine — At AIR CONDITIONING • York Guaranteed mechanically. Hiway 17-92 So., URANBAC1I Baby Grand piano CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK Phone FA 2 4010 Sanford. Fla. FA 2 4411, $600. Phone FA 2 3018. SANFORD PROPERTIES 1*47 Sanford As*. PA 24342 614 Atlantic Bank Building ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ Flo. Harris* R. H. Ivrra SANFORD Plumbing k Writing ment*. Invoice*, hand bills, and YOU NAME IT-WF.T.1. FIND IT 2594 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7914. program*, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2431 — 13. Electrical Service* 304 West 13th St. RARELY FOUND! Terms such as Iheie—$650. down, House Wiring — Electric Service II E A T I N G 463. per mouth including 3'« Sid Vlhlaa H. B. POPE UO. interest; "lua an unbeatable RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 1*6 8. rack — PA 2combination of quality and loca­ 112 Magnolia FA 2 0413 tion make this neat two bed­ room home the most outstand­ M. ••De*” Vrlei Electrical Ser. PIANO TUNING A KEI’ AIHING W. |.. II Alt MON ing home buy in this area. Dcz Says F'or Service Call. . PH. FA 2-422.1 After 6 P. M. Alike ua prove it to you! FA 2-4196 FA 2 5913 PUMPS - SPRINKLER W. II. “ BUI” STUMPER Agaaey ^M^liilldln^^Paiintin^^^tapiif* All typra and sire*, installed BIG BUY! l i t ! "D o It Yourself" FLOOR landing anil liniihing 3-BEDROOM home, kitchen furn. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Cleaning, Waxing. S a r v I d g Large lot. Immediately avail­ 8 T I N P. Seminole County tinea 112*. able for reasonable equity. Machinery aad Rupply Ca. R. M. GLEASON. Lik* Mary. 4 'i 'i G. I. mortgage. By ownar, 207 W. 2 nd St. Ph. PA 2 6432 2906 Park Ct.. FA 2 2034. B A M ROOFING Contracting k Repair* 8. Female Help Wanted Licensed — flooded —Insured FREE ESTIMATES WOMEN SEW Easy Ready Cut Wrip-A-Round apron* imme. |l i t Sanford Ave, Ph. FA 2 7943 Earn 926.16 dozen, spare time. PAINTING k DECORATING Writ# Accurate Mfgr’a., Free­ Licensed — Bonded port. N. Y. Frr* Estimate* — Work Guaranteed RESIDENTS O F ~ Seminal# Pslaliag Coatradors SANFORD AREA PA 2-1204 FEMALES, ages 21 33. Must have tenth grade education and birth certificate. Work as assemblers in electronic plant in Cassel­ berry. Prefer experience — will consider trainees. Apply FLA. STATE EMPLOYMENT “ In the City of SER. llo W. Second Sanford YOUR FOR R NT to J grla U J m lee* IA H F -A ‘ 0A V J. W . H A L L 'FURNISHED apartment, private Not- on the rich rood paneled To service Enterprise and Ben­ bath, 855. FA 20100._________ walls of this spai ling, concrete son Junction area. Apply San­ ford Herald. block home in BEAUTIFUL 1-BEDROOM hou*e. furnished. 833 LAKE MARY. Tv t LARGE bed­ m o n t h . O r a n g e City, rooms, within iort walking Spring 4-3333. distance of jehoo market, post II. Work Wanted office and publ beach. 8. Wanted S# Kent _ ____ Fenced in back jr d and fresh MALE, white, 26 yrs. of age and married baa 5 years experience orange juice eg ry morning V.?fTF.D by elderly man of mod­ privately owned ambulance from one of t six citrus est meant; very small cottage service in Rochester, N. Y. trees. Let us pic vou up and or garage apartment. Write Have advanced Red Cross First take you for a leasant rid* Box A, Sanford Herald. Aid Card and ran 'urmsh re­ to Lake 3!ary s< ou can it* ference. Nce.i rork immediate­ for yourself wha i delightful ly. Contact Mr. Elmer Parker. borne this U. rice 111,300 2918 Orlando Dr., Marlou Lane Terms. BABY SITTING in my homa. W. n. ‘ 'Bill” SfE PER Agency FA 2 7554. NEWSMPfR, Mon. Nov. 23, 1950— Papa 13 HERBERT STENSTROM Registered Broker LEN RISNEIt II. Weak Waatad LOTTIF, BROADWAY Waal 34th Street, t Blocks Wes4 KF.N TORBETT French Avenue PART TIME work desired: male, BETTYE I). SMITH retired. E. Parker, 3313 Orlando Associate* Dr.___________________________ 111 N. Park Ph. PA 2-2424 We now have ready for occu- 1 MAN, with 9 year* background pancy TWO Beautiful l ' i and la air compressor factory in 2 bath, 3 bedroom ZEl'LI built 3-BEDROOM h o u a e . kitchen equipped, on* year old. 1250 shipping department and aa home*, rlose to shopping and down. Call FA 2 4424. plant carpenter, alio army exboth High and Grade schools, pcrtrnce at offset pressman, Driva by these tropic illy land- NEW HOMES Loth Arbor; 3 and leaped homes. Our representa­ wishes steady employment. Call 4 bedraomi; F*e axcilrag tive will be happy to aistit FA 2 8413. family living with planned lux­ you. ury plus ample entertaining Pr#m H I,U4 and t* lew a* facilities and play areas at DOLL CLOTHES made to order. FA 2-7143. moderate prieea. Shown by ap­ pointment. Call FA 2-4032. WILL DO typing or hand address­ DOWN C C C n NO CLOSING FHA COSTS LOTS at Monroe Corner, all ing Christmas Cards in my graded, paved road. Phone Y'ALL COME TODAY! homa. Phoaa FA 22211. PA 2 7734. SERVICE Station, evenings. Write W. IT. -Bill” STEMPElt Agency FOR SALE BY OWNER: House. Box R, c o Sanford Herald. Realtor A Imurur 312 Holly Ava., 2-bedrooms. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tnffer 12. Plumbing Sarvlrau Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Priced for quick sale at S6.100. Robert F. May, Bart Pilcher, Sl.ooo down payment. Contact Plumbing & Repairs Helen E. Noonan Mra. M. L. Reborn, 1105 E. Joe C. Thoma* Phone FA 8-491H 112 N. Tark Seminole Blvd. 1423 Sarila St. FA 2-0649 UNFURNISHED, 3 bedroom, noth- 3-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynne■ fancy but cheap rent. 111.30 wood Dr. Low down pajrmenL week. FA 2 3219. Thone FA 2-7797. FRONT sleeping room, first floor, clean, home like. For elderly ON LARGE LAKE lady. Kitchen privilege!. Phone 4-Bfdrootn home with 2*a baths; FA 2 2480. 109 Holly. large living room: dining room; 3-BEDROOM cinder block houae, Florida room; terrarzo floora; furnished, reasonable 1 mile central heat. Several fruit from gate, Contact Clabougb, trees. 2900 SQ. FT. OVERALL NAS, ext. 327 or 427. EFFICIENCY FA 2 1929. Qffilk BKAl ESTATE DBIYE-Ot 2144 French Ava. By Owner — .dayfalr Section Brittany Style. Iar|a living-dinA N D A SSO C IA TE S ing area. 3-BR., 2 BATH. 2 Baal Batata — laauaaca carportea, u t i l i t y , fi eplaee, Barely b a d e family room, 2130 aq. ft. Phone 21S So. Park Ava. I’ji. FA 2 5641 FA 2 2344. Sanford BY OWNER: 2-badroom 'tom*, Evans Bldr. Lak# Mary bait locatioa in Country Club Ph. FA 2-1290 Manor. Phono FA 24442. \ 1-BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment, ceramic til* bath. 60t Palmetto. FA 2-4534. tu fa r) R A Y M O N D M. B A L L 3-BEDROOM homa. hardwood floors. t.arge lot 3409 Adams Koliaway, Hospital A Baby Bed* Court. Wynncwood. T e r m s . By Day, Week or Sfonth. FA 2-1417. UARKOLI.'S FURNITURE 116 W. 1st St. rh. FA 2-6181 NEW two bedroom house, carportr, utility, built in oven and '3-BEDROOM, 2 balh, kitchen Hove. On corner lot in Cassel­ ' equipped home in 3rd. Addition berry. FA 2 3646. Pinacrest. FA 2 3603 after 5:30. 2 BEDROOM house completely furnished. Near air hue. Phone FA 2-2097 or FA 2-3730. lRt Realtor Phone PA 2 3441 3-BEDROOM, living room, din­ "Call Hall” ing room, kitchen equipped, FOR SALE By Owner: 3 bed­ panelled FlorlJx room. Easy room, 2 bath, kitchen equipped. term*. Call FA 2-3744. Extra large utility room, icretned porch, carports. Con­ LOVELY new two bedroom home venient to NAS, Sanford, fl.400 in LAKE MARY. Florida room, down. Addreii. MU Park Ave. l 1* bathi, hardwood floora. Call FA 13994. Sevan brarinf fruit treee. Pric­ ed at 112,600 — good tcrmi. BARGAIN — MOVE IN TODAY 2 BR. bouse on Magnolia, juat out of city limi'a; kitchen equipped. C. A . Whiddon, Sr. V e n e tia n blinds, apace heater. BROKER Must aell at one*. 13943. Will 242 8a. Park Ava. PI. PA 2-H4t trade for lata model car. a FA 2-0M1 or FA 2 0333. RENT A RED 3 P^DROOOM UB home, 2909 Avenue. Phone FA 2-4764. 1212- HOLLER MOTOR SALES We Guarantee Personal Hutisfuction On The Construction Of Your Honm For Tha Firat Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Ac funded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy. 17-92 k 27th SL Phon FA 2-1501 �I ............. .... . .v .x .i* P a r * 14— V o n . N ot . 23, l M t SEALTEST Seems Waste O f Talent Br r a n d a n u g n v y o b s tu rn wh*t feH M M i la vaudeville? ' t k r , yaw remember; After ra­ i l * M i Motiaa picturt» tame aloof, they Invented television aad put all of vaudeville Into one program railed the Ed Sullivan t Twaadey nl«ht. a ao called m minute “ Valentina to Vaude­ ville" vaa offered on NBC-TV'a ttarUne. Celled “ George Burn* I* D m Bi|Lime.’ tin hour alerted Burn* without Allan, Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor and George Jratel. It founded like a good idea for a ahow, but unfortunately, the opportunity for aome high-flying fua and diapiaye of ahowmanihip vaa waited. Eicept for Burnt' Jaunty ctgar-fllcUng and alnging a medley that included “ Rad Boat Rag" and “ When Did You Get That Glrlf1’, bit Intervention during a number by the Kingalon Trio, and aome electronic trleka that helped Burn* Introduce hla The Clmari Awirn: A series af weekly experimental dramatic shows la being tauuebed by CBS* TV on Sundsy afternoon, Jan. 31. The aeries will present Mleptpyi by established writers as well a* new writers, directors and par* formers who take part In the net* work's n.w workahnp program, which atari* in New York on Nov. » . Albert McCleery, last with NBC's Matinee Theater, will aupcrvlie the TV aerlea and the workshop projects. Hugh O’ Brian, ABC-TV’ a Wyatt Earp. la set to star In “ The Eighth Circle." a mystery to be seen on the Detilu Playhouse ear­ ly In I960. . .Eva Marie Saint li expected to play tha title role in "Almee," an NBC-TV Stsrtlma production based on the life of evangelist Almea Semple McPher­ son. Executive producer Hubbcll Robinson plans to tape tbe show in Hollywood or presentation next February or March. ' PRICES PARK A V E. A T 25th ST. I GO O D 18 Lh*. Up I W EEK C n i in ly . P lu r ld a , . . . 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F lo r id a , and In a a rv a a co p y Ih a r a n f upnn lh a r ia ln llf f a ’ a lt n r u a y , w hnaa b a in * la D a r in J . J r a r d l, P . f). B n t Ik * . W in la r I ’a r h . F ln r ld a . n o t la t a r I lia n H i* l * l h d a y n f IlM a m b r r , lk*t>, t h r r a ln a a t lln g up lh a r . I . b , r ig h t , H ll* n r I n t . r a . i In » r llr n upnn lh a a h n v * d .a c r lb a d p r n p r r l) r U l i u r d hy y u u a n d * h o u ld yuu fa ll to do an, a d a i-rm p m i o n . f r .« n w ill h * a u la r a d a a . iln . t io u W TT.N EH B m i h a n d a n d o f f ic ia l anal nf tit* . a i d C n u r l at O anfnrd. F lo r id a , t h la l l t h day n f N nyam * bar. I p j* . IB K A 1 .I I* P . H a rn d n n a t th a a h n .a *ty lad I C la rk C o u rt lt > ; M a r ih a T . V lk la n D a p l .iy C l a r k D a r in .1. I r a r ilt A ll n r n a y a t la tw P . n . B u i 1*4 W in la r P a r k . F lo r id a UPl'a Jack V. Fox (all* of the moet frustrated men in America; Thla fellow woa ■ fortune on an boned TV quia ahow and Invested the money in cranberries. Legal Notice I s I k . f M f l mt th e r . ) k l , J n C a e h e l u l . I ' n i t r . ■ !* !• e t P lu f M a , l a P re h a t e Va re th e R a t a l , a l l t i l ARM AN J. W B L U M 1 D tc ta * « d r l i « l . worn n N a tle a la h . r . b y g t .a n lh a t lh # g n d a r .t g a .d w ilt , nti H i* Sth d a y « r P a u r m h .r . A. U . I» l» . p r r .a n t In ilia H o n o ra b le (- 11111. 1 )1- J u d e * of H- 111 In i.l* D o u b ly , F l u r h l* . h la f in a l r e tu r n , a c c o u n t a n d m u c h e r a , 1 1 An> I l i a r) t ilm ln la ir a iu r of Ilia K a ta ta of a l l U IM A N J . I V K U .I N U . g r r a a it d , a n il at e 1 til lim a , th a n a n d lh . r e . n u k . a p n llc a lln n In Ilia • a id J u d g e fo r a fin a l a a it lr in r n t at tils a d m ln la lr a t ln n of . a id c a r a t . . a n d fo r an a r i j . r rtlau b a rg * In s h im aa auch A n c illa r y A d m in ­ is t r a t o r D a te d t h la th a I i l l , of N o ' . m b . r k. D H i> / a / (J a n r s a M, iV .I I I n g A* A n c illa r y A d m ln la t r a t n r of (h a P e t a l* o f B lf .M t U A N J . \\ C U .I N O I Ir r a a tail. B T K N K T H U M . D A V IS A. M r lN T W ilt A l t o n , . , » fur A n . U U r y A l n i l n l . t a lo r P d a r a r d i B u ild in g B an fo rd . F lo r id a \b* Sw ifts Premium HENS 10 Lh*. Up the best known bird in the U.S.A. FOODMART HOME MADE SEASONED RICHT FOR TURKEY DRESSING SWIFTS SEMINOLE BREAKFAST BACON Sausage LIMIT 2 LBS. FLA. GRADE A 5 • 7 LB. AVG. COPELANDS r o a s t in g J FRESH HENS PORK HAM S Lb. WHOLE OK SHANK PORTION TURKEYS DUCKLING • (WITH ORDER) CAPONS OYSTERS FOODMART MEATS • C U T A S YOU L I K E IT • HAS T O P L E A S E Y O U • EVERY POUND G U A R A N T E E D HAS / ONE DEL MONTE OUTSTANDING MEAT SHURFINF. EASTERN CRANBERRY SAUCE STORE M A X W E L L , H O U SE I N S T A N T WITH PURCHASE OF 2 I’ KCS. IN T I I M C I B I ' I I f r u l H T I I V T I I K s iv r it jiiiiiit i. t im i i i t . is nut e i.w iM ii.u cm v rv , F 1.011111%, i s f i n a 1 k .u v m i , m i n F it E D B C T L ItB , P la in t if f , VS. M A T T IK IIU T L K R . D e fe n d a n t. M I T I I K T O M ’ l't . 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Ila m d n a C la r k o l Ilia C l i . u l t C o u r t By M a r t h a T . V lh l. n , DC P a u l C . P a r k in g t i t W a t t So u th S t r e e t O r la n d o , F lo r id a A t l o r n . y fo r P U I n l l f f P u b lis h N o r. a, 1 1 , i a , 1 * . m t . a m i /Vlo/ce PIM-Sm RV's PIE CRUST y MIX / the hot watoi H • O z . Jar l.inilt 1 With $5 Or More Order TA P TEST always bat * 1 : always daar ■ ' always plsaty McKe n z ie s V FLAVOR SW EET ifi tana Is inital a J&Vj saw tupif-iriviMNf •AY A MMNT Aroaricn's Finest Water Heater S O U TH ER N FOR YOUR TURKEY McKe n z ie s MORTONS BROCCOLI SP E A R S P U M P K IN BUTTER B E A N S M IX. VEGS. BIRDSEYE ROMAN f N A T U R A L GAS CO. 202 Sanford Ave. FA 2*6282 SSOCIATKS, INC. STRAWBERRIES JEA N ’S I’ A R K EK H O USE MARGARINE FULL GALLON A TOMS j Legal Notice Chuck Coaoou anil Johnny Crawford, on ABC-TV’i Rifleman, had to aurvlvt a to- mile hike through a dewrt with nn water, no boree, a dust atorm, and Con­ nors' broken leg. It was an ef­ fective atory of a man and boy against nature: no (ronlier aadlata gunning for tha marshal; no booie-fllled killers dueling in the sun; no corpic i cluttering the saloon. (LIMIT 2 PLEASE) (SAVE 20c H¥RE) HEADQUARTERS FOR I A LL wae la uutoapired, draggy. un dramatic event that ringed from iv tmm rtw rirr rot « t . vivtn j i n t i u t . r m n it iv * vi» rap tolerably good to chaolir. O K W IV O I.S I I I I I V T V , P I .O W IB A I bed expected theae four lada l.v cHAVt'KNV vo. iwvrs. to eome out and aoek acrou aome 01 I T T O H I I K T T I T f . K rooting a arp material — perhapa J C D I * V. 'V K n o T H n a n d " J A N K M e t* W K I M T K I l. I I I . w lf * after throwing away the acrlpl— P U In llf f . to ahow tbe youngatera Juwt what •voebow bualnen and “ playing the i U n t O N P . I I A I X A R D . at s i I ir f M id .n l. Palace" mu ell about in the VO TM K O P O U T vaudeville era. T o i l i a r Inn P , B . U . r d . « n d — — Instead, the JoVea were recited I t . l l n r d , HI* w lf» . I f o n y , w h n .n r r .l d . n i - * . . r n u n k n o w n ; W IIwithout a context In time. Aa a I I * in n. T in n e r and ll.t * 1 ryiull, they bombed at old Joke* T . n n . r , h i . « l f * . w h n * . re al* ore wont to do. aven on TV In •d .rti'.if m V . i l l L u r r a ln * D r ie r , K o n m u r o 31, N .w T u r k , V l r . I960. ( I i l l . F . T . n n . r w lin a . r*«JAa for the younger talent d t n r * I . i.rthn n w n . If liv in g , the ahow, the Klngaton Trio did . m l If i U . iI, I h . l r r . . p r e t t y , t in k n n w n h r lr * . d . * l . r # « , I r . well with their two number*, g a lr r a , a r . n l . . . . . r a d llo r . n r which ii about all they should do n llir r p .r ilr . c l . lin in g by, on any ouo ahow. Bobby Daria, a I h r i.u a h , under nr a g .ln .t young man who la aging rapidly, Ih ritt, n r a n y of t h r .n . a n d a ll p . r . i m a . (a im in g a n y r a t a l* , waa on hand to demunatrala aome r i g n i , m m n r i . i l r . r . l in , n r more of hie uncanny finger-map­ ll r n lip n n Ihp r t . l p r o p e r ly ping technique*. This boy ran l i r r r l n d r e .- r lb .d , n r a n y p a rt anap fingers on both hands while Ih .r r n f , a ll nf w h n M r .e l i l . p i »• a r . u n k n o w n : ringing. The mapping aomelimes T n u h r * k r r r h y n n t lf ln l th a t a drown* out the voice, and that'* • illI In u ' llr t t i l l * h . r b**M h r n u g h l okay, too. In Ih n C i r c u i t C n u r l n f r t r n il.i'ilr SECURITY CREAM FLA. VINE RIPE TOMATOES PERFECTION * PANTA 2 c( C E L E R Y 2 Lbs. S ta lk s f day old BREAD FOR TUFF1NG 1 1 KOUNTY KIST KERN A L lWHOLE STOCKS • BONDS CUT RITE M U T U A L * FUND S J. Voi, N«e. KIRK * P leu FA M t o 1 I, Dbwct Wire Te Bteewee A Ce., Members New berk Sleek Back. WAX PAPER 125 FT. R° U ‘ KLEENEX PkK*- P LA N TE R S TABLE PEANUTS N A P K IN S 7*4 Ox. Can �g>anfari* Parity cloudy through Wodnoodnjr. Continued mild, fllgh toxin? noar 90. Lour tonight about M. VOL. XUX United Press Leased Wire EalablUhed 1908 Medical Examiners Board Established • A county board o f medical examiners was created today by the county commissioners to investigate all sudden and violent deaths in Seminole County. The commission agreed to establish the special board on the urging o f Circuit Judge Voile Williams. Judge Wiltiams cited a recent case where Annie Shew bed bean kchm County To Issue Graph On Taxes Along With Bills Ceusty taxpayers will get a lair A m oo Jest where their tax dollars ■re going when they open their lex bills next month. The County Commlsion today ap­ proved a special tax graph to be enclosed in all tax bills explaining where the money foes. “ K will bo the first time in the county's history that taxpayers will get an analysis ad the tax dollar,’' chairman John Krfctor aaid. rider ihowed the commltaion preliminary plane oi the proposed graph In be published and enclos­ ed lor Hw tax bills which wtU be mailed out daring the latter part ■I December. The graph show* that 43.it per mot of the tax dollar goes toward school finances; Vl.lS to road and bridges; MO to health; 1.73 to welfare; 13.U, general fund; I X , •ne and forfeiture; J.S1 hoepilai ^ n d t.Sl tn capital outlay. • In other business today, the board adopted the Inauranre pro­ gram tor (be fiscal year at a coat af 114,412. | Denied a request to vacate cer­ tain platted streets m the W. First fit. and Perilmmon Ave. area uoMl the board is asaured that the property would be used for an induitrial site. Appointed commissioner Vernon Dunn to me he a survey on how • » commltaion ran cut telephone expense a daring the fiscal year. UN Presses Fight For Hungarians UNITED NATIONfi, N. Y. (UP!) # —The oat ioni of the free world rallied today for a major diplo­ matic assault on Russia's tlunga'r. tM policies in bopri of prevent in a new bloodbath of Hungarian Knots who rose against their ed maxtera m 1934 The General Assembly meets Wednesday to approve the recom­ mendation of us steering commit­ tee that the I#3« Hungarian free dom revolt and its brutal suppres­ sion by Russia be put on the ^agenda of the Km * mbar world organixation. In previous sessions, the isaemMy hid railed upon Hungary and Russia to gel Soviet troops out of Mm sossntry snd permit free etectjena for ■ new government. The resolution* hive hern ignored by both Moscow and Budapest. gar Leslie Monro of New Zeelaad. special UN representative f on She Hungarian question, report®ed briefly last «rck that Russian troops are still m Hungary, amt “ the framework o( repression remains unchanged.'' Munro said there are rrports that trials and executions ol Hun­ garian freedom lighters continued in spite of Communist assurances that they had been stopped. He warned of the “ Imminent poa libility of furlhac asecutiona." r t Bardot's Hubby Can’t Take Those Barracks Jokes PARIS (UPt) Army officials said today that crude barracks jokes about his wife Brigitte Bardot made actor Jacques Charricr so nervoas in the service he wai ^forced to undergo p»>rhiatrie rare. The officials said draftee Char­ ricr. 22, just couldn't boar the leers of his fellow soldiers. It started the vary day he went off to the army—and found hit barracks frstooned with photographs of hia shaped wife, in the nude. Charrtar went straight to the bos pital With a "rase of nerves" and for liar past two wreks has been on leave with Brigitte or in boa4r,.ilal\ being stuffed with tranquilixtra. daring bar bueband w m bread to diamiat becassaa the state had not minad bow tha man died. “ There wai no doctor in at­ tendance at tha lima of death," Judge Williams aaid, “ tha anly witness tha itite had was an un­ dertaker." WiU<ams stressed that Use coun­ ty had a “ moral obligation" to set up the board. He tiled a IMS Florida law which said the coun­ ty had the authority to establish a medical examiner hoard and aet tha feaa that the board would charge. Four physicians would be need­ ed to sit as the medical examin­ er* board and at least one to be on call at all hours. Commission Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. was authorised to prepare a resolution establishing the board. Tha physicians who would aerva would investigate all violent deaths and make their reports to the Mate medical examiner. Judge William* last week dis­ missed a second degree murder charge against the Sha r woman because of lack of evidence. He quottd State Attorney Tom Wad­ dell Jr. as reporting after the ease that the man “ might have hiccups for all see $4 Million Check Is Real Bargain HOLYOKE. Mas* (UtMl - The exchange of a paltry 322 75 for a $4,000,022.73 bank check is a bar­ gain anytime, even when ih* check can't be cashed. Mrs. Jam es W.vlsti told hank official! her **!*>( a..**vr to ill* Hadley (a lia fru it t-o. v laid! warning—that die will lose her 122 73 unless the returns Ihe mul­ timillion dollar check uaurd to her In error. The hank’ s brass failed to tale Mr*. Walsh. They dispatched Vice President Donald W. Fletcher late Monday to hand-deliver the truer Informing her that the *22 7.3 was In jeopardy. Too bad, said Mrs, Walsh politely. “ M's a low pricr,” ahe ad d e d , “ for such a handsome tiling to put on the wall." She pointed to an empty spot near he fireplace. Mrs. Walsh ssid she wasn't impre.v-.ed by the bank's emissaries since she didn't intend to back down from her original position. The bank must rehire Miss Ann llelliwell. the 22-yearold teller they fired for issuing the check in error last Friday, or else, she said the check goes on the wall. Hank President George V. Wal­ lace gave no indirations of sur­ render. “ She was fired and 1 se# no reason to give her a recoinmendstion." Wallace said. “ Wt expect our work to be checked accurately. In this case tt was not " “ Ma>hr I'm etubborn," said j Mrs Walsh, wife of an Air Force sergeant, “ hut I feel everyone makes mistakes, even hank pres 1 idents." Housing Authority Must Pay City Fee The Sanford Housing Authority mu*t pay a monthly sewer and re­ fuse fee, the City Commission de­ cided last night. The authority stopped paying lor these services two or Uire* years ago when it* lawyers argued that the project it a government insti­ tution and tax sxempt, City Maos ger Warren Knowles said. Recent federal legislation has eliminated this exemption. Knowles explained. Using last month's bill [nr 23(1 units, Ihr authority will pay a 1201.37 sewer rhargs and a 3123 refute hill per month. The Authority will not get the 30 per cent diirount they received up to the time the charges were discon­ tinued, the commission voted. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1969 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 670 CHICAGO (UPIV—A fowr awgioa dead and officials (eared the tol Trane World Airline* Capt freight plana, apparently on fire might mount a* high as 13. Nine Claude W. Helwig, 40, of U k and trying ta make an emergency person* wart Bated aa misting Angeles. lMdlaig at fogbound Midway Air- and nine ns— were injured, three A witness said tn* sagtne of part, crashed awd exploded amidst seriously. The only positively identified the plan* waa on fir* when II ho— a and an apartment house victim six hours after the 3:40 took off at 3 10 a. m. for Lot dawn today. At least tit person* were known a. m. crash was the plane's pMot Angeles. A TWA spokesman sold there was an unconfirmed report that there waa a fire warning kg the plane's cockpit at that mo­ ment. Helwig radioed slmoet immedi­ ately after takeoff that ha waa ■winging back for an emergency landing through the rain and fof. Hi* plana came down three blocks away from the airport M Chicago's southwest aide with an impart that sounded like a block­ County Commission Chairman John Kriilcr last night buster bomh. told the Sanford city commission that the 6298..T81 low bid Poller said the plane first hit on the Sanford Ave. widening project won’ t cover the en­ the peak of one home, crashed tire coat of the widening. He said there will be 650,000 in through a lamp post, and then engineering and right of way costa to pay, and naked that roared into two bungalow-type the city not drop their resolution to let water h* drained houses, it* tail smashed the rorner of a two-story, eight-apart­ through a dHch south of 23th St. ment house building. City Manager Warren Knowlea Fire engulfed the area. Two homes were practically burned to wrote Krider Friday laying that Ihe ground within an hour and a since Ihe I2M.MI bid was under third was all but demolished, pothe 1333,000 budgeted for the wldlice said. Residents of the home* Big Smasher Arrives ening project, city officials frit TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Work­ were believed t, have been trap­ that the county might be able to ped in their beds. pipe Sanford Ave. drainage ers began Installation Tuesday of KNOW YOUR AMERICA WEEK is declared In Sanford, with the signing Civil defense official* said Ui* Ih* U1 main section of W Florida vH State . a- - — a m n la n d ^ .. a L i«W HU W V IM I W IlC rtuwugh the swampland south of Unlv#r^ . , .torn ninawl* pilot was thrown 100 feet from of a document by Mayor A. L. Wilson. Witnessing the aigning are Mrs. Esther Evans, (left 1. first vice-president of the Business and professions! •r. The nuclear accelerator'! 23 the pline, still strapped te hia The rity commissioner* vgreed ton rylindcr part arrived Monday seal. The two other crew mem­ Women'a Club and Mrs. Ila Harp, public relations chairman of the club, at Uteir last meeting to lei the hy rail. Mom* of the machine i* bers. IK Officer 0. W. Watterg whith is sponsoring the week. (Staff Photo) drainage run thiough a ditch in place in the Nuclear .Services ■nd Flight Engineer A. L. Auge, there for a period up to three Building and part is Kill to come. wera believed to have survived. K waa Ih* first major plane year*. crash in four year* at Midway, Krider pointed out that the en Mission Ends where a plan* land* or takes o(f gineering and right-of-way costa PANAMA CITY (UPI^Under­ will actually bring the Sanford secretary of Slate Livingston Mer­ every minute. The alrpoel la lo­ cated close to new, bungalowAve. project coat to 33411.381. chant (lies back lo Washington to­ He said be thinks future county day, winding up a trouble shout­ style, housing developments. A* rom missions would honor die ing effort to extinguish Ih* flame* the time of the erash. visibility ditch agreement which provides of anil Americanism on Ihe banka was so dense that Jow-akIraining for the county ultimately piping at the Panama Canal. It ia not pianos overhead rould not be tern. this drainage if the Kate doesn't dear yet whether Merchant'* The registration eumbinatiua at voto in the city and then beeome The City Commission U»i night do h." mission succeeded or failed. told City Attorney William Hutch■ one place and under one person disgusted when they find differ­ “ I think we would be in good Ison to draw up Sanford ordinance* would clean up a Lit of confusion, ently, Higginbotham aaid. faith to retry out our agreement GM Assembly Set amendments to permit combined said Commissioner Karl Higgin­ A person entitled to vole in both id die other day," Mid Karl Hig­ city and county registration and botham. People register for the city and county election* would DF.TROIT (UPI)—General Mo­ ginbotham. voting. county ballot, and think they ran tie issued two signature slips. The The county commiaaion chair­ tors annosmeed today it will reAfter a discussion with county voting maclun* operator would set man asked that the rity delay tumr assembly of automobiles, registration supervisor Camilla Ih* machine ao that the voter any opposition to the committee hilled for nearly two week* hy Final detail! of the Civic Center Bruce. Mayor A. I.. Wilson aaid could pull levers nst both ballots, chosen to study county drainage •lerl shortages, on Dec. 7. He that Ihe cominisiion term* to Iw Mrs. liruc* explained. problema, A resolution oo the said there would be enough com­ Art Show were settled last night in favor of the combination and Many parts of Sanford's char­ city agenda opposed any county- ponents available by then to op- ax members #f the Sanford Art told Hutchison to have the NEW YORK (LTD — Mock ter would now prevent the regis­ wide millagc levy for drainage. rrste some plants four dayt dur­ Association attended Ihelr regular Workshop Meeting at the Crafl Hug amendment* ready to put before prices al 1 p m.t tration combine, Hutchison said. The commission tint not act on the ing the week. the 19G! Kale legislature Wilton American TAT in Fort Mellon Park, .......... . 77 \ city ordinance n v i the city resolution. In addition to tha art show plan­ a*ked Mr*. Ttnice to find the eott American Tobacco ........... . UXPv clerk must act at registrar for Much ut Ih* money collected Record Sought 'wnihmai"*v CA5AHUNCA, Morocco (UPII ning. Ihey participated in a an­ Bethlehem Stool ............. . 34 city elections. The system under from Sanford and the county for Kirrtiona on the ism c day awl C t 0 ................. 71 >. which rily hooks ire open for roads m tiring speot (or drainage, —Max Conrad, America's (lying tique of works Kihiiilllad by mem­ at the same plate fur city ami Chrysler (MS registration wouldn't conform to soinotinies actually to drain pri­ grandfather, took off at 3:91 a. m. bers and an Instructional period. ...................... county would cut Ihe number of Curtiss • Wright .............. The art show rommlUr* chair­ 33'. the county method, he said. Spe­ vate property, Krider explained today in an allempl lo set a new voting machines net-ovary for DuPont ................ *5J‘ « cial legislation to needed tn change He said this isn't right and lhal flight record lo Miami. Conrad is man. Mrs. J. O. Gregory, said that local elections and the number of Kastman Kodak ........... U>7‘ . these provi lions, he pointed out llie drainage problem needs care shooting (or Ih* world record for nearly 130 separate entries have clerks needed to operate them. Ford Motor planes weighing between 2.423 aiul been submitted for showing. The ............... . 78'x Commissioner* Jo* Biker and fid study. Mrs. Briire said 1,100 pounds. Official* here said exhibit will begin it 2 p. m. Sun­ 87*. Higginbotham said Ihey wire in i General Electric ........... — The rily could have a first General Motors .............. . SO** terrstril in an ultimate combina­ American Hill Odium la t4te pres day iftemooa and wtN sod a! I ami second primary m May when Graham - Paige ............. . 2Vs tion even if it couldn't he done •ot record holder. p tn. tne county has its primary *!*-< InU. TAT In addition to (he display of mam...................... . til*. now lion and then have Ihe regular I.onllani her*' works, there will b* demon­ ................ . . 3l)l t Rights Suit Denied rlcctwn in November, the supi r- Minute Maid ................... . 2UH III It MINGHAM, Ala. lUPli - strations by various artists and visor pointed out. This would eli­ Penney ................. . 118'i Two federal judges dismissed de­ refrethintnt* will be served. minate nrril for a rily run "If IVnn lilt IV. .............. segregation suits -Monday on LAKELAND t UPI I — Florida election turh as last year's. 4's Royal American ........ ... grounds Negroes were not being Citrus Mutual deruli-d It would Sears Roebuck ................ . 30 denied legal rights. Judge Hobart try In help former Vice President Studcbaker ............. .. 234* It. Grooms dismissed a suit I.'. S. Su-vl . . . . . . . . . . 90'. The County Commission has John Name Garner live tu lie Its). sgainst Ihr flirmlnghain Transit Gamer rrlehrelrd his 91st birth Co. which attacked segrsgatest WexlinglKMise El. ............. started actum le prevent fuliirw flooding lo the latch Arbor area. day Monday snd allnliuteil hit sealing. The board approved County En­ longevity tu Ihe fact that hr ate gineer Hob Davlij recommenda­ gripefrtiil rich day. So, Mutual General Manager World Pact U rged The Sanford Fir# Dept. wilt demtion that a drainage raaemsnt he TALLAHASSEE (UPI i-Form er Hubert W. Hut ledge announced onslrat* ha resinritalnr at Ihe secured from [aikr Deforest to Tax Assessor Richard McCsnna British Prim* Minister Clement Sanford has e n d e d ils fi-cal Smith Canal, which would stop the big growers ritoperalive wmihl Attlee Monday night advocated a Seminole County Rrd t'roia llrrt today said that his office would slop reviewing all assessment year in the black, wiih I7.ll*>28 the waters ui the Crystal Lake supply Gainer with a year's sup world guvernn rut tu replace what aid rourse meeting tonight at Ih# ply of grapefruit through monthly rases until after the hoard of equa­ left liver (mm the operating hud rhain from rising over -lx inrhes. lie rilled tha present “ ansrchie First Baptist Church of Sanford. The artificial respiration and Davie mad* the recommenda­ shipment* w> his home in Uvalde, world." Auto*. speaking at a get and (11,44! Ih unused In the lisation meet* Monday. first aid demonstration wilt Kart tion after the engineering firm of Tea. "W* have been swamped with utility budget. Florida Mate University lecture Rutledge *!*n said hr huprd the al 7:43 p. m. hi the rhurch's Park The report finished la-I week 1-elfler and Bush completed their review rases and Ihey take loo big Texas grapefruit Industry series, said Ui* world government Ave. educational building. Ernest much time now." McCanns said. showrd $685,925.03 was spent to survey ol the laich Arbor area. would be an alternative lo a war The easement will allow tor would nut he ulf.mlrd The assrsseiM rolls will still be rtm the eity in loin 59 and 3218,which could rause live dulroeooa DeFallot of DrHary is the instruc­ tor for the sours*, which is held open to Ihe puhlie, bsst for inspec­ 872 99 waa paid off on .Sanford large discharge pipes lo be built id mankind. earh Tuesday and is open to mem­ m the area in hold flood waters debta. tion only, bers of the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital Women's Auxiliary, tha county medical society and ether interfiled pcruins. The five week rourse coieri ad­ Sanford will have ■ Second Ml. DAYTONA REACH (UPI I post nlflce branch open for mail­ ministration of first aid tn auto lire held two Pennsylvania men to­ ing of Christmas packages Dee. accident i. poisoning, burns, frac­ day arruted of blackmailing tour­ 7-24 Postmaster -loe| Field said tures, wounds, shock and latest technique* in artificial respiration, ists by poung at murals officers. today. Police Chirf Oscar Folium said All mail carriers will be dis­ bandages and methods of trans­ Emphasis is Ihe pair would flash plumy deter patched from the annex after porting victims. live hedges and arrest tourists on the Christmas season. Field said placed on preventive measures at false morals a n d indeernry The 2.952 square foot antics will well at ictiul Ireslment. Nineteen charge* lie »*id they would de­ he u*ed for a post offire work­ persons are enrolled in Ihe study group. mand |l.non bond hot settle for room starling I960 whatever Ihe victim had on him. The suspects were Stephen Wil­ son. 40, snd Donald Lee Pasley, 29, both of Tamqus, Pa. They were arrested Monday af ter one of the allrgrd victims told I police he paid them 3180 to keep them front arresting him. City Delay Asked On Drain Levy News Briefs Simplified City-County Registration Proposed By Sanford Commissioners Art Show Entry List Reported Near 150 1 p. m. Stocks Tax Roll Open Only City For Inspection Loch Arbor Water Control Approved FSU Considering Ole Miss Coach I State Grapefruit To Help Garner Reach Age Of 100 First Aid Course Session Tonight Finishes Year In Black Daytona Police Arrest Two Who Bilked Tourists Post Office Annex To Handle Parcels Plane Stolen A t Orlando Crashes, Killing Pilot Choir To Practice Tti* Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will start choir pearlier again tomorrow it 7:30 p. m. al The Shrine Club. All eligible mem here are urard to altrnd. Finale! Builders Granted Sewer Connection Permission for a proposed Lake Mary HUd development to con nect to the city sewer system was granted developers Harry loilresi snd Harold Hutchens last night t>y itie City Commission Andrews of Raidle and Asso­ TALLAHASSEE (t'P l) R WM ciate*. Orlaodo. and Hutchens, of Warned today that Florida State Phillips i uuiructioo Co. said that Uasrsrasty may after Mississippi's ISO bouse* are planned foe a 10M a y Vaught the * ‘ * ‘ “ acre tract an Lake Mery Mvd., 1,100 feet from route 17 92 C teaching yoT here. PlaneHits Houses, At Least Six Killed DEED TO THE LAND purchased fur a new building by Tha Good Shep­ hard Lutheran Church is prwentt-d lo the Kev. Hrneat Holick by I-run* fU>lta*. tha fortnar owner. Shown here are Kolia*. Mrs. Koltaa, Kev. Bolick and Gordon Frederick attorney fur the transaction. The plot of land ia lo­ cated south o f Sanford on Highway 17-02 across from the Mar-l-ou Motel. Kev. Bolick *uid that the con.xt ruction of the new church will begin early in W«0. (Staff Photo) The Seminole Booster. Club will head a motorcade to IS*. Land Wednesday for the De1.aid-Sanford football game and will decorate tars *1 Us* high school al i:43 p. m. TW motor c adr wilt be led hy Ah*riff J. I.. Hobby tod will laav* fo« high school promptly it I p. id . All fan* are arged hr Ikw Boosters g make fix* game. ORLANDO (UPI) — Searchers found a stolen airplane today which crashed shortly after take­ off killing the pilot and critically injuring hit companion. The tingle engine plane was found (rumpled in a grove of trees in a swamp just northwest of the Or­ lando city limits. Tha patttngrr. identified only as Nathan Hunt of Marathon, Ind , was lying near the airplane. The pilot, unidentified, was dead, strap­ ped in his seat. The pilot wore a II. S. Army uniform and carried a .Marin* Corps identification card which bur* the name “ Langi." The rest of tha card was obliterated by blood. The airplane wai Kolen early Monday morning frons a hangar al the Orlando Airport, k look oft in a hravy fog with visibility only one vixteenlh ot a mile. Orland* lower personnel tried to halt tha airplane hv (taihmg a rrd light ami blinking the runway lights. A few minutes after takr-off, tha tower rrportrd. Ih* pilot railed lor help and said hr was out of rontrol. The plane had a radio hut did not rarry initrunieili for fly­ ing in such weather. The airplane missed a television tower by about lo yards. It crashed near a housing development but resident* thought the noise was made hy switch engine* in a near­ by rail yard. A Sanford Naval Air Si alion beltcopier found the crash this morn­ ing. Tha U. S Border Patrol sea* investigating lb* incident. The airplane, owned by Orlando Aviation Same*, waa said fo bo a total loss. � 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. 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Joniqht W h t g>anfnrb ifc ra to W E A T H E R : Cloudy and warmer tonight and tomorrow Hijjh todny, 75-80. Low tonijiht in the hijrh hO'a. r*^ L XL1X United Pren* I-ea^ed Wire Ea1abli.«hed 1908 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1959 SANFORD' FLORIDA Navy To Show Versatility In Derby Twenty A3D jet bombers will fly around the field during the show which starts at It a. m. In wing to wing diamond formation, a VAH-t team of these bombers will perform precision flying maneuvers. Other bomber* will make carrier type landings on the field after the flying portion of the show ends hv 12: IS p. m., two men will make a parachute jump over the station at 12:45. A Ma­ rin* Corps team will give a drill exhibition on the field. All squadrons stationed at the base will assemble at 1 p. m. for presentation of awards won in the week's rompetitio . fiuetts at the ceremony will include Sanford and Seminole County officials, Captain Pinpoint drooping of simulated atomic bombs, parachute jumps, loft bombing competition and £pg-lowing precision (lying are ^ • w of the .'vents scheduled lor tha Sanford Naval Air Station's bombing derby Dec. M2. An air show open to the public Dec. 12 will climax the week of flying demonstrations and competi­ tion by the five NAS squadrons and their competitors. The Saturday spectacle will lealure a D U Cougar fighter in a loft bombing -emonstration where ,<og plana re Isaacs a bomb while ft -.Ymhing, throwing the weapon upwards. Doing a vertical turn, (he fighter will roar away before ( La arching bomb hits the target. • _ --- --- ---— ____________ Buah Bringle, the commandant of midshipmen at the U. S. Naval Academy, and Rear Admiral Craig, commander of Fleet-Air, Jacksonville. The maneuvers aimed at train­ ing base personnel in combat readiness will actually start Dec. T but lb* base will not be open to the public until the air show. Twenty-man crews from five squadrons will compete In a load­ ing drill that day involving simu­ lated atomic weapons. Two A3D jet bombers from each NAS squadron will join in a loll bomb­ ing maneuvers Dec. S. Simulated bombing missions, complete with artificial storms and mechanical troubles will be run inside closed. grounded cockpits l*er. 9 Pin point bombing into Lake lleorge is scheduled Dec. 10. A landing crati will be the target. The smallest jet carrier air craft ever down will lie matched against an AID in a loti-bombing contest Dec. tl. Cmdr. Hill liar row. commander of YA-12. Cecil Field, Jacksonville will represent his squadron as he flici the small­ er plane against Cmdr. Ken. How ell commanding officer of VAll-7. Cmdr. Howell will he in a larger A3U. The Jacksonville based group has made loti bombing a special­ ty while the Sanford squadrons’ A3I)’» arc meant fur high alti­ tude radar bombing. The Naval Air Station issued the challenge. County In Sound financial Shape, Krider Reports Seminole County is in "«uumlH financial shape with over ttno.OhO left over from last year’ s budget. C o u n t y Commission Chairman] John Krider aatd today. .'^Anyone who ia under the im pressinn that the financial situa­ tion here Is serious Is uniter a false misapppehefisinm,’* Under said. "Thanka to the good job done by former county clerk O. P. Hern­ don we have anticipated any finan­ cial problems that might arise and ■re in such good shape that we won't need any Ux money until Jan 1. •According to figures released to- • day from Krider, there is laiu.oou left from the general operating fund, (71,000 from the fine and forfeiture fund and fioo.uou from the road and bridge fund. "We have plenty of cash to oper-1 ate and rnough money in our oper­ ating fund to handle any emergen-' cv that should arise,'* Krider am -' phastied, adding, “ even though we will have no money coming in Noajinber and December.'* '*K rtder said ha tees no re^soai. why the millage will be htgtUfZ1 Ilian It mill* when the equalitalion hoard meats and reminded citizens that the millaxe last year was 415. Pointing in this year's budget, Kriilsr said $106,100 haa been set ■skit under capital uutlsy It* a new jail hut Mtimatrd that indi­ cations are that the jail will not gout over |7tX),000. "'This year'e lotal budget will be 1670.94211 in the general operating fund with 12."i.mu going for fine and forefeiture. He said money to go toward a new health oentrr to be built next year has already been set aside from Iasi year'a budget with the county paying 163,922 with match­ ing funds from the federal govern meat. Thi SteUon Give Hub concert Wat itleiiilcd by an e*timated 300 people taut night 11 the SanfoiilDehary Entertainment Ann, made tf. final effort to insure eontinua lion of the planned series. The association wound up its ticket campaign with about loo more member* needed to under write completely the proposed schedule of concert- Don Thomp von. ticket sate chairman, ex plained to the audience last night that a choice thou Id lie made as to whether further rffortj to get tpemhert should be made. Application blank* were distri holed and eaeft person sked to ge< a new member. The applica­ tion* and payment tor the tickets are to tie mailed or delivered to “ Concert a" in care of Ihe Sari ford Atlantic or Florida Stale Bank, hy Dec Next concert on the proposed series is the Florida Symphony on Fsh. i S I T h i t SA L E S G IR L .MARGO C A lti/lO N allow* a huinutiuide Santa t'laiu that ia among' the needlework, quilt*, plant*, ninunage anil linked umid* for xale at ths* Church o f Jexux Christ o f Imlter Day Saint* lutzu.ir tmlti.v ami tom orrow , M i*. Janie* L. Dunn, left, i* luunni chairm an anil Maig'n * mother, Mr*. John Carlton, ripht, i* preaident o f the church relief ociety. The sale at First St. ami Sanford** \e. is running from 9 a. m. until f» p.m (S ta ff 1‘ hotoi 50 Floats, 20 March Units Scheduled For Parade O f 'Christmas Dreams' A ioi.il of 20 marching band* and units will he in the parade and the Jayccr committee is working lo cel Marine and tuasl Guard units from the Sanford Naval Air Station tn participate in the parade. The theme of thM year * parade A Sanford Hero Story o f iin heroic action by Sanford'* Rill Kirtley, Navy man *tatioiicil in the A ntarctic, i* told in Ed Kotcrha'* "Ax.wiifnment W ashington” on today'* edi­ torial page Kittle.’ , in anli-zero weather, crawled out over a helicopter to free the rotor* from the roach me'* cock­ pit hatch which wan torn lose in tlight by the vicious (Hilar wind*. Control Of TV May Be Necessary Women's Golf Tourneys Set CHICAGO ( UPI l—Federal Com munlcatioiM Commission Chair man John C. Duerfer warned to day that Congress will impose The Sanford Women's Golf Assn ■narrow government rontroD" un elation will hold a special lemma le<* broadcaster* quickly elimm ale deceptive radio TV commrr nu-nt Sunday at I p. in. I’oinl syslem will Im- used in the rials and programs Doerfer al-o mid the FCC might tourney with pairings lo be an not renew (he license* of stations miunrftl before ihe plav gels under that shower! continued "msensitiv. way. ity to distinction between good Ai i meeting of the group this and bait taste" In commercial*. He told the annual meeting of week plans were also discussed for the Television Bureau of Adver­ a "get acquainted" liuirnainenl tising that a self policing system Der. 2 and winners in previous golf WASHINGTON (CPI) — In by broadcaster*, sponsor* and brined union source* «aid today advertising ageneie* was much tournev* were announced In a tourney held Oct 2H, Augie Jierc wa* no chance of any real preferable lo "the obnoxious rle bargaining in the steel dispute un rn-nl of csnsorslup" by the gov­ Kutvell look first in liir Class A competition while Hazel Durgo ernment. j l alter New Year's Day. captured the Class H crown and £)The prediction was made in ttie Jane McKihhen, Class C aftermath of th* United Steelwork ers’ rejection of a new contract In the Nov. 4 tourney, Helen ('ar­ row ay captured Class A honors iMfer by steel management. The while Mildred Smith wav first in uder and rricclion were announced ip Pittsburgh Thursday. •Casselberry'* Town Conned will Class H and Harnett William* in Union President David J. Me hold a recessed meeting of th- ( las* C. ponald called liie management regular Nov. 9 session at th* town The neat Wednesday tournament proposal a ahem that dtd not rep- hall Monday at J p. m. The town will include a low gross on a par nf any real improvement aver haH will be ops-ns-d from 4-10 p. three hole feature Drawings for puviotif offer rejected last i n . for voting registration. Town the teams for the IK r. 2 iorn,jcli1Clerk Lfooa V«*a«d anansarteedv jiem will be announced Monday JM. ft. ’Steel Bargaining Future Is Bleak Council To Meet At Casselberry r ( 1 p. m. Stocks i* "Christmas Dream, .mil ii will feature float. from hiisltirs*, school, c i v i c and church groups Prizes and troptlie- will In* awarded to first and *>. and plare winner* in each caiegcn The warehouse at s,.r Juan \ve and First SI. will Ik- ipen at all hour* for sponsor* lo w.uk on their floats. Among the inarciiuiv band* eu tered in till* year's p.iuflc .ill lie Seminole High Sciiooi .ind Junior High SchiMil, Lytiiii, Jli.Miqi Moore Del.and IIt !■ >i luinl, Groom* Academy, rii.i i. Wheal ley School, Florida Mii •rv .schotil. Fluvli*. la-csliurg. Ml ISira. Winter Garden and Winler I ak n.„.| Ikc Turns Down Truman For Trip WASIH.WT \ ( ITD Dreii ftf*nt Kb^nhiiwcr h*i* ,uru*,<l >limn a* impractical the viivr.ium ihal he take former 1’ iniih-nl fru man on his forthcuiii 'g II nation goodwill trip. Elsenhower dsn rvjtctrd from the vacation Whit. Iliu e m Augusts, Ga , the pi i; -tal Dial he invite some other lernoiral to acroinpany him. He •-pressed Ins views in a li'llcr n.ule (iiihlir Thursday night hv -»n t h unas I Dodd i It Conn .ithor >g ihe suggestion Hospital Addition Program Okayed NEW YORK (UPli — Stock | prices st t p. m.: American T A T ............... TTH American Tobacco ............ lotto Baltimore k Ohio ............... tfl Bethlehem Steel ............... J4'« Chrysler M's Curtiss • Wright ............... 32l» Du Pool 2J4S Eastman Kodak .. ........... |00'« Ford Motor .................. 77's General Electric ............... Kt’ s General Motors ................ W s Graham Pslge ............... 2’ « Inti. T k T ...................... «v* Seminole Memorial Hospital will undergo a $500,000 expansion Kel's lU-lto Minute Maid ..................... 20'« program to alleviate the overcrowded conditions at the hospital. Penney ........................... DM* The hospital will match funds with the federal government un­ Penn Hit .................... |6'» Royal American ............... 4's der a Hill-Burton grant. Sears Roebuck id's A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman o f the hospital’s board of trustees, Standard Oil (>J) ........... 46’ « Sludebaker .................. 2S*a announcing the approval of the grant this morning, said the alloca­ U. S. steel ................ 97 tion wax predicated upon the Westmghouse El. ............ 971s Baby Believed To Be Doll Dies In 2 Story Fall home 30 float* will lie entered in the Christmas parade Dec. 4. Jay cie parade chairman Jack Wilber said today. Wilber also <aid that, although the float deadline it past, entries will he accepted until next Friday. Added Concert Members Asked NO. 568 WICHITA FALUS, Tex i t T I l Mr«. Margie Sweeten, her filmay nightgown m flame*, losse*l bee three-month-old baby in hi* dealh Unlay from th* second floor of an apartment house engulfed hy fire, A fireman caught her other rhild. Bin hyslanders thought the baby, Fharlea. wit a doll she was trying in live. Hr landed on his head on concrete pay mem. The charred body of a man was found in (he jultrd 32 apartment while frame building II* was not immediately identified Charles Harmon, 17. ami a serv­ ice station operator were credited with saving th* lives of other tenants. They noticed live flame* and rushed inlo the hmlding beat ing un doors lo awaken slumber­ ing residents. Harmon said It* «aw Mrs Sweeten, 19. and Iter husband, Clisrles, appear at ih# second slory window with their children. lie said Ihr fsllirr threw their 2 year old son out first. "Then *h* tried to tusa thr habv uni of die window." Harmon said. ' But she kinda (ripped or stu ill bled, and it didn't go the way she wanted I thought H was s doll at first I didn't know it waa a baby. "I walkrd w|i to it and noiicrd ii wj« i small rhild. I thought ii wa* dead Mill when I turnrd it over on tl* *tninirh, il started breathing again." The haliy wa* rushed to a no* pllal. Ihii died shortly after the fall Mr*. Sweden lell frum Die win dow at .she turd hi throw her child to safely. She landed on tier hack A hospital spokesman said she was in islisfaclory condition. Her husband climlied down t lid der lo safety. Minister Urges Legal Gambling WINTER PARK (UPli -tla p li-i Minister George A. Down*, a candidate for governor, ha* called for legalized gamtiling to boost *l.lle levenue Down* said he will go In La* \eg*s, N#v., w»in to determine what effecls. if any, are brought aIHint by s l a t * c intruded gam tiling casinos The llaptisl paslor who farlwr .liiniiimced lie would run on ■ segregation platform, said (hr stale should tap gambler* for a tax source since gambling already exist* in an illegal form. The extra revenue, b* xaid. could tie used to support welfare programs and education. Downs said hi* plan would he similar to th* county option pro gram now m effect which allow* counties to decide by referendum if they waul legal liquor sales. "Is d better lo hav* Illegal gambling through the slate a* H now rxisU willi all ila evil tnllu cnees anil hoodlums, or i» h brt lei lo liave il under control and derive mint lienr fit Irina it?" he asked. One More Week Properly owner* have only imp more week to chock asses* men! roll* nt th<» tax assesaor’a office before the equalization meeting on Nov. .TO. Tax Anncxsor Klchnni Mct'nmin said today he * h* "ilixapiHiinteil river the liirht turnout o f property owner* thus far.” He »tre**eil the impsirtance o f property owner* checkinR the roll* next week ami aihleil that If any tax­ payer ia tmnhle to come to the a**e**or'a office, he can tret hi* information by writing nr trlephonitiR the office. News Briefs’ Hunters Warned Faculty Union Urged GAINESVILLE tt'Pti - A Uni versily of Florida social aciencc profcsMir haa called on faculty members lo organize a "trade union" and "haggle and hargain fur our rights " Dr. Franklin A. Doty said, "It'a time w* started lu lighi our own battle* " Seminole Comity hunter* today were warned to "play h safe" Demand Denied when live tfl.WItfl hunting season TALLAHASSEE (UPI| - Slate opens tomorrow. Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin ruled lack Wilber, president of foe Thursday dial Dade County does no! ha*r to bow lo an NAACP Seminole County Sportsmen's Club ilemaml for immcdialr Integra- Issued i lid of "do’* and ilonTa" lion of ll* park* am! lie ache*. Instead .aid Ervin, the county fur all prospective humeri who ran work out a program M gra­ will hr taking to th* wood* dual miegrallon and still be with­ The moat Important thing lu re­ in die law of Ihe land. member while hunting is lo make siirr of what you are shooting be Bond Holders Profit for# you aim your weapon. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Amw Another important point U lo lean* who own senes K savings hiMid* ran gel j tax bie.sk *oon never hunt in a densely populatby swapping lliein for other gov rd area alone. "Alwaya gss in rrnmenl li.uul* paying inlere*i pain." Wilber emphasized. lwire * year. The Treasury said it expected I. ndreds of limn solid* i Wilber also stressed "never at of thr esliniatrd 33 milium owners some Hilt th* wr*|xm Is unloaded of FI bonds lo exchange them for and never aim a gun at anyone or serie* It savings ImhuI* anything unlrM you want to kill it " Mancha OUay Due It* added Dial all weapons GAINESYI1.I.F. It! PI l — The Stale Board ol Uimtrul via* ex should lie double checked In-fin* peeled lo give quick approval hunting and rn.sk* *ur* all are today lo the appointment of cleaned " Yailglin Mancha as Florida Stale The kporisnien * club president University alhtelic director. But it also pointed out dial ■ new hunt wa* llktdv Imjlit members would tlrrr clear id any talk about Ibr ing area has b e e n opened to ruachmg situalnuv* *1 Florida and Florida hunters Florida Stale. The Tunuika Wildlife Manage nine! Area hat added tome 26.Cubans Seize T ur (sal acre* fur additional hinilmg MI AMI lDPI >—A local dredging Imii all hunirrt musi hav* a gam* firm charged IihI.iv that the Cuban management permit before Ihey government tcizrd line >d II* tug* go into Ih* area. and other equipment worth halt The n*» area m on foe wwM a million dollar* Nov. 7. C. C, of tft« pr*w*nt park stw. Moody, president of Ih# MAM Dredging and Construction Curp. of Miami, *ald die vr«*r!» were II)mg Ihe American lag at lime. [ Board Upholds Re-Zoning Request .Aanfonl'a City Commission to t night upheld a City Planning and Zoning Hoard decision not lo al­ low commercial re toning ui four residential lots nn Sanford Ava. liei ween 23th and 2»4th streets Both board* agreed that they wmild mg approve spot Toning. City Manager Warrrn Knowles and today. The planning and sort­ ing board tia* b*m going by a no spot toning rule for the tot live year*, Kmiwld said. Thr nty rommis-siunere met with tlie zoning sod planning group lo discus* an appeal by realtor W. M. Dielrirha that Ui« four kilt m Sanford Are. be reinnisH from mmmernal to n*Hdcnlial to permit building oi a neighborhood grocery store and launilcrrttsi. Cranberries Move WASHINGTON il l'll - Pack­ ages of crinlieri it** Iwariug a governmenl laliel id approval were expected lo start moving lo day into the nalnm's groceries But both ilie government ami eranlierry industry were doubt­ ful that enough <d the tierries could be tested under a new fed erally approved plan in time to meet normal Thanksgiving tie mood. Scalping Ring Report Disclosed GAINESVILLE (UPli — The University u( Florida campus newspaper charged today that a ring of slmleni anil adult ticket scalper* has hern making a* much si II i»i(l for tvery t*M oul ftMilhall gamr here The newspaper, the Alligator, saul more than a do/rn persons are involved in the ring, nut all TALLAHASSEE (L'l'M — Gov student*. It zaul it was almost cer ladtoy Collins said Thursday he lain thr ring has been in operation will soon appoint two additional for Ihe list two nr three years udget to Central Florida’* Ninth Circu.t, based on population in creases. line of the judges will go to Rre The Sanford Naval Air Station Chief Petty Officer-, c'luii Is spon­ vard County and th* other to soring an Explorer Kiiiit unit at cither Orange or Osceola County A group of bearded groUemen the slallou for the /nuth of Ihe m compliance with a IW6U legisla­ trum Si. Cloud wdl be in Sanford Sanford area, startiiq Monday at tive act. tomorrow to advertise foe forth­ 7:30 p m. The district includes Indian Hi coming Si, Cloud Golden Jubilee The meeting Is ipen to all ver. Mar no. OkeecholM*, St. Lucia celebration Dee. 1, 4 and l young men and sluts interested and Seminole counties. The party sefll be at the Cham­ and clearance will In arranged at The new apimintments will In ber of Commerce at 9 I. m. and Hi* main gale f r the civilian . t i-c the nii.ultt r of circuit Jutlgcs will Irave about to a m. lor 1 guest a. m Central Florid*. |(0 Ui Chief’s Group Sponsors Scouts To Play It Safe As Season Opens ability o f tht> hospital to mutch the Ilill-Hurton fnmli with $275,000. Peternon emphasized thnl the hospital'* financial contliHim i* atich that the expana ion program can be initinL etl ‘ ’without and further cost to the citizen* o f Seminola County.” " in other word*," Peterson said, "the board o f truster* doc* not contemplate any re* quests for additional bornlm; o f the county or to indulge in any finnm-ial campaign* to produce this amount of money needed to finance the program.” Peterson said that, al­ though preliminary work nlreaiiy ha* started in laying tits* groundwork for the exjutn*ion, actual construction is still atx to 12 months away. Tha planned exputiHion will provide 2D additional beds and will add to tha fncilitina o f the X-ruy and laboratory department*. Tha addition will start on Hie east aide o f the building and extend southward, t An architect to draw up final plan* for tha expansion will be selected at the Ixuud's next meeting in December. Seminole Circuit To Get Two More Judges Soon S t Cloud Beards To Visit Sanford ' i_ , / . . i i , v3V .I r e ill SINESH AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN of Sod* ford heard Representative (Jordon Frederick, spaak on tha puldic official'* relation to the citizen at lh« BPW meeting. Wetcuming Frederick ia Mr*. Hariett filawtar, BPVV president, whilt publicity chairman, Mrs. N«zziu (.atucruu, looks un. (.Stall FhuU>) �Minister Group To Sponsor Special Church Of Christ ch u r c h o> c k u s t Ralph I n v a r J r ....... EreagellM HIM# ScImoI ............ 10:00 y. a. Neraiig Worship . . . . . 11:00a. ■. Evening Worth)p . .... 1:10 p. W a i P ra m Service .. 140 p. a . Evening Worship........7:00 p. m WoO. Prijar Service T:S0 p. ■ elation will beheld on Thursday •t tha rural BayUst- Church la Sanford. Tha aanrica will baiin •I 0:10 a. an. and win ba eenclodPr*sbyttritn ad esrty enough lar thaaa la at* n * o r p u s b t t b b ia n landanet la fat la OMr Thanks­ giving Dinner. ' CHURCH Oak Ave. and 1 M Ot Dr. W. P. Braoka, M a r af Morning Worship .... 10:lo a. a . Mornlag Won kip .... 1:46 a. ■ First Baptist will preside aad tha Eveniag Worihip .... T:J0 p. a . Sunday Srkoal ....... «:tt a. a ■UitsUra' of several other Mornla* Worship .... 11:00 a na churthaa la tha community will E d In o n I participate. The Church Chair will HOLfCRUSB EPISCOPAL ataf Handel's ‘ Holy Art That" Oi church • tpecial Thanksfivlaf aathaa. Part Are. a ah i t Residents of Ssalird aad the Bar. Jika W. Theaue ... Paatav County era urfed in taka part in Hoty EacharUt.......... fiM a. a . this service of common worship Paally Banka-* aad pralaa ia tha tradttlaa af ke Amaricaa fo.rdiag fsthars aa wa ualta to raador thsaha to Cad k r Ula sbundnat bias*Infs. Tha Bar. A. C. Summon, pastor af tha Community Presbyterian Church in DoBiry will bring tha Thanksgiving Sermon. Othor alnIsUrs taking part win ba: Bar. Hobart Spaar, praatdaal af tha Aasocistloo, who will givo tha CaU la Worship; Mm Presidential Thsaksgivlof Proclamation wtl ha road hy Mm Bar. Jaraao Barnett; tha Seriptura Lesson; tha Bav. M. M. Snow will had tha eeagn* gatka la tha Thaaksgivtaig Pray­ er: tha Thnakaglvks offeria| which ia Mm only public cootributioa to the work of the Ministerial Association will ba rseeived redor tha mreervtekn af ltov. Teat O'Steen. The Benediction wil he livaa by Rev. Breast Bdiek. Missionaries To Join Service OthtrChnrchefl La thermit Rev. and Mrs. Howard Beardslay, miaaloearia# now an furlough horn Want Africa wfil ha mkistarlaf at Tha Allianea Church Sun­ day tvanlog. Tha Basrdslays have served five jeers ia Africa and wtU soon ratare for their eecoad tarn. They are both graduates af Nysch Missionary College, Um of­ ficial school of the Cbnatiin and Mlietonsry Alliance st Nyack, N. T. The Alliance Youth Pellowahip will hear a mlsatoaary challmie from the Beardsleys far tha Sun­ day evening young people's ser­ vice which begins at 1:10. The missionaries vlll also be speaking k the regular Sunday evening •ervfcs which begins at 1:41. GOOD 8HEPHBRD tJNITBD LUTHERAN CHURCH Sanford Skrke Ckh I k Bk and Lae Are. Krneet Bollck Jr. Past LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THB REUERMRB Herbert W. Geerss .. Psates Bwnday School . t i l l a. m. AdaR Bible CIsm ... fell a. m. Wetthly Sacviaa...... M:M a. aa. BT. LUKE’S LUTHERAN Bkvk (Near Oviedo) Btayhm M. Tehy ... ...... Paatas Morning Warship....... f:SS a. m. •under School .......... 1:00 a. w. Ckrlitkn Day School, Monday |thrregb Friday — Kindergarten • 41k Part Are. T. C. O'Steen Pester Moreiag Warship....... I:M a. aa. Sunday School ... t:49 a. m. Morning Worship 11:10 a. m. MYP Meetings MO y. m. (Intermediate, Scalar) Teacher Training CourM Evening Worship MO p. m. CHURCH OP GOD French Are. and Mad It Joel D. Brawn ........... P 8reday Bahaal............ 0:41 Evangelistic Service .. 7:10 , Tuesday Bervfee......... 7:00 CHURCH OP JEBUB CHRIST OP LATTHH DAT SAINTS City le ll Laoral Ave. at Mk Ik Ira E. Hindman Jr. Paster J. O. Brooks . .. Broach President Sunday School ... 0:49 a. m. Sunday School ......... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship . . 10:49 a. m. Sacrament Meeting 1:00 p. m. PMY 7:00 p. m. Evening Warship T:M p. m. Moo. PMY Rscrentlm 7:00 y. a . Turs. PMY Prayer 7 :» p m. Wad. Pray* Service 7:M p. m. ■IENEZEH METHODIST CHURCH IANPOBD SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CMURCM Sevanth Sk and Elm Ava. C. W. Beach .............. Paster GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Saturday Sabbath School 0:30 a m Morning Worship .. 11:00 a.m. W Thomas Parson- Jr. Pastor Wed. Prayer Sarvka .. 7:90 p. a. SuaJay School .......... 0:41 a. m. Morning Worship .... 11 a. a . THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE MY* .......... 4:30 p. m. 344b «ad Chore Art. (A taw Church tarviag ■ aaw Sunday School . 10:00 o. m. Community) Morning Worship ... 11:00 a a. Evening Worship ... 7:41 p m POSTER CHAPEL Thursday Service ...... 7:43 p to. METHODIST CHURCH m. Training Union ........ 1:15 P- m. Breaks Borrlco -. 7-°0 P »• Wed. Prtyar Barvlca 7:90 y. m. Catholic a l l sou ls catholic CHURCH Oak Ava. si Mi Sk Bnv. Richard Lyoas Poatar Sunday Masaaa 7:00 a. a. UNITY CENTBB OP IANPOBD Wemta's Cleh—300 Oak Ave. Josephine B. Sluckie Pastor Sunday Warship . 11:00 _. ___ a. a. Woodruff Building n o K. First Sk. Im. 311 Tuesday Class . 9:00 p. THE SALVATION AIMY 114 B. Second Ik Sunday: Sunday School ... 10.re a. lloUncsa Meeting ... 11 00 a Street Mealing ... 0:30 p YPL ........ 7.op p CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Park Are. at 14th bi . Htkla School 0.41 *. m Maruia* Worship . IliOUs m Pilgrim Palkwahlp .... 7:90 y. a Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CUK1BT 9ad Bk and Elm Art. Baorga M Yates ... . Mlauiar Blhk School ......... 10:00 a. ns. Horning Worship........ 11:00 a. mIveniag Worship......... T:4S p. » Pad. Bible Study.......... 1:46 p. as. SalvaUou Uteiiog ... TiV p. Tuesday; Cory Cads is ......... 1.34 p. Band Practico 4:00 p Ladles Homo League 7:30 y Thun Prayer Servlet 7:30 p. Sak Street Meeting 0:30 ». THE 8ANFUKD CONGREGATION OP JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 1431 W. 1st Sk Sunday WaicblwWtr The support o f the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firmst 7:M y. m. Negro Churches Evening Service ....... 7:90 p. m. Wed. Prtyar Service ,. 7:90 y. at OP OVIBDO loch t . sn oot . Sunday School .... 0:49 n. m. Mania* Worship ... U:«0 n. m. The Congregational Christian Church again will have a guest minister Sunday. Bringing the morning worship sermon will be the Rev. Joseph E. Stock from Interiacheo. Florida. Rsv. Mr. Stock is • graduate of the University of Florida sod la now ■ senior student at tha Uni­ versity of Vanderbilt School of Religion. The Worship service begins at 11:00 a. m. k the church locat­ ed st Park Ave. and llth Street. Service, Wed W E. Timms PsstM Sunday school 10:00 a. m, Morning Worship . . . 11:00 a.m. M. Y. K.................... 4:30 p. Could tha fault Mo with tha gift ftreK? Na, apparently ft ft within ourselves. Our own attitudes, our own relationships our tw i understanding hunt orrtaialy much more to do with our ftanl aattoflretkm. How than are wa to dark# the greatest Meaaings from Mm •ooda which have bare put at our disposal? Tha beat jpkea to ba* gin k ia tha Church. Hare, la a personal asares for Uod and any awn underaUnding o f Him, wa may achiavt a spiritual harm mar, whlah w l i Uam onr M m and them of our fallow mam Guest Minister Set For Church FBKB NBTHOOtaT CHURCH Hobart O. Byrd ............. Paator M u lahaol ....... 1:49 a. m. Marekg Worship ... U:00 a. m. Training Union .......... 0:M y. m. Evening Worship 7:90 y. m. Wad. Prayer Servlet 9:00 y. m. daaa the m m ownership of thaaa goods guarantee our happlnaaaf AM o f na have experienced a disappointment at finally perearek g aoMM amch-deiired article. After weeks and Maetimao years of booing fmrward to ft, we find that tha actual ownership b ria p lit* PIOGREBI MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Midway K. K. Williams .............. Pastor Sunday School ........I:H> a. m. Morning Worship . . 11:00 a. m. Pint, Third, Fourth Sundays Evening Worship...... 7:30 p. a. First, Third Sundsys Usher Board, Tussdsy 7:30 p.m. Sherman Concrete Choir Rehcsrssl, Tussdsy .................. 1:00 p m. Junior Church, Wtdnesday ........... 7:30 p.m. Business Msating ..........1:00 p.m. Friday preceding first Sunday, monthly FIRST SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH tilt W. Uth 8k A. A. Fields ...... Acting Pastor Church School ........ 0:30 a. m. Morning Worship . ... 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship .... 1:30 p. m. Tussdsy Prayer ........ 7:3n p. m. Tsachers Masting, Wednesday ........... 7:30 p.m. ZION HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 70S Orange Ave. m. J. L. Brooks . ........ Poster a. Church School ......... 0:30 a m. m Morning Worship .... 11:00 a. m a. Evening Worship .... 7:30 p. m. a. Tuesday Trayer service 7:30 p.m m 0T. JOHN METSOPOUTAN m. BAPTIST CHURCH a. 0U Cypress St. m II. B. Whitehurst ...... .. Pastor a Church School ...... I w s. m. Morniug Worship ... 11:00 0. m. Evtmng Worship .... I 30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal Monday ............... Praysr Meeting Tuesday S ta b .. ................ 1:00 p m. Wednciday Bible Study. Wed. Bible Study ... 1i60 p- as Junior Church . Pri. Ministry School ... 7:30 p m. Club Meetings Friday Service ...........1:30 p- m. Thursday ..............1 ’Sinclair Merkel ter*1 �Art Party For Schedules M eeting Robert Matter Robert W. Drayton Jr.. ton of Mr. and Mr». Robert Pray-; ton, celebrated hia third birthday this week with a bln party in the Florida room of his home. | Decoration* of blue and white were uted throughout the room and the refreshment table was all dressed up in birthday tablecloth,) napkins, plates and centered with a merry-go-round birthday cake. complete with callope, animal crackers and ralorcd Icing. Ice cream, cold drink* and assorted candies were also •served. The young guests were given surprise packages as favors and ganirs were eo.oyed during the afternoon. Those attending were. Donna Franklin. Vickie Ellis. Judith Dray­ ton. Carol and Linds Jonea, Bever­ ly and Pamela Benjamin. Linda and Phillip Hcddard and Cynthia and John Cartier. Atsisling Mrs. Drayton with the serving and entertaining were Mrs. Norman Cartier, Mrs. Samuel Benjamin. Mrs. John Beddard, Mrs. Russell Ellis and Mrs. Wil­ liam Jones. DISPLAYING THE THANKSGIVING ARRANGEMENT made by H e. mcrocallU Circle o f the garden club at their November workshop are, left to right, Mrs R. I>. McKnight, hostess, Mrs. Eric Vihlen, circle chairman and M rt. M. B. Smith, co-hostess. (S taff P hoto) J Circles Of TheGarden Club * The Sanford Art Association will meet Monday at the Craft building in Ft. Mellon Park at T:30 p. m. for their regular bust* nett meeting and bi-monthly workshop. Short poses by models will be the workshop project. Member* are requeued to bring supplies. Pencils, charcoal, chalk and pat* tela are suggested. Do not forget the ‘ •Critkju*’*. Joseph Maihleux will be la charge of the workshop. Birthday Party For David FOUR OFFICERS (if SrmUlrnnge unit 31 o f the Florid* Hairdressers nnd Cosmetologists Association, prepare to start the business session at their meeting this week. The are, left to right. Neil Altman, president, Hetty Howard, secretary, Laura Uutilln, treasurer nnd Dawn Kiddy, vice president. (S taff Thoto) Cosmetologists Meet Westgite, Mrs. S. J. Nil and Mrs. Carl Moss. JACARANDA CIRCLE Mrs. C. C. Bronson, Mrs. Aaron Woolen and Mr*. W. B. Brinson were Joint hostesses to the No­ vember meeting of the Jaciranda Circle at the Bronson home, on Pinecrest Dr. Suggestions .'ik Thanksgiving and Chriatmas decoration* were given by the member*. Mrs. B. K. Peurifoy displayed a beautiful arrangement of dried flowers that she galled, Holiday USA. Flow­ er* used In the arrangement were from the different atstes she visited while on vacation this summer. Roll call was answered with a flower beginning with the first initial of the member’s name. Mrs. C. M. Flower* won the prise for this by answering with the name of 24 flowers. Five members celebrated their birthday and each was presented a cake by Mr*. A. C. Me Reyn­ olds, circle president. Mrs. R. Gordon Brisson give an inierestlog talk on the planting and care of geraniums. Other members pre.-ent were, Mr*. Irving Pryor, Mrs. R. D. Hunter, Mrs. R. I*. Andrews, Mrs. R. U White. Mrs. E. J. Slove­ nian, Mrs. T. J. Uule, Mra. L. B Steele. Mr*. II. E, McSwain, Mrs. S. B. Jones, Mr*. N. K. Whitney, Mrs. M. J. Sorokowaky, Mrs. R. G. Hickson, Mrs. Minnie Ewan ami Mrs. John llilchtns. DRIFTWOOD CIRCLE Driftwood Circle of the Sanford Oviedo M u lc t f / i c h o t > v tl'r; TAP TEST If It’s KOI... alw ays K t f Mrs. N. B. Brown enters the Winter Park Memorial Hospital this week for surgrry. Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr„ who was recently a patient it Orange Memorial Hospital, is home but still confined lo her home. F. W. McCall, ha* returned home from the hospital where he underwent surgery. Lake Mary Children Visit Biblelaml alw ays claar alw ays plenty GirL Scout Diary Birthday Party For Linda Mrs. E. M. Chester, director of the Lake Mary Baptist Church tfi it* supergilvMiutd B.T.C., took thirty-seven Junior and prtmsry children lor a visit to DAT A MIAHT Bihleland. Iasi Sunday afternoon. America’* The children enjoyed hot dogs at the home of Mrs. Chester be­ Finest fore leaving ami were Iresled to Water len cream on the way home after H atU r) ^ spending a very enjoyable after­ noon. Also making the trip with Mrs Chester and the children to help chaperone were Mr*. Wallace Lowe, Mr. and Mrs J. P. Be*', ^NATURAL GAS CO. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crain. Mr. 202 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6282 and Mrs. Ruben Taylor and Mrs WUIiard Bowman. it’s tim* to Instill a At Monroe Inn NEWCOMER7 Barbecue And Bazaar Slated Oviedo Garden 3 Club Meets Correction On Navy Article Calendar WARI d m w iu v d n q Twelfth RECORD BARI S O U TH ER N , Annual Opening’ 1959 - 60 Season of the SAN FRA N CISCO GIANTS MUSIC. .g n a it w « ig * K l i mv 9 T L u ffa ih w is to * * h ® a KEL'S SANFORD, 9n n FLORIDA TWO LOVELY NEW PATTERNS December 12, 1959 tore NOW Decorative and dainty — but so vary, vary dur­ Cocktail* New custom high-fidelity 12* LP record vf Broad* way musical hit* from recent Sinclair TV Spec* Ucuiar, “ Ifuaie from Shubert Alley" OPEN at rear of Kel’a on Magnolia FR EE Bubble Gum or Lollipops Friday and Saturday Nov. 20 - 21 OPEN FRID A Y N IG H T S T IL 8 P. M. A J WW Club Meets Church Personals Mr. end Sirs. James T. Feltnef honored their son. David Wayne, with a party on his second birthday.f David and all of his young frienda enjoyed an afternoon of recreation and fun at the Elk's playground. Each guest received ■ party favor with the refreshment*. TW* birthday cak* was cleverly decor­ ated with (plastic) wild animals. Tboae present were, David, Christy Beaulieu, Klnt Smith, Ro. bin Stenstrom, Linda Haedertoo, Tooli* Henderson, Dabble Laude, Sarah Van Pelt, Loretta Henson, Joanne Huhn, Ginger Smith, Frankie Huhn. Chris Walters, Michael Keith and Htcky Henson. Several of tha chUdra'a mother* also attended and asajsted with the serving and Veeplpg up with the active, youngster*. Members of Semi-Orange unit rrtary at a meeting Monday night. Tha group met at Dawn’s Beauty II of the Florida Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association, elected Salon for the November get-toBetty Ann Howard recording aee- gethrr. Plan* were made for a Christmas party, to be held at Garden Club held their November Neil's Hairstyling Salon, Dec. 21. meeting at Kerrel’a Shack in Win- j Earh member will bring a ran of ter Park. Mra. D. A. Kin* and food and a comic gift for ex­ Mrs. B. C. Hamilton were host­ change. esses for this' meeting, Tha food wfll be placed In a bas­ A abort business session was The Girt Scout she at Silver ket and given to some needy family held preceding a tour of the Lake wit tha location used by lor Christmas dinntr. Refresh­ nursery. Mr*. J. D. l-angford was MARIAN R. JONES NOT RESPONSIBLE ments of cake, coffee, nuts and troop 211 for overnight ramping. elecled president to succeed Mrs. Mr. and Mra. S. R. Riggins of mints wera served by tha hostess. The girls sot up tents, did their I will not be responsible for V. H. Jennings. Mrs. J. D Bar­ own cooking and took nalure Ovirdo entertained with a birth­ any debts Incurred hy anyona low was elected vice president hikes. They were accompanied other then myself. day party honoring their daugh­ of the group. by the leader, Airs. Lewis Morgan ter, Li ml*, cm her eleveulli birth­ anJ the <u.i*Uul leader Mrt. Har­ Those attending were Mrs. H. Signed JOSEPH KAMPT old Cooper, B. Lackey, Mr*. S. J, Hilt, Mrs. day Saturday, Guest* came at 11 Taking part In the ramping ac­ T. F. Dedman, Mrs. H. S. Satre, a. m. and stayed until 1 p. m. tivity were Leslie Boggs, Ida Mr*. J. A. Mackay, Mrs. W. E. to enjoy a wiener roast Hearn, Lou Jalllelt, Sue Jaillct, Nowcrs, Mrs. D. L. Jarrell, Mr*. Those enjoying the party with Linda Jones, Judy l^wis, Sandra R. E. Hurd, Mrs. (J. A. Waters, The Like Monroe Inn was the Alyer, Sue Ellen Mitchie, Yalorie Linda were her sister, Ann; Joy Mr*. C. M. Iloblitirl), Mrs. E. M, Wamright, Ouida Wolcott, Ann scene of the monthly luncheon and Moore, N 1c k I Morgan, Sharon Wakeman, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Robert W. Drayton Jr. Marlin. Waller Beasley, Ted Au- card party of the Wcicoms Wagon Smith, and Adrianna Writsms. Langford, and Mrs, Bartow. lin, Debbie and A! Ward, Linda Club. During a short business ses­ Brownie Troop No. I0fl had as Gam mage, Beth Gore, Judy MIn­ sion, officers wrra nominated for their guest spea'er, Monday Mrs. ter, Linda Ray, and the parents. the coming ilx month's period. J. 1-ran Taylor of lJke Mary. Those nominated were, Ginny Mildred Taylor, a registered Hava j o b , Dinkins, president; Kathryn Har­ nurse, has long been a firm sup­ ris, vice president; F.va Hunt, sec­ porter of girl scouts and has or has s o i m o r i retary, Joann K«trl. treasurer and donated much lime to the move­ ■ Fran Morgan, corresponding secre­ ment. At this meeting she helped yon know, tary. the girls make their first aid •Following a fried chlrkrn lunch- kits. just moved to a ran the group enjoyed a social Airs. H. A, Smith entertained :* hour of rani game*. the mother's of Brownie troop BY MARIAN R. JONES now home? Attending were. Mrs. Kotrl. Mrs. 378 at a meeting at her home on Three active groups of the i onAmong tlie unsung heroes (the! Members of the OvieCs Garden . Harris, Mrs. Ruth Gallagher. Airs. Coleman Circle. At this gathering «... grrgational Christian Church have clean up committee! are Mrs. Tow* Carrie Tuck, Mrs. Belty Repp, Mr*. D. C. Hamilton wa» named Helen I-athrop, Mrs. Gus Rodcwald ' ^,,ub * , b * J * .hom* 1 made final plana for the baiaar Hoeteae w i l l _____ __ _ and Mr*. C. A. Andervnn. Mr*. Mr* M- *' (,,r r Tuesday at 1 Mr*. B. Ahram*. Mrs. Dinkins, transportation chairman, Mrs. C. and chicken barbecue lo be held Gertrude Wood will preside at (he p. m. for their Novem W meel- Mrs. Elinor Sheer, Mrs. Ruse Ar­ D. g i f t s and f riendly, Schoonover, refreshments, greeting tomorrow at the Church, 105 E. plant table apd the young people lug. Co-hostrss was Mrs. Tlelsema. cher, Miss Eva Hunt and guest, Mrs. It. J, Dr Jong, publicity and muruty. 2tlh St. Sponsoring group* are the of Ih* Pilgrim Fellowship will I All sevenlrrii members of the Mr*. Jeannette Scudder and Mrs. Mrs. Lamar Rowland, cookie Morgan and guests, Mrs. Em chairman. Also present were Airs. sene the soft drinks, Mrs. W. \ V . Friendship league, the Ethel Knot $ W. A. Reynolds and Mra. C. R. I.inz is chairman nf the tirkrt com­ club were present and enjoyed Saute and Mrs. June Martin. •• Circle and the Pilgrim Fellowship. mittee. making Christmas decorations in Jonea. This troop will toon Mart • • the garage until 4 p. m. Refresh­ Tlie ba/aar will begin at 1 p. m. meeting at the Pinecrest Baptist and supper will be served at 5 p ments of cake and coffee or tea, church and has alecled officers FA 2*7936 or in. Cost e the supper Is 11.25 for nuts and cookies were served by who are; president, Constance the hostess. FA 2*1756 adults adn i5 rents for children. DeJnng, vice president, Valeri* Mrs. Oscar Zittruwcr. Mra. M. Those enjoying the affair in Hamilton, Secretary, Susan White, J. Corbett and Mrs. Herbert Thurs­ eluded Mrs Mae E. King, Mra. and treasurer, Mary Ellen Hoff­ WELCOME WAGON A. A. Myers, Mr*. Sparks Iwe ton are the roinmitee in charge man. of ihr baiaar. Mrs. J. J. Petras Hunts, Mr*. Jamr* W. Wilson, By laws wrr* read and ap ha* bern in charge of posters and Mrs. Chiriti T .1 Nlblack, Mr*. proved for tnr VAH-H Enlisted —A long nose looks shorter SUNDAY . *•^ 1 tv C. R. Clouts, Mr*. Joe Battle, and Chief* Wives Club it advertising. ,fle when glasses have a low or sadMr*. James K. Brookshire, Mr*. Mrs. William Hemlu.oh I* gene­ group’s November niecimg jd M ypg bridge. Pinecrest Baptist Church Youth ral chairman of the barbecue, with Fellowship, » p. m William A. Parker. Mrs George C. Me»n«, This orginiution was referred!- - .... .......... Mr*. T. L. Lingo Sr., Mra. Lynn to in an earlier story in The Mra. L. C. Tinsley, Mrs. Lucille Spcnrrr and Mrs. J. Hailey as as­ Hickman Jr., missionary to Para­ Hosier. Mrs. C. L. West, Mrs. Herald as lb* VAII It Navy sistants Mrs. Halpli Hammond and guay will speak al (he 7 W p Roy Welsenharger and Mrs. W. Wive* Club inslrsd of by its cor Miss Dorothy Hralh will assist m. service of First Baptist R. Meek. Sr rert tille. Church. with dinners to he taken out. In charge of the food and coffre * MONDAY are. Mrs. Clyde Stinson, Mrs. Lau­ ra Bill, Mrs. J. R. Jones, Mrs. Women of the Pneshvterian Merrill Robinson, Mrs. Helen Church, officer’ s training class at The O rig in a l M e la m in e M e lm cK *D in n o rw a ra Kemusat and Mrs. Alice McMil­ 10 a. m. followed hy covered dish lan. luncheon. Plan Holiday Arrangements HF.MEROCALLU CIRCLE While most of the other garden eirctes seemed to Cress Christ­ mas decorations, members of Ih# Hemerocallis circle look lime out •Rb make a Thanksgiving arrangemenl, during the workshop per iod. at the November meeting. Mrs. R. L. McKnight and Mrs. M. B. Smith were hostesses to the group at Ujr home of Mrs. McKnight. Keeping in mind that effective learning Involves ail senses. Mrs. Cart Lind, program chairman, arranged the workshop p eriod, during which members "eeelved instruction In several ways. In addition to the Thanks­ giving arrangement, they heard a short talk about basic princi­ ples of flower rrrangemeni, ob­ served pictures, read charts, stu­ died outlines a.td handled all aorta of fruit, vegetables, seed pods, flowers, branches and leave* and ended by creating an individual arrangement from the materials j t hand. Participating la this workshop were the two hostesses, Mrs. Lind. Mrs. J. Sikes, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. W. Reel, Mr*. P. J. Assn. G ET FREE AT YOUft ONLY J1 ! Dancing at »t T Dinner 9 :3 0 Dress f.VIS at per S in c la ir■ rflSHOP and HART, Distributor person Optional NO INDIVIDUAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BEING MAILED. R EC O R D COUPON C E A .E R S I ReMrvatloiui Send Your'* Kncloetng able. Dishwasher safe. Delightful, garden-fresh colon molded right In. Two y e a r written guar* ante* against breaking, cradling, or chipping. 45 Piece Set Service For R Keg. 49.93 SALE $2095 Limited In Earl), (.if T > Payment, Phone FA 2-8800 3* �DON CASTRO QUIXOTE ft .v Inez Robb S a y s ft** •• >\<f. .)•,{ J?” *5 ' i l K. • . W. cats « tin prowl. tsy ef ‘en sad improvising as ha lorida’s Chem ical Industry Growing that M l might as f t v a is Watery as Tbs Year rt tbe Crssbsny Crisis? ll Is passible te Share up Lees, eacourags lade vU-a-via roll with ( % OOftDON J.TOLL Manager, R m H jr A iw d itiii Im < Facta and flgurwa released by the Florida D*valopment — ta TaUahaiaw ahow that om of tha moat djraa* la tba atata is rapidly achieving national _ jd that ta chemicals. In I960, Florida rankad imong aft atatsa in chemical construction projacts earn. ........ Chemical employment in tha same period tacraasad ST par cant while than was a 2 par cent decline nationally. 2a the last two-and-a-half years, 17 new plants and major expansions wen announced. Bert are atottg o f tba tana corporations that are now lo­ ck e d in this state. JUyonJer, Inc., makara o f chemical csl> Mesa, need In a wide variety o f plastics as well as synthetic p a n s at Fcmandlna Beach. Escambia Chemical Conk, near ranssinls produces polyvinyl chloride resins as well as It also produces methanol, or wood alcohol. Caro. Ion Products, Inc., High Springs* opened a plant last June to make plastic sewer, water and gas pipe for Florida’s build* ta f boom. Fabriform Plastic Company, Jacksonville, began opmatione in 1PU to make nose cones for rockets. . Chemical fertiliser la produced in large quantities by Anaour Fertiliser Works, Bartow; Swift ft Company, AgrJ. cotot U. S. Phosphoric Products Division, Tampa. Phos­ phorus and phosphoric acid arc used in oil refining, metal coatings, dyes, foods, drugs, animal feeds and a host o f other pcadaeta. Tha state’s phosphate mines, which produce al­ most • third o f tha world’s supplies, a n tha source o f an Noted In New Labor Bill BT BIVABT lOTEMAN O n s t a g e Industry in the atata has become more dl- It's d if U — ................... .................. ............r -------- - - Seminole County has to offer to Urge industry. Perhaps in the near future these resources will be well utilised. • • • Thera are some interesting changes in stockholdings which appeared recently in the Wall Street Journal for the month o f October. Of interest would be General Precision Equipment Corp., of which Martin Co., owner of more than JO per cent of tha common stock, bought 57,600 aharea, in­ creasing holdings to 140,300. Graham-Palge Corp., bought •2J58 shares of the capital stock of Madison Square Garden Cons, boosting holdings of G*P In Madison Square to 281,603 •haves, Arthur V* Davis, owner of more than 10 per cent of the stock of American M.A.R.C., Inc., (a stock that has t o n mentioned quits frequintly in this column) bought 100,MO -w—- raising diract holdings to 1,535,DM shares anJ beneficial holdings of another 50,000 shares. Tha Language e f Investing t Capital stock—All shares representing ownership ef a business, including preferred and common. Common Stock — Securities which represent orpoi___________________________ — an ownership __________ Interest_________ in a corporation. Preferred Stock: A i of stoek stock with a claim on the company’s earnings before payment may be made on the common stock and usually en­ titled to priority ever common stock if company liquidataa. DAILY C R O S S W O R D » u S S fc/*” 'fast fereaa ftoa& M ttto ft H a im js s a . .S S f lS , I S . t t speaks ils a a N I Sretwtig t n w t Won to StllMl ®Mege iLDaaaysg U O rottM M to SLDretal » sr GT ftn w _ mwa CUpld -5 3 E , - __ “S f «S3, H' V* ■ . irtiat i , j - j i " i a -i • US: l l iV l'V .n • M X-tli i m : n :f i l C il 4:1 4l;iH >M i jii.ii: tj'M lM H ti: H Jill1 «*-s mi jM h ; ;i m tM itr - I f * . 11 1 l.v L M i: MWI X I •Jinn t-f Mini 4M I'l.-Hil'f (u u t) U X u tl ___ Assignment Washington ■y BO KOTKRBA ANTARCTICA.—Th* fly boy, of tbs Air Faree end Navy sro Ant­ arctica's unsung hsroas of today. Thsy lira with Um p«rli» u calmly u they lira with th* Icy winds. A C-1M 0toh*roart*r—os b it ■■ an aperimont building—corns* In, ikiddlng on tho ico—tideways—at 100 milt* an hour—end the young men In tho cockpit Jockrys her In, and you is* him o fow minutes Utsr strolling into tbo operations hut for e cup of coffee oa though It hadn’t happened. Bock In the Stales, drams of thla ordsr would make big hsadllnsa. Hera, when you talk about It with awe, Uw man derida you for being melodramatic. Than Uwra was tha incident that occurred shortly after I arrived hero—the phenomenon of the fly­ ing door. Wo wero out on on In­ spection trip by hatlcoptsr ’midst tho icebergs of tha Boss Sea. Tha vicloua polar wind rippad tha hatch from tha cockpit. W* ware 160 feat up. Tha missile—metal and plaatie and about thraa feet square—flung against the rotors. Wo dropped to tha aaa—which fortunately atilt held a floor pf Ico. Cmdr. Id Potter ef Laacalter Calif., the pilot, cut the tors. Crewman Bill Klrtley af Sanford, Fla., jumped out, and In tho sub-i*n> weather, crawled all over tho machine chocking each blade of tho two rotors. There was no damage. Whan Kirtlay retrieved the flying door, wa got a look at it. The smalt nick In the center told the story. The doof simply grased tbe tip ef tbe whirling blades. Another toeh and the story would havo had an­ other ending. Tha passenger la the cockpit took It all calmly. He wai a visitor from ths Navsl bit* in Hawaii, Wallace M. BcaUey, a three-iter admiral. Probably tha ruggedoat flylag Job—tougher than the bundle-drop­ ping flights over the South Polo— is supplying hiking parties of sci­ entists out la the rugged terrain. Small bands of men Issvt tha base esmp at McMardo and head In snow tractors for now outposts to make weather ehceka and depth soundings la the ice. Tha man are gone for months. In two-engine R4Da, slapdash •y PRANK ELEASER WASHINGTON (UP!) — The military is out with a new list of Its most-wanted inventions, in­ cluding ona machine to measure tha GI for his suit and anolhv to dacido whotbsr it fitsSince George Washington’s tins Mutual Predicts Profitable Year S8KKK. 7*mum%*nnu7 mmmmu^aunmu Husband, W ife Team el Mete* A whtoh tmeetUM m l* leeoi oewe selaeeO ia ■ •r easel** aa* week ■Carta (eta lr I fees • Smite AH * an ao i ■ Lit a S Heaths SO* S t Heath IOO t a re. Me that oU M il eehewtrdaa young Nary air crows, firing elf 1st bottles, Mast off tbo lee strip ef MeMurde Sound Uke a rockat, their laden craft heading for esebo points in plaeta where plants aren’t supposed to land. On thla day they a n going It at­ tempt a difficult ana -a ski leading oa Bkatton glacier MM foot up, where wiads bit M kneta and tie temperature aiaka to M below son. I voiuataond aa a crow member. But wbea Lt. Earl Dryfaoaa af Toledo, Ohio, walked M e the cock­ pit, ha groaned. Somebody goofed. Tho ongioea had net been warmed up by the ground craw, and it takae two hours. Tha oil gauge road minus 99 degress. At that tempera­ ture the oU ie aluahy, taoiesa. Tha Sight wai postponed. I found my self moping about missing it, and whoa I reapplied for tho trip tho next day they told mo that re­ porters wars no laager allowed on glacier landing!—too perilous. That was the day I took tha heli­ copter trip instead. Aad was al­ most struck out by a flying door I la the Antarctic with tha flyboye you Uve cautiously — but danger­ ously. Military Lists Invention Needs judgments like Uicm hive mads by sergeants, and faw pri­ vates hsve btsn beard to com­ plain. But the authorities now havo decided this Injects "a con­ fusing s*< of personal blasts" into what could be a simple mechani­ cs! processWall, 1 always knew it was somsthlng. Tba services in tha lunar ago admit feeling a need for a field laundry that uses no water; also for a better water hcator; a now eold w»l*r detergent for Um when the hot water is gone; and paper uniforms that won't have to bo washed, but will be thrown away after wearing. A Hat published by the National Inventors Council shows these mil­ itary mwiirtripv that need bet­ tering: They need a glue to futon dy­ namite sticks on wot. oily, un­ even, rusty or dirty bridge pil­ ings, for purpose of blowing them up. They'd Hkt another glue that can stick scams together in tonta so they won't have to be tewed. Better yet. says tha Army, how about a shelter the soldier can squeeie out st i lube, or some­ thing, In the form of foamed plastic? Ther he esn crawl in oat LAKELAND (UPl) - Florida Citrus Mutual predicts a "very profitable Mason'' after lew-acid tn k la used up. In a market analysis presented to Mutual's board of directors, isr General Manager Hubert W. Rut n ledge slid heavy rains had caused IT fruit to have a low-acid content In SS n some areas. But ho said aB of thla fruit r z should be harvested In three or F four WMks and he urged growers fZ to martart K aa sood aa possible. rr F r "After the low-acid fruit has ban been utilised," ho sold, "wo will havo a vary profitable season." w- fr I i - - \ Tho board at directors slso decided it could n i b s necessary w to call for a supply djusimeot program to prevent a flooded Away, Down South ** w market over tho Thanksgiving HOLLYWOOD (UPl) — Then# holiday since fruit shlpmanli have Tennessee Williams plays about 2 * 3 not been above normal. 1 Ufa In the South were recently In productiun at the tame time — The Squelcher but none of them in the South. HOLLYWOOD (UPl) — Janet "Suddenly, Last Summer," which Friday November 20,1969 Hunro, who stars in "Third Man has a New Orleans background, P »ri 4 •a lha Mountain," told her pro­ was filmed in Lomlun; "The Fugi­ duction boss, Watt Dltnty, she tive Kind," set In Mletistippl, was WALTZ* a iklow , otitfev m thought It was a rather long title filmed In Milton, N. Y., and UTBLVB S, cusuiao. same Turn c a n i u pabzu for a picture. "So whatt” replied "Sweet Bird of Youth," which iMtttr BOHee Disney. “ Wa'r* still doing all takes place in a small Southern right with ‘ Snow Whit* and the town, la being staged on Broodway. •even Dwarf*.’ " eCfaee fir lbs lTimi erst ar BspnbHran ei f iM s af M T O tag up with a brilliart artwriro. a a T at anewJ t ia quits passible that a or a caa Impreelaa an ic n p u b b srtn* a tUa i Won ts tha paHUrtaa who trios to shrug this atf as a minor (Moot Th# cranberry aad tha tarhay were wadded by the Pilgrim mothers Picketing Limitation Had. Chemstrand C l employs more than 0,000 at its versified. Pansacola nylon jmAt. Air Products, Inc. makes liquld hy- droaen and liquid oxygen at West Palm Beach and Patrick A ir Fores Base. In Port St. Joe, Michigan Chemical Co. opanad a p l a n t y a a r to extract magnesium oxide from set watsr. Allied Chemical ft Dye Corp. ojwiteu a plant in 1957 to malts aluminum sulphate. Tha Development Commission stresses as “ industry ex­ pands, so do Florida markets. The state’s population growth rata is throe times that o f tha country as a whole. Four-anda-hslf million * " ' “ “ J ' ,‘ " ’" power loam wbat «e we de? Sew Sc we la provise far tWs eat. which tk p i st tbe fwmiatiero d tbe mttoo’a twe Mggroc sad bam beUdsys Mew will tbe AdnWatratiea deal Wttb this Crisis Wbat a a h t f i win tbe u p r f t m r pwaMsaUal candtdstes auggsat? Mare Is a cbel- HOLLYWOOD tUPI) — Ed­ mond O'Brien and wife Olga San Juan will b* co-starrad in I0ih Century Fox’* "Tho Vole#.’* NOT RESPONSIBLE 1 will not bo responsible for any debt* incurred by my wife Myrtle Dunlop. Signed William Duaisp of tho cold and open hie selfhealing. irradiated, dehydrated chow, provided somebody comts up soon with Um heating device, radlatiasi system that works, and a portable gismo to boat (tie water to nbydrato Um chow. That's if bo has any wstor, of course. Even then, said the coun­ cil, bo will probably tun up his nooe when ho open* tha caa. Bo please do some work on pleasant odors and lastoi, tha Army asks our inventor*, m am tin also add them to the chow. Tbe Air Pore# has a fin# plas­ tic helmet for fighting fires. Now It wsnts somebody to figure bow tha fins fighters can breaUw when they mar K, without fogging the faro plseo. The Air Force also wants • saw alllmaUr that will keep count up to 100 miles out in space. While working that out, it says, please figure a way to put tome mod of milestones ap than so tho pilot can know when ho is when there's nothing whatever to right. I'm sorry to report they’ ve still got bugs in tte Army. Tho brass wants not roly some now ropallants aad Japoctiddts — good for not loos than tl hour*—but also Mine solid done on tho "behavior sttsros" of UMCto, oo they will mow hotter how to aombot 'am. SECURITY I SF 4 4 W SANTA MONICA. Calif. (UPl) —Moody Actor Marlon Brando claimed hia former wife tried to attaek him with a butcher knife and run over him with a car and ooca chucked a log through hia badroom window. Ho odmltted that ha had spank­ ed bar and tied bar up with a M*h cord. But bo said in an affidavit filed L*. Superior Court. "I sincerely regret any act# af physical violence between myself and Uw plaintiff <M1m Kaahfl) but the responsibility la not en­ tirely mine." Brando and hit 23-ycir-old far­ mer wife, Anna Kaahfl, engaged la tho Istest round of their bluer court fight ovar custody of their ■to Christian, ll month*. Tho actor roottads she has fsited to allow him to visit their ton as provided by their divorce and cus­ tody agreement. Superior Judge Mervin Aggetor Issued s restraining order pro­ hibiting Brando and M1m Kaahfl snooyiag" each othsr. Colleges Open Support Drive TAMPA (UFI) -T h o prssidento of four private collages opened a two-day campaign today to con­ vince business sad Industrial lead­ ers in thla area they should giro mar* financial support to private education. Tho presidents of Rollins, Stet­ son, Barry aad Florida Southern eollogea were Mheduled to confer with more than 90 executives in Tampn and St. Petersburg. They will seek to crasto a better understanding of the problems facing private colleges. Tbo «sm palgn bare will end e statewide program begun last spring. Happiness Through Uotlth (By DR. F. LEO KERWIN) Everything1 Secondary To Good # "With health, everything to a source of pleasure, without It. nothing else, no mattor w h .l It m ., b ,. U «njoy,bit. Evan tha othsr paraonal biasaInga—a grant mind, a happy temperament — arc degraded and dwarfed for want o f it. It followa from all this, that th« greatest all follies ia 4» hialth f o i f anl nth.* kind" of nf happiness, b a n n in g other kind whether Jt b« for gain, achievement, learning or fame. Everything ihould ba made secondary to health.1'— Schopenhauer. Health:# Th* Chiropractic premia* in that tht eausp of diasnap ia du» the aubluxztlon o f trunk* and thus lgtayfarg with the normal transmission o f vital fore* to the various organs and tissue calls. ito Tha trained aad experienced Chiropractor Is able to datar. min* tha axact point o f ntrva interference ip your spine. « • aariM nf art idea |MlblI*h*d *• U l M^lic to tort t» tfn l# |h# UpmcticF nf neiantifto Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Lro Kerwin when* office fe>« located at 201 S. French Ave. aad hia totophow* Bomber to FAlrfax 2-7442. DRIAM together... SSOCIATES, INC MUTUAL I FUNDS UKK • Plain FA *-THI ft Cm, Members New Ywk Stock Kick. OVICB For Complete Football Scores, Listen To Oar Hpacialty OBANGE CITY Brando Admits He Spanked Wife STOCKS • BONDS A Tag. Mgr, Direct Niro To PIZZA JEAN’S SPAGHETTI HOUSE A WASMDfOTDN (U tt) - lb * Mgcast change In federal laker law made by the new Taft-HarUey ameadmeets probeWy Is the hmlutlon >nt en picketing ar throats of picketing by a union seeking to organist employes or to force bargaining recognition by an amplayer. Thla provision grew out c tho administration's efforts to curb "Mackmafl" picketing. Its general throat la to halt pkkttiag or threats af picketing by unions which do not represent a majority of the employes. Unfertuaatsly, this also Is one of tho most intricate provisions of tho new law. It not only for­ bids such organisational or recog■Wen picketing, but It also pro­ ride* 1 special high-speed pro­ cedure far representation elections in such casts. In addition, it ia elude* a safeguard against tho pro­ vision being used to protect a "Sweetheart" union, which aa ampleyar has helped organise to order to prevent genuine union bargain­ ing far employes. Furthermore, it provides a spe­ cial exception for "informational” picketing or publicity which truth­ fully informs the publle that an employer does not employ union members or does not have a con­ tract with a union. Thla excep­ tion only applies, however, If the picketing does not stop deliveries or piekups. These vsriout provlsioue are all wrapped up- to one section ef tbe law. fetter, fe felt Im n f e i 'i a * * Im , have a far deeper affinity, and lh a curb an thla typo af picket- far mar* todlsartnhla * 1*«. however, dnro art apply to • JT*. ka cream aad cake ar kart ton which baa a current eertifleato from tha National Labor Re­ lh a rich, Crimean delicacy ia the lations Board, designating it as tba perfect acrompaaimaat far the allbargaiaiag agent rt the employ** Americas Mid. Tho proper properlaretvsd. It applies roly to unions Um af cranberry jelly ar sauce to turkey ia Mto for bite. % art certified by NLRB. The now provision deals with Turkey without eronborri#* ia aa thro* specific situations. But tha salt that hat lost its savor. key o m undoubtedly la that forAt this point. I feel like Um man tiding "such picketing. . .without who first stumbled nror the Kok-t* a petition for a representation no*r. laHiai ward of tha cranberry election. . .being filed withla a crisis Mrt mo scrounging through reasonable period of time art to the Robb pantry. Tbo reward was exceed M day*" from tho start tf beyond tin dreams of Laertius. picketing. Howavtr, if aa election There, an a back shelf, aat threw request is filed within tho roaaro- cans af cranberry Jody, tires 1BPT. ■bio period, tha law directs the Spread thin, these ought te tide u w board to hold an •lection "forth­ over Tbanhsgiriag aad Christmas.* with" — without having t* follow They an aa tho shelf bocaaw at usual procedural . Them elections Chen Babb w* prefer cranberry win b* told without a preliminary sauce mad* from scratch, g* when hearing unless substantial quest the trio ef cans arrived ia a Christ­ lions of Um voting unit or other mas gift packs pa in 1MT, they important matter* make a kaarfag were pat away for an amorgoacy. essential. ■ And sow that the emergency ia Tba expedited slecUons. how­ upon us, Croesus never had It hal­ ever, will not be held until tba em­ ter. ployer or some other interested Undoubted}- tbe nation's food odparty has filed a written charge Itoro will begin flooding atwspaperw of illegal plckeUng or throats of with substitutes Par the cranberry^ picketing. Even then, we can pro­ although there isn't nay. really. So ceed only if our investigation con­ I might aa wail tom to my two* firms that the picketing involved bits worth. On* of the finest aror threatened ia for tha purpose of eompanlmmta for turkey, hot or forcing an employer to bargain cold, Is a good Waldorf salad mad* with aa uncertified union or to with tart applts. • compel employes to jota tho union. It is intofredag to not* that mad­ In addition to tho usual NLRB am science, abort of opraytog tho proceeding in casta of this typo cranberry with potoM. baa toft this of Illegal pkkotlng, the new law berry pretty much to Hr own spl*>also requires us to seek a federal did devices. Tbo turkey has » u court injunction to halt the picket­ bom so lucky. Seleses keep* pi!" ing until the beard can complete tog an tho whlto moat to a new its action ro the com. This injunc­ modal turhoy that eanttouo* to got tion procedure, however, ia not broader and broader to the bosom. available if a charge of illegal Tho result is a top-heavy, 40-94assistance to another union ia filed M-typo bird that could well aaxwar ■gainst the employer aad iavotti- to Um um * af Ctoa ar Marilyn. gallon ladies tea Uw du rft'to true. Selene* continue* to Igror* those The other two situations to which millions af true goes mol* who pre­ this type of picketing Is forbidden fer tbe dark meat, tweet and suc­ ar* (I) wham the employer has culent. lawfully recognised another union Ae a drumstick woman. I am and its bargaining status la not convinced that the hoys to ths lab- • open to ehiuenge, end ( » whore, oratorios havo not only fowled up within the preceding 19 months n tbo cranberry, hut are working on valid NLRB repnMntatiw election tho wroag and af tho bird. A m t has been conducted among the em­ tbM* any Dirtrich man in the laba? ployes involved. SA N ITO N E SCORE BOARD Tot that day of days . . . for happy yean ahead . . . a saving* pnrobeok marked hia *n bore! Your tegular addi­ tions, plus our fontmui dividends, work together to turn romantic kney into fact! Opoa your joist savings account ban soon! On W.TJLJL 0:11 Koch Saturday Downtown CUonors lit So. Fahnetto b Laundry FA 2-5292 rS �Xk •? t a ' Wkt diojuodd ; tn fir l JOfl&fwAtA: ft r ill Fri. N or. ID. 1PM*—Page R * Programs For The Week News About The Stars Changes In T V A fte r Recent Troubles Ry FRED DANZIG Wright and Eli Witlach will star Whistle," - Playhouse *1 adaption NEW YO R K (C P I) Yea. in NBC-TV'a Sunday Showcase set for CBS-TV on Christina* E vq tt:»B ( f ) Trei»*ire H i M It) Tor R*lier or Wore# FRIDAY P. M. dear reader, I'd aay the recent production bated on photographer . . .Phil Siltera plan* a return to CHANNEL LISTING 4B» On The On Margaret Rourke • W'hilr’a fight Broadway next season In a mutt* 11) Day In Court TV unpleasantneia already ha* against Parkinson's disease. Tele­ 1*1 M i l l i n * l l i r t l (•) Unvie cal. "Do Be Ml," being put tfr ORLANDO (•) WDBO-TV CBS ( » ) WLOF-TY ABC 2:2b («> Houo* Party brought about »omr change* lt:*B it ) Price |« Right <•> N l « * W W O M it) Gal* tierw viewing date: Jan. 3. gether by Carson Kanin Jule Rtf. IBl I Lot # l*uc) DAYTONA BEACH (2 ) WESH-TV NBC in the *urvivint ihowa. id ur# •< R m r C ) Thin Man 11:19 17) r*nnrentrat|on Tony Randall and Henry Jone* ne • Betty Cnmden and AdolpR 1 i() Mlllionalra ( I ) Marl* For example, the Price Iv Right 49) December Hr M b Proframa atari • p. a . Friday. Nor. 20 aad and $ p. m. are Uie cottars for "The Silver Green. ID Ran- Ik* Ctaob on NBC-TV no longer ran be . i l l w # « t » « r • X#*r* C ) Tnung Dr. Malon* Friday. Not. 27. III N # » # 1:1b l«> Thn Vardlct la Tanrb counted on to feature wild dis­ FRIDAY P. M. 12) From That* Root* (*) ln»M# F#stb*ll play* of emotion by th* winning l«) Who Do T"U Truat 12.•« (3) Truth nr f*nnt«<|i)«nrcB ti## (<> O utSoar a u lU tl# B#ar« 11 M ( ! ) Na n* I . M H i Mr. Lucky 4:bb C l Houa* *■ High Straal contestants. Wedneiday night, a IB) Lov# of Lift <11 D m l l « T I h ( i ( I ) Lawrence Walk III Rrlshlbr Da* ( I ) .Van* gad Waatkar fellow won a couple of brand new 19) R m i Ii m dun ID Amarlcaa Baadataad »:U (II Nava Pnullaa Edwarg# I.SI i l l Hay* (lua Will Trayet I*) Saw# 1 I :M <3) It Could ft# Too car* and merely broke out in a «: IA ID Soeral Starm (B) 4o*rch F*»r Tomorrow (1) Five Flngara 11:11 I D llnvla T:ti i l l Waathar a lb ID Fdg* af Slbkl broad grin. Some wreek* ago, he . 4 . lx>%o TTi*t 1I:M ( II aunamsk* 1*1 Ht*rt of ih* City f M (21 ra a»l a Ara r a a * r 111 Split FarapnalHF 12:** (II dnidtnv l.ltht (1) Jabllaa IS* probably would have gone Into or­ It :•* ( ! ) Jack rear l:bb C i Vlnvla—Waatarn •II W alt Diana? 1 .«* IB) Lift Uf R»lfv I I . M C l It Could R* Tnr bit. Other* on the *how in re­ ID Three Smoga* III Rawhlla ItM 43) domo of rnnitdr t i l Highway Petrel TUESDAY A. M. •*) Poptv* Plavhoua* cent wrrkv have behaved ration­ ’ I M C l TraahDahaatara |4» Muiie Btnso 11:10 ( It Meet* I I# (V) .Vlr Friand Flleka II* III Navy Lug 1:2# 1 ! » Mr A Mrt North (11 Moaia ally. indicating that the producer* • 2* C ) Continental Claearoom • D Superman C l Rail Talayhona H « r 44) 4« Tho World Turns (II Moal* b:bb ID W-#llR#e.N*w* no longer ask the player* to be 7 .* # C> Today — Data Oarroway i l l Man from BlachhawK IB) .4«n Kronclacn Heat 111 Tata* Ranter* over-animated. Thi« hat the badly 7.2* i t ) Weather ».*# (It Dasltu riarhaaaa 2:## (2) QifBon Knr A P«v SUNDAY P. M. ID Nana.Sparl* III Munaat Airly ?:»* |*l C*rioon* 4«) Kor P«itor or t o r BYorBt needed effect of making the con11 a* (1) Chrlateyhtr* t ;lt ID Suai* 44) 1*4 r In Court 7 l i itr New* til* i l l M -liiu il leatanlt veem human. i*l M u ll i f ) Thla I* Th* Ufa 2 2* 1.0* 111 Nan* 1 2) Thin Man C l Hoilna 1*.0« * 1* 111 New* Other improvrments: The Seal IB) llouao ri r ir • l i (*| Captain Kangaraa l i t Cartoon* (II Twlllaht Kona b.(l III New* 14| tlolo lltorm of Good Practice* U heing dis­ 1.0* C l Murnlng Th.atra 11:11 C l Oral Roberta i l l Datictlvai III Th* Five nwl# I . M It* Tnun# Dr. ftlalnno III Par* Th* Nation 1*1 Rcmair Room T:b# C l Colonel VTarb II :*l ( I Stanly Brea Muala played more frequently, it *eemi; It l Mllllonotro 7 i\ lit Vgwb-pnuiii# Fdward* t : M i l l Raadara Hleaat III Parann (a R’arann III Sunday With Sally viewer* are getting morr informa­ Wllaon 4%) Hool tho CIbx k * t i H i Nan* and Inlarvlaw* : : i 1 4) Weather—.%ndy l . a l H i Fla. HlahMahi* 11:1* (II ( I I (II New* - Waalklf !:•# . * . Krom Thnto Hnnia 0 i l I D Nawa . Waathar tion about whether a *how is 7 .1* 12) U a t**n Train (11 Today* Home* Soon# I l l 1 ortllct It T vvire iBl Mitel De Perea !•:•• C r Ho R* Ml I d t.inauy v1:11 III Homtaliad l av live or pre-recorded (unfortunat­ IBl 4V|)« pn Y'V«» Tniot i b » Witttarn Tell i l l Morning riaakouaa (II Movie 1 14 i l l Rangel Ganitra « M 111 Mono* on ir<h f»!root ely, this Hilt doevn't apply to pre­ I BB 1 4) Teien i>) Karioon Kapart 1:41 III Preaame Warmup ni:JI C l Jack Paar l« ) BrlchtAr P a » 1*1 llohuy Labby aa Charll* recorded musical number* in live l * : M C l Traaaitr* Hunt II) Pnolball Kickoff IB) %m»rlcon Uandgiood a• a tin Th* Go W#»»#r and-or taped ahow*): that woeful 1:11 C l Kingdom of Ih* Sea 4:11 IB) ^•crol Hfnrm SATU RD AY A. M. I D Movl* 1:1b ll) Th* Prlc* I* Night l l ) 1*1 Pr* football— « : l * l i t Kill* of .Mahf phra«e. “ live-on tape," t» grad 1*1 nail* g Harriett I t :* * C i Price la Rich! . •1 B|)lll r#r«onatlty • 1:11 111 Hilary Queen 7 71 III (Vaathar-Carleoa iD c. * Marehall ually heing difcardrd 14) I Lov* Lucy It*# i n Morla 1:0* C l Movl* 7:2« i l l I'artoona » 0* <!i Fairy I'amo t t : M C l Concentration t a 1 Thraa *•«(*«»• Plug*’ If there ha* been any 1 :0 * t t l Mevia I " I i l l Captain Kangaroo I v» llaualtan F>a a• a Hocambtr Rrldo i t l Tnooya ritrhoaaa 4:21 II) ll la Written • «» H i r.oy nogara let-up. I'd aay Jack Paar'a atep •D Mlllionalra 1 2# 44* Rln Tin Tin III Champlnnahtp Uolf 11:1* i l l Hack Ia and Jeckla pel-tip plug pace more than * 1* i D F>* Gnt A Sacral 14) i*«r|nona TUESDAY P. M. 1 :* * i l l Nan York Phllharmnate i l l Cartoon* in no i l l Thla le Tour Llf* • M (•) ivaathar makes up for H. flnortt t l ) Cartoon Caper* 11:1* III «*• Florida Firat ID Markham tB) N'awa an<l ffporta I 1 - * i t ) Truth or Coaasquancta 1:11 III (IK Football Quit C l Kufl and Raddy i l l Hntmg i l l Love af U fa t i l .Movl* 11:0* i l l I l-ova Lacy Dialing and F >lng: Gue»l atar 1A:2* i l l YVIvhllg Toon r*l Iteatleaa Gun i l l Tim* Prevent lluntlay C i Fury to .d |*l Hpnrt* Judith Amleraon portrayed an *012:2* rfl Search for Tnmarraw *.*a C l Plalnamaa J l la i l l Mkv Kina 11:0* Hi i*i iD Now# 1*1 Lot a That Rob year-old woman who ruled over III Cruaeda In Kurep* • t i C i r r u a BTV QUIZMASTER Jan Murray in the star on the "Trea11:11 l«) Movl* C r It Ceuld R* Tea 11)11 I at .Van* 1:10 i l l Twanllaia Cantura a 300.000 acre ranch wrilh cruelty ID Movl* 12.( i tar Utildlng Light anre Hunt” ahow .*pon on Channel 2 every WedntodRf (2) gahar of l^ndon and a prison like dtacipline on 1:1" ( t l World At Larga 11:1* C ) Jaek Tear NOVEMRER IT 1:1* III Rlaarhoat SATU RD AY P. .M. morning. 1*1 Muala Blag* NBC-TV’a Wagon Train Wrdnr* ( I ) Laaala Admlavinn* (1) Topper THURSDAY A. M. «*) Colt «1 day night. Scriptrrv la-onartl Praait.** Hi li* in* ij>>» ( ! ) Matlne* Tnaalre S up Rirrlo, Sinlonl 1.1* III Mmvarlik C l True Mtory I D San Pranclaco Real « to C ) Contlnentol fToaoroom WiIIip Mac I’ srkrr, Sjnfnrd kinv and Sloan Nihley attrmptrd i t ) Four Juat Maa (VI Koupy Halva — Kl*l* 1*1 A* Th* World Tarn* 7 ov i n Dav* Garraway to gi\e the part a futler-lhan us­ I to t l ) P.d Sullivan 12:1* H i Ilia Picture F*incU Joy lipvtn. Sanford I D Day la Court 7:30 i*| Weather It) Our American Marital* ual delineation but hit loo hard I I I Moil* Sttvaii Smith Bird. Sanford (2) Quaaa For A Day 7:14 1 *> Cartoon* 1.10 i l l l e o m m III tiatactlvaa Diary 14) For Better a t Wort* Gail Thompvon. \(“» Smyrna and too awkwardly on thr moti­ 7:11 ID Now* l : M C l Chovy Show 1 I I ill N »»* t nn i d Now* 2:2* C ) Thin Alta vation. A* a result, the shading t l ) OR Theatre Roach C l Matlrivv Thaalr* i*i lloui* Party i 11 I D rapt. Kangaroo t») Rebel turned the old batileax into a 1:1* 1*1 Saturday Thaatar Tarty Lorrnf Taylor. Sanlnrd i* l Gal* gtorm b 00 i l l Morning Thoalrb I I t ( l l Alfred Hitchcock I .a* t i l Heath Valley net* srhiroid. Althougt Mis* Ander 2 *4 i n Tnung Dr Malaa* 1*1 Rompor Room Mkrsirrt llowrtl l.akr Mary l l ) Alaakana _ C l Collaav Foolhall t a| Mllllonatra von'* subdued fir ' «ccne caught * to h i Iteador'a Dtaaat II M t i l Loretta Young Ann Rphrma, Like v'-inrop Y } H i » i Uraa il m a I D Raal th* Cloeb * IV ID Nawa — Inlarvlaw* 1*1 Jaek Itanny the nuances mod effectively, it I M 1*1 Chtnudon'hip Rnda* I . M C l Trom Thea* Roeta Frnnkltn Enjltah, S.mford * 11 111 Nan* A R ealhor I I . I I I D What** My Lla* * « » Y'ardlct la Tour* came too late to overcome earlier I n iai Randatand HOLLYWOOD (L T D ftnh the time, was a personal frietid o| 10.00 i l l Dough Ra Ml Lind* rowel I. Sinfmd 1*1 World of Talent 11) Who Do Ton Trutl 111 gcnrahiaf'l I * a Thankaglvlng Hoy script defects. bert Young's problem a* an actor mine—so I asked him what hapi II) Movl* 4.0* (2) Ilmira on High St. Rlrtha 4 K i l l Inalilv Foolhall Parade II.on |*| Nana ‘•The Last Autumn." Wednesday is that he can't convince anyone ps-ned, and he aid. ‘We have only 1*1 llrlghter Dav Mr. and Mrs. William Seller*. ( I 'l l S I Theater i * i Karioon Kapar* III Moaia I D American Haadataad night's CHS TV l ’. S. Steel Hour he’s a heel. a l l i d Ron ling one conclusion: The public would* It .It C l Treaeur* H um Geneva, s von I t i t l ( I ) Datalln* Koropa ♦ 11 I D Soeral Storm 4;«* tv, Ml Star Golf I*) Movl* drama, was about * minute* loo If he could, of cour«e. there's a n't believe you're a heel.* ( I t i t ) Frtta of Night Mr. and Mr*. Thurman 1:41 i l l .Varna t l : * * 111 Prlcn It Right 12) Spill raraonkllty lung to be completely satisfying. good chance he might never have MONDAY A. M. "Fo r year*. I had played good Thoutpion, New Smyrna 11 I* C i Concontratlon t :« 0 i* i Command Parformanc* i:* 0 C> Movl* \* it was, however, it was a no- become one of television's most guys— then here I was, an outivi l l m l s — Waatarn 1*1 Thiee Staogia Heath, a daughter I 11 t l ) Contiaantal cUaaroam ingle, returning popular papas. Jim Anderson of and out cad who was shamelete C l African P a t r o l THURSDAY P. M. I D Pnoav* P i n hour# T o* C l Today Mr. and Mrt. Lawrence Bie- hie show. Pat 1 14 1*1 Woody Woodpecker I II tSi Junita Jim to his work after a crippling ele­ "Father Knows Best ' But. as a with women and about every* i l l III Waathar cio. Sanford, a von 12 aa tSi Truth or I'oneequencea I D Rln Tin Tin t«i Small W o r l d 7:14 t l ) f ar lo ou * vator shaft arcident last Feb­ matter of professional pride, thing. •4» l*rit-B*oo|hell *:*» 111 " e i t h e r Ncwr Spoilt nUmlvaal* t :0I 1*1 Olaan Ilaayaa 7:11 ( ! ) New* A Waathar ruary, turned In a twlievatilr. ex­ Young wishes he rotild play a hr I * I Nawa 14 ) lleetleee llun V i l l Central Fla. Shoacaa* "Dor* aaid, *1 guess you better Mr* Charlev McMullln and 1:00 II) NOWS • I * I * I SpoiI a 13 11 lit it louM He Tee C l Hoy Huger* cellent performance as a Huffy, lieyable villain. stay on the right ilrte from now 1:11 III Cavl kanaera* hah). Sanford iB) leDY* Thet H«b * . l l (Si r.oplo'a Choir* T I * l ! ) Runanan 1:11 ( I) Morning Tkaatra wealthy father of a hoy whose •*! played a heel once and It on.* *«* f had my Ring. I guee#. I |V» Vndy WRaon Stioir ' 15 i i ft* flultline l.ltht Mr*. George Hodge* and t t l (Mrs Clark Shaw (1) Romper Room 1 2) To Re \nn»buor#»1 death slowrly awakened him to thr was a fiasco," said the gentle- just went loo far." * 14 C ) Nona t« l Parry Mean* 1 :M III Reader* OI*a*l hahv, Lake Monroe • l i C l Nawa i 4i Mutle Pingn * : t l (gI New* and Intarvlaw* I ** III Th* High Road burdens of mutual responsibility manly, silver-haired star. The imuhle, «aid Young, i* that Zoltr Andervon and baby, 1 lA 121 i*b*tlege Knot hell <41 l.on* Rangor 1:11 (1) New* A Wfalhtr 1 : 1 * t l i Wanted Oaad or Ml*# and love. ivi San Pranrirro Real (•I Men )'rinrlir«i Heet "That was a: RKt), and the an actor always wants to be Sanford I* at i l l Hough Ha Ml 131 Hen* Kelly Special 7 '00 C l Not For Hire I 2 i Aletlnee Theeier 111 Morning t’ layhuuaa picture was 'They Wouldn't Be­ something bo isn't. tei Hlaneannon l.tirillp Morgan and baby, I ' l l 101 Now* 2 ah 14» Met in I’oiirt III Karioon Kiporo The Channel Swim: Dirk lieve Mr' with Susan Hayward. "I suppose it's partly ego and Sanford • vi To II* Annoimrad 12) l^ueen for 4 P » ) 11:0* l l Tiaeauio Hunt Clark's W'orltl of Talent, a Sun­ It was a lot of fun, but it was partly skill," he said. "Rut I gnt M l tV| VV aether 5 1* i 4• HeiiM Per I % i l l On Th* On Sharon Whtlr. Sanford S E L E C T AND LA Y AWAY day night ARC TV show that ha* an absolute bomb at the box-of­ off that kirk I wen* right back. 1:2* ' t l l^ ra m l* ( I ) Movl* IB) tiele Storm Mary Gu»vari. BrRarv 2 AA i4| \1illlotte ir * i « i Mon Into Spar* 11:11 i l l Price t* Pitht C H R ISTM A S G IF T S NOW AT been trembling with rating anemia fice '* •• ‘Father Know# Beat,' which James Daniel*, lamti'tood i*») |leet the C >wl» i l l Suaarfonl 111 I Ltiv* Lucy now is reported heading for the 3. IB 14 ) V#r«tlrt It tnure Young, 32, a veteran of more started out on radio, was kind of t '•« i * * V Ikliiu* 11:1* C l Cotiranirailnn Katie Johnvon and baby, |B) Who On Yon Tr*««l 11:1* ( l l Heremhat Held* honeyard before year-end.. .NRC. than 70 movies, explained: I 10 •(■ Hohl* 111II la a Inglcal extension of that think­ Altamonte Spring* I 00 (B) American RenBitanB C A M ER A SHOP (11 FUihor Vlriiaa and Molly T\ is planning five public affairs "It bothered heck out of me. ing " iB» Rriehter Dae Annt# Dennartl. Sanford ' « ! Wvoll Bare MONDAY P. M. specials fnr llk'O dealing with al­ IJke any artor, I wav interested i li (4i secret Storm Jtfl S. Park Avc. "D ’a now m Its tUh year of to* * "0 I "I Arthur Murray < JA ij» M«.»rfh*ar«f coholism. old ago, suburbia, mod in th# hoy office, but especially din and sixth year of television 1*1 TltM rnp# I I . *• C l Truta or C«n**'iu*ncii IB) 1'ilee et Sight I D Rlflama n III Lov* of IJIa trn arrhitr 'ure end education.. . in this case. If the picture had 1 BB <5) ftlovle— ITMtrrn Young wa* one of filmland'! • f* i v iIV' v i rPhilip h iiip M a rlo w * Mario I D Ktatltto Gun i 4> Three N'ocgea NEW Y o n K ( l ’PH - The New Kim Stai wilt star in a U. * hern no good, that would hav# "nle# guy” actorj for year* — l i 1* 111 ll Cnttld II* Ton I 4I Prtpr be |*1gTh*i l«e 12* N U i m i n nn n i t««l« tv York Raring Aivociilion Thurs­ Steel Hi)' dr.-ma, "You Can'l been okay. Hut it got critical ac­ playing in asirh films a* "Claud­ III Naarch *or v.im'irrow 2 IB •4) Krletid K1l*ke •4 > n*-1 ffWalton i*) l.oea That Bob day elected Edward T Dick 1neon Have Everything," tentatively set claim. ••) lluchellter•» Hound ia." “ The Enchanted Cottage." Id.0*1 Oirr.F Monra 11.(1 II) (iuldlna l.liht * BB »4) Weetbrv s#wt Mporta a* preaident and chief operating for Jan. M on OBS-TV, with lap "Dor# Sclury, who was In "The House of Boihechild" and 1.10 t l ) Open Window I?) I’lecn KM |B| Alroo Thaolar For Christina* officer of the NYRA. IJ> Toppar ing now underway . . .Teresa charge of pri'duction at RKO at "Northwest rasiage." «4 ) \erre end Brorle IB K#«n Talking t l ) llualc Uinta 1.1ft |4) )l«»n#Ymoon*r« A Small • *» l«o%• «*ii| M«rrla a • iB) ftlofle l . M III Aa tka W arid Turn* II BA l?» and t l ) <B) .N«w« Deposit Holds t i ) Mr A Mr* North B.IB 111 Wettner • fte«B II l l Ml \Ju*|o III G U m n i r . m i \\ atrhrn — l>t#m#*4» € 41 iBi llunltne end K'ehniv IAi Movl# 41) Neee 1 I * C ) Quaaa fnr o Dav tl SB f !» Jack Pa a f Maigv — C e l l a r e t PtBfld 7 eB ( 3 ) Mgt Preiien of Ytihnu III For R*tt*r or Wore# 7 II 141 s#»t. -Hougle* III Hav In I'oarl Diamond PendaRU 7 IB »•» Weather 4 rd> WII«on I .M 1*1 Itouai Party WEDNESDAY A. M. Hospital Notes Young Stubbed His Toe a Trying To Play Heel WIEBOLDTS Now President Meeker Leather Gooda GWALTNEY Jtweltr 904 S. Park FA I U M For HOMES *.fl| I and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Fairbanka • Mora* Pimp* Repair* To All Make* f ' ll Howard C. Long / JOT E. COMMERCIAL ST. FA J-JSJ.I i MA P E S TILE STORE Y O I 'R HUM K IM PRO VEM EN T C EN TER SALE Vinyl-Asbestos r\c Tile ea. V JOT W. tat SI. FA J U&M i l l Thin Man t*l Gal* Storm 111 Young Hr Milan* 14) Millionaire ( * l Real ih* Clock 1:1* i l l From ‘I neat Root* t l ) Vardlft la Tour* l» l Who Da Tau Tra il* (VO 131 Unite. Cm m m #V«at t* l Brighter Day I D American Sandataal « 11 1(1 Sacral Storm ♦ It It) Kdg* af Night rl) Spill Paraunattly 1 0 * C l llnvla i t ) Threa Siontaa 111 Penava riamuua* 1:1* I D Rln Tin Tin i l l Carmona I *0 r»l .Vara* and apart* III Waathar— Nana—Start* f . l t r 4 1 A m o. *N* Andy IVI Sport a 4 Ml i*r Hunting and Fldilng 1:10 C> Sana i l l San Pranctaca Real « . t t 11) Nava 1*1 Air Force Teat T an i l l 34 Vl.n r 4) Sporlapiao a Club ft) T h u Mad l u t i n g T l i (B) V # « i T 14 12 ‘ niFhinl P i b i m H (4) To ll# Ann«un>«4 t 4| 1*h• \ r n ft• I B * 43) 4f •nh unt ?4 M m 1*r r»»ro| til 1 1 I*) 1 2) 1Vg|l« Kg* g«* I 41 knAto* !)•■( 44) R-iurion Htrsst ll(#( f.B4) 45) r . ' i r Genii IB) l u i n v Thorrat t « # I?) VI - K * " * 1- • Hit't.rs t Bl Amt jissiiitrn 14 | Ailvfnlurt In rAradia* v » »« 12) * <»VA Atltofl 14) IB |B IB) Min Wlttv 4 C a m a r a IB) J'in* AltVAofi l:M 7 10 i 3» K l l g itl t l i Continental Claa»rnofn i n T hU y - D a v i f l i r n w a f i4) W eel her «B) Cartoone i l l .New* ( 4 ) Newt t4i C o l e i * k i n i i f i t e t ! ) Morning Thaa'ra ( I ) Romner Room • IB i 2) Reeder'e Digeel f Ift i 4) New* • Intertiewe • U •A• New* A U #4ther IB oe 17) (Mini) Re %n •*» iiAinina PUi Aoim# IB) Kertoon kapere IB.IB 15 1 Treasure II uai 14 1 On The On Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-2624 f.iva Y our Window* e> The NEW LOOK for the r i'S T O M H o li d a y a DRAPF.RIKA I • Week Aeevire I f yam aeieeS fabric we ktee la atorfc. The Fabric Shop W t Orlaadw Drlre FA M i l l f r e e Deroralina Service — Franees and F.liwsr Boerner 1 2) Hi IB aa <1 1 IB IB i l l 11 M It IB I BB I Be 1 BB Krnle Ko»A The Cntou* heblee ijrnorhn Mi l l o i e U i i T*«re !! SB IS) Jack e i< ^ Peer FRIDAY A. M. Ml I BA I ll t BB t il N’e«ee (Bt Newa tB) l apieie Knogeroe (2) Morning Theatre tB) Romper P« m * JB l2» \l7 aterT 11*114 Blft it) New-* Inter vie«e B el 4B1 Neva - Weotker IB BB 43) Pougn Re V» ♦41 Morning riavh <eee 49 ) Karfeon kapere LAY - AWAY NOW ! ! ! PAINTS and t ilili'F and PORTABLE E NAME L PLA STER IN G CO N TRACTO R — Ne J-* Toe Large «c Too Small — F R E E KaliaaW# A beautiful, modern nnd efficien t nalenroom and o ffic e now *tnnd* on (h r site of Ihr old fuinilinr Inndm.irk . . . vlgormi* and utrong, nnd *#till growing lodny . . . we feel Ihnl onr lung, rich heritage o f ex­ perience rnable* us (o serve our cutlum cr* aven belter. COME SKK US — - HILL LUMBER & H A R D W A R E TV STAMPS FKKK Limit I ( nope# With IM* Or Mere Order VOID AFTF.R NOVEMBER t7tk B. EDWARDS W. 3rd S t Hut nothing in Ihe world i* ■vlnlir . . . We nttwl «u forw ard or harkw*rd . . . » e cnn‘ 1 »Linil alill . . . :>nd >*ii Ihe Hill Lumber 11ml Mnrdwnre continue* in m oir forwnrd. .......................................... CLIP THIS ( III POM BUILDERS Tremendous rhnnge* hnve tnkrn plnre — In huaine** and living — isinre Ihe Hill Lumber imd Hnrdwnrr. of 21-Y W. Third Street, hr*t opened fur liusinewH in |S7.1. A little o f id* died loo, when Ihe nld landmark was finally turn down ju*t a lew dny* ngn. HEATERS < - lock Sieve Pipe — * • l*rk Draft Keaulaier# • • Inch Elbow# — Regular sod AdiuvttMe >4 . . . since W. J. Hill built the venerable old building above. 7 b b r 3) Tof|«« — r»e»i nerravey 7 2B l Bl Waether • Sewe 7 IA tB) (Aitoone Hlack and Decker amall . power Tool* .Make A Wonderful Man'a Gift I U LONG, LONG TIME . . . le « l B JB <3) Cnntinen:el i^leteroom •ti Trtttii or i*ine#i|M#n<*#e •Cl laote «*f t.lfe |A) l l e e i H u n f t ) raulif He T ab 14) Heerrh f n r T » e w r e e |B) l.<iYe Thel Roh i4» Guldine t.lehi i«) Life Of Rller f t) Met|« Rinse I 2 ) Topper («» l«fi Krnnrieen Meet 14) Ae The World Turne •f) Mr. A Mre North l ? ) M ieen r »r A her OIL I T ' S BEEN A II AB 15) iBl IB) Sees 11:1ft l B| <•) ftl tvle Price le Righi I laoee I.ecY Concent ratlin Decemher Hf-fi WEDNESDAY P. M. ll «a l.orli I d Uteme i le If .Atom* Mel ftlatherfon lletty |»mton |>*«nne need (*gpnonhBll Real BfrTefe M»erre* » llei kelnr rethtr Hee Hunt pet flcone llemltiHtt a) • The Kftlere i B) Take It) Movie 11 Oe i t i iB) ll SO 12 ) iO PECANS New G e o r g ia C r o p it) 14) I oB 12) iB) IB) I IB It) <•) ill 9 BB (t) |B» i4* B le «4) • IB 7 bb 7.10 7 JB 7 Aft I AA till BOB 213 \Y. Third St. FA 2*5581 "T he Lumber Number” for Sudden Service SUPPLIES FA 2-7898 cF �% Hr. Frank George John WcetgaU, Cherloe Meeks Jr., Arthur U anard Guarry, Jimmy Williams, Jaha I. Phillips, lab art Williams, William JMrzsoa. Bed. Sard Aiken III, Jamoe TarwUlegtr WAIHINGTO* (UP!) - The tint aeticnal Shrine erected hy AaMrteaa Roman Catholics will he dedicated le the honor of the Virgin Man today at a ceremony •Handed by Me of the largest es etahliM at prelates in U. S. his'Aght)f WELSH'S TIRE SHOP owner H. K . Howe, nnd genera] manager Bob Howe have four times the apace In their new French Ave. building that they had in the o|d Second St. ahoji. The 130,000 building and grounds con* tain a full line o f new tires and truck tire recapping equipment. _______ (S ta ff Photo) Welsh Tire Shop Adds NewSlock Mr. Freeh (Marat, TT. tied St hit horn* at. Often n iU rh jr •fu r • long Utecei. A native of Sheldon. N. Y., bo bad been a resident o( Ostoea far M yoara. A retired ■ethlaiit, Ur. George was a member of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church at Sanford, Cain Lodge No. 33. was Past Noble Grand of the IOOF and a member of the Kebehah Lodge. Survivors include Mi wife, Mrs. Mildred George, of Osteen and three brothers. Fred W. George, Kansas City, Mo.; Allen George. Rochester, N. Y „ and Hairy George, Kenmore, .V, Y. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church, with the Rev. John W. Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Woodlswn Mam* orial Park, Orlando, with Briaeoa Funeral Home In charge. The family requests that, In lieu of flowers, donations be sent to the Frank Gaerga Memorial at Holy Crocs Episcopal Church, Sanford. ON THE BUCCEflR IN FUTURE THEIR BRAND NEW, SPACIOUS Wtlsh Tire Shop CALL Bardot Fired; Producer Says She Prefers Sex Sia cardinals, M arcbblshope aad hiebapa sad more than 1.000 msealpart, abbots, priests aad nuns will taka pact In the Itt PARIS (UPI) The naked The new Welsh Tirs Shop build­ hour ceramaay at the Nstiensl Arthur W. May, Tt, a former Shrine of the Immaeulata Concep­ ing on French Ave. bss enabled truth Is that Brigitte Bardot got Resident of Sanford for IP years, Mod Wednesday at bis bams In W ater Park. A native of CoffeeVilla, Kea., be moved from Sea* iH d le Wteter Park U years age. tia was a number of the Baptist Church there. : Mr. Map la survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucy May aad a son, R > hett G. May at WiaUr Park, a daughter, Mrs. Elisabeth Billings* Up, Pensacola, tight grandchildtea aad five' grsit grandchildren. feasral oarvices will ba held at I f a. m. Saturday at Brltaoe Punoral Mama, Sanford, with the Rev, W. P. Brooks Jr. officiating. Bartel will ba te Evergreen Came* terr, Sanford. ________ tion. owner It. K. Howe to add a full The 111,300,000 sbrloe, begun in line of truck tire mapping equip­ 1*29, la the largest Roman Catho­ lic church M this continent, and ment and new lire stock to his at the seven largest la the merchandise. world. Boteutei le all of the na* The French Ave. shop bss about tlon'a Catholics, rather thsn to any particular diocose. It la Inlanded le he a place of pilgrim* age for visitors te the capital. four times as much room as the old Second St. building, general manager Robert Howe said yes­ terday. The 4.M0 square foot shop and the company lot cost 130,000. The new layout has plenty S p e c ia l P r o g r a m or paved parking spare snd a Unity Chureb Center announces covered service area that can • ipeeial Thanksgiving service accomodate five cars, Howe said. Sunday, Nov. 22 it It a. m, at the Sanford Woman's Clubhouse on Oak Ave, The public is cord­ ially Invited. TODAY k SATURDAY OPEN 12:43 is e o im u b w B iseuA i Tired because she prefers sex to art. She'd rather scamper around on the screen in the altogether than try for so Oscar. Movie producer Raoul Levy rip­ ped up the blonde’s film queen's contract Thursday and said Bri­ gitte refuse! to make any more pictures in which she does not disrobe. “ She has years of success ahead of her as an actress, not o f a striptease artist," Levy said. BrigiUe, who has Just lost her husband to the army, said she would not shed the right to dis­ robe on the screen. Area Churches Set Boston May Get Holiday Program The two Enterprise churches Pro Football Back are planning special Thanksgiving Day services ncit week. The Episcopal Church Is plan ring a special sermon oa Tbursday and Holy Communion service at 9:30 a. m. while Baptist Church will have a special sermon it It a. m. The Episcopal Church is also planning a book review and pray­ er for the sick on Wednesday at the Parish House. BOSTON (UPI)—A group of New England sportsmen have cleared their first hurdle in bringing pro­ fessional football back to Boston but they faced still another major problem today. William H. Sullivan J r, sports promoter and Boston businessman, announced Thursday that a fran­ chise had been obtained for (he city is the eighth club 'be newly formed American Football League. FEATURE: 1:09 - 3:09 - 5:09 - 7:09 • 9:09 STARTS FA 2*5751 IRE SHOP Qpsmint) W ILLIAM CONRAD and N ancy Valentine appear with Jack Webb in *‘-30-,’' story o f n big city newspaper due nt the Ritz Theater Sunday. Jack Webb, the nation's most honored “ cop" bids fair to be­ coming the nation’s best known newspaperman as a result of his motion picture — 30 — coming Sun­ day to the Hits Theater, The film is the first in a gene­ ration to dramatise the Inside story of a big American news- piper. bow its men work, live and reset to the tragedy and drama which Is their stock and trade. The film was shot against the authentic background of a city room. In newspaper parlance. — 30 — means the end of a story. Sam C. Lawson MINERAL CONTRACTOR 102 N. Mople Ave. FA 2-5881 SUNDAY By United I ’re*a International solutely ruined the mtuie buil- Have ionic ol the oatian'a disc r.e*«." WUIAM CONRAD DAVK) NELSON wauWILLIAMBCMRS AMARKVMJDt** ■i «e 6ewa JACKWEBB \ w ..W M N I R M 0 8 .Q FEATU RE: 1:30 - 3:27 • 5:24 • 7:21 • 9:18 I,ART TIMER TO SITE 7:09 AND 10:00 “39-rt. Bride Of Candy Both" CO-FEATURE AT It:to ONLY "KING ANII 4 QUEEN'S" SATURDAY III — ri.es — RIG TRIPLE lliLL N a 1 AT 1:11 t*. M. GLENN FORD IN “TURKEY SHOOT’ “THE BIG HEAT” AT 9*0 P. M. # SHOOT FOR YOUR “ PORK CHOP HILL THANKSGIVING NO. 2 AT 8d9 ONLY GREGORY PECK IN TURKEY .NO. 3 AT 19:1 J ONLY HENRY FONDA IN — FREE — ROBERT KYAN, Tina Louise and Aldo Ray are the ntnrn o f "G od’a Little Acre,'* the ribAld film coming to Movleland Drivc-In Sunday. Movie Based On Best Seller At Drive- In With the publication of a twen­ ty-fifth anniversary edition of two mllliun copies, Erskine Cald­ well's “ God * Little Acre" reached the ten million mark, and with it the distinction of being the alltime best selling novel. This achievement coincides with ihe motion picture version of th* earthy, lusty story of a Georgia farmer and Ids racy family. The film adaptation uf "God'a Little Acre" opens Sunday at the Moviclaml Drive-In Thea­ ter. Robert Ryan and Aldo Hay share tup atarring honor* in the film, and co llarring rules are played by Buddy llackctt, Jack Lord, Fay Spain, Vie Morrow and In a sensational film debut, the red hatred Tina Louise. The other feature starting Sun­ day is "Bvnd of the River1' with James Stewart and Arthur Ken­ nedy. Sanford's Jayccc Wives will hold a Christmas Urary Hat Card par­ ly Dec. t at the Sanford Woinan’a Club. Priies will be given for the erarlest hat worn and to winners of games. Admission price to the * p. in. party is 13 cents. Refreshments will be served ami Christmas decorations made by the Jaycce Wives will be on sale. “ WARLOCK" FRID AY NIGHT SPECIALS TW O HOURS — 6 to 8 P. M BRIDGE TABLE COVERS Quilted Washable Fabric — lllur. Green, Yellow, Tangerine Jk Others. Reversible KNITTING HAGS Gay Floral Prteta Big Jt Roomy CO-FEATURE “BEND OF THE RIVER” STARRING IMS lRT ARTHUR KENNEDY K(HK HUDSON DESK BASKETS leather Assorted Color* PAPER NAPKINS — Floral Decoration* Both Beverage and Luncheun Slat. 199 to the pack. Reg. 93c — Special jockey’s taken "payola" money for tong plugging*? A United Press International spot check of DJ’a throughout the nation showed today many of them had heard about the prac­ tice, some had been approached fur payoffs but none had ac­ cepted. They said a highly paid disc jockey would be foolish to put his career in jeopardy through pay­ ola. DJ'a In several cities said for­ mula radio — where only the top W of 40 tune* are plajsd each week — prevented under the ta­ ble payments for plugging new long*. Record spinners in Dallas, San Francisco and Dcs Moines, luwa, •aid they didn't btlisve their cities were "payola towns." "I'm sure there isn't any pay­ ola down here because the records don't break in this arts," laid DJ Jerry Haynrs of station WFAATV in Dallas. Mortimer Hall, president of at*ion KLAC In Los Angelo, sin­ gled out Pittsburgh and Detroit as payola cities. “ A» far as I know, Lot Angeles is nut a payola city,” Hall said. "ThU is not one of the cities where hit* are made. The hits are made in Pittiburgh and Detroit." Peter Potter, a former Lea An­ geles disc jockey, said he did not know many people received pay­ off* but he said payola "has *b. Wa A rt Happy T# Hava Bata Soteetod To Supply Tbt LINTELS, SILLS and BLOCKS Concrete Products Legal Notice iv tiik n n i ’ iiT l o i a r , m u m j i i i i m i . i i n c u t nr rLonina. in anii rim ai:wiNOLR c o in . I I . IN I MINIKNV VO. IMIS .V. VV I.KK, J l l . doing buslnss* u n d e r th* fictitious n*m , of Klnrlila l^i*n ("omp.nj, •On The Go" television pro­ grams next week wilt highlight taped shows Rimad in Central Florida. The programs encompassing the Tupperwar# Party for Cerebrat Palsy children will come from Kissimmee Monday. Tuesday's show was aired in Orlando white the Wednesday show will come from Rollins College in Winter Park. Block 106 Elm Ave. FA 2*6492 Plaintiff J.but Shop T V Program Filmed In Area On The Formal Grand Opening Of Your Beautiful New Dance Reminder Lake Mary youngsters ire re­ minded that dasces are being held at the Lake Mary Boy Scout Hut every Saturday night starting at 7:30. Lake iMary Service Rev. Willard Bowman wUI be in the pulpit at the Tint Bapllat Church tn Lake Mary Sunday. / Ira Cook of Lo« Angeles, a board member of the Disc Jockcya of America, *aiil he didn't be­ lieve many DJ’s look payola. “ 1 certainly don't,” he said. "Not that I'm honorable. Juit scared. If you start horsing around you endanger your main income.” A Washington, D. C., record spinner, Herb Davii, said he waa approached several year* ago by a repreientative of a record com­ pany who wanted to give him (35 for playing what he liked of their record*. Davit said he turned the record company down and doem't know of any disc jockey In Washington to take psyois. Quality Inatallationi Since 1917 CRANE QUALITY PLUMBING 317-319 ELM AVE. FA 2-0652 �-* * Trf. K or. 20. 1959— Page 7 g fr •m fnrS vvy. ffn H fovinqion Bowl Ambitions Covers Sports MIAMI (LTD—Underdo! Mu mi Michigan State will “ back" into the Mtkl to built up its Orsnse Bowl prospect! tonight against'* MlchiD State powerhouse which has ml ambitions of its own but can do nothin! to further them. The tlth ranked Spartans from the Big Ten were fatored by seven points for the intersections! same expected to draw a crowd of 50.000 In the Orange Bowl. Kickoff time la I:1S p. m. While the Michigan State play­ ers relax on the beach of their re­ sort betel * Saturday afternoon, ^ b ey'll huddle around portable ra­ d i o s bearing newi of two other Rig Ten games which will determine which team wilt represent the con­ ference in the Rose Bowl. If Northwestern and Wisconsin lose or tie their respective games against Illinois and .Minnesota, C BEST W ISHES Big Ten title and the trip to Pasa­ dena New Year's Day. Miami's bowl fate is equally re­ mote, but at least It’s in the Hurri­ canes' own hands. They have been promised serious consideration for the Orange Bowl if they defeat Michigan State and Florida in their last two games and wind up with a 7-3 season record. By JERRY COVINGTON SEMINOLES GO TO LA REVIEW t O NIGHT - Coach Jim Pigott and his high scoring Sanford Seminoles will travel to neighboring W inter Garden tonight fo r the last OBC contest o f the season. Game time is set fo r 8 p.m. and a large crowd o f local rooters are expected to follow. With only the gamo tonignt and the traditional Thanksgiving game against DeLand next Wednesday the Seminoles will be going all out to bring their seasun up to the .500 mark. A t this point o f the season they have a 3-5 record. The Seminoles will be depending upon their fine passing game tonight to move the bail about the large defensive line o f the Bed Devils. Ends Terry Christensen, and Jimmy Uracey, who are sure bets to win All-OBC honors for their great pass receiving are in top form and will be tak­ ing the offerings o f Mike Roberts, John Lovelace, and Ray Lundquiat. Lundquist and Lovelace, who are also All-OBC ma­ terial, will handle most o f the running chores. Kookie Signs MILWAUKEE. Wis. (UP!> — Pitcher Alan lorg of Altarnont, Utah, has been signed by the Milwaukee Braves to a IMo con­ tract with Boise, Idaho of the Pioneer Leagu*. lorg, 19, ts a graduate of the Braves' tryout school held at Ruihville, Neb., last June. SUCCESS... Welsh Tire Shop •n * their beautiful ■ew building. All Masonry, Block and Brick Work • • Speaking o f the Seminoles, the most overworked youngster on the field this year has been no other than Co-Captain Lundquist. Ray, who is one o f the smallest regulars on the squad, has split the run­ ning duties with Lovelace and also has hud to play m ost o f the time in the de­ fensive buckfield. Although Huy has done a great job in the offensive backfieid all season, the fact that he has had to play most every quarter on defense has prob­ ably tnken some o f the punch out of him. The coaches are well aware of this but, because he la outstanding nn defense, they For Beautiful BLACK - TOP PAVING such aa y ou will nee at Welsh Tire Shop CALL cannot spare him. Last week against Bishop Moore, Ruy made seven unassist­ ed tackles as well as breaking up several passes. Pound for pound. Ray la probably one o f the finest natural athletes ever to ay on a team at Seminole'High School. e excels In all sports and ns soon as he tucks away hts puds he will be amazing people In the gym's around the basketball loop. B • POLLEY ---------- MA&ON ----------- P. O. Box 89 133 Country Club Dr. SANFORD FA 2-5698 FA 2-4030 Called rr e n latenuUoaal Richard Wood, Dixie's hardest throw in* passer last year, will net a chance to open up again this weekend against Mississippi South­ ern. Auburn Coach Ralph Jordan announced he will cut loose with Wood and fellow quarterbacks Bry­ CONTRACTOR ant Harvard and Bobby Hunt in an air attack. Heavyweight Auburn loit to new SEC champion Georgia last Satur­ day because of a superior Bulldog air game. The Tiger* worked 90 minutes in sweat clothes Thursday and were announced ready for Tire Service A Great New After months of planning and leaking for­ ICo»PnW jOVUI )f ward le handling the U.S. le v e l Safety tire line, wre ere proud to announce thia eventful team-up with thia valuable U.S. Royal tiro Sremhiae. • charges to a 6-2-1 record this year. Hend conch Rill Proctor is on the left with Line Coach Frank Gore and Backfieid Coach Buck Metts. The Grey­ hounds will go against Florida Military School tonight in DcLnnd. Battle For Bowl Bids Lyman Tangles With FMS Tonight To Continue Tomorrow United Press International The battle for bowl bids will continue along the college football front this week end, with at least * doien lea mi competing for post­ season Junkets. Only two major bertha havt Southern. No. 2 small college team been filled thus far. Top-ranked Syracuse accepted a Cotton Bowl in the country. Anuther SEC" heavy weight, at Invitation last Saturday and Ar­ kansas agreed Thursday night to least in comparison tu the opposi­ play tn the Gator Bowl on a tion. Vanderbilt, worked on kicking unique “ If" basis. and liming in preparation for tiny Texas will serve aa the South­ Florence State and it- single wing. west Conference representative In Tennevsre stressed offense and de the Cotton Bowl If It b*ats Texas feme before tapering off for Ken­ A4M ss expected on Thanksglv. tucky. ing Day. But if the Longhorns Florida's starting quarterback lose, Arkansas will pass up the Saturday against Florida State will Gator Bowl for a crack at Syra­ be Dick Alien of Atlanta, who be­ cuse in the Dallas classic. gan the season with Coach Bob At least five more berths in the Woodruff as his No. J signal caller. malar bawls should be filled by The big advance li due in part to i Saturday nighi. They Include both his efforts in the (icurgia, Auburn 1 berths in the Rose Bowl, the visit­ ami LSU games, which made It hot ing leant in the Orange Bowl, the for the opposition when the Gators bust tram In the liberty Bowl, had Alien tossing passes. and perhaps both teams in the Alabama may be without No. t Blue Grass Bowl. quarterback Pat Trammell Satur­ Wisconsin and Washington are day In their game with Memphis Slate. Coach Raul Bryant said the sophomore is still nursing injuries suffered In the Georgia Tech game. LSU and Tulane kept secret what they were doing; there may be a NEW YORK (L’ P I ) ------- Willie few surprises Saturday night In Baton Rouge when they end the Toweel of South Africa's most fam­ ous boxing family opens his Ameri­ season. Missixsippi planned a hard work­ can campaign tonight for a shot at out this weekend as they have an the welterweight crown in a fight open date before the Mississippi with lightweight contender 1-cn Stale game. The Rebels reported Matthews of Philadelphia at Madi­ end Johnny Brewer was (till hamp­ son Squarr Garden. .Matthews, only 20. Is a solid 14 3 ered by a leg injury from the Ten­ favorite t» spoil 23-year old Townessee game. The Maroons worked out and al­ eel's U. S. dchut In their 10 round so plan a scrimmage aeasion Satur­ er, which wilt be televised and broadcast nationally by NBA at Hi day. Georgia had a light routine work- p. m. e.s t. nut and next weekend's opponent. Georgia ‘lech, also with an open Boots Home Four date Saturday, did the same. NEW YORK (UP1) — Jockey Larry Adams booted home four Rangers Recall Shack winners at Aqieduct Thursday, NEW YnitK (UP!) Eddie including So Small, who won the Shack, demoted tn Springfield re­ first rice when l*otl City was cently for disciplinary reasons, disqualified. Adams' other vic­ his been recalled by the New tories were aboard Rant N Rave, York Rangrrs. On Your Mind and Suit of Lights. SEC Passers To See Plenty O f Action J. R. M. Wilkins • Ole* Willie •'Stretch” McCovcy, whby became the favorite here this past spring', while training with Phconix really lived up to all expectations o f the local baseball experts this past season. Willie was ju st named as Rookie of the Year in the Na­ tional League and Willie being mimed was quite unusual. While in spring training here this sea­ son, everyone was amazed by the wrist ac­ tion he displayed and the commanding w ay he lashed the ball out of Memorial Stadium. Everybody knew he was great but the fellow that was playing first base fo r the Giants was also great. Orlando Cepeda, who was rrokie o f the year Inst year, believe it or not, was Willie's idol and Willie used to say that he felt badly about going to San Francisco to take his jo b but that was what he was going to do before the season was out. Sure enough, the big slugger, who resembles “ Steppin' F ctchit." was called up for tho Pennant drive and nunc through just as he said he would. A fter only a few days at that plate in Heals Studium, he had Cepeda talking to himself. The Giants have come up with many great stars in the past but I think in Ii few years the most prominent Willie on the club will be named McCovev, not Maya o r Kirkland. — by — ERNEST i Matthews, Toweel Clash Tonight c Thia doelorahip la a genuine privilege far ut because new Iiw we can effer every motorist in this eroa a greeter tire a\VJea\ei service by handling the werld's foremast Safety First tires at competitive prices. H. ^ H O V it O w n«r THE SAFEST TIRE YOU CAN PUT ON YOUR CAR NEW LOW PROFILE U. S. ROYAL MASTER w to mv. mu Trsod-ww un aim. too i Mstn Si U-Im S rw Ww i vOwi Iwl m* I. EWE_,_1 EWEEg__ EE sI M p, prvU*| wtssgs mm- —r osvot ywibb Ids*. -Et^®^ I■a-- ACUNT lmatt. AWei fcfamm fro IS* Ns* iiwel...* dfsoNMKtim bsfe s4mry INSTANT, NO-lit IfStOttl! TO70WII UAIlt AND1TUIIM. Tm rwr MiilwstM- Apply jrw S F L O R I D A COUNTIES 1 Z, r.S*l«ti l, ) i mm All CUSS*. 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M O IS PHILADELPHIA {LTD — Tho National Football League will hold Its 24th annual draft meeting hero Nov. 30. one week after the new American Football league makca its first dip into college gridiron latent. Acting NFL Commissioner Austin Gunnel said the draw will bo pegged on the percentage standings of teams after games of Sunday. Nov. 29. The tram with the lowest prrrrntage will make the first se­ lection, while the club with tho highest will pick last, i STOP I !RUST! • • $ | 50 or a 00-10 Player Draft Slated Nov. 30 RETREAD T IM S U.S. ROYAL RAYON TUBUESSTIRES WITH PUNCTURESEMJNfi seven-point favorites to knock off their Saturday opponent* and wrap up nose Bowl berths. The Badgeri can clinch the Big Ten bid by beating Minnesota If till* noii turns back Northwestern while Washington is expected to gain the Wait Cosst berth If it gets by Washington Slate. Kansas will earn the right to represent the Big Eight Confer­ ence in the Orange Bowl If it turns back Missouri, provided bowl-ineligible Oklahoma whips Iowa State aa expected. Leading candidates for the oilier Orange Bowl bid include Clemson, Miami and Georgia. Mi­ ami entertains Michigan Slate Friday night, Clemson has a Sat* urday date with Wake Forest, and Georgia is idle this weekend. Penn Slate it expected to b« named host team for the Liberty Bowl following its traditional seaaoh-rndrr against Pittsburgh. Tba Nittany [Jons, who arr seven point favorilrs, reportedly voted to accept a tint to the Philadel­ phia post-season game at a secret meeting Thursday. Officials of the Blue Grass Bowl have indicated they will lender aa invitation to tho winner of Satur­ day's Kentucky-Tennessee clash, which is regarded as a toss-up In most quarters. The other bid may go to Bowling Green, the nation's No. I small college team. Fourth ranked Louisiana State, which closes nut its regular sea­ son as a 21-point favorite against Tulane. remains the top candidate for a Sugar UouI berth. Officials of the New Orleans classic would like to pit LSU against thirdranked .Mississippi in a rematch of their earlier thriller but won't he able to make a move until Ole Miss completes Its season against Mississippi State nrxt week. Undefeated Syracuse, mean while, remains an overwhelming 30-point choice for its Saturday date with Boston University. Sec­ ond-ranked Southern California, the nation's only oilier major per­ fect record team, is a nine point favorite over UCLA. In other major traditional bat­ tles, Purdue is a one point pick over Indians, lows Is It over No­ tre Dame, Florida is 15 over Flor­ ida State, Stanford is 3 over Cali­ fornia, and Yale is « over Har­ vard. The Lyman Greyhound* travel to DeLand tonight to meet the Flotv Ida Military School cadets In (half final regularly scheduled grid contest nt the .season. Florida Military has had a si ‘ season, compiling only one win agalnit aeven losses. However, aa Coach Uill Proctor pointed out, they are capable of playing a much better brand of ball. Thq. Greyhounds arc working hard la preparation for the game which Proctor said should prove to ho “ a good tough ball game." Lyman has been playing well this season, piling up an Impress­ ive 6-2-1 record, the tic coming In last Friday's game with ML Dora. The Greyhounds will be no stranger to the "T " and spread of­ fensive formation of the Cadcta and tbelr defense should prove to ho solid. The Greyhounds will end their season with the Turkey Bowl Nov­ ember 23 against South Sumter. V JL t Hamilton County, formed in 1827. wav named in honor of Alexander Hamilton. The famuui Suwan­ nee River forms a natural boundary on the two aides of this northeastern Flotida county, where principal sources of income are agricultural timber and live­ stock. One of its major tourist attractions Is a 243* acie park in White Springs that houses the famous Stephen Foster .Memorial where an annual Florida Folk Festival is held. In progressive Hamilton County and throughout Florida, the United States Brewers Foundation works constantly tn assure the sale of beer and ale under pleasant, orderly conditions. Believing that strict law enforcement serves the best interest of the people of Florida, the Foundation stresses close cooperation with the Armed Forces, law enforce­ ment and governing oflrtrais in Its continuing “self* regulation'* program. / BEER— ft ORIDA’S U G H ! . BRIGHT BEVERAGE OF MODERATION j • RETARDO : RUST INHIB1TIVE PAINT • : P R IM E A N D FIN IS H : : C O A T IN O N E ! \ • * Protects oil metal surfaces j • insid* or out ; : a f erfect for ornamental * : iron (Bnb Q .'a u m JjlI'i I M o o re d I j SEN K A R IK : Glam & Paint Co. • 111 W. 2nd \ d q s m ju L j. : FA 2-1*12 ; FA 2-0375 �THE OLD HOME TOWN By S TA N LEY Htt MATS AM LOVELY m w two bedroom homo la LAKE MARY* Florida room, D* bathi. hardwood floora. V rta boariai fruit tree*. Frte-O •d at til,too — aoad term*. > BEDROOM HOME Juat oulaido Crtj Limita. Large lot. Easy term*. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER m t e a w a s a i ? I ig s a ftH s a TH* SNOW, AMI to. Park Am. I*. FA 9-1991 RAYMOND M. BALL® AND ASSOCIATBS Root Eatalt — loawaom Beret? Boado >11 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA S4S4A Sanford Evana Bldg. Lake Morw n T tS Ph. 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FA 2-1817. NEW two bedroom house, earporte, utility, built in oven and stove. On comer lot li Cassel­ berry. FA 2-3818. i WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We issvite jee to be #er gw e* abaolattlr free wilkeet ehUgatioss at esse af 8isfo rd ’s leading Metals while j m locate tm kable kexeiag for yeenelf end family- Itch eg year key at mm galea Office- 4th Addition Home* Designed For Flu rld a L iv in g . 3 * 4 Bedroom * — Down Payment-No Closing T O T A L PR ICE Vou ean move in immefti* Rteljr while th# paper* are being processed. IIm m (tetere 3 Bedraama . 111 Tile Ratha . btreenrd Porth - L’Ulilv Roam - Terraiza Flanra • Carport» . t.aad acaped Lota . All CUr Caa«emitBeta. BUILDING CONSULTANT GENERAL CONTRACTOR M Y n . EXPERIENCE Ph. FA 2-5102 FHA VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payment! Low as $425 Central la»»raiee AUTO - FIRF. - W1 old LiM Stock A ltai 31a ba. 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H o a rd o f C o u n t y C o m m ia a lo n a n Jo h n k r ld t r a C h a ir m a n B y : F. Ii P a v la J r . C o u n t y E n g in e e r P u b lla h N o k , I I . 20, l l i t . you. | n , , s ; AM > O r i M K R K n , a t Mao fo n t. F lo r id * , ih l o O th d a y of N o t am l i a r , IMV- 5AVf 7WAV* A GJNCHlC g arm en t. , JUGHCAO' WHAT'S THE OCCASION T Freotk Avteae Sanford MONTHLY PAYMENTS We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On Th* Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing �tr*'* A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 »■ Real Eatate Far Rale I. ItMl Eatats Par Rale 8br Ranter* R AV EN N A MODERN RUG CLEANERS •ANFORD PROPERTIES Florida's Mott Modern Plant •14 Atlantic Bank Building FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY Flo. Harriot R. H. Ivors 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2-7437 YOU NAME t f —WE'LL TIND IT JACHOB’S RIA1 RPTATR DR( T I M 2*44 French Ave. R A R E LY FOUND! J. W. HALL 4 "C d l RaR” Reshor Phono FA 2 **41 Terms such as those—U30. down, MS. per month including 3*V interest; '•Ins in unbeatable combination of quality and loca­ tion make this heat two bed­ room Some the moot outstand­ ing homo buy in this ana. Make tao prove k to you! REPAIR Welding — * aeh. A Gen. Repairs W. 20th. A Old. L. Mary Rd. 17. Pets • Livestock - SeppHes AT STUD—Boston Pug, alio Lowg Mi white, ailvor and black Toy Poodles. Trimming and groom­ w m lom V e»*f ing, all hreedi. Pick up Service. Willow Ave. FA 3-71*1 Fay-Dan Kennels, phone Geneva, TV and RADIO REPAIR at >r 27*4. 3:00 nighta and weokenda; San­ ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. 19. Hosts and Molar* FA 2 2772 and FA 2 3415. Mercury Outboard Motors WOODRUFF MARINE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1392 Sinea 194S A. HARE DoBARV OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT with Top NOrth 8 4422 NOrth 8-4711 Quality Bargain* On All 1939 Evinrudrs — Boats and Gator HEATERS CLEANED Trailers! Lawn Mower Repaira SAMPLE: LEWIS SALES A SERVICE to H. P. Electric! *3*3 and other 2918 W. 20th St. sites. FA 2 7928 or FA 2 3468 Si393 17 ft , Hardtop Scottic Craft Stitto Many other*. R. 51. Wilkin*, Con true tor 3204 Gator Trailers 1130 — Up. • Asphalt Driveway) Many very clean Used Outfits • Parking Areas priced right. Quality Workmanship A Materials Show Rooms of Bargains at 304Terms To Suit Your Budget 6 8 and 301-11 East First St. • Free Estimates See the 1960 line of Evinrudee. •Work Guaranteed second to none in speed — over Phono FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. 42 M. P. II. on a Family Boat! NATIONWIDE FINANCING ENVELOP**, Lettorfceads, statemento, invoices, hand tots, and Gateway To The Waterway programs, e*e. Progressive Your KVfNRUDE Dealer Printing Co Phone FA 2 2931 30* Weot 13th St. Rohann S p ortin g Goode 264-8-8 K. 1st. Ph. PA S-39«t H E A T I N G l5!" Antomobllrs H. B. POTE CO. Ioe S. Park - FA 1-4214 A REAL 1U Y at only 1400 1933 GMC half ton pick up — PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING 4 speed box — good rubber W. L. HARMON —heater — new engine — At PH FA 2-1223 After 6 P. M. mechanically. Iliway 17 92 So., PUMP* - W glNW LF.g FA 2 1411. (Dawn A |M HF.RRFKT STENSTROM Registered Broker 1.EN RISNER / Plumbing 1 Heating / LOTTIE BROADWAY AIB CONDITIONING KEN TORRETT CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK RETT YE D. SMITH 1M7 8safer* Ave. FA 2Associates lit N. Park Ph. FA 2212* SANFORD Plumbing ft Heating 2396 So Elm Ph FA 2 7914. I BEDROOM h o u a o, kitchen equipped, one >eir old. *230 11. Kterlrical Servire* ^ down. Call F.4 2 4024. Hons* Wiring — Electrte Servtee NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; I and Rid Vihlen 4 bedrooms; Fte exciting RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. family IKag with planned lux. 112 Magnolia FA 20015 ury plus ample entertaining facilities and play areas at M. "D ei" Vales Kleelrleat **r. moderate prices Shown by ap­ Dee Says For Sertice Call. . FA 2-3913 | pointment. Call FA 2 4012. FA 2 4896 Only 3 Jjtfli! NEW 59 DODGE CORONET I - DOOR SPECIAL DISCOUNT While They Last SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS III E. Firrt It. Phone FA 2-0811 "H e’ ll nee SHOP FOR SALE By Owner: I bed­ room, t bath, kitchen equipped. Extra large utility room, screened porch, carports. Con­ venient to NAS, Sanford. *1.400 down. Address, Mil Park Ave. W. M- "B llT CTEMPEB Agency Call PA 2 BIG BUY! 1 1 1 ! 3 BEDROOM homo, kitchen turn. • ■ B E D R O O M house. Cad ■ 1 ar^e lot Immediately avail­ FA 2-7341 after J;0U P. M. * able for reasonable equity. 4Vari G. I. mortgage. By ownar, 290* Park Ct., FA 2 2034. TIN Y FINGERPRINTS Mot m the Hah. wood-paneled 8. Female Help Wanted walla of this sparkling, concrete Mock home ki BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARY. Two LARGE bed­ CHRISTMAS SELLING rooms, within abort walking SEASON IS HERE A stance of school, market, post office and public beach. . . Bo the AVON Representative in YOUR neighborhood. For Ponced in back yard and fresh interview in your homo, eonorange Juice ovary morning tad Manager, Box 344, Lock­ from one t f the aka citrus hart, Fla. Wane. Lot no pick you np sod •oho you for a pleasant ride to Lake Mary so yon can ate tor yourself what a delightful 9. Malt Help Waotod home tfiM is. Price $11,300. MEN — Train [or 11 E A V Y Terms. EQUIPMENT OPERATION. See our ad under Ciais. 23, Educa­ « . R. - B a r STEMPEB Agency tion Instruction, BARGAIN — MOVE IN TODAY t BR. Sousa on Magnolia, Just out 11. Work Wonted of city Iiml‘ s; kitchen equipped, DRESSMAKING. Alleralktna and Venetian blinds, space healer. Buttonholes. FA 3-3229. sR a* case. ts m . Witt tor late model ear. MALE, white, 26 yts. o f age and FA 2-0*81 or FA 2 0333. married has 3 years experience privately owned ambulance — Mayfair Section lervlce in Rochester, N. Y. Brittany Stylo, largo living-dinHave advanced Red Cross First AM 'Do n ing area. 3 BR.. 2 BATH. 2 Aid Card and esn 'urnish re­ WE REPAIR AND BERTH® earportei, u t i l i t y , Replace, ference. Nee.! ork immediate­ I T I N R family room, 2130 aq. ft Phone ly. Contact Mr. Elmar Parker. Machinery end Supply Co. FA 2 2544. 2918 Orlando Dr., Mariou Lane 2*t W. 2 nd St Ph. FA 244IS BY OWNER: 2 bedroom 'ome, BABY SITTING in my home. beat location in Country Club FA 2-7334. AUTO GLASS Manor. Phono FA 16642. INSTALLED PART TIME work desired: male, retired. E Parker, 3315 Orlindo WmdoMnM Bnek Glnag HOME - KEEKERS Dr. Door G low VHit Ginas WYNNE WOOD - tor ono of the SERVICE MAN, with 9 years background finest home buys in Sanford, al­ in air rnmpressor factory in Senkerik Glean end Point Co. low us to show you thia nest FA 7 4472 shipping department and as Itt-tt4 W. 2nd St and attractive 2 bedroom CH plant carpenter, also army ex­ home, located at 2401 Summer­ perience as oflsot pressman, 13-4 Beauty Parlors lin, end situated on nlco also withes steady employment. Call lot with trees and shrubbery. DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP FA 28413. 2004 A daai Ph. FA 2-333] Features include equipped elec­ DOLL CLOTHES made to order. tric kitchen, heater, hot water FA 2-7183. A Satisfied customer Is our beet tank. Minds, new roof, and advertisement. hardwood floors. Rack yird has WILL DO t>pins or hand sridrtsi- HARRIETT’* BEAUTY NOOK mg Christmas Cards in my 103 So. Oak new chain link fenen lor safety Ph. FA TS7I2 home. Thone FA 2 2211. of M i and pets Yner Glamour Headquarters The tout price M <*M MM . Af­ SERVICE Station, evenings. Write Rox R, r o Sanford Herald. ter reasonable down payment, yoe can move in and assume U. Plum Meg Services monthly payments tf **6, to­ ol ndtng taxes and tnaunnee. Beauty Salon Exetoafv* with Stenstrom Real- Plumbing & Repairs 2616 Oak FA 27*484 Joe C. Thoaaao V. 1823 Sarita 81. FA 2.0619 FA 2-7830 I.OV ELY LADY BEAUTY SALON We have, tor your inspection, r tlg H K l Baggerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. many nice 2, 1 and 4 bedroom; Contracting 4 Repatra 1 and 2 bath homes, located m Free Etfimataa I I . Flowers A Plante a l sections of Sanford and B. I . HARTET Seminole County. May we serve *64 Sanford Ave Phoro FA 2 3388 Cet Flower* For Any Oceaainu you? HANFORD FLOWER 81101* FA 2-1622 nr FA 2-027* Stenstrom Realty Dungarece *10* pr Army-Navy INDIANA Cornet in rase, like Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Ave, new; ehlldi peddle fire engine, make offer. FA 2 ROLL-AWAY Bed, double bed site. Has innrrspring mattress, On* baby bed with new mattress. like new. Call FA 2-1777. *13. Chtl FA 2-1823, ONE light weight folding baby PIANO: Smell apartment six* up­ right. Like new inside and out. carriage *3.00. One spring type Guaranteed, tuned and deliver­ ■mall rocking bora*, suitable ed. Price *223. Phone FA 2-1971, for child 1 to 2 years old **.00. Phone FA 2 3229. PIANO, beautiful small Winter Spinet, almost new. full key OAK I.EAVES, shavings, sawdust board. Will sell 1393. Phone for sal*. Call FA 2-3136. FA 2-1071. • FACTORY TO YOU M.4— Arileloi Wasted ALUMINUM you now." VENETIAN BUNDS Tte or 10 HP Evlnrude or Johnson Enclosed head. Sag-praof bottom outboard motor. Ph. NO *-3277. ! M Trailer* rail with plastic ends. Plastic ee rayog tapes. Cotton or nylon PLOW, single or double bottom 1938 LIBERTY BUILT houie cords. and disc for Ford. FA 2-7009 trailer, 46 f t . 2 bedrooms. 1200 ovcniagi. Senkarik Gians and Paint Co, down. FA 2 2889. 112-114 W. lad SI. Ph. FA 2 3622 SECOND HAND '36 FLAMINGO mobile home. I ft GOOD used appliance* and TV'i, LAWN MOWER x to ft., 2 bedroom*, excellent see Jake at 317 S. Palmetto condition. Lot 74 Park Ave. Tr. CALL TK 24*44 Park. FAMOUS Singer Slant O-Matle 23—Notice* ft Pm —al* irwing machine. Take up pay­ 3-BEDROOM trailer tully air con­ ments. Darns, monogram*, cm- WANTED: Ride ta and from Or­ ditioned, washer and dryer. Will broderte*. Write Box F, Sanford •ell equity very reasonable or lando daily. Call FA 2-7920. Herald. will trade for equity in 3 bed­ room home. Thone FA 2-3134. 2 4 - Lott ft Found 30 CUBIC INCH 31 Triump motorcycle. Speed twin, good LOST: Two hoya tow and arrow 21. Furniture tires, *100. Call FA 2-1314 after seta at nkleo Sunday. Finder 4:30 P. M. plcato rail FA 2-7460. $SAVE$ Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick New * l ard Service With The Cash. SUPER Furniture and Appliances TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. Mather of Sanford READY MIXED CONCRETE 201-209 B. First It. Ph. FA 1-09II Window Sills — Lintels — Sand Rock—Stepping Stones — Steel ROLI.AWAY, Hospital and Baby Bed*. Day. Waek or Month — Grease Traps—Precast Steps Cement—Dry Well* FURNITURE CENTER MIRACLE CONCR»’~E CO 1IM Preach Ave. 3U0 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 Ph. FA 2-79*1 CUSTOM BUILT furniture - t in ­ P O R T A B L E Typewriter 120. Thone FA 2-6068. gle pieces or set*. Also furni­ ture repair. Cabinet* mad*. UPRIGHT PIANO, good condi FA 2 7063 turn, 173. FA 2 8396. • BW VALUfl* TV PICTURE TUBE MPEC1AL • QCTCK c u o r r For 2 weeks — lyt • RAffY THEWS 4TK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS IT in. texcept portables 1 123,30 31 in. 133.30 24 in. 143.30 W IL S O N - M A IB k jcs have a 1 year guars All tubes guarantee. 1LOYM RARIO ft TF lit K First St. FA 3-3*19 ’ 416 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 9799 • (ILDC-iMOIlll.K chkvkolkt- 1937 DODGE Custom 6 passenger wagon, power steering, padded dash, radio and healer. 11130. See al 109 K. 31st. Si. • i'AUALLItJ T m Wool Or Ntk Si. F th w C—BW f Ouh M . A Wfttgti For OPEN D A IL Y }>M A. M. "Tl Bwrt ■TODAY S:M P. H. T R M Shaam ahA Bill Hemphill Motors 55 PONTIAC Fordor Sedan - llydromntlr Tranami—ion - Radio • Heater - One Owner • Green WILL aell rqtutv m 16 ft., 46 ft. long mobile home, condition. Will consider furniture and part money. FA 2-0900. r* A T 2fl A trailrM wide good part Call Rad Wh)*e With I Whit* ftdewnll Tire*. I $ I« I OPEN V14V MOBILE HOMF. 841.118 Mile So of Sanford 17-92 NEW 19*1 PACEMAKER M O BILE HOMES i i i ■ i ■ ■ 841 Direct from Factory tn You. Wyatt Trailer Sales 58 VAUXHALL Tel. FA 2*611 Foedor Sedan . Radio - Heater . 34 Mile* To BALLROOM Rnadmaater Convert Ihi* »l|k all llu irk Power Feature* Including school of dance 6th Thru 8th (irade REGISTER NOW . . . ClaaMM Begin Oct. 15|h Phono FA 2-0S81 Factory Air I nndilinnlng • Unnlinential Spare Tiro • A Truly Luxurious Car at a TremendtHta Saving*! .Sport Sedan • Fully Equipped Inrluiline I’n« er Steering • Clean • l.o* Mileage. S I S SAVE 56 FORD $ I I Victoria Tudor Hardtup Coupe - Ford-O-Malle Tran*m1**1— • I Power .Steering • Radio . Heater - Another t.eeal One OwuOr 55 CADILLAC GO 1952 DODGE 4 1951 PLYM O U TH 1951 O LD SM O BILE 1949 C H E V R O L E T 1955 PLYM O U TH The Galt— . 57 BUICK (Dsumna Are Over 60 Days Old — They Mu§t -napes J«'P •a".i ..re.. Fully Equipped and Ate ( nndltloeed • Flaolea* Hlue Flniah • Spotlean Interior. Car With Very Lo» Mileage. *1895 Our l wwd fern Will lie Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot. - DOOR 4- DOOR 4 - DOOR 4 - DOOR 4 - DOOR WHERE DEAIaS SHINE at the sign of yuur beat buy % 2nd & Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 Dir. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldamnhlle — Cadillac Trade-Ins j .i v e D a lia n At Sitnfnrd > o r. 54 OLDSMOBILI Super "HA" Tudor Holiday . Hydromatie Tranamlaaton • Radio • Healer • New Green and While Finiah with White Sidewall Ttteo. YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR PO N TIA C • B U ICK • RAM BLER • V A U X H A LL H o lle r Y HOLLER T&T MOTORS MOTOR SALES Your Credit in good on anv of these Cars A te. $451 Down . B IG . V A LU ES 1938 CHEVY Biscay ne fordor, Hydromatie. R A H. Sacrifice by owner. 213 Flamingo, fA 2 48.46 JhsAJi QahA French • PARK HOMES S P O T LIG H T SPEC IA L I 1510 2 4 - Loot ft Used furniture, appliances, tool* NORGE Futura electric atove, j lost Large beown hand tooled etc Bougkt-aold Larry's Man vertical broiler, large oven. purse. Keep money, return < 213 Sanford Ave Ph FA 2-4132 meal aentry. excellent condi­ other valuable*. Fm In tion. 1 yr, old. New houae has need tf them. No New 4 Used Furniture fk Appli­ built-in’*. Phone FA 3-5400. aaked. Call PA I-T230. ance i, A Good Place Tn BUY, SELL or TRADE SEWING MACH IN es I Electric Free Meetinghouse. Brand new. Jenkfns Furniture . 12 monthly payments of *2.30, IN Sanford Ave. FA 2-7136 complete price. Financing avail(i sensational offer able. Thia 22. Article* Fur Balt good one week only. Write Homecraft Industries, Inc., Boa BRANBACH Baby Grand ptano TIM, Orlando. Phone r A 2-3018. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, 93 t-USED automatic washer. 207 W. First Street. cubic ft., like new. Also 40 Inch gis range. FA 2-7486. 23' HOSE 11.00, Boy'a Western IA F F • A • D A Y F A 2 -5 2 6 4 MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor LAKE MART Pk. PA 2-U37 of FA 2-1964. 21. Anutoe For Bate Fri. N ov. 20. 1959— Png* 9 It. Fnrnitmt frr a lh riNE INTERIOR PAINTING •-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynne- FOR SALE BY OWNER: Houie. O. H. Ferguson FA 21177 112 Holly Ave., 2-brdrooms. wood Dr. f-ow down piyment Phone FA 2-TTff. Priced for quick isle at M.too F R E E ESTIM ATES 11.000 down payment Contact Home Improvements A Additions Mr». M. L. Raton, toot E. PHONE FA 2-37*' ON I. A RUE LAKE Seminole Bird. 4-Bedroom homo with 1H hathaFLOOR sanding and finishing large living room; dinini room; Cleaning, Waxing S e r e t n g .Florida room; terra wo doors, Seminole County aiaee IN* FOR A MR. “ FIX-IT” eentral heat. Several fruit R. M GLEASON. Lake Mary. THIS i* the house you've been tree*. looking for. SMS M). FT. OVERALL B A M ROOFING 4 rooms on one acre plot, tucked *27.900 TERMS > Contracting A Repairs away la quiet seclusion, te mile BUSINESS PROPERTY Licensed — Bonded —Insured from state highway, on county Largo store with one 2-bedroom FREE ESTIMATES road. 13.130 with terms. apartment and two t-bedroom ■1* Sanford Ave Ph FA 2 7913 Also adjoining 4 acres for *1,330. apartments. On comer lot with EXCLUSIVE with PAINTING A DECORATING ertra lot ts rear for parting. Licensed — Bonded 132,000 TERMS FARM ER’ S AGENCY Free Estimates X. V. Farmer, Realtor ROSA L. PAYTON Work Guaranteed D. U. Whltmoro Seminole Painting Contractors Regbtend R ed Estate Broker Lillian G. Tram* FA 2-1204 Mary E. Cnrnae — Leo Salvall Associate. R. E. Rotate, gr. Assectotea fk . PA t-LMl 1T*M M Hiawatha 11* S. French Ave. Th. FA 2 5221 II. Special Rervlees After hours, PA 2-Xftia. FA 2-4*21, FA 2-0211 Furniture Storage and Moving Tn and From Anywhere *«fi. ^ t i u R tJ if Cmmfm*f C. B. PHILLIPS IMS Prene* Art Ph. FA 2-1M1 11* N. Park Ave. Ph PA M W * II 'BILL* I I n EMPHI II M O T O R S SOI W . FIRST ST. PH. FA 2-0231 �\ V I 1 1 * m w ■ f V F 1■l i 1 1* Jy > d m ---- : * ' a ' TURKEYS K ‘ 1 ■ ■ | I jr B ■ !jj V V With Any Purchase Of $175.00 Or M o r e l ! A! Your Casselberry McMillans Store KOM I OF 3 ROOM GROUPINGS I Wo At McMillan's Owe You Thanks For The Wonderful Reception Shown Us Since We Opened In Seminole County - This Is Our Way To Show Our Gratitude For Your Support! Come Out Today L . . THERE'S SAVINGS G A L O R E I REFRESHMENTS - D O O R PRIZES - MUSIC G R A N D P R IZE - 4-pc. Bedroom Suite J u s t C o m e In And R e g i s t e r - N o thin g To Buy You Do Not Have To Be P r e s e n t To Winl Bring The Kiddies — Make This A F a m i ly A f f ai r IO W D O W N P A Y M E N T -N O FURTHER P A Y M E N T S TIL JA N .I9 6 0 REGISTER FOR 11$ FREE DUWMG HWY. 17 - 92, North, CASSELBERRY | 4 - p c . Bedroom Suite INCLUDES — 95 * • Double Dresser Put comfort uppermost when you buy bea­ • Matching Mirror • Roomy Chest ding. BE SURE of the innerquality of • Bookcase Headboard every piece you buy FULLY REGULAR GUARANTEED VALUE! EACH Why Pay More 3 and 4 - Pc. SECTIONALS FOAM NYLON RUBBER! COVER! INCLUDES — 2 STEP TABLES with matching COFFEE TABLE, 2-Pc. no-sag construction SOFA, 100% Acetate Cover. 2 SOFA PILLOWS. 2 END LAMPS and WASH STAND! EASY C R E D IT EASY C R ED IT Beautiful Tube Construction Sturdy and Comfortable! Formica - Top Table 4 Plastic - covered Chairs for easy cleaning 5 Drawer ODD C H ESTS FREE TU R KEYS DOOR PRIZES SAVINGS INCLUDES — 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite 2 - Boudoir Lamps. Mattress and Box Springs 5-Pc. Dinette Suite. 2-Pc. Sofa Suite. 2 Step Tables P IE C E S Coffee Table. 2 Matching Lamps COMPLETE | OTH ER GROUPS P RI CED T O $999.00| OUR S T O R E IS J A M - P A C K E D WITH THE B I G G E S T S T O C K IN H I S T O R Y a \ �4 4 *i - » a Geneva Youngsters Take Ceneva ha» prize winning dairy breeders ui young Owen Cam mack and hii two sisters. Fifteen-year-old Owen received a blue ribbon in the recent thaw­ ing of hit purebred Jersey cow. "Pappy Tepper Rosebud." at the Orancr County Agricultural Pavi­ lion. If a grand champion cow bad been chosen in the 4-11 Club contest, Owen's Rosebud would have taken the pritr. • 4-M Judge said. Rosebud took first place ia the three-year-old class. Winning the slate paature essay contest for Seminole County ia an­ other of Owen's recent feats, lie received s 523 savings bond for his top county esisy on pasture Improvement, The Csmmsck girls also havt upheld the reputation of Fair Glades Jersey Dsiry, Twelve-yearold Catherine'* "Aim Mona Pris­ cilla" placed second and took a red ribbon in the two-year-old cow class at the 4-11 show. Frances, 10 the imallest Cammirk. has a fifth place red ribbon won by her "Luke Glady Blossom" in the competition. Ribbons were awarded on the basis of tha 4-H members record books, the contestant's activities In developing his anlmsl. the fit­ ting and conditioning of the animal, showmanship, and the Judges' score of the animat itself. Owen's pasture Improvement esasy told bow the Cammack fields were transformed into silage producing paature. After the land was drained to remove water and salt In the aoM. the Cammicks planted five or tlx types of gras* lo find which would thrive. Dm hundred acres of Pangola grass was planted in four year#, after the natural grass was burned off. The Cammacks have 1.100 tons e l silage for cattle feed ia their (we blue silos and stored ia a trench. The Geneva prite-wlnaara a n th# children of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Csmmsck. W EATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday. High today near 80. Low tonight about W. VOL. XLIX United Pres# I .eased Wire New Committee T _ A __ ^ PRIZE W INNERS Frances, Owen and Catherine Canuntu-k o f Geneva showtwo o f their bovine beauties.which won honors at th «4 -li Club show at the Orange County Agricultural Fair. Owen's "Pappy Pepper itnnehud” at left, took a blue ribbon at the show while Catherine's “ Aim Mona Priscilla" placed aecond in the two year old cow class. Frances' prize winner remained at breakfast as the picture was taken at Fair Glades Jersev Dairy. (S taff Photo) Is Musical Taste .Subject To Price? News Briefs Relieved Uf .lobs ROME (UPI)—Thirteen Ameri­ can officers, the enlire U. S. com­ mand at the NATO base at Izmir in Turkey, havfc been relieved of their jobs following an investiga­ NEW YORK (UP1) — The man who popularized rock 'n tion of alleged hlark market acrod faced a showdown with his TV employer today over livitiee, it » m learned here to­ whether money rather than art influenced hi* taste in music, day. Diee jock ey Alan Freed, already fired from his radio job #or refusing to sign a statement about "payola," was sum­ moned to meet with WNEW-TV officials on business prac­ .City Mey Benefit By Court Ruling On Slum Clearance "A w en t ruling by the Florida Supreme court may have opened the door for Sanford and other 0 municipalities t« gat federal fundi • for siam clearance?’ City NVana ger W arm Knowles said today. The court's decision held that ■rban renewal, when tied to slum clearance la a valid functioa of government. The ruling cleared the way for Sanford and other cities and towns In qualify far million* of dollars hi federal urban renewal funds. _ Sanford city officials will study "w a ys which will allow them to aharo in the federal funds. One pos.-nble Way, according In Knowles, m to submit a special enabling act before the neat seeaion of tha legislature. Tb* ruling cam# on a Tampa *s m . The court upheld Tampa's plan for alum clearance by a 4-1 decision. The majority decision was that public purposes are served in Henning up slums even if tha proV je ct benefit! tome private proper­ ty owners. Board To Vole On Drainage Levy Sanford's City commission will vote on a resolution opposing any additional nullage levy by the “ county lor drainage purposes if * In to he levied county wide, at the city commission meeting to­ night tn city hall. A >.int agreement with the fopnty allowing the use id that oft argued open drainage ditch for Sanford Ave. drainage at 2Sih 51 extending north will also be voted on. The Sanford Ave. drainage pro biem it scheduled for discussion between the city fathers and conn• ty commission chairman John Krider. Combining city and county regis. (ration records will also be dis­ cussed with Mrs Camilla Bruce, county registration supervisor. The commission will hear the re quest of Lake Minnie Estates for permission to connect their suer to .Sanford’s, will consider city payment of Sanford Greyhounds Class .t< ---------baseliatl ------funds — for —— 19C0. -----'" w ill discuss Ilie Sanford Housing Authority city services hilling, and vote on adoption of a new ptumh ini code Officer Shoofs Early Prowler tice of Um ‘tig Beat show. Jack Lynn, program manager, and Bennet Korn, general mana­ ger. said Uieir station is particu­ larly Interested In finding out how records are chosen for the show, how performers are paid, and who winds up with the money. The Big Beat is a program slanted toward* tern agers which features performers who panto­ mime the words lo records played in the background. It is a packag­ ed product entirely operated by Freed. Freed was fired from his WABC raJio record Saturday be­ cause he refused to sign a state­ ment saying he did not take "payola," t' r word use to de­ scribe bribe* paid tn disc jockeys by companies which want their releases pushed. Freed said he never took pay­ ola, hut would noi sign the state­ ment because ha considered U an "mault" to lit* "reputation for in tsgrity." Freed's troubles were but one aspect of the rapidly developing payola scandals, tn Detroit Sun day another tired disc Jockey held a press conference. Tom Clay, discharged by radio station WJBK, admitted tie took money to plug records and de­ fended the practice, lie said hi* payola earnings nearly equaled his fg.flQO-a-yvar salary, and said it wss Just "good business." However, Federal Communica­ tions Commissioner Robert E. U e said the practice was clearly a case of breaking Um law. He •aid any station on which payoi* is allowed can lose R* license. At Chicago the president of the Mutual Broadcasting System call­ ed today for a single honest pro­ gram ratings standard to replace ratings "perpeirated by hoax, by riggings and preplanning." Robert F. Hurlrigh said broad casters nes-d " i ratio: servur that provides a solid, fund amen tal basia for analysis and com­ parison—a »erv ice that cannot be swa)ed or inllurticed by the per sons paying the freight." "1 a in also for a rating service that give* s good rrovs section of listeners' and viewers' reactions — and not mumho - jumbo that can't lie understood," Burleigh told the Sales Marketing Elects lives of Chicago. Indian Killed HOLLYWOOD (UPD—Investiga­ tor* blamed dark clothes awl a foggy night fur the highway death of a Seminole Indian on U. S. UI Saturday night. Cowboy Henry Billie, about 45. was struck awl killed uo i)w Dania Seminole res­ ervation in West Hollywood. A slate trooper *„id the Indian was wearing dark clothes awl was al­ most invisible in the fog. Equipment Izost MIAMI (t'P I )-A Miami tfrvdg ing (inn bad little hopes today of refining half a millSn dollars In equipment it said was seised by the Cuban government. C'. C). Moody, president of the M A M Dredging and Construction Co., said the Cuban government seized a tug flying the American flag and other equipment on a pretext they were illegally in Cuban wa­ ters. Steady Prices LAKELAND (UPlt — Florida Citrus Mutual predicted "steady lo stronger prices" should result from a leveling off of grapefruit shipments last week General Manager Robert W. Rutledge said the shipments art "becoming more normal" after being un usually heavy in the early part of the season, lie a. id ahout 25 per rent of the projected total ship­ ments already have been made. Extradition Hearing MIAMI (DPI)—Former Dictator Marco* Pern dimmer faced a new estradiction hearing today on charge* by the Venezuelan gov­ ernment of murder, torture and embezzlement The Venezuelan government accused Perez Jim­ enez in documents filed last Septemtver nf ordering secret police tn murder four men and torture olhrra in hia nine-year dictator­ ship. It* alsti was charged with graft and stealing millions of dot lars from :he country's treasury. IV L* Study Tomorrow Way* to solve the county’s drainage problem* will be discuss­ ed tomorrow afternoon by a newly appointed five-man draining eon Irol committee and the board of county coin misiioners. Serving on ther draining commitlee are Warren Knowles, A. S. Merrill, C. S. I-ee. Harold Kastner and M. L. Cullum. Among the possibilities to be studied during the afternoon ses­ sion of the meeting will be for the federal government to match funds with the county under the Small Watershed program. Under ib* new program, Uie government matches funds with the local government to construct draining facilities. Fa lavished 19U8 SANFORD* FLORIDA Fidel Backs 1 p. m. Stocks NEW YORK t u r n - Block prices st t p. m.t Americas Airlines........ 23'k American TAT .................... 77 American Tobacco ............. 105'k Uallimora A Ohio .............. MW Bethlehem Steal ................ J4W U A 0 ................................ 70** Chrysler ............................. <34'■» Curtiss . Wright .............. 32v* DuPont ............ 254M Kastman Kodak ................. in4'» Ford Motor .................... 9# General K k ctn e .................. #»W General Motor* .................. M*t Graham • Paiga.................. 2W Inti. T A T , ..................... tt* Kel's .................................. tW-13* lavrillard ............................. 5*H Minute Maid ................. WW Penney . 117H Penn RR ........................ 5* Royal American ................ *W Sear* Roebuck ............. *OM Standard Oil tNJI ............. 4*3* .............. B 'v The Seminole County School Stndebaker ..................... M's Board wilt hold s public hearing U. S. Steal ou its 195# no county school bud gel Weatmghoua* EJ.................. •• at til a m. tomorrow in the county school office on Commercial Ave. County School superintendent H. T. Milwee said this morning Ihqj ho experts approval nf the mure thin ft* ad-ten hurUM when It i* sent In Tallahassee tomorrow. County schools will receive 51,903,HL’H m slate and fedrral funds for A Hire* isr hit and run arc idem the July 1959 July |9fz) fiscal year. un Lake Mary Kd. and XMh M. SJoT.Sm in county taxes. Spit,100 Saturday morning led tn tha arreat in district taxes and 56.730 from yesterday »f Sanford Negro Thom­ other sources, tn this school sup­ as Wade. port and maintenance budget 51.A ear driving north no Lake HAU.OOO will he spent on faculty Mary Kd. shortly after midnight salaries, 586.J5o for transporta­ failed to stop for a atop aign it tion, Sdto.614 for capital outlay, the 2uth St. intersection. It hit 500,224 to pay off debts, and 5770.043 for other * - \ -« and re­ the side uf ■ car driven west on 2tah Ht. by Kenneth E. Byrd, serves. police said The autn driven by The school board will use 53,- Byrd. 143 Country Club Dr, wss 370,859 ul last March', bond Issue thrown al another car driven cast lo buiUI and add to school build­ on aoth St by David E. Uoyd. ings. This will leave S-KM/JM left 103 Tangerine Dr. The car that from the Issue by next July. In­ failed lo stop for the stop sign terest and principal to lie paid off left the scene at the accident, on tha bonds this year totals 5-’44,police said 051. Hgt Hen Holler arrested Wade Tor driving without a license, fail­ ure lo yield the right of way and failure to stop ami render aid. Communist Unity Plan HAVANA (UPD — Cuban union, iata rebuffed Premier Fidel Catlew early today by electing # Communist fret executive eon*mittoa for the CTC union fedora- Public Hearing Slated Tuesday On School Budget 3-Car Accident Leads To Arrest ih t im Masons To Meet Tomorrow Night Hanford'* Royal Arch Masons will meet al 7 30 tomorrow night in the Masonic Hall Past High Priests wiH confer the Royal Arch degree. The Royal Arch Widow* will hold their regular monthly cov­ ered di'h supper and meeting to­ morrow at 6 30 in 'ha Masonic Hall dining room the regular meeting date lias been changed from the second Tuesday lo tha fourth Tuesday of •-a<ti month. NO. 569 Unionists Rebuff Castro; Elect Anti-Commie Board Lions To Hear Crop Specialist -Sanford Lions will hear the assi'lanl vegetable crop eperialixt at the University of Florida speak un Inter relation.hip of agriculture and butlnria at their noon lunch con tomorrow. Mason Marvell will speak at the Civic Center gathering a« part of the natkm-wide Farm Citv Week observance. U. N. Plans New Hungarian Study Tbo oaeoutivo eommtttre cbooon shortly after 4 a. m. by an overwhetming majority of delegates tn tha CTC convention included only throe supporters of ; Communistbacked "unity" plon, and all of them Identify tbemaeJve* ae non. Com muni*la. Although Castro ‘vad appeal ad directly tn Ib* ornsroottoo for unqualified adoption of th* unity plan, only It of met* than 3.00# dalegato* rotad agnlnat Ih* non. Communist execttUv* alala. The Communist* abstained. The eon vent km recessed after elect Ing the i m w oommlUe*. and it appeared likely that adjournmen! would follow <4*Mty. ................... ror me uec. 4 Jaycee Christmas march ia marked out by Paradti Mfrtidial Curtis Dunaway. Sheriff J. 1* Hobby and Police Chief Roy William* Uke a look at the way the paratlu will go from First 8t. and Park Ave. Th* Jayceea will accept late entries o f floats until Sntunlny. (S taff Photo) New Fire A n t Infestation Is Reported In County A new infestation of firs ants was reported -preiding to the Lake Harriet section, today, George Di­ ton. USDA inspector said. The new infestation m i reported over th* weekend ami local and fedrral authorities are beginning to worry because of the spread nf the insects, Diion said. Winn-Dixie, Home Damaged By Fire Two minor fire* during the weekend ranted damage In tha Winn Dixie Store on First Si and a home at 2125 Willow Ave Firemen reported that a defective light fixture caused the blaze at liie Wuin-Dixie store. w'"» damage confined to Ibr budding. Firemen were out 44 minulea before the fir* was undrr control. Late yesterday afternoon a home owurd by James Wade received minor (ire damage. The fire was caused by children playing with matches, firemen reported. I'lie fire was confined to a closet in tim horn*. Capsule Hunt Ends In Failure Downtown Clock 7 Minutes Slow New Art Center Hearing Slated VANDENBEKG AIR FORCE RASE. Calif. (UPI) — The United States suffered another setback ia the xpara race with Russia Sun­ day night when the Air Force aban­ doned its search for a tiny spacn capsule ejected from a Discoverer satlelit* in polar ortui. All efforts to recover the 37-by« 3.1 Inch instrument package wern hilled with the selling sun. The Unitrd States had hoped to recover the capsule aa it pararhutrd earthward or pick It up in thr vast Pacific. Naval vessels aim had assisted in the futile search. Thr Air Force had beped R9 seventh straight attempt at plae. mg a satellite in orbit and recover­ ing its capsule would give the r,tlion an important apace ago "firat.'* Neither th* U. S. nor Rus­ sia — so far at ia known — haa managed to recover a man-mad* objpet hurled back from an orbit. Memo to city of finals: Please •Tv the downtown cluck. The familiar cluck haa been seven minulea alow since a power failure hit th* area tad Monday. Some people are complaining Members nf the legislative dele , that they are lals fur ihrir coffee gallon and ruunly commission and ))rrl|^ county advisors to Gov. Collins '____ will meet "sometime later in the week" tn recommend a successor to David Gatchel as county *«mmisaioner (rum District 2. Gatchel vacated the county eoiti mission post upon being appointed LONDON (UPI) Most inirtxuax clerk of the circuit court h> nf advert Ilament in today's LonGov Collins two week* ago. The Times: governor will appoint the new rorn"Wanted An authentic jeweled inisiloner. royal crown having value quarter million pound*: (57UU,WWJ or more. Steel O utput (iains Write box F. 479." PITTSBURG (UP!) -T h e na lion's steel furnaces, roaring hark after a record-amashing ltd day strike shutdown, approached 90 per tent of capacity production today — Um 16th day of a Taft Thornton lutborutury reprxnentaUvea will start pol­ Hartley 10day cooling off period lution teats o f Iwtke Monro* next Monday, City Manager The American Iron and Steel Warren Knuwlc* laid today. tontxtui* estimated Ih* output of The tochniciann will Uk* water sample# nloac *he row ateai far (he flrat two weeks •outh aid* o f lak e Monroe awry day from went o f the at the Supreme Owrt hack lerailroad hridgo to a point near the Brumley Boat W o’ ka. work order *( upward* of 3.UJ,000 Tim ulgr will supply n bunt fur Um lent#. Know lea aaid. Wont Ad Lists Expensive Item I The three unity supporter* m th* new executive eomosittro war* CTC Secretary General David Salvador, Joau* Into end Joe* M. do la Aguilera. The olection wax denounced by Fauation Calcine*, loading pro­ ponent of Ih* unity plan, and Army Capt. Cuatavo Mat. leader of (ho airline worker*' uoioo. Cakinse charged that * n nonCommmust ilale gave important posts to "Mujaliataa"—support are of ih* re giro* ousted by Cnatrn last New Year'a Day. "The rightists and Mujaliataa art trying to aabutago the con­ vention." he mapped. "Opponent# The anil whose stings are harm­ of tha unity plan are an obstacle ful to humans and animals were to the forward movement of Fidel found in the Sanlando area about j Castro's plana, The convention had been mark* three weeks ago. ing time for more than 14 bourn Diion said that tha nrw Infesta­ when Salvador appeared to protion ia being treated with ant kill­ sent the data that had been ham­ ing heplocblor. mered out Ui overnight cooiultn* Idion reported that the principal liens behind the scenes. Among tho few resolution* adopt, danger from Ilia ants is to pas­ toral. Ha added that cows relux* rri during Ih* predawn hotira to sat in pasture* that have been was one denouncing the "unfriend­ ly attitude" of U. 5. armed fnrre* lid by tha ant a. Dison urged all farmer* in during thin month's anti-Ameri­ southwest Seminole county area can riots in Panama. The conven­ who ace the ant* ur mounds to tion also voted to asses* Cuban notify th* county agent's office workers 4 per cent of Uieir pay to finance plans for industrialisation it once. "As long as we know where the of the country. mounds are. we can bring this menace under control," Dison said. According lo Dison, more than 2,300 arres in Sanlando Springs have been treated with hrptnrhlor thus far. New Commissioner To Be Discussed UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP() -The United Nations steering com mittrevoted 15 In 3 lodsy to reoommHid a new airing in the General Assembly of the lT>d Hungarian freedom revolt and iLs brutal sup­ pression by the Soviet l'moo. The Soviet Union. Czechoslovakia and Rumania voted against in­ cluding the item on lh« agenda. The Untied Slates to!d the 21-nation committee that "apparently the • by police |end ofU.theJack reign Hickson of terror on is not in Osk AAve early was this shot morning. prowler and killed sight" m Hungary. George Smith, 1413 Oak Ave. rep f *d a prowler at his home a lit Je- after midnight, Sanford An open hearing U ached tiled tor police said. "I heard a nnij* on a shed roof 7:10 p. m. Wednesday on a pro ami the dog chased someone away. posed nrw commercial art eentrr Ttny went toward Park Ave." i u> the southwest portion a t the •sinfl told the police county, County Zoning Dirsesor Lt. Hickson arrived and prompt­ I Hob llrown said today, ly shut Um intruder—a large puo- i The proposed art renter would MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. H)59 Lake Test To Start HOSPITAL EXPANSION ORGANIZERS include Board Chairman A. B. Peterson Sr. and Seminole Mcmorui Ho.xpiUJ Administrator Hurry Weir, shown prep arin g to lounch the |&00,000 t-xp.UMkni project. An urchheot lo drnw jilamt for tho .'10 bvil addition will Ih- clioaen Dec. 8. Tho boord ut trustees announced that tin* hospital cun more than match 822*’),000 in fedaw.1 ftsudn lo bn ueed un the nddttion (Stuff I'holoj � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 20, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7cfbb4a56367a83d8ad09e3e2e463752.pdf a715295b0236b1f48743a3152dd92653 PDF Text Text r A f t 1 4 - W t i . V o r . i t , ICC# Clinic M tor • * “* __ U O U I W. CSANI. r* . a. a. c ~ t o t . N . Krfcaer. w r B, It « i< tki M PeyctotocM* to Asaerta M tu B d Dinctar to tto ' Selected NMtfetoM, i t luncheon, to **h*d; t, like all prtotaaioH. eared to rtcnuttog taJ kick KkaaJ p t n i M tor M toto Martaary CoBegg L ,j*t da yaa ttolato ««M to tto teetiea to M ptoy? to aor memtore aauto I tm u m th aoaa seem to /r t o i l to rn ttoir dad'* pr* .1 . V O C ID M U C U to M C I Pfcraldaaa tad lawyer* i t I n ---------- a to r prnfeaetoeal b m l privately a i k t tor _ m tbla very point ay have i p n t 3i ycara BtoMtof wp • thrlvto* practice, i t o (toy have logged for tha time v to o tto ir aoaa would follow to C atr laofatopt. "Dr. C raw , think of tto advant­ age*," (toy will aay. "Junior cm to aUrt oat wtora I have toft 00. Ato we’d to oafil, too, By havlag tto aama surname.'*Bat Juniar may want to ears* a t a faiturr to hia own right. Jehovah Wilness Meet Set Nov. 20 la s h Stafford, presiding mtoiitcr to tto Laka Monro* congregation to Jetovgh’a WIid u h i , baa torn placed Is charge of the equipment departmeat for tto semi-annual Florida No. B circuit aaaembly to to told In Be Auguitinr, Nov. JO-21, to tto Caatoo to Llgbtnar Moocum. Stafford commented that bit de­ partment will to itaffed by voluntoera. Ha predicts that about 200 of tto 1200 mlniitara that a rt expect­ ed to attend the aiiembiy will voltotoer tto ir aervicea free to one of tto more than JO department! aet op to handle tto operation of tto aiiembiy. R. J. boteon, an aiiociata millator. will apeak concerning the prop ecy of Daniel on the Friday evening program. According to Stafford tto highMght of tho aiiembiy will to the lecture "When la God'a Will To Be tv w ii'o -"w T .'r* ._ T r " " j * " ” Sund.u -l 3 ! ; . mJ B.Un*.,y J ? ^ dUlr)ct »up«rVisor, J, W. Kilion. Btafford estimates that about K dalcgltca from Sanford will allend Ito aiaembly in order lo learn bet­ tor bow to "Do The Divine Will" which U the theme of the aiiemWy. Hospital Notes "O r. Crane, 1 don't want la ride Dad'a coattail*.'* be may eonfcai __ I interview him privately. *Td rather enter a field m e re I am not known. Then, if I mtt rood. M will all be duo to my w*n ’ etfofti end I II get tto fell erode. “ But if I go to with Dod. peoplei will olwaya aey to paved tto way j ‘ I wXK tbwo never get any pratoe.** So pleaae remember two lawi of Vocational Guidance, namely (1) CM (tore fusteK wMb tto moatext. (2) Inflate your eon'a ego 1*111 your profeatoo or to will NEVEB like it. m nr n u u a a y t m is g Everybody kaa thia tattoo acroai bia cheat: "I WANT TO PEEL IMPORT ANT." When 1 recently inteniewed a •erica of auceeaaful mortician* a t to tow they firat got tote reeled in becoming a mortician, 1 found that tto ambulaoco tipped L< •cole*. “ When I waa a kid," * at the unual reply, ‘*1 waa befriended by our local mortician. "He tile d me to help him «nr day whea to waa ahorthaoded at a funeral. "And to praiaed me, saying I'd make a good mortician. Then he let me drive tto ambulance on an emergency call. And it wai tto grcatcat thrill of my life to whix along with tto airea terraining and the red light flickering. "Everybody got out of my way and f waa tto big ihot on tto highway.; 1 never got over that thrill, »o I decided to enter Morluary College.” Moreover. J have found that the. men who go into medicine or deniutry have often been predisposed in (avor of tboie professions even before the age of 1J yeara. So our Vocational Guidance need* to move down into grade ichool, lor it now u limited chiefly to bigb school and college age group*. Intrigue the intereit of grade achooleri with your ttouuairy or dental lab atxategy or your ainbulanc* aireni, and you tbua "git there luiteat”. Then remember that uiiivar*ai tattoo on every, bods’* cbeit: For further airalegy. aend for my "Vocational Guidance Kit.” cncloiing a itamped return an velope, piue 20c (nonprofit). It contain* an ''Inirovert-Extroren Tell*' and other Rating Scale* DO YOU BUY YOUR MEATS AT FOODM ART PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. — SA N FO R D JF NOT, A SK THOSE W H O DO. W E GUARANTEE EVERY PO U N D FLA. GRADE A •A BANANAS 2 49/ A -A * Altamonte Spring** Pvt. John R. McGavoek and Staff Sgt. Rob,r t ** J°nes, ton of Mr. and Mr*. «*"«• of toiogwood re c efllly joined ui "Exerciae Heaven Sent" a field training exercise in Germany. The Eighth Infantry Division exercise included a m i n parachute Jump, to Inaure com­ bat rradmeM. Eighteen-year old Pvt MrUavuck attended Foreit toko Aca­ demy In Maitland. He i* the *<m of Mr. and Mra, Richard K. Me Uavock of Allsmonto Spring!. w v REAL SAVIN G S T PUMPKIN P IC N IC S w ^ PURCHASE 2 PKGS.. PILI.SBURY’S PIE CRUST MIX AT REG. PRICE AND GET A 303 CAN ONLY ONLY DEL MONTE Sunnyland SM O K ED W HO LE *1wo Area Soldiers In Field Exercise MRS. FILBERT’S MARGARINE AND FAMILY HEALTH GOLDEN RIPE FR A N K S , v NOVEMBER IJ N ew School Delayed Admlaiiana TALLAIIASHKK (UPI) — An John Sclioendurf, DaBary Margaret Price, Lake Monro* attempt to speed up conttrurtuin of the new University of South Frederick Hardy. Sanford Florida at Tampa waa tempora­ Richard Dykes, Sanford rily stymied today by State Budget toon Mobley, Sanford Deborah Diana Grlner, Sanford Director Harry Smith. Suaan drum bach, DeHary Flora Rergitrum. Dellary R. R. Thorn**, Sanford Rettie Man llynn, Sanford Ada Smith, Oviedo lllvmltaal* Howard Hood, Sanford 1-dlie Davis, Altamonte Spring* Barth* Luw«, Sanford Barbara to* Johnaon, Sanford Johnny Allred. Sinlord William Dychei, Sanford NOVEMBER It .*-tmlvvlnn Doro.pi) 'lackey, Sanford Sutan ISacoti, ' cneva l iu p u iia n l new Emma Dorr, Sanford fn c tu a b o u t . . . Zalie Amleraon, Sanford Patay Menuiy, Sanford Rick Fitr -lord ’i» Mr. and Hobby Ander •on, fianfu ,i daughter Mr. and M n. Gjorga Hodge, Lake Monroe, a daughter DUmUvaU Roberta (iat.hcl, Sanford Dong Angel, Sanford John Morgan, Sanford Robert Allwork, DeBary Debirah Diane Griner, Ban today tome claim that uhtruiwd foril aaimal fata build up cbolc«i«rol in i Marie lievrman. DeBary ihe blood, while n/ueiurafcd vege­ Mm < :il toyrtle and baby, table oila may help reduce cholttSan.. uiol. Since evidence w still iikoaMra. . oca Allman ami baby, Sanford elutive. your dtxtor it the one to Candonr Wharton, Sanlord ad v i m you on (hit. Elms Bieaon, Sanford But you should know that Mrv NOVEMBER IB Filbert's Mat gat um u made liom Admiattowe only the lineal vegetable oiti, whkh Margaret toe, Sanford contain no cbolaaterol and ai* Louise Jcnkina, Sanford 10*; mtcimainl Mr*. Filbert'! it Lucille Morgan, Sanford couched with vhamini A and D. Xing McCall, Sanford it highly digestible, low in tall. Jam es Levi, Sanford Mildred Babcock, Sanford Result: a mutinous, htulik/ul Dismissal* source of qukk food energy , • . Lyle Lavender, Sanford a product you caa enjoy with « » Margaret Lee. Sanford fij*nc4. Compaie Mra. Filbert's Mary Holcombe, Sanford to any spread, at any price. Richard Dykea, Sanford Soph,* Went, Sanford Dorothy Mackey. Banford Mrt. mart’s MariariN Robert ohnaon, Sanford Fa< goto aatiag.. . and good haeithl \ Emma Miller, Sanford i SWIFTS FREMIL'M CELLO FOR FOOD KING ^ TENDER *1 MARGARINE SW IFTS vLMINOLE CUBE ST M K /BA CO N * * V go- <• 2 “* 29 BLUE PLATE PEACH • GRAPE • PINEAPPLE PR ESER VES FAMILY SIZE I PhokEN S p e c ia l s HI-WEST WITH BEANS DANDY GRITS KIDDIE I RIDES I MUELLERS ^ p t Lb. H a ; O ELB0 4 MACARONI 103 CAN 2i“ REG l!)c GIANT SIZE ENERGY R IS YOUR CHURCH AND CLUB OR SCHOOL SATU RDAY MAKING MONEY C« ,D wrap 31* nssuE27‘ 3 Rolls I REG. ROLL * * " I 3 LYKES LUNCHEON NORTHERN REYNOLDS (LIMIT I BOXEs T t THIS PRICK) F R ID A Y P . M . H OZ. BOXES SIIURKRESH CHEESE SPREAD 2 Lb. Loaf BOX REALLY FRESH DETERGENT FREE CUT BEANS MADE FRESH DAILY CANS OUR OWN PKGS. ’N - O N E DO-NUTS son BIRDSEYE GREEN B OZ. jtTOKKI.Y'8 H0L PKG. CANS ^ DOZEN LYKE’S PKGS. SKALD SWEET GRAPEFRUIT JUICE JIM SPECIAL TURNIP GREENS MUSTARD GREENS COLLARDS PKf; CORN LB. JAR McKK.N7.IES JEANS PARKER HOUSE , AR(;K ROLLS # FLA. GRADE A I^VRGE WITH IM illR K TODAY HIBISCUIT 2 7S KRAFT C | DINNERS FOR 14 Oz. Pkgr. C O O K IE S 29c VALLE) KARO C | SYRUP 11a Lb. Six* �I —1 Merchants Offer Specials And Extra Shopping Hears t mercht»nta will «tart wekomln* »hopper» officially tomorroTi’i « " “own,own »torea staying open untu o p. m. Thy atorca will keep the** apecial Frt°*y ■nopping houra until Chriatmaa and the merchanta aay Friday night apeciala will highlight the extra hour achedule. Aa a guide for ahoppera. The Herald today ia featuring a apecial Chriatmaa Gift Guide Section to aid in eeieeting aomething for that "apecial" person. e S T It e § > m tfn rd H e r a ld WEATHER: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers becoming less numerous tonight and Friday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight ia mfal t f » VOL XLIX United Press leased Wire Kalabliahed 1908 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1959 SANFORD* FLORIDA Ka Bulletin PITTSBURGH (UP!) — The nalion'i major Heel companiei an­ nounced a new proposal (or setdement of their bitter contract dis­ pute with the United Steelworkers today hut the union promptly re­ jected it. Hie USW action virtually doomed voluntary arttlemrnt o( the hiatorymaking controversy during the to­ day truce ordered by the U. S. Supreme Court in Ihe llSday walk­ out of soo.ooo union members. The companies proposed an eco­ nomic package which it estimated would coat them 30 cent* an hour per man over a three-year period. They coupled It with a plan o( negotiation and arbitration for *eldement of the thorny local working condition* isape. which appeared the chief stumbling block in the road of settlement. Low Bid On Sanford Ave. Widening Is $298,381 Tlie county got a good price todu.v tin the widening of Sanford Ave. from 25th St. to Ginderville aa the low bid of $298,381.19 wits one of three bids Mow the coat estimutc for the job. Bids were opened on the project at Tnllahaaaee this morning and County Atty. Mack Cleveland Jr. reported that 11 firms bid on it. Apimrrnt low bid was submitted by R. B. Tyler Co. of Louisville, Ky. Two others below the original estimate of $333,000 were placed by C. A. Meyer Paving ‘Co. of Orlando at $3M.0.">9.85 and by W. H. Armston Co., Inc. of Dunedin at $317,359.67. Thin project U in the budget an part ot th« county's $1 million bond issue and the below-coat eatimate bid was taken aa nn indication thnt “a little extra money" may be aaved for application to other propneed Improra* menta. This project will result in the four ianiny of Btfk ford Ave. from 25th to Ginderville. giving acceaa to thy Naval Station and downtown traffic, which has incroao ed greatly. Construction will include paving of the etreot, ph*« all drainage lines and curbing involved. News Briefs Cl Production To Stop CDR. NORMAN M. MCINN1S was given a aendoff dinner at Sanford's First Presbyterian Church to mark the commander's coming departure from Sanford. .Mrlnnis will leave the presidency of the church's Men's Bible Class ns well as hia VA 11*3 commander’s post Nov. 25. Giving >lcInnis a Bible is class Vica President Joel Field as Secretary-Treasurer Robert Deane looks on. The commander will go to Whitby Island, Wash., and VAH-123. Capt. F. G. Edwards, formerly with SHAPE in Paris, will replace him at the Sanford Naval Air Station. (Stnff Photo) Three Lost Boys Found In Woods I p. m. Stocks DETROIT (UPI) — Ford Motor Co. announced today it is discon­ tinuing production of Its Edsel lines of ears which were Introduced only two year* ago. Ship Fire SAVANNAH. Ga. (UPI) ----- A Dutch freighter loaded with paper pulp, resin* and cotton caught fire in Savannah narbor early today hut the blaze was brought under control in less than two hours. The ship, identified as the Loppcrsum. was lied up at an Atlanta Coait Line Railroad wharf. . Inspections To Halt NEW YORK tu r n - Stock LAKELAND (UPI) — The atate price* at l p m.: Cl 'was expected to stop inspecting American Airline* ............. 2 t't fruit in inlra state shipment today on Ihe suggestion of tne Citrus American T A T ........ 7* The commission rec­ American Tobacco .... lav Commission. ommended Ihe action to Agricul­ llaltimore A Ohio .... 41 ture Commissioner Nathan Mayo Bethlehem Steel ...... M'. Wednesday tiecause of a court in­ Three South Seminole youngsters are back in school C A O ....... 70'* junction brought by Ihe Lake Coun­ today after being lost in a dense wooded area near Lake Chrysler ....... 6t>, ty Citrus Sale* Inr. of Leesburg. Brantley moat of last night. Curtiss < Wright ....... 32 *• The three boys, Randy and Gregory Pfeister, ages 7 and Blocked ............. 2fi»‘s Effort Ill* AN'I) OVER goes Sanford Police S g t. Ben Butler as FBI Special Agent 9 and Bryan Collins, 9, live in the Like Brantley area and are DuPont WASHINGTON (LTII The Kastman Kcdak ................... 99'* Commerce Department ha* block­ Bill Eddy stands ready to catch tha flying policeman. Former Notre Dame a members of the Seventh Day Adventists school. . . ................ 71'• ed an effort by the Soviet Union and Green Hay Packer football player Larry Coutre gave Butler Ihe free j After leaving schopjyesterday ford Motor ride in th(Ot*nonstrutlon of defensive tactics at the FBI elaaaea here yes­ buy '»• y<toat*i irth 4if Anirrl £ . . . . > S> ■.ti^ 'Jjte d it» tpeneral tXyiirlt: ran stvitpo!-. ste«. department terday. Cniltr* headed yesterday'* instruction. (Staff Photo) 3D* lake a walk in is*jwTO w , ;jr7 " said Wednesday night the appli­ 3'« ■ ...V 's.til r O rakani . Paige . going around the lake and kept cation* were disapproved under re­ Int. T A T . 40'* gulation* prohibiting shipment to around in circlee." Set's .................. ■U« Ml Communist countries of material* At suppertime, \uilr parent* be ............... . 40‘* Having strategic value in wartime came worried, called tbe school l-orillard . 21'i Circuit Court Judge Voile Wil and Ihe sheriff* office and asked Minute Maid .............. Unity Responsible Penney ............ it: liam* today di*mi**ed a arcond de lor help in locating them. MONTGOMERY. Ala (DPI) _ | A search party was organiied. Penn HK gree murder charga against a San ......... ,. In* lord Negro woman on the advice by Sheriff J. I.. Hobby, members Royal American ................. t 1. Sen. Spessard I.. Holland said of the A*»i*tant State'* Attorney. of the nearby forest l-iki- Acad Sear* Roebuck ... .vo • Wednesday night Ihe .-muth'* unity Annie Ruth Shaw had been ac­ emy. and Lake Brantley resident*. Standard Oil tN J) .. Ui'n wa* largely responsible for the Some 50 persons combed the Studebaker cused of stabbing her husband. K. 2 6 * . sucre** of thr last session of Con-1 WASHINGTON (UPI)—A feder- winch were filed with Ihe court licera accused of misconduct, was .......... imi capable of being Impartial ia I). Shaw during November of last area around the lake from about U. S. Steel ............ !M'« gross. Holland said the new labor al judge h** been asked to oust months ago. They said "no reasonable hope llidfa'a case. 7 p m until 2 a. m. today when Weitmghouse Kl. . .. OH' < management art, economy in gov­ James H lloffa as president of year. ernment and the cutback in forBoard members are "stooges" of substantial reform of the Team Assistant State's Attorney Tom the boy* were found. flgn aid would not have Iwen the Teamster Union ami bring him xtrr movement ran he entertained of the Teamster chief and would "We were just about ready to Waddell Jr., asked Judge Williams realized "without Southern sup to trial on corruption charge*. while James It lloffa and hi* cron­ "whitewash" any charges against to dismiss the case because '*wr call tt quits." said Charles Bee Boosters Club port " Tlie request was nude Wednes­ ies control (lie administration of him, the rank and file teamsters just don't have enough evidence i t r, a l.ake Brantley resident and said. They charged that lloffa con­ onr of the members of Ihe search on how the man died.” day to U. S District Court here the international organization." Meets Tonight Budget -Problem Tile reliel group argued that the spired to rig hia own election to "He could have (lied from hic­ party. by Godfrey P. Schmidt, attorney union's general executive board, the 550,000 a year union presidro"We kept calling their names Tile Seminole High Boosters' AUGUSTA. Ga. (UPI) - P r ts i cups for all we know," Waddell over and over again without get Club will make plans for 4 Dec. dent Eisenhower today intensified tor 12 rank anil file teamsters which normally would Iry union of-Icy. said after Ihe dismissal. ting an answer. It waa a cold I football barbecue at their meet­ hi* effort* to whip the big fed­ The group asked Federal Judge night and we feared the worst," ing tonight. All parents and espe­ eral budget for the nett local F. Dickinson L ite In name an Bee/er said. cially parrnls of football players year Into final »liapr before he de impartial board of eiamlnrrs to "But shout 1 a. m. we heard are urged by club president Gor­ part* for Europe Dee 3 hear 161 charges of misconduct shouts coming from a clearing in don Bradley to attend the I p. m. Th* Preredent obviously U hav­ against lloffa and report bark on the woods and then* they were meeting. Football coach Jim Pig- ing to spend more lime resolving their verdict. huddled together, cold and hun­ *»H will show film* ot the Bishop Intra-servire differences over the They said neither lloffa nor the gry." he said. Moore game at Ihe gathering in big military budget than in year* teamster*' exrrutiv* board had It aeem* ihe Uuv« boy* weie Nrminole High'* musir room. past. done anything about the charge* Sanford Kire Chief today urged all resident* to he especially care­ flying kites in the area and just Many of the tviwwritera in San called Ihe m relinj one of the lost their way. "Wj decided to ful during Ihe furthcoming winter ford were •, "t for about 20 "largest" in many months. months ol checking oil heaters to just huddle together and wait for A door prize of a dressed turkey daylight and then go home," they minutes Hus morning a* some 92 prevent fires. wai swarded to Mrs. Ila llouv said. "With ihe euld weather coming secretaries suit their employer* liolder bill ll.e must unusual prize The hoy* weren't scared in til* in, the biggest percentage id our were guest* at the n.unth'y meet camr as * surprise least . . just rold and hungry. fires now will he due to faulty oil Mrs Florence Mapes, secretary Ing of the Chamtwr of Commerce heaters.'' Cleveland said. for Ihe rounly agent, was a Coffe Club. He urged residents to make sure Charlie Morrison, public rela­ shucked young lady when she wa* all heaters are checked carefully tion* director for Ihe clumber, presented with a live rlilckcn. and cleaned before they are light However, Mr*. Mape* had the ed choice of exchanging the bird for "Make sure there is no oil leak­ a dressed turkey ing from the flues and be sure Among the secretaries who a t­ your flue is in good working con­ tended the coffee were Mrs. Er­ dition." Cleveland added. With the hunting reason schedul­ ma Anderson, Miriam Atkey, Bev­ The Kire Chief also reminded all ed to open Saturday the County erly Bender, Mildred Chorpening, residents on Ihe importance of Judge’s office ha* been "swamp­ Marylatu Danyluk, Larrainc ratling Ihe department before ed" with person* wanting to get Deane. Patty Galchel. Ann burning leaves during Ihe windy their licenses. .Seminole County holds the record Haynes. Mrs. R E. Higgins, Mrs. months ahead low for Ihe number of forest fire* Irene Jones, Voia Lambertaon, Mrs. Letha Fowler, office secre­ in Ilia slate this year a* it ha* Sue Loechall, Mrs. Andrew Detary reported that over auo hunting for a number of years. According Will. Masine Fkern, Marion license* have b«en sold over the In Hanger Boh larveritt of the Flor­ FarrlU, Mr*. ,. Fowler. past two months with approximate­ ida Forest Service. Ihe rounty ha* ly 75 sold yesterday. Aria Lundquist, ’ mi.se Malone, had «7 fire* in 1939, it had 105 in Floreoee J. Mape*. Polly Milam. Mrs Fowler said 573 stale be 1951. Mrs. A. Mosel, Maude Ramsey, enses have been «old and 257 coun Levrrill, speaking to the Green Ruth Scott, Mar Sheppard, Polly ly license*. Bar members of Lake Mary Scout Jack Smith, Dorothy Swain, Mar­ County liren** telle for 52 ou aod Troop 2(2 at their meeting last ian William*, " rs . Janie Shoe Casselberry developer Hibbard $7 50 for a tiat* license. Cauelberry said today that he night, said that six of 10 fire* are maker. Mr*. Selma Gonzales, the result of carelessness. will build 606 homes next year in Ruby William*. J,a n Staflord and A film wa* shown stressing the Mrs. Camilla Brue*. the • town's Lake Kathryn Park ' B ( ) r b e C U e , B O Z O O T importance of preventing (ires and A plat of lire Iota was filed in methods of handling ihe lire moat To Be Saturday Plea For Rezoning the rounty clerk's office yester­ effectively once it ia spotted. Sanford's Congregational Christ, after the Casselberry Town Th* ranger urged scouts to ad­ I t day Council approved thr (ot plan ian Church Friendship League will vise the public of Ihe necessity in To Be Heard Again Tuesday The 600 three bedroom hold a ch.tken barbecue on the reporting any fire immediately to The City Commission will meet homes are the beginning of 3,000 church grounds Saturday. Pro the Service by phoning TK I (551. with the city lulling hoard at houses u> go to the l.ake Kathryn ceeds from the barbecue and af­ TIIE FIRE ANTS ARE HERE, USDA Central Florida Diatrirt Peat Con­ Keeping Florida Green" ia an­ I p m. today to discus* a request ternoon bazaar will be used So area. Ca*«elberry said. other project of th* troop which i* Iota on Sanford Ave. between 23th trol Supervisor Cart Smith told Seminole County farmer* at a Farm Bureau The home* in thr 512.000 to help furnish th* parsonage. led by Hank Demers. lots on Sanford A between 23th dinner meeting. Smith (minted out the aoiithweat county area where Tickets may be purchased at 516,000 bracket wig have one and In other bureneta at th* meeting, aod Mth streets. Realtor W. M United State* Agriculture Dept, and Slate Plant Hoard peraonncl have tww bath* aod a l will be air coo the grounds. Tbe first tarving th* 13 members present planned for Dietrichs baa asked that th* Iota biMsii working to control the stinging anta. State Plant Board Inspector tfitkxsed Tbe terrazso doors sod will be at 5 p m. The Ethel Root i Camp e-cide at Camp Ia no- be rezooed troin residential so Charles Youtaey, center, and USDA ln*| xtor George Deain answered eement block walla will be lop Ctrrie la tponvo'ing the bazaar ,chee, Nov. 27 29, and a meeting that a neighborhood grocery and ifUMlions about Um anta. (.Staff Photo) S6 l p. K. t neat Uoadajr aiyhi he b**kk « Murder Charge Is Dismissed Teamster Group Asks Federal Judge To Oust Hoff a As Union President Fire Chief Warns: Check Oil Heaters Secretaries Leave Keys For Coffee Club Break Hunting License Office 'Swamped' 600 Homes Planned At Casselberry Forest Fire Toll In County Low The Sanford DrBary entertain­ ment Assn, opens its concert aerie* al I p. m. today In the Civic Cen­ ter with a performance by Ihe Slot son Glee Club. Ticket* for ihe concert may be purchased at the door and season tickets also will b* available. Tbe ticket sale* cum mute* urged (hot# who already have paid for season ticket* tail who have not picked them up to get them at tonight'* concert. The .Stetson Glee Club, directed by Harold Giffin, will be (be first of a aeries of outstanding attrac­ tions including the Florida Sym­ phony. scheduled Feb. I, and thn Joae Greco Spanish dance troupe. Torrential Rains Hit Southeastern Portion Of State MIA3II (UPf) —Torrential r .jw continued to faU across southeast Florida today, flooding many sections of Dad*. Broward and Palm Beach counties. Ocean Ridge, a community t6 miles smith of Palm Beacb, im­ ported seven inchew of rain la tbe '.’(hour period rod mg at M;10 a. m. today. Moat of it fell to 6 two hour period Wednesday eight. Pompano Beach had nearty four inches ia a 90-minute period. Rainfall was generally abort two inches ia corumuaMiee from Palag Beach to Miami. IJUIo letup was la sight lor lb* arcs for the real of the day. The Weather Bureau said fee »how*r# were triggered by a eold front which stalled at Lake Okee­ chobee Wednesday. A maa* of warm air from tie Southwest today routed a record November cold wave, Tit* Weather Burraa said th* last effects of the arctic (rant that art record temperatures and left font deep -nows when it reached thr East Coast were fading fast. Temperatures acmes the natioa climbed alowly above th* normal seasonal average. Two Orlando Men Hurt In Wreck William K Metcalf of Orlando, who suffered a fractured pelvla in a south Seminole County auto accident early yesterday, wa* reported to be in good condition at Orange Memorial Hospital last night. The early morning crash hap­ pened when Metcalf tried to make a turn from old highway 441 onto the new 441. Th* car left the road at about 60 m p h. and struck a pine tree, wrecking it. said High­ way Patrolman M. T. Crawford. Metcalf also suffered arm la­ cerations and a passenger. Ken­ neth Pierre received severe forehead lacerations, Crawford said. Church Schedules Sale A t Altamonte The womrn of Christ Episcopal Church of Longwood will sponsor a rummage sal* Saturday in the parking lot by Ihe food market at Allamont* Springs, from • a. m. to 3 p. m. Oviedo Qualifying Deadline Nov. 28 Oviedo City Clerk T. L. Liny* pointed out today that any can­ didates who wish to eager lbs Dec. 1 city eiectiaa fur mayor or councilman must qualify by Nor. 7$ Candidate* ay qualify at J ~4l w �■ i f - J f b a r i. N ot. 1 9 ,19S9 H sfa rl 9m A Experts Hunt Ones To A ir M ystery* CM President ATLANTA (UPI) - Over Mishap )~rfinrr, l Mteh. (UPI) - Fortner • t a m l Motori President Harlow , « • Curtice, an iraa-willed Industrial titan, grieved like ■ until I n r i boy today tv ar the death at • *Wfy deaf friend1’ killed by a •to t Curtica fired at a duck. Parm er CM Vice Prealdcat Barry W. Anderson waa itruek by Ito chars* from Curtlca'a sun Wednesday when to ilood up in a deck Mind and stumnled Juit a* CWtke polled the trigger. I t o Malt tore away the upper right portion of Anderaon'* head. 9 t lout consciousness ImmediateIp aad dtod about an hour later w tta Curtice and other hunting aampaakmi carried him toward t o p an the Canadian mainland. Cuetlc*. Anderaon, Georse Kenand Arthur Brown, a DetroU ■reprrtentative, had •te a hunting together at an exatolivc 7,600 acre preaerva owned I f K an ed y 'i Xelaey-Hayea Wheel Co. af Detroit, oo St. Anne Iiland. I t o Mend I* at the juncture of the ■L Clair llv a r and Lake St. Clair oddeb farm the International boun­ d a r y to t tenon Mtehlgaa and OnIt teak the party about an hour to pet from the duck blind to the torotto# lodge by truck and boat, a iU M c e of about four miles. Wtoa they arried oo the Cana­ dian mainland with Anderaon’* tody. Curtice talked to Canadian ffttm c la l police for about an hour M d than ruabad to tho American awe to the international water* and d m e to Anderson's home a t Ann •!€«.• iooui 90 mil Altoc# Mich., about to m ilts away. "1 am deeply grieved,’1 Curlier « U an arriving at tho ,Anderson tom e to roneola the widow wido of hi* "Harry Anderaon waa my BurnhamStays On IOCHUTER, N-Y. (tlPI)-El- w ar Burnham, who guided Pur* am UatveraKy to a perfect leannn to 1M», ha* consented to fe­ es head coach of the Uni- of Rochester oven though ■■ J» to * ton retirement age very dear friend for many year*." He then went iniide and talked privately wlUi Mrs. Anderaou for about 20 minuter before he left for hia own homo at Flint, another to mile trip. At home, friend* shielded him from reporter* but prem­ ised he would meet with them to­ day. Curtice and hi* companioaa have tinted duck* on the openins day of the Ontario m ssosi at tho aame 1prrserv* every year far elghl w Florida Cities Study New Slum Clearance Ruling about la quit for the day when the accident oc­ curred. Witnesses (old tiw lam e story Curtice himicU related to Ontario Constable Owen Collin* who queiHoned him about tha accident. "He said b t had Uk*n aim on the lead duck In a flight and pulled the trigger ju it ai Anderaon atumbled in front of hi* gun," Collins said. The lodge operator laid Ander­ son may have become "excited" at sight of the ducks overhead. Collins tald there appeared to be no doubt that tt was an accident, but that there probably would be an Inquest anyway. He said tha matter had been turned aver to Canadian Crown Ally. S. A. X. Logan and that the question of an Inquest would be discussed today. A neighbor of the Anderaou, Dr. Albert C. Kerlikowike of the Uni* venity of Michigan Hospital, broke lbs new* to Anderson’* widow. Ha said "aha sensed something wrong as soon u I walked to" and asked "Curley, la eomethlng wrong —hai eomethlng happaaad to Har­ ry?" But he said aha took tha new* well — "She la a alurdy woman, capable of standing on her own feet." Anderaon, who** body waa sent to Ann Arbor whara be lived since retirement in 1U«, wae GM vice president in charge of personnel. He would have been M on Christ­ mas Day. Curtice, nicknamed "R ed," re­ tired Aug. to, 1VM, two weeks after hi* Mth birthday and after 44 year* with GM. Ha bacama president of Ihe world's largest corporation when Charlea X. Wilson left to be­ come secretary of defense In 1W. I U TALLAHASSEE fUPI) - Ftorida's cities studied ways today to take advantage of a Stole Supreme Court ruling which will allow them to than to federal funds far alum clearance. Apparently only • tow of them— Tampa, Tallahaiaoe and the M municipalities to Dade County— will he able to de ae any Unto HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL PROCEEDS ware presented to Southaide Elementary School P.T.O. president Don Balen at a school Parent Teacher Organiutlon meeting Tuesday night. Carnival chairman Mrs. Cheater Guerry presented the check for 91,838.68 while attorney Ken McIntosh, left, and P.T.O. aecretary Mre. Ruth Carlton looked on. McIntosh wa* the main speaker a t the meeting attended by about 200 parents and teachers. Quotable 'Outstanding' Farmer Quotes Talks To Kiwanians The Seminal* County Farm-City Weak program began aarly when Florida's Outstanding Y o u n g Farm er yesterday told Hanford XIwanlana "What Agriculture Means To Kvary American." Jack Collier, of Ocala, Jaycea farmer award winner for lU t gave the first of four talks on agriculture to he heard by Sanford civic cluba LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Son. 3. through next Tuasday. William FulbrigM (D-Ark.) discus­ Development of water facllilies sing President Eisenhower's plans and conservation of topsoil were to visit Europe and the Middle emphasised by the Marlon County fsrmar. The 344 million people ex­ lo s t: "1 wish Elaonho t r would taka pected to live In our country hy experts Instead of trieudo on Uio IMS wilt need more food, Collier said. This means more water will top." be needed. New Industrial devel­ NEW YORK - A city weights opment* also concentrate where and m anure* Inspector quoted by there la abundant water, Collier butcher Moony SeUgmen to ■ pointed out. Miakedown far monthly pay m enu For each United males eititen to the short-weight scandal: there are now about three acres of "If you don't pay up you will tillable land In Ihe nation. Tha have to give IS ounce* to ths country's average depth of topsoil pound, and you know you can't for growing la about six or seven exist that way." Inch** v.So you see wa are only inches away from starvation," Col­ FLINT, Mich. — rofiner Gen lier said, pointing nut that Japa­ eral Motors President Harlow If. nese and Korean soil has already CurUce after bo accldentaly shot been eroded down to bare rock. end killed bis friend, farmer UM Telling ihe richness of Florida Vice President Hsrry W. Ander­ agricultural resources, Collier said son: that the stale's VM.bOO acres of • i am deeply grieved. Harry cilrus make a Hit- largest citrus Anderaon was my very dear producing area in the world. Flor­ ida has SSQ registered herds of friend for many years." purebred beef cattle, 300 mllliun acres of fore*! land; 28 race­ horse breeding (arms in Marion County alone. Limestone in the soil sttracted the horse breeders to Marion County, the young farmer ■aid. "When we attempt tn introduce new Industries in our communities At ths November meeting of the we must never saorifice agrlculUnited Lutheran Church Women lure, for it is Ihe hand that has fed of Sanford'a Good Shepherd Luth­ us in Ihe past and the hand that eran Church, several projects were will feed us in the future," Collier said. approved to be completed for the Sanfurd civic club speakers ob­ holiday aeason. serving the fifth annual national Clothing la being collected to b* Farm City Week Nov. 20 M will be sent tn Lutheran World Itallof. This Dr. II. H. Clarke, Professor of col let- turn wilt end Sunday, Nov. 22. 1Agricultural Economic* at the UniFor the December project a don­ i verslty of Florida who will speak ation of wrapped Christmas gifts at Ihe Civitan Club meeting to­ from lha women will he sent to the night, anil Maiun Marvel, Assistant Lutheran Children's Hume and the Veielahle Crop Specialist at the U. Home for the Aged. The nest U. L. C. W. meeting will he held December 8 at the imme <jf Mrs. Cleata Hatfield with Sira. Virginia Hrtasey serving as en hostess. At that meeting tho Christmas boxes will be prepared Tor mailing. failed Frees la to n a lto u l NEW YORK— Normas Thomas ala-lira* presidential candidate of the Socialist P ty, accusing some group* la this country of trying to oontlnuo the -old war: "To tha military M moans such power and prestige as they never before enjoyed la actuto w ar." Holiday Projects Planned By Church R THE F A.MOl'S Christiani Sisters will be coming to Suntom tomorrow to perform in the King Piothei* Circus with allow* ut 3.30 mid 8 p,m. on the American Legion grounds on U.8. 17-1*11, The circus will ho sponsored by tha 40 Sl 8 Club of the Legion. of Florida who will talk to the Lions at the Tuesday luncheon. Dr. Clarks waa scheduled to spaak to the Jaycecs this noon. Bryan M. Grady Dies At 63 Bryan M. Grady, 63-ytaroId 2418 S. Willow Ave. resident died Wednesday in Seminole Memorial hospital, after a short illness. The former accountant was a member of All Souls Catholic Church, a World War One vete­ ran, and a member of Veterans' Barracks 488 of Sanford, lit served on the Mexican border In 1914. Mr. Grady came to Sanford from .Miami In 1954. Surviving are bis wife Mri. Minnie B. Grady of Sanford; a brother, Thomas C. Grady of Mi­ ami; a niece, Mr*. Leland Jackson of Mscon, Ca.; two nephews. Trank* M.JHrafly Miami and Thomas 17 Grady, who is with (hr Marines at Quantico, Va. Funeral Mast will be at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at All Souls, with Rev. Richard Lyons officiating. Burial will be In Highland Mem­ ory Gardens, Forest City. The Rosary will be recited tomorrow night at Brissun Funeral Home. Postmasters Plan Meeting Sunday slcj p h in e * UP TO 42 MILES PER GALLON delivered In Sanfurd Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a newhome? Your Welcome Wagon Koataas will call with g ift* a n d f r la n d ly greeting* from tha com­ munity. E*ca "Law Sundays C hannel Seminole County Future Farmera of America are planning a Greenhaod party, parent and son banquet, a party at Rock Spring! and a Christmas party for their activities this year. The Seminole chapter will send four boya to tha state convention in Daytona Beach and two to forestry camp. Softball, horse­ shoes, public speaking, quartet, parliamentary ->r edure and barmonlra event* with other chapters A government study found th a t1 are planned. The state FFA gives annulment and divorce ra id are awards lo county chapters that highest and (he probability of sec­ lead In activities. The Bemlnole ond and third marriage* greatest j branch won a superior award last among women who were wed for year. the first lime at the age of IS Dates have not been set for tha or younger. parties. SMALL 800 CAKS ARE OUR BUSINESS NOT A SIDELINE! FRENCH FA 2-4095 F A '2-7936’ or FA 2-1736 e If Uiero was an explosion, (ell. Jale streaks will show Just wher* on the plane it h ppened. A liny gear, stopped In a certain poii. tion. may show whether direc­ tional controls were functioning properly. Gear mechanism, which wirnlP not change with the impact of a crash, might give some cluei. So would the posltlor of the land­ ing gear retracting mechani-m, A propeller with Ita blades hem outward Indicates that th plan* hit th* water with engines on If they a n bent inward, the plana want down with anginas stopped. Investigator* do not discount the possibility of sabotage In su c^ mysterious accidents, They gtvP scrutiny to th* baggai*- comps n msnt and to bits of luggage. Tha presence yt certain chemicals, or searing burns or clothing or cabin portions of lh* plant, would in­ dicate • blast. If th* fuselage Is stretched and torn, It'a a pretty good indieitmi to an explosion In the air or on Impact with the water. Condition of tb* vlctli also la highly Imports la Uia lungs would mean they drowned, bane* warn a f t* after tbo plan* hit. It's a prim same, tola par­ ik ticular kind But success ties la on* it's ae taf* of Jig saw punle. In solving such pmof tho reasons why to fly nowadays. Army Can't Win * PABIS (UPI) - Pariiamant demaadad to knew today whether (be army toh strong enough to fight Brigitte Bardot for tb* plotsura of the company of her ner­ vous husband. Tbo army wouldn’t say yes and It wouldn't say no. The question exploded in, of all places, a National Assembly de­ bate on President Charles DeGaulle's plea for a nucltar mili­ tary fares. U climaxed a national tumult over whether BB'e husband, actor Jecquee Charrier, waa pretending illness to avoid .army duty. Two days after he was drafted be was in tb# hospital with a "case of nervts" but three days alter that was back In Brigitte's arm* in Pari*. And two daya after that be wat Petty Officers' Dance Saturday back to th* hospital with those old devil MTV**. The w ar to C hanter's nerve* struck army Minister Pierre Gustlaumet while hw wat urging fel­ low lawmaker* to allocate money for atomic bomba, Jati, and bal­ listic mtsallas. Up jumped Deputy Roland Boiadet, nauaUy a DoGaull* govern^ meat supporter. "What I want to know 1* wheth­ er all recruits are submitted so the seme obligations when they enter their regiments even If they come from the arm s of a movie star," Boudct said. "Very good! Bravo! Bravut Bravo!" boomed other deputies, leaping to their feel. The army minister looked pained and re­ mained silent. Military a o u r te f laid later they would study Ihe problem of Charrier’* nerve*. As for Boudot, he vowed he would not vote for ths DcGaulle arm* budget unless the army was prepared to fight Brigitte fa* Jacques. Sanford’a Chlto Patty officers' Club will bold a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Saturday night at the C.P.O. Club on the Naval Air Registration Open For Dance Lessons a wlB s fulnish the muait far the T:30 p. m. dance. Costumes a n optional but prises will be awarded for the best out­ fits. A door prlae will also be given away, A f t .38 corned beef and eabbage buffet dinner will precede (he dance. Hostesses far th* event are C.P.O. wive* Mrs. Harold Sundvail, Mr*. Charlea Golloher, Mrs. Norman Canter and Met. Andrew J. Bolton. Registration it now open for the Hanford Recreatlop Department * second series of baUroom dancing lessons. The program taught hy Howard Milligan will start Nov. 30 with claaaes each Monday **><-» ing. Teenage Instruction wiU he *4 T p. m. and adult etasaes at 8 30 Th* Civic Center session* are limited to 3o to a class, with a p » plicant* enrol lad on a first come,* first serve bssis. Th* eourv* lasts 10 weak*. I NTRODUCING: PICTURES OF SANFORD’S MOST MODERN HARDWARE STORE It’s Hardware, We Have aee our big new aelection CHRISTMAS CARDS Different Designs A 11.00 Value $149 I Box BAKE LITE ASH TRAYS or » Safety Designed 39 1 Aa lie Value Your Walgreen Agency Drug Stora 2. V Y U JK sm T flo io A Q o . FFA Announces Year's Activities aRfH into the Qulf Nov. II, Stag 43 persons. The plane was -lying s normsl over-water course from Tampa to New Orleans. It was In contact with the New Orleans control lower. But after a pilot’* routine report — silence. Then, hour* later, discovery of sa oil sllek, and bodies and pieces of plsne floating In ho water. What happened? That's tho question tho Jig-saw exports try to answer. These are tho •facials from the airltoe, the Federal Aviation Agency, the Civil Aeronaut!** Board, m seufeetur ere of various parts of tho piano and other ropresentotivea of tho Alrilao Mints Ann. o to thorn wort on the ____ _______ Rttjr far out____________ to tho Gulf ihortl after tho wnekago waa located, already beginning to salvage every tiny place to tha plane that could bo round. la lha wa rehouse, tho ploeos wilt ho sorted, sprssd out on tho B ov and given alnnto examina­ tion. So far, only chunks to matal havo been found. When and If larger portions to tho plana aro rotriovad. an actual attempt like­ ly will bo mad* to roeonotruat tho airliner. Ivon with largo gape, enough to a piano can often bo sssomblod to anawar many of Uw whyi to • • unaccounts hi* air die- »f gift* tint! HuppllcN fur a Merry (hrlMmiiw! • FAMOUS COSMETICS.......... Revlon. Lantheric, Rubinstein, Malchahalli and other* ........... • SEE OUR URAND NEW STOCK OF TOYS . . . . • CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND ORNAMENTS . . . . • A TEMPTING ARRAY OF CHRISTMAS C A N D I E S .... of tha Ptainsniun" n t 6:00. Is Dade County, t h e ____ ___ ton fovemment commission (Met ro) could pass a local set to make Miami and Its other town* eligible far federal funds. Metro la the only local government to the au to empowered to write ha own local acts. Tamp* and Tallahassee had en­ abling laws pasted to the INS session of the Legislature. Tamp# to ready to start work on clearing out a 40-acn alum area. And Tallahassee la expected to clean up a 15-acre slum section near the Stats Capitol. other clUca will have to wait for the next session of ths Legis­ lature In 1081 — unless s special session la called before then to pass enabling legislation. The Supreme Court, in an his­ toric decision for lbs state, held Wednesday that urban renewal, when tied to slum clearance. La a valid function of government. The ruling cleared the way for Ihe slate’s 350 cities and towns to qualify for millions of dollars in federal urban renewal funds. Florida la one of only a handful of state* that has never realised any federal fasda for this purpose. The state constitution forbids the condemnation of private prop­ erty for private purposes. Fre­ quent efforts to ra-writa ths con­ stitution and thus share in federal fund* have failed In the Legisla­ ture. The ruling came on a Tampa cate. Tha court upheld Tampa’s plans lo clear out and redevelop the Maryland Avenue slum area. The court waa split 4-3 on the ruling. the majority dec trio* was that public purposes are served to cleaning up slumi even U the project benefits some private pro­ perly owners. The Fifth district pailm isteri will meet Sunday at 11:30 p. m in Leesburg, Mrs. Juanita 'Dicker district secretary reported today. A business meeting will follow a basket lunch. The meeting will lake place at lh*.community cen­ ter in Venetian Garden Park. Plana fur postal organisations at Christmas will be the highlight of lh* meeting. NEWCOMER 7 D A strange National Air Lines DCTB that £ f-a a v puitl* la being pieced together this week in a Biloxi. Mist., warehouse in an effort to solve ■ baffling mystery of the skies. Truck* have brought to the warehouse at Kataler Air Force Rase a pile of twisted junk, aot recognisable aa a sec* sleek and iturdy airliner. This wa* Ihe recoverable material from ihe SA VE R O U M I L L A T — and — HERE ANDERSON FA 2-0392 On Tha Corner By The Clock Uur Sl'U Hii.xti GOODS and AMMUNITION DEPAK I 31KNT HUNTING SEASON OPENS SAT. NOV. 21st IMPLUMUNT and 216 S. Oak Av-r. Hardware FA 2-3093 I �. HOUBIC.ANT CHA N T I L L Y D U S T I N G P O W D E R , E A U DE T O IL E T T E * f0JTOMO^oWfNfiiN«R * G IL B E R T a n d L IQ U ID S K IN SACHET A delicate lacy gift of the lovely, lasting Chantilly scent for , nur toted ooe. leur|ets GIFT SIT Makes action models of rides, trucks, radar towers, etc. Easy-lofollow directions. In­ teresting. educational... ton* EveninginParis Evening in Paris Spray Mist Perfume Essence and Dust- Let him ride the range right along with his TY Favorites. Attractive, sturdy. Q A A Regular 5.00 Vil 0 .0 0 5.00 PBI KCl MATCHABtLlI PERFUM E HONORS Perfume latoritesl 4 Vf-dran crowns of Wind Song, Stradi­ vari, Beloved and Duchess of York. Howblgwnt Chantilly DUSTING POWDER. 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The famous scent of Old Spice lor the truly mas­ culine mjn mAlter Shave Lotion &Cologne. Cukit rtuvfeff wer to romp around to* t*«*l CuikMy, lawiKobitd “far* SMoa kith pngl# hvito. 2T tatf. 2.Vv (I SOLD IXCUISIVUY : AT REXAU. STORES V alue fRONV day PA*fr P e p p e L e P O O C H "> H o u b ig a n t’s A sure-to please charmer! Chantilly Eau d« Toilette Spray Mist in Noel G 1 C banded bo*............ f'U,» 4i OJW., 16 and M RPM lor music to.-ri ol hi jg.v! H'gb (piatity, 4 -..if-tl (ioi table Tweed Cologne and Delme Talc... a gift presentation for the n \ i lady who revets in the 'i n luiury of her bulb ph-jnojt hVi by Vamrj- (air Full volume tinge, bn# uprsdctt'uw. DON’T FORGET TO GIVE HIM CIGARS K I N G S ’, S 4 M E N ----- im^T~ Tobacco Pouch Friendship Garden Two ounces ol her favorite tudet Water and HindABod/ Lohon in Gift 100 Pig. Ret. 1.50 . . I . U U after sh ave l o t i o n o»a __ — » 'UkkUk. w^ With' Butch'1jUuciuicat, until u'.d shears. 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Aperfect 0 7 C gilt tor her • • • • • w APPLIANCE v OF 1000 USES Gleaming gold flagons of After Shave Lotion, Cologne & Talc for your knight! MAJESTICAELY PACKAGED giaO u <te»n Petfeet gift for the traveicr. Plastic containers of After \ Shave Lotion and laicum. �Q UIT PICKIN ' O N ME! pull Umm . Boutbtf d ta e e ilra te d ' that is tbo 1 W OMMcraUe na. tioaal roavoaUoa wfcti bo broil* a eU lm e U whleb lad directly and alnaat hnroodlatoly to th* MoUastka af Adial E. Slovenian, Boutbor la No. 1 maa la AFL. a o . Tba orgoalialion published tbit woak a pompblat an tba rec* ord of tba last u aiio n of Con*1 gratia, wltb empbaile on labor legislation. Hila pamphlet glvca % frloodly pluf !• Keimody, despite tba HaebtaliU. Tba pim pblal caatan S lf Labor's fii on what tba union latdera ragarda ai Big Labor'a tnemlei. "hey are: Pro*, ideal Eletnbower. bla Cabinet, big White Hoote Hall guul Vice Free, idaat Richard M. Nixon. Theyf were, 111 Labae aayi, the chief My LTLE C. WHEN WASHINGTON (UPI) - Next year'* Doaom tie aomlnatiaa far president probably la riding an Big Labor'a (fatal dedalon on reapaaaibility (or tba 1*3* labor fora bill. «■»*> Big LabaTi deeUion may not MIL Sea. John F. U*: Mass.) la m tn dearly Identified CttF N w f « WarraM Kuowlaa iadudad aihaat la th e 'O M B iM e n a ra d a at Ha last m atin * which aaawarad M d s S n a f “why a community should pUn.” The potato ia it wara wall pmontod. Hara they arc; “Wa paa la order to create tha kind of physical and y eBfM M M Bt that makaa people and organisations I ta laaata aad reauila in the camaraaity. i plB M tB fM a proem ia anraatlag and rovoraJmot urban dreay, and ana proem lnmakin* tlaa hattar ia all napeeta than vtu attklaat urban community, r is art a msthod of fladlna way* for opondn* trif but rathar a ptocaaa daslsnod to obtata th* fancy and lasting banaflt from sach dollar d m . ataa otbar comuaunity facilltiaa for aawcoaara of A t laait 100 morn paiacofor can added to community traffic aad to the demand for parhlnr spaces in tha buaiaaaa ooator aad aUawhara; A» iacnaao la tha aanual budgets of the city and coun­ ty, requiring a total of $50,000 ia now, or added tax “Community pianolas la IntalUfent forethought applied l i the developm ent 0f a community. It lnvolvca setting down |B wordf, mapfl and charta a guide for public officiate and private eittsena to u u In developing and using land. This plan Is commonly known aa the comprahanaiva or master plan n r tha community. I t ia rogulitad by tfag votara of tha community and ita LoigaPackars Lose To Small CHICAGO (UPI>—While the da•Um Ja livestock slaughtering at Chicago's famous stockyards baa la ttic e d national publicity, another tepnatast ehaigo has taken place (kata almeet unnoticed. * M u m compiled by tho Union Stock Yordi and Transit Co. show the many "sms whose combined J * gw . iv iQ in O U ' !% _• u /. UOIfV WC D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D lA M oyi lito to K i t e IXLItopt c lie n t <uuL) . drink* UDuU-wfUai Im MlamftF * ! MVtM 14. U n d e r * T .& M B U Photo-, . « . F u tu re return tree, froon (a m i SfcMUtro Washington See-Saw By WIN PENDLETON One of the first bills to be Intro­ duced in the Congress la January will call for the creation af a United Ita ta i Court of Labor-Mualim ent Relations. Tba bill will be submltltd by Senator George Bmilkers. Tba purpose of tba Court -will be la prevent prolonged usllouwide labor trouble similar to tha ileal atrlka. Tba Court will bav« Jurisdiction over Industry and la­ bor when collective bargaining has reached an impasse. The Court, as proposed by Sen­ ator Bmalbers, would be made up of five toon appointed by tba Proa(dent. These men would have Judi­ cial backgrounds end would not bo a cron atetian of labor-mana l a ­ ment-business. This would be a made last waek. Since thin, lotion have eoma lo bii office from ill parti of (he country. Moat of thorn hove been In favor of bla plon, al­ though there have bean a faw who accuse him of being "anti-labor." Tho Senator malatalao that he la not siili-labor, but that “ wa are a nation of prudent and roaponiiblo people, and methods can and mutt bo devised lo equitably resolve dif­ ferences where collective bargainlog fall* to achieve result* In the national Intoreat. The achlavamont of this objtclivo will ba bonaficlal to both labor and management and fully protect tho publle Interest." Von Broun Signs Name To Posterity v e tc h ttB a itk y couth fobbed NEW YORK (UPI)—Uko Holly­ wood colobrltloi implanting their footprints in concrete, rocket sci­ entist Dr. Werner Von Braun re ­ cently signed his name for poster­ ity—but In a material more appro priala to tha apace age. Von Braun'* signature was writ­ ten in a new quick-hardening mate­ rial called “astro-ceramici,. which ia primarily utod In molding toola to handle such spaco-ago llama aa beryllium, titanium and molybden­ um. Tho oceadon was construction of Republic Avialion Corporation's now Rtseorsh and Development Center on Laag Island, N. Y. n it *p M L itu u m 4 1 Move furtivol? Had such a court been in exist­ ence during the recent steel nego­ tiation!. tba case would have corns before It aa soon aa labor and maoagoraent appeared to be deadlock­ ed aad prior to tba walkout. To data there baa been no reaction to Smatbera* plan from otbor mem­ bers of tha Senile. This may bo due lo tba raeosi. Tba Senators art not in town. Moat of them probably haven't even road about it. Also, Smatbers hasn't bad an opportu- new idea—knowing they will have lo live with that opinion during tha next campaign. But, because of the steel strike's effect—Con­ gress will be looking for some fair way to curfa strikes—and Smalhcra' plan will probably find soma strong support. President Elsenhower looked lo CENTERVILLE, Ohio (UPI) Even the candidates were con­ futed over the outcoma of this little southwestern Ohio commu­ nity's recent rice for mayor. Unofficial election returns had shown James Kelley winner by throe votes over William Gimbel. Than tho official returno cam* In. each candldato had 403 votes. Tha Board of Elections calltd In tha two to leklle tha m alter by (ho only means left-the Uip ol a coin. Keltoy called beads. The coin was spun and cam* to rest on the board's book ot minutes. It was heads. Glmbcl offered Kelsey his hand In congratulation, then turned to leave. But the diction ulfU-ials called bitn back. The coin had dipped down onto tha table. It was tails. Kelsey pm out his hand to con­ gratulate Gimbel. "I'm contused," said Gimbel. Swept Into Office MIAMI (Up]i _ Voters swopt incumbent Mayor Robert King High into another two-year term by a big margin Tuesday. High polled 10,741 voice. Former mayor William Wolfarth ran second In the live-man field with *,141. A lF u actU U U B Thursday, November 19, 1959 Farrell's Arcade Package Store 310 Eaat Viral, Sanford Wo Giro Top Yaloa Stamp# Florida twice last week in his search for qualified men for two ton appointment*. Alan S. Boyd of Miami waa named ao a member of the Civil Aeronautics Board. Mr. Boyd ia at preseat tba chairman of Uh Florida Railroad aad Public Utilitlat Commission. Ho baa been a member of that Commission Anotbar Floridan alovated by the president wao Brigadier General Chester Allan of tba Martee Corps. General Allen waa promoted to Ma­ jor Ganaral and waa namad Quar­ termaster General of the Marines. Gsneral Allen is from Auburndale. He li a graduate of tba University of Florida and recently served a i president of the Washington chaptsr of the University Alumni Club. Both appointment! will be sub­ ject to the approval of tho Congross when they meet In January. NEW YORK (UPI) - Alleghany Carp, appeared beaded far a taite of aome of tba madklae It baa bean diablag out for tba peat I f y a rn —a presy fight all ita awn. Alleghany and Ita chief exocuth e Allan P. Kirby Lava been be­ hind m in t of tha Mggeat financial elaibca la history, Includlog tha famoui ISM battle for control of tba New York Central Railroad. Now, developments of late la it week Indicate that tba giant holdlog company will be on tha re­ ceiving aad af a proxy cootaat that could poeaibiy rival tba New York Central battle la notoriety. Millionaire Kirby baa beta ac­ cused of acting In “ bad faith" by Beaton financier Abraham M. Sonnabtnd, who, togatbar with a w a ll group af aw oelolu, recent­ ly acquired 700,000 d u n g af Al­ leghany common stock or about 14 per cent of tba total common shares outstanding. Kirby holds about a 10 per cant common stx k Interest, but has righta to purebaae a substan­ tial amount of additional com moo shares. 11a also holds a big sum of preferred slock. Sonnabead made his charge when informed of the discharge of David Wallace aa Alleghany vice president, aad of Xlrby’s In­ tention to recommend Soonabend'a election to the Alleghany board of directors. 'T consider this an act of bad faith in violation of what I un­ derstood to bo a gantlamaa’a agreement between Mr. Kirby and myself." Sonaabend stated. Sonnaboad ta holding an informal conference In New York today, at which time his plan of action most likely will be disclosed. The prixe Is n big one. Alle­ ghany, in effect, controls tha S3.300,000,000 Nsw York Central system through a 17 per cent in­ terest, and the 3 billion dollar In­ vestors Diversified Services, lnc„ investment firm, through a 33 per cant interest. It also bat a substantial inter­ est in the Missouri Pacific Rail­ road and la tha giant real aetata firm of Webb A Knapp. FOR YOUR THE STORES ■ u g u w ugiaUtioa la 1 M than la any otbar preildenUai hopeful. AFL-CIO teem i unable to make up ita mind about Kennedy. Uattad Piwaa Iataroatlooil re­ ported from Washington laat week a ruckua In tba annual mown- tlaa af tba AFL-CIO laduftrlal union dapartaaat, whlcb U tba CIO alaaaat af aer gad Big La­ bor. Tba aawarbaan aapaaitloa of ranalutlaa which weald beva pra le­ ad Xaaaady aad Pvt ether Demo­ crats for their peaUtaa on labor laglalaUaa this year. Kaaaady waa tba only Demo­ crat aacag tba alx wba Is countid amaag Urn presidential hope­ fuls. Tha maeblnlata were—and aro-a gainst anyoaa who toted for tha LMdrum-Grlffia Mil. Tba pamphlet alia aataa that the fa. voraMa Laadrum-Grlffla vote waa la part la response to an ava­ lanche ot mall (ram angry citi. tans. It w u an iv alaseb t which Big Labor could not match, da> spite Hi IS mllllea members. Tba dlvlsiaa in tha labor move.ro meat aver asMSimaat of blame for the Laadrum*Grtifla bill ig likely greatly ta raduca the influroea at labor leadera at next year'e Democratic national con* ventlon. They have had In the past a veto power In Democralla eaavantiaai. They used It ia 1*43 an Albra W. Barkley, la Aley accused th a n of eboatlag programs u d etndl. dates to gala “greater control over ro tba maeblrory aad poUclts of tba Damocratie Party." AutamaMla Workers* Wnltar P. Reuter waa among throe who wanted to give Xaaaady a cheer. Tba end result of the commotion was that the resolution was safe­ ly tucked away without an exploalvi finer fight iter Kennedy as a fttoad orTre af Big Labor Xraaady caa count Beuthar's friendly attitude a t a great and valuable political aieat. Reutber la amart and powerful. He knows the political ropes and bow to free Cokes ... Prizes and Souvenirs! Opw w uf Today, Friday and Saturday V. 8. ROYAL TIRB DISTRIBUTOR 24 . HOUR ROAD SERVICE 420 FRENCH AVE. Phonct DAY FA IN T I • NIGHT - FA M l FA 2-7344, FA CONVENIENCE LISTED BELOW Cowan's Echols Bedding Co, Gwaltney Jewelers Gormly, Inc. Gumm Jewelry B. L. Perkins ft Son B. E. Purcell Co. Randall Electric Ro-Jay Robson Sporting Goods G arrett's Hollywood Shop Ivey's Jacobson's Dept. Store Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler Kel’a 5c, 10c, & 25c Store Sanford Electric Co. Sears Roebuck ft Co. Sweeney’s M ather of Sanford Miller Radio & Appliance McCrary’s 5c & 10c Store Powell's Gifts ft Office Supply Sanford Furniture Co. Sanford linoleum ft Tile W ert ’ Jewelry Wilaon-Maier Furniture Co. W estern Auto Stores Yowell’s �t frn ftri T ru ll $ a J id w T h u rg , K e v . 1 9 ,1 9 5 9 — P a g e S fo u J u UOKA CIRCLE Flower* and dried malarial* > wera used la interesting arrangementa to emphasise the program on holiday decorating, presented far Ixora members at the Nov­ ember meeting, at the home of Mri. B. B. Hollingsworth on Washington Dr. In introducing the program, Mrs. T. W, Mcro said that the aim of the circle was that each meat la the home for each mala I holiday of the year. For New Years she displayed a large white alyafoam clock, with hands pointing to 12 and highlight­ ed with red Brasilian pepper ber­ ries. Another arrangement in a cocktail glass, was a graceful curve of mum* made by Sirs. Andrew Bracken. Mrs. Robert Rosamond's holiday was Valentine’s day and in her arrangement were dark green ’ leaves, forming a heart, filled with red pintas. Accenting the St. Patrick’* day theme were light greoa carnations used with blonde driftwood, created by Mrs. Frank Donahoe. Mrs. J. K. Terwtlleger Jr. dis­ played a spring or Faster ar­ rangement, composed of wood and whlln mums. Closing the program with an autumn thame, Mrs. Mens showed I striking arrangeI snent in a low round, (all hued squash, made up of artichoke blooms and gripes, bseked with black leaves and scotch broom. The chairman, Mrs. Wight Kirtley, welcomed new member*, Mr*. Richard Deas, Mrs. W. S. Evans and Mrs. Vernon Mire. It wai annou—ed that in the future, the garden cluub would choose two gardens of the month. One a pri­ vate home and the other a busi‘ ocas establishment. included in coming events are: A tour of homes March 22 to 24, • conservation workshop snd class on seafood cookery, Jan. 22., in Leesburg; a n a r t association lea and display Nov. 29 at the Civic Center and the annual Christmaa tree lane, Dec. 2 and 3 at the Orlando Garden Club Center. The group voted to contribute to a fund being raised to conatruct a slat house at the state penitentiary at i'.aiford, to be used as a rehabilitation project. Mrs. David Bcch spoke to (ho members concerning a n n u a l plants, stating that those to bo planted now, should be givrn plenty of sun. Preparing the ground la also important, she said "Dig down ona foot and add a mixture of peat, organic fertilizer and cold smoke." WOODROSE CIRCLE Members of the Woodrose Circle of The Sanford Garden Club enjoy­ ed a program given by Mrs. J . M. Fahey, at the home of Mrs. R. A. Hollingsworth. She gave an Inter­ esting talk on the art of growing Miniature Trees, and displayed several of her miniatures. Co-hoilcas for the afternoon was Mrs. Leonard Dewitt. Others pres­ ent were, Mrs. James A. Brown, Mrs. George Bergstrom, Mrs. Wil­ liam A. Dinkins. Mrs. James G. Dole. Mrs. D. K. Dorman, Mrs. Wendell ltolmer, Mrs. Ted Lewi*, Mrs, A. B. Montford, Mrs. James McCoy. Mrs, John Peters J r., Mrs. H. S, Pouiler, Mrs. John Stankiewiecy and Mrs. A. A. Wilson. PALM CIRCLE Cecil Tucker Seminole County Agricultural Agent, was guest speaker at the Palm Circle meet­ ing at the home of Mrs. Harry Oakes. Assisting Mrs. Oakes was Mrs. Frank Patterson. "Conservation is everybody’s business, and in spite of all the space age planning going on. we will still dopand upon the land as our natural resources for food, shelter and clothing; our blessings lie in the land;" were some of the statements made by Mr. Tucker. lie gave a most interesting ami informative talk. He reminded members that with the steady in­ crease in population ainee 1930, that by 1973 the use of land will be less because of encroachments of homes, highways amt industries. 11c staled that the entire nation ha* become conservation con­ scious. Local organizations are as­ sisting district and county boards. Navy Glui> Plans Dinner Class Holds Sale Mr*. L. D. Steele was hostess to the November business and so­ cial meeting of the Dependable Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church, a t their homn 206 Elm Ave., with Mrs. C. Jt. Jones as co-hostess. Mrs. H, B. McCall presented the devotional, using as her aubject, "Thankfulness." Following a short business ses­ sion conducted by the president, Mrs. V. L. Smith, a market basket sale was held. Refreshments of pumpkin pie, nuts and coffee wera served to Mrs. Mildred Butner, Mrs. C. L, Wallis. Mrs. Jack Hadercr. Mr*. Ben Todd. Mrs. A. L Estcrson, Mrs. A. I.. Skinner. Mrs. John Callahan. Mrs. S. A. Murphy. Mrs. A. K Shoemaker Sr. Mr* Smith, Mrs. McCall, Mrs. T. C. O’Steen and the Rev, O'Stcen. .MllS. LEO CARTIER will model this Iduck and white Alim line nhcath drea.4 at the CPO Wives Club Fash­ ion Show tonight nt the N.A.S. Hal Iroom. This one piece dress, with n two piece look, in designed for afternoon or after five wear. Poorly-Ped SACRAMENTO, Calif. Teen-aged girls are the most poor­ ly fnl group in the nation. Their mothers com# next, then (heir boyfriends, says Dr. Gladys Everson, hrad of the University of California home economics de­ partment. "The adolescent girl wants to be slim, beautiful and popular," Dr. Everson said. "Oiten she rrfuses to drink milk for fear it will make her gain weight. Rut studies at Iowa State College have found that milk drinkers are ac­ tually more slender than girls who don’t drink milk." ar*> M iTHESE .MEMBERS OF T H E NAVY W IV E S CLUB are preparing for the Thanksgiving dinner dance to be held Saturday nt the Shrine Club. Left to right they nrc, Betty Acord, Carolyn Leroe, Nell Kutzer, Mary Lelghty and Pnt Foster. (S taff Photo) Mrs. H. M. Ramey Guest Speaker At Women’s Fellowship Program Mrs. H. M. Ramey of Dsyluna Besch was guest speaker at the November meeting of the Chris­ tian Womens Fellowship. 3!rs. Ramey is district secretary of (lie Christian women’s fellowship incuding IS churches. Shr spoke concerning the orga­ nization and what it means to her. She staled that it is primarily a missonary organization, that works in three ways; worship, study and service. Stic reminded members that after they come close to God through worship, they must study to learn the ntcdi of the world and how they can serve. State projects for this year include* ny­ lons for Japan, cancelled stamps, itrms for Thailand and bandages fur lepers. Mrs. Rainey closed with the thought. "Christian Women's Fellowship is ,i group of informed, com milled and concerned Christian women, working together. Mtsv Flo Bishop, president, pro- Oviedo Cooking Out? No. t Rust Headache I CHICAGO (UP1) — Thirty-si* per cent of 6,!0u borne owners checked in a survey listed the family auto as the No. l "rust beadaehe." Gutters and downspouts were Hated by 27 per cent of the per­ sons surveyed; acreeni by 21 per rent: garden tools, 17 per cent; other tools, 12 per cent; metal outdoor furniture, 12 per cent; . nillheads, to per cent, and gar­ bage cans, S per cent. The percentages totaled mure than loo bocsuso many persona lilted mora than ona rust problem. Personals Bex Cionli, chairman uf (he Halloween Carnival, is announc­ ing that the net profits derived MARY KUNA BURTON celebrated her elxth birthday with n group of amounted to $301.32. He expressed friend* a t the horn* of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo in t Burton IV, on Stiver appreciation to the many who Lake. Balloon* were used for decurution* anil favors nnd games and re­ helped and lo those who attended freshments were enjoyed. Guests included, left, front row; Mnrv Ncnl helping to make It a success. Tucker, M artha Parker, Melissa Echols, Mary Edna (the honored, Garland Wallace Kelsey, who lias hern Harden, Leslee Graham and Jlmi Lynn Ross. Back row, Ed Van Fleet, stationed at Csinp Gordon, Au­ .Indie Mansfield, Carol Anne Bromley, Joliu Tucker, P atty Stanley nnd gusta, Ga., was horns for a couple Stove Weir. of days prior to being sent to Okinawa for three years. Wallace "Only a few (lower.*, carefully* is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. George arranged, can dress up the home. Kelsey. Mrs. J. It. ltcaslay and her chil­ dren, Jimmy and Rose Mario, ac­ companied hrr brother, Homer Ballard, of banford, lo Omega. Ga. to visit hrr son in law and TH URSD AY law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I’inccrcst Church visitation 10:30 Georgo Biggins. Lillie Mary Jones, small daugh­ a. m., 7:W p. m. Cltnir practice 7;3Q p. m. tille rs meeting 7.3o ter of Mr, and Mrs. Ben It. Jones, has returned lo her studies p. m. Practical To Have Youth Fellowship of First Chris- : at Kindergarten after an absence tian Church libgti School age of over two weeks due to Illness. The brunswick stew dinner servgroupt meets at the Church, ti:3o So Nice To G e t ! ed at the Fir-t Methodist Church to a p, ni. in Uvlrdo, Wednesday night w ji First Baptist Church Rujil Am­ i huge success. L. L. FauJk cook­ bassador* meet at 7 p. m. S. S. be ed ami domicil the brunswlck gmner I department party at the stew. Ladies of the W.S.C.S. help­ Church, 7:30 p. m. Bible survey ed with the serving. Approximate­ class. 7:30 p, m. BROOKFIELD ly 200 attended. First Presbyterian Church Cub John David Beasley, son of Mr. Smut, 7:30 p. m. and Mrs. J. G. Beasley, is now Boy Scout night at Methodist * working with the Food Fair Mure, Men’s meeting, 7 p. m. in Winter Park. The Brunswick Stew dinner held FRIDAY at the First Methodist Church Bible Survey Class at Pint last week netted a profit of $300. Ilia mother missed him one Baptist Church 7:30 p. m. Double Choir Practice at First day and when he was found, he Christian Church 7 to Up. ni. First had been visiting alt the neigh­ hour regular rehearsal, last hour bors with a paper hag, saying, WOOLS AND BLENDS "Twlck or Tweat." Christmas music rrhearsal. Church Calendar SPORT COAT jf $24.95 OTHERS AT $20.95 Sob Q h u m ls rii Q u t t < r m e m 's 115 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. K U & w e a r SANFORD FA 2-15.15 sided at the business session. H was announced that a new circle has been formed and that Women's Day will be observed at the i hurch, Dec. 8. with Mrs. J N. Harnett as speaker. Others taking pari in the service will be. Mrs. G. W. Morgan, Mrs. V. H. Grant­ ham. .Mrs. Howard Hood. Mrs. J. L. Horton, Mrs. Kyle McMillan and Mr*. R. W. Ramey. OviedoClubHas Turkey Dinner The Oviedo Woman’s Club met Friday In Fellowship Hail of the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Charles T. Nlbiack, chairman; Mrs. John Lundy, co-chairman; Mrs. G. S. Moon, Mrs. T, L. Lingo, Sr., Mr Harvey Joe Slay­ ton, Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr. and .Mrs. R, L. Ward served a turkey and dressing luncheon with trans­ parent pie, for dessert. Gueals were mat at the door by Mrs. Slayton. The Interior of the spacious room was the topic of conversation. Each table bore a different decoration, per­ taining to the Thanksgiving mo­ tif, with fruit and flower designs in baskets, vases ami horns of plenty. The speaker's table was centered with an Ardcsia arrange­ ment. Pumpkins, figurine* of tur keys, ducks ami chickens blended with the spirit of the occasion. Mrs. Jaek Dodd introduced the guest speaker, Morris Hall, presi­ dent of Orlando Junior Cuticle. He spoke about three books he considered of great importance for study. They were. "From the Earth to lIk* Moon", by Jutes Verne. "The ('(immunisin' Mani­ festo" by Karl Marx and the "Holy Bible". Mrs. W. H. Martin reminded members to bring some Items for sale at the December meet­ ing. Proceeds will go toward the building fund. Mri. Warren Mc­ Call and Miss Dorothy Patterson were accepted as new members. Mra. Lynn Mosler gave a re­ port of rite seventh district meet­ ing in Leesburg Mrs. Martin was namtd chairman of the building committee, with Mrs. A. A. Myers. Mrs $tae E. King, Mra. II. G. Smith and Mrs. W. T. Walker. fis A A o n a h Friends of Mrs. Edna N orm al will be interested to learn that she is recuperating at her homa from a recent Mart attack. She la able Hostesses for the meeting were, to receive phone calls and visitors. .Mrs J. W. Knight and Mra. G. W. Mr. and Mrs. Claud# Green* a t Roland. Others attending were, Macon, Ga., announce the birth at Mr*. Ramey, Mra J. L. Horton a daughter. Nov. 13 a t the Macoi* Jr., 3lr*. J. L. Horton Sr., Mra. Hospital. Mrs. Greene is the for* Barnctl, Mrs. W. II. Young. Mrs. me r Muna Jobe of Sanford. Grantham, Mr*. Lester Tharp, Mr. and Mrs. J . Blythe, 104 Tem­ Mrs. George Ellsworth, Mrs. ple Dr., have relumed from n trip Frances Jobes. Mrs. W. C. Clause, to New York City. While there they Mr*. W. P. Yesley, .Mrs. o . T. saw the new Broadway hit, "Dta* Pearson and .Mrs. H. K. Ring. try Ride* Again" Mica-Miracle New a* inmnrniw, Bright a* the sun, A wonder for floor*. You've never «een anything like this fabulous finish for floors that does away with weary wating, buffing, aerubbing! Guaranteed to give a Mica-hard sparkling, beautiful eiirface aa all floors, that last Tor month* with one application, does not chip, prei, discolor. Safe nun *kid, rlrans with damp mop • , . preserve* and protert* because you don’t walk on ynttr floor*— walk on Mica*.Miracle! Wood . . . . Vinyl , . . T rrra iio . . , Linoleum . . . Concrete . . Rubber Tile . . .Asphalt Tile. 2 7 th U u n r ir e lle H anford A ve. & 2 7 th S t. llatcRw C urls .Market Sanford A ve. & 2 5 th S t. For Free Demonstration Ph, I'A 2-1483. PECANS New Georgia Crop Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S. Sanford Ave. FA 2<2624 J y T h e r S w e e te s tr * " j ^ S u g a r ia ^ . K A D ER 'S I S C h r i s t m a s Gift H E A D Q U A R T E R S! Fin* Watchen Of All Types tore AY IT AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS , Final plan* wtrn mad# I t Dm meeting of th# Navy Wlvea Club, Monday nighl, for the Thanktglv* Ing dinner dance, Saturday night at the Shrine Club. The chairman reported that a few tickets were etill available, and anyone detiring to purchase one may call FA 2W2> or se t any member of the club. The Sanford Child Care Nursery will be open to take earn of any children. For Information or reser* vation, call SA 2-7741. Three new members were welcomed into the club. They were Mrs. Mary Nicely, Mrs. Brenda MarUand and Mrs. Ann Sitctkowakl. Hostess for the evening wae Sirs. Joan Clevenger. Th# next meeting will be Dec. T and ail wives of tnllated personnel are in* s ited to come end visit or join the group. NOW OPEN at rear of Kel’s on Magnolia FREE Bubble (ium or Lollipops Friday and Saturday Nov. 20 - 21 O P E N F R ID A Y N IG H T S T IL 8 P. M. Special Men's Gift Dept. Hllvrr, China, Glasn. GifU For All Ages Golden Shield Stereo Record Players — From 919-95 Wm. E. K A D ER Jeweler 112 S. Park FA 2-2622 �H E R A LD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results By STANLEY S BEDBOOM HOME Ju tt outside CJly Limits. Large let. Easy terms. C A. Whiddon, Sr. BROKER M Be. rark Are. T%. fk IBM SPEND THANKSGIVING IN A NEW HOME AT SAN SEM KNOLLS TALLIN LEAVES' We now have raady (or eeeepency TWO Beautiful 14 ami 1 bath. 1 bedroom ZEULI built home*, close le abopplng and both High and Grade schools. Drive by these tropic *.Up land* scaped homes. Our representa­ tive will be happy to serial IT. P*4a . Llveeteck • Seppliee IB. Machinery • Teele It. Beets end Meters N. A■to mobile a 20-A Trallera I t. Feraitore 22. Artie loo Foe Bale M—Naticee A Fersoeels It- - Inst A F o o d U. Edecstioe - UstrecUoo m oeum of m iw iT om tf* Order your plea and cakes now for Thanksgiving. DIXIE CREAM BAKE SHOP 204 E. Third FA 2 0433 m »>(*« tnttruts -J *kmp uf e> cu* jtT5 -wf reft, it.* W U-ViN/ 1 >( mjl FO Leu r rie i » . m j ... CHARMING'’ - ix the word fur THE OFFICE; . unique kind of neighborhood tavern. . .by the Beach in taka Mary. CLEAN nicely furnished upstairs apartment ITS. Phone FA 2-0661. SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gables, 401 Msgnolla. FA 2-0720. 7NAT TW M A TgN S PM t TROY o u n TO FURNISHED 2 bedroom country home on Orange Blvd., 6 miles West of Sanford. Gas heat, TV, I7D. Write H. R. Rice, 34 Sunset D r, DeBary, Fla. YOUtts Twr. WHO C A N Cl t T- TO W N -1 SALE OR RENT: I B B 36 It. New Mooo trader, air condi tioned. AdulU FA 2 7864. ROOM A BOARD plus meals. 110 LOVELY new two bedroom home W. Mb. Street. Phone FA 2-6761. in LAKF. MARY. Florida room. 14 baths, hardwood floors. 3-BEDROOM home, hardwood Seven bearing fruit trees. Pric­ floors. Large lot. 2tot Adams ed at 112,100 — good terms. Court, Wynacwood. T e r m s . BY OWNER: 2 bedroom house in FA 2-1I1T. Wynne wood Section, excellent condition. Large yard with well. UNFURNISHED, 3 bedroom, noth­ Pslio with brick barbecue pit. ing fancy but cheap rent. $11.30 $12,800, pay equity and assume week. FA 2-321*. payments. Call FA 2-0611 for FOR SALE OR LEASE. Pinefurther information. erest 1 year old 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room. Nicrly land­ RAYMOND M. BALL scaped fenced tn back yard. ANl) ASSOCIATES Well and pump. Large utility Real Eatate — liueraaca room. Wall to wall carpeting In Surety Bonds living room. 123 E Coleman 2IB So. Park Ave. 1’h. FA 2 3641 Circle. Phone FA 2 7913. Sanford Evans Bide, tak e Mary 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped I'h. FA 2-1290 163 per mo. 1619 Summ«rlin Ave. l-BEDROOM unfurnished bouse. 412 Rosalia Dr., FA 2-2160. FRONT sleeping room, first floor, clean, home like. For elderly RENT A BED lady. Kitchen privileges. Phone Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds FA 2 2466 109 Holly. By Diy, Week or Slunth. CARROLL'S FURNITURE LARGE furnished apartment, S6S 116 W. 1st St. per mo. contact R. A. Cameron, Ph. FA 2-61(11 Lake Charm, Oviedo. Fla. LOVELY country ho le, two large 3-BEDROOM cinder block house, bedrooms. Florida r o o m . 14 furnished, reasonable 1 mile baths, central heating, beautiful from gate. Contact Clabough, hardwood floors, garage and NAS, ext. 327 or 427. carporte. I I 10 per month. One mile East of Ball Park, Celery 3BF.DROOOW CR home. 2909 Ave. Park Avenue. Phone FA 2-4764. 3-REDROOM, living room, din­ ing room, kitchen equipped, Legal Notice panelled Flor 4 room. Easy IN T H K I T H I I IT CO I MT UV terms. Call FA 2-3744. T H K S I X T H J l I I I I T XI. l - i n r i IT, i x t x n r o w s k w i x o i .k i o i x t v . I ' M i a t n v i x r H « x r > : a r i .x*. , .3*4 W ILLIA M McMILLAX, 2 BEDROOM and den, 14 baths, Plaintiff, varpurte, kitchen equipped. Nice HKTTT M r M ILLAY, ncighborliood in Lake Mary. Ph. Hr f*mlant. FA 2-7127, ^OTIl'N t\r PI Hi.ir%T|t»> WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First 8 t. 3 II ED It GUM house available Dec. 1st. Phone FA 2 770U. Its A NICE feeling TOHAVEA FEWBUCKS TuCUEOAWAV FOP _ >W AN EMERGENCY J BUSY INThe miTCHIM IPONINS. I'LLHiOC V' THE THREE V i s-s WEEK T— A WISE CAN SEE MOOe OUT OP Txe CORNER OF HEP EVE THAN A muSBAn O .— OAGWOOO WHAT OlO t SEE VOUT T MIDI OUTOF ) V. THE CORNER pJ7 o* mv |v£ ?J CAN SEE through i ATEtEScope i-vC i n f BRAND NKW 2 bedroom furnish rd apartment, water furnished, close in. Phone FA 2 2931 days, FA 2-1401 nights. , SAKASOT (UP 11 — lUngimg Bros, and Barnuin A Bailey Cir­ cus, which threw away the “big top'* In 1936 to perform in audi­ toriums, is planning a millionliollar tourist attraction and head quarters. Circus Man .e r Arthur M. Con cello sought financial aid from local government, in this area Wednesday lo build the attrac­ tion at the Saraaota-Bradrnton WHAT'STV-E OCFEWNCE HOWX P P r .T...LONO )i SLRK HATS T O S H E THAT S U LIMIN' POOL, OO T O \\A » T 1 / TO THK DKFKNI»\NT; H#tf> UrMlllan 4713 f,#lb#r Mtr##t Ph Hi dolphin 54, F*#nTt«ylt anla TOC AHK HKItKHT VilTIFIKO t*» apf,i#Mr i«i th# Min**#*Biy!«••( caijM#. a *11v>•r* * anIt, whlrli l* pending la ih# Circuit Court of th* Ninth JtidkUf Circuit, tn and fur th# Count* of ifamlnol#, and the fltaf # of Florida, and you ar« hereby rc(|iilrrd to fil# your up* r*#»r#m# In th# antil i-mii*# no f)#i#mh#r Slat. 4. I*. 1933. I.#i fhl» Nisiu# In* |iul»ll»li#d oni-t ilur* Ina rat'h n##k for fistir ill inn* tiruliii tMk* In a n#w»p*p#r of general circulation puhllvhrd In •aid County. 1VITNKKM my hand and aeal «i Clark of th# Circuit Court of lha Ninth Judicial Circuit, tn and for iIt# County of M#nilnnla, Htuta of Florida, till# 1*»h d*| of No* tatithfir* ,4. It,* 133 Haiiidi All. t 1atvt*all Clark* tln uli Ciiurt of Motitltiislp. County, Florida Hr 3 Alarth* T* Vlhlvn Haputy Clark Mil IT11 A Tl l*Ti *V 4ttorn# >t 111 Kail Cantral Annin (irlando, Florida Huhllah Nov. t>. 34 A Par 1. t§ Airport UUGHEAO, YOU CAN'T COMB IN, ARCH.* I’M GIVING A PIANO LESSONf H A * ALL YOU CAN PLAY tfc CMOPSIKirS- . WHO ARC \ YOU J TRYING ' TO K lO tf MXl-RE n o . PIA NO > TCACHIR/F f take it \ I FROM t v * K 4» ) V again . * ^ ^ / WllH TWO Fin g e r s * He wanLs lo lease inn acres at It a year. And he wants Sarasota and Manats* counties to build access roads and maintain them lo the area. L'onccllo said that the circus. uhU'li folded up the big lop as tuj expensive in July. 1936, has otters (or other sites, lie told officials of the two counties and their chamhera of c mmrrce that he would need an answer within 30 days. The attraction, Coneello said, would also serve as the circus' permanent headquarters sod would hous* ita general offices. In addition, it would be equip­ ped with an ray of old cirrus equipment and exhibitions that would make it - *'ahrine” In honor DOWN f C C A NO CLOSING FHA O JJM COSTS rA L L COME TODAY! W. n. “BIIP STEMPER *■■*# Realtor A laenrer ASSOCIATES: H. E. Teffer Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, R art Pilcher, Helen E. Noonan Phone FA S-4991 112 N. Park ACREAGE end FARM LAND IS ACRES tiled farm land fronted by paved road, near town. T ACRES (appx.), cultivated, aaeellent drainage. S ACRES beautiful wooded land, high and dry. PHONE OWNER. FA 2 1223 NEW two bedroom house, earporte, utility, built In oven and stove. On corner lot In Cassel­ berry. FA 2 3646. Legal Notice x o T ir i e tK II KITKItT NOTICK OtVKJf that *t thi regular m**llnf of th# ftoAFfi isf Courtly Commission*!*# I of Mrmlrtftl# c o u n t y , Florida. Ml two B'rifii-k A* M o r mm t o o n t h t r a » f t # r m« i h# m a t i f r c * n h« rontld* ffftl, Uicrintiir 1# *'J3* m.I th# County CuminIn*Inn lloom, of the «#f»ilirihiiUBi In 9mnford. Florid** th# Hoard of County Commlm«Ion* « n will dot #r ml no the* n •entity of a r # c l l n * Jail f a c i l i t i e s and'or a murthoun mid Mlbo r«msid#r th# wrt¥bpr 1vtic of • contract with on an lilt Cut |«j h# design*! #il I*y Bald Hoard for t h# drawling of #u*‘h plana and Bp»clfkiatlon« >■ might i»a n#e#iPMfy, a n d If at mmid m##t Legal Notice Ittg a m a j o r i t y of t h # Hoard s h a l l t l # t # r mi n # t h a t It la n « c # s » s r y t * • X T U N Cl Wt I I T ( III l i t . XI XTH atirli J#»l and or colirtlioil*#. lvd ( • j i u i < i t s . u n n i t us* »-i .o h i i i «. a building I s * will ha l#% senirt (mull lltarafor and for ix a x i s r o n a » : w i x o i . N m i x . r r . i x n m i KM m i . im ii rrmuu# r*i luu ti* *ald architect x o r n y. n r h i t ptifflUMfit to Stellan 134,01, Florida Hiatal#* KtiVIN VI'ADII INUTON, John Krtdrr, Chairman of the Plaintiff, Hoard of County CommlBaUm* Vs. • rr, SsmtnoU County* Flor* tJJHRAlXB WASHl.VOTO.V. Ida. 11of*Hdalit I MT.4TK f»F Ft.nilVf»\ TO I,<>11• AHm i ; ItAINK WAMHINMTU.V WllUdK O. I*. Hri‘»i4on. Clerk HKMIIfKNCK Id UNKNOWN Publish tVt. J3 A Nov. I. It. It yf You will taka noth# that * ■worn Hill of Complaint haa h#»o fll#d again#' >nu in tha Circuit Court In and for Hamlnola Coun­ ty, Florhla, In Chancary; that tha 1 natura of tald ault la an action for dlvnrca. ih# ahort till# of 1 ■will* h u KLVI.X WJ18IIINUTO.V, Plaintiff, Va. LoilKAINt: \4 ASM- . INfSTON, Dafandant. TIIKHB PHKHK.NTM ara ta com- 1 mand you tn fila your auavii*r or I other pitading n llki th* Clark nf ! tha Circuit Court of Katulnolo Cutinty at Manford, Florida, and ■#rua a r<ipy nf tha Bania on Plaintiff a attorney on nf hafora tha Joth day of Novairnhar, A. tl. lid. Herein fa.il not or a daurea pro | confiBio will ha ant arcd again*! 1 you. for datault. WITNEKH my hand and n#al at Matiford, Memlnole County, Florida Ihi a 37th day of Uctuher, A. D. lMEAt.1 I* P HERNDON Clark of th# Circuit Court Ity Martha T. Vlhltn. DC. \4 . C. Hutihlaon. Jr. i dward* Huihling Hanford, Florida Aunrnay fnr Plaintiff N EW R AV EN N A PARK HO M ES rK 'n m ita NsCTh-K IN k a r a h r *m pm ga ga if in x iaa (It.* kuB hit B # that at I ilia Panford At*, Ptttiltiol# i%iuitiyT Flsirlil#, un«t#r tli# fit 'll !I n ti * t»Afn# nf,. Paisf.>rd N"*v#Uy (*«. aait that 1 Ifitvurl i n r # c l B i v r *Alt| iihiii # w l i l i th# ij#rk nf th# Ortiilt I'uUft, Pvtitliml# 4'minty, Fl>»il*l s In *irurtUns r wltk ih# t nf th# Fit ntitifi* Nam# Ptalut#*. ti»wit: Pvctlon >43 u*J Fluflda Slntm## 1*37. Hit V4HHA.it II HaII#) a H#tfy H HaiI#> Ti» h# pnUUAhBd 13, 34, J, It. St. Follow CAiiatrr Club ltd. M W atdi For Oar Sifna . . . O PEN D A IL Y l:M A. M T B Bar* SDNDAT 2:00 P. M. TB Btort ShosunakaA S P E C IA L PU R CH A SE K"r Christmas __________ ( AMO ME JUST LEFT---------- - I U SET- YOU t e l l t h a t to I M ISS >DU TOO, J T h Ft K,a I / life \ y T E B B I S L Y / / >vXJW( ALL THE U>QLS KKCUNKKS NO kiiOD'NG.'rM SWIVEL ROCKERS ea t in g mv h ea r t o u r FOR , YOU i Hi • Hark — Fuam Rubber LA RGB COLOR SELECTION ------ NKW 59 DODGE CORONET 4 - DOOR SPECI AL DI S C OUNT While They Last SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 319 F. First 84. Phone FA 2-B6U A Small Depo.lt Will Hold T il L'hrialmaa £dwk (BsuLdinq£ j 119 S. Magnolia Ave. % �jM '5 . A W a n t A d A D a y M A a k e s A ll B u s in e s s P a y ! P h . F A 2 - 2 6 1 1 I. Real Eatata Fee Mala II. Work Mauled B hr J-BF.DRnOM home 1301 WynneMAYFAIR SECTION ! DRESSMAKING. Alterationa and wood Dr. Low down pa>mcnt. 3 BEDROOM. 3 hath, kllchen Buttonhole*. FA 2 3229. Phone FA 2-7797. equipped. Florida room. Large MALE, white, 24 yri. of age and lot. Call FA 2 3432. married has I years experience privately owned ambulance NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 3 and ON LARGE LAKE •arvlea Is Rochas her, N. Y. 4 bedroom a; F ir exciting 4-Bedroom home with 2’i bathe Hava advanced Rad Cross First family living with planned lux* larje llvlni room: dinlnf room; Aid Card and can *urnlah reury plm ample entertaining Florida room; terra 1*0 floori, fsrenee. Nee.* -ork Immediate­ facilities and play area* at central heat. Several fruit ly. Contact Mr. Rimer Parker, moderate prices. Shown by aptrees N il Orlando Dr., Marlou tne. potntmeot. Call FA 2-4032. $944 RQ. FT. OVERALL 127.900 TERMS BUSINESS PROPERTY 0 Larire itore with one t-bedroom apartment and two t-bedroom apirtmenta. On corner lot with eitra lot la rear for parking. 132,000 TERMS FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, I t PtimMaa Bsnkss 312 Hotly Avr., 2-bedrooms. Priced for quick silo at 14,400. Plumbing1 & Repairs I tt.ooo down payment. Contact Jos C. Tkomae Mrs. M. I.. Itaborn, 110) E. ISU Barits Bt. FA 1-044$ Seminole Blvd. Centractlaif I R enin ROSA L. PAYTON FOR A MR. “FIX-IT” free Eatlmate* Registered Real Batata Broker THIS la the house you've been R. U HARVEY Nary E, Carnes — Lm Ralvall looking for. 144 laaford Ave Pham PA I4M9 B. E. Regers, fir. Aeteclatea t rooms on one acre plot, tucked Th. FA l in t 17-fl at Hiawatha away in quiet seclusion, lv mile 0 St. Jrk** AiewZ/y Cmmpany UR N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-4121 MAJOR BBOWN BEALTY Realtor LAKE MARY n»- PA 2-5237 of FA * 1004. ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2444 Frencn Ave. J. W. HALL Realtor Phone FA 1 3*41 ‘'C a l NtM" from state hiihway, on county road. 13,250 with terms. Also adjoining 4 acres for $1,330. EXCLUSIVE with m ^ P Ju m b b v j^ B ^ fe e ftn jy FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor CONTRACT i Md REPAIR WORE PA D. H. Whitmore law Bu r n Are. Lillian G. Trama BANFORD PlnmMag A Auoviatri. 114 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 1-5221 23*4 Be. Elm Ph. PA 3T9I4 After houre. FA 2-2411, FA 2-4421, 13. Fieri rice) Service* FA 2-0261 Renee Wiring — Etaeine Service Sid Vlhl#» RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. t i t Megnella FA 2-4411 N. **Det” Vtlea Electrical Ber. SANFORD PROPERTIES Des Says For Service Call. . 414 Atlantic Bank Building FA 2-4444 FA 3-3983 Fla. Harris* R. H. Ivan YOU NAME IT—WE’LL FIND IT F A 2 -5 2 6 4 •n tfe rk ^ e r tlh T h u r* . Nov, 19. 1959—P a g e 7 « (Daw n A MAN, with 9 years background in air compressor factory In HERBERT STENSTROM thipping department and at Kcgi.tcrrd Broker plant carpenter, alto army ex­ I.KN RISNKK perience i t offset pressman, L o rriK IlltO AD WAY wishes steady employment. Call KEV TORBKTT FA 2 4113. BETTYE D. SMITH DOLL CLOTHES made to order l>.otialr* FA 2 7187. 111 N. Park Ph. FA 2II2I 0 0 . . _ m f HARVEST | Blend TEN HIGH Bourbon POPULAR BRANDS 30 ^ J ft# F ifth * lo r ^ F ifth * 1 or $395 $ 9 .9 5 CUT R A TE OPEN Mon. thru Thor.. 7 ■ in Kri. A Sat. 7 - 15 STATE III" 31 •* Oa £W ia f i k q . S J to A s f'orner fienr* a A Heardjfl \ \ t . Ph. K \ 1-7x72 fcdw lA. .BI G . VALUES M a th e r of Sanford 303-340 E- P in t SL n . FA I-N I2 ROLLAWAY, HeagRat and Baby Badi- Day. Waek er Month — FURNITURE CENTER line French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7142 New A Used Furniture ft Appli­ ances. A Good Place To BUYi SELL er TRADE Jenkins Furniture IM Sanford Ave. FA 2-7t|4 t RID VALUER • QUTCH CRRD7T • BART THRMR WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIKK Maw Aad Ueed f a n t e r i 141 r. rtyst SL PA 21444 “In the City of Gracknm Living" Dream Homes Are Over 60 Days Old — They Muiit Down Pnvmcnt-No Cloning 1952 D O D G E 4 1951 P L Y M O U T H 1951 O L D S M O B IL E 1949 C H E V R O L E T 1955 P L Y M O U T H ‘9890 - DOOR 4 - DOOR 4 - DOOR 4 - DOOR 4 - DOOR T O T A L PR IC E IDimc feature I Redrawn* • I 'j Tile lUlbe • Screened Porch * Utility R»#m . Ter. r*n* Floor* - Carporie • l.»*4•raptd l.ol* • All City Coet •■!**(*«. Your Credit is good on any of these Cars T&T MOTORS French Ave. Sanford — — 1 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wa Invite yon Is be enr gnete* abeeluttly free nHhont ebllgatioa el ene if Senr*rd'a leading Motel* white yea locate «rit•W# bearing f*r yenrMH *nd family. Ptrk ■# yaor bay at wmr Stlee Offlca. S U N LA N D Estates & *340 - = G0 AT Furniture Bud ApflUaca* JhsAs Com 1510 >4— Leal A F e w l BRANRACH Baby Graad piano TOYS and HOBBYS it the Toy LOST: Large brown band tatted $600. Phone FA 2 304* p une. Keep money, return ether Gallery, Maitland Plaia, Mait­ U 't'A .D A Y other valuablea. I’m in desperate land. Florida. Use our Layaway GOOD Simmons double bed need of them. No and F. N. R. Plan. Ml 7-422». couch, breakfast room act, asked. CaU FA 3-T230. odd chairs, mala Chihuahua /fORGE Futura electric stove, Manchester puppyi. FA MITT. vertical broiler, large oven, LOST: Two hoya how meal sentry, excellent condi­ aeta at rodeo FRIGIDAIRR refrigerator, 4.1 tion, 1 yr. old. New bouse has pleaae call FA 2-7 cubic ft.. Ilka new. Also 4# inch buill-ln's, Phone FA 3-5WO. gas range- FA I-T444. L03T: Reward e i, L#f»# Wimte# Cat. weight 14 lb#, Brow* and INDIANA Comet in cas*. Mbs SEWING MACHINES: Electric grey. Last w * Ht. IT-44, Free Westingbouee. Brand new. new: ehlldi peddle fire engine, MovieUod Drive-ta. FA M W , II monthly payments of 13.30, make offer, FA 2complete price. Financing avail­ able. Thia senaational offer DUO THERM space heater end ood one week only. Write utility Waller. Phone FA 2-N40. ODDS f t ENDS omeerafi Induatries, Inc., Box 7414, Orlando. On# baby bed with new mittrnse, CLEARANCE $23. Call PA 2-U23. l-l'SED automatic wisher, 207 t Grey Bedroom Suit# • lookW. First Streel. ONE tight weight folding baby ease Hed * Trip I# Dresser earn* gc $ 3 One apring type with Mirror • iNghtly Dam­ small rocking hoc*#, suitable PAINT $250 gal. T-Mirti 41c. aged. for rklld 1 to I years old $4.04. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE $199.30 Tabs# BALK B1IB.M Phone PA 2-3224. 310 Sanford Ave. 1 Cordlran Bedrooa Suite • OAK LEAVES, aharings. sawdust ROLL-AWAY Bed, double bed BooVcas# Bad - Chest af for sals. Call FA l-SIM. sue. H is innerspring mattress, Drawers > Draeeer wMh Mir­ like new. Call FA 3-1TTT, ror • Slightly Damaged. fa cto ry to you PIANO: Smrll apartment site up­ 11*19 t l 69.50 Valu# BALK H i t ALUMINUM right. Like new Inside and out. • l*»t *-»« f« ' VENETIAN BUN DR Giiirantrrd. tuned and deliver­ 4 Twin Sit* Book cast HeadEnclosed head. Sag proof bottom “I h»v# * n e u r m t urge to help my father with my ed. Price $223. Phone FA 2-1*71, hoard. . Slightly Demagad • rail with plastic ends, Plastic education by lettin g a part-tlm# job.” Your Choice. * or rayon Up#*. Call## or nj1#fl It-A—Article* W aiter cords. $39.50 Value SALE BIT.*4 t#-A TraUera ll^perieM Iervlees^ S an k g rik G U m M d P a lm C«. 5 Full Mia Bookcase Meedor 10 HF Evtowude or Johnson Ph. FA 1-4422 J*v '34 FLAMINGO mobile home, 4 ft 112 114 W. tod II. outboard motor. Ph. NO i-3277. H E A T I N G boards • Slightly Daoagwd • x to ft., 2 bedrooms, excellent GOOD used appliance* and TV'*, ii. a p o pis c o . Your Choice. condition. Lot 74 Park Ave. Tr. S. Past - PA I see Jakr at 317 S. Palmetto SECOND HAND $39 30 Valu# BALI U T J* Park. PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING LAWN MOWER 2 Full Site Rebuilt Hollywood FAMOUS Bte«#r SltteO M alte 1434 LIBERTY BUILT house W. L. HARMON CALL TA 1-4444 sewing maehtae. Take up p a r Bed*. KACM $>4.3# trailer, 44 ft., 2 bedrooms. 4200 PH. FA 2-4223 After A P. M. menu Darns, monograms, em down. FA 3broderits. Writ* Box F, Sanford 73—Notice* A Ferae#als PUMPS - SPRINR1.BR Herald. All types and lists, installed 3-BEDROOM Irsiltr fully air con­ WANTED: Ride ta and from Or­ ditioned. waiher and dryar. Will "Do It Yourself* lando daily, CaU FA 2-T930. Hit equity v#ry ro#*#aabl# or M CUBIC INCH '31 Triump WE REPAIR AND SERVICE motorcycle, Speed twin, go will trad* for equity In S bed­ BEDDING CO. • T I N S tires. $100. CaU FA 2 1314 aR tr 2 4 - Lott * Found room homo. Phono FA 2-5134. Machinery Md Bopptp On. 119 So. BAschoBb 4 30 P. M. 21V W. 2 ad X. Ph. FA >4441 LOST: Female Wiemsrloer dog, OPEN NOW Ph. FA 2 4 0 1 REWARD. CaU FA 12417. MOBILE HOME SALR* REFRIGERATOR, 920. P h a n # AUTO GLASS '» Mile Su. of Sanford 17 92 FA 2 8230. NEW 19## PACEMAKER INSTALLED BOX SPRINGS and lonsetpring MOBILE HOMES W indnhiaM Hack GU m mattress, limed eak headboard; Direct from Factory to You. Door Gtaa* Y m t G lu # electric range; petio chair. Wyatt Trailer Sales S E R V IC E FA 2-11*3. Tel. FA 2-4*11 Sankarlk Gtaaa *ntl Pshit C». Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick HI-114 W, M l 44. PA t21. Furnitar# Service With The C n h . SUPEB TRADING POST. FA 3-44TT. 15-A Beauty Parlors Used furniture, appliances, t tee. Bought-sold 1-atry's Man DORIS’ REALTY SHOP BEADY MIXED CONCRETE 213 Sacford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Window SU1* - Lintel a - land loot Adams Ph. PA 2-3333 Ro<-k—Stepping Stone* — Strrl CUSTOM BUILT furniture - t i n ­ A Satisfied customer to our best Greaae Traps—Prorate *117)* gle piece* or eels. Also furni­ advertisement. Cement—Dry Well* ture repeir. Cabinet* made. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK MIRACLE CONCEDE CO FA 2-7063. 103 So.' Oik Ph. FA 9-5742 30# Elm Av*. FA 2-3711 ISAVEI Y m r Glamour Headquarters P O R T A B L E Typewrite# 444. New A Load Phone FA 20044. FOR SALE By Owner: 3 bed­ room, I bath, kitchen equipped. Ratra large utility room, screened porch, carporte. Co.iI t . HalMtng • Fainting • Repaire venlent to NAS, Sanford. 21,too dawn. Address, Mil Park Ave. 5-I.OTS In Dream wold Se lion; FINE INTERIOR PAINTING already rlearad and laveted. Call FA 20. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 Priced to Ml). Phone FA 2 0234. W I D R O O 2 house. Cell FREE ESTIMATES FA 17)41 efter S:M P, M. A Additions $300 DOWN — FHA Horn* Improvements PHONE FA 2 574t This beautiful * Bedroom Phillips TINY FINGERPRINTS Built home in Highland Park at FLOOR sanding end finishing Not oa the rich, wood-paneled 2104 Amelia being offered by Cleaning, Waning. B a r v 1 a g walla af this sparkling, concrete recently widowed owner who block homo in BEAUTIFUL will pay all clodng cotta of R. M. OLKAAON Lake Mary. LAKE MARY. Two LARGE bed­ FHA loan. The price is only rooms, within abort walking B * M ROOFtNO $10,000.00. which it FHA valu dlataaee of school, market, post Contracting A Repairs ation. with monthly payment* office and public beach. . . Ueenard — Bonded —Insured of K8 00. Win* PAY RENT. row ed In back yard and fresh FRER ESTIMATES Exclusive w ith SEMINOLE orang* Juice every morning 411 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7943 REALTY, 1901 Park Av ftmm one of the dx citrus FA 2 3232. PAINTING A DECORATING trees. Let us pick yon np and Licensed — Bonded take you foe a pleasant ride Free Estimates — to Lake Mary so yon can ace R A R E L Y FO U N D ! Work Guaranteed tor yourself what ■ delightful Terms such as th se—$630. down home this Is. Price I! 1.500. $45. per month including Sr'm Seminole Painting Contractors FA 2-12M Terms. Interest; plu« sn unbeatable combination of quality and loci 1$. l|2 Jd d Services « . H. ••Rill’* STUMPER Agency lion ntaka Ihli neat two bed room bom# the most outstand FurrUtur* storage and Moving BARGAIN — MOV* IN TODAY lng home buy in this are* Ta and From Anywhere I BR. bouse on Magnolia, just out Make ua prove It to you I C. E. PHILLIPS of city llmi‘i; kitchen equipped, 1344 french Ave. Ph. PA 2-1941 Venetian blinds, apace heater. W. R, “ Rill” STEMPER Agency Must aeft at once. 43993. Will TV SERVICE within the hour. Beauty Salon BIG BUYM I t ! . trade for late model car. ~ Service Call $2.39 plus pans. FA 2 7it»4 S BEDROOM home, kitchen furn FA 2-0441 or FA 20333 Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. •2310 Oak Large lot. Immediately avail FA 29799. FA 1-7*30 fly Owner — Mayfair Section able tor rtaaanible equity LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Brittany Style, large living-dinMODERN RUG CLEANERS 4W'. G. L mortgage. By owner, HaggeTly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. lng area. 3 BR., 2 BATH. 2 Florida's Most Modern Plant 2900 Park C t. FA 2 3034. earportes, u t i l i t y , ft eplare, FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY family room, 2130 iq. ft, Thonc I. Female Http Wanted 1 Waek Service Ph. PA 27137 IS. Flower* A Plant* PA 2-2S44. SOMEONE to tike phone call* JACHOB’8 REPAIR S H O P Cul Elower* For Any Oeeaalon SANFORIl FLOWER SHOP SALE or RENT; 3 bedroom, kit­ In their home foe a small busi­ Welding — « ech A Gen. Repairs nr FA 2-4270 chen equipped. See at 143 PineW. 20th A Old. L. Mary Rd. FA 2-1 »22 ness. Write Boa PC, e/o San ereet Dr. Call owner, FA 2-7131. ford Herald. Complete I-awn Maintenance: 17. Pot* • Livestock • Supplies BY OWNER: 2 bedroom >omc, Fertil uer—Spraying — Mowing best location In Country Club JOHN LOMMKRSE AT STUD—Boston I'ug, also C H R IST M A S HE I.LIN G Manor. Phone FA 2-4442. 414 Willow Avo. FA 2-7141 while, silver ind black Toy S E A S O N IS H E R E Poodles. Trimming amt groom­ Be the AVON Represeotallve TV and RADIO REPAIR af T ing, *11 brrrds. Pick up Service. in YOUR neighborhood. For 5:00 nights and weekends; San­ HOME • SEEKERS Fay-lion Kennels, phone Geneva. interview in your home, con­ ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. WYNNKWOOD — for one of the 2731. tact Manager, Box 244, I-oekFA 2-2772 and FA 2 4413. finest home buy* In Sanford, al­ hart, Fla. low ut to show you this neat IV. Boats and .Motor* HF.PTIC TANK SERVICE and attractive 2 bedroom CH -Since 19IH home, located at 2402 Summer­ MAID to work mornings, Monday A. HARK DellARY Gateway To The Waterway lin, and situated on nice alt* through Friday, 3:30 lo 12:30. NOrth 4 4422 NOrlh H-47U Yuur EVINKUDE Dealer lot wlih trees and shrubbery. Must be ahle to furnish eicelRobson Sporting Good* HEATERS CLEANED lent references. Apply In parson Feslursi include equipped elec­ 201-0 4 E lit. rh FA 2-IB41 at 10# X. almello. 9:00 to S. 00 lawn Mower Repair* tric kitchen, heater, hot water LEWIS BALES A 4ERVICE tank, blmdi, new roof, and 9. .Male Help Wanted 20. Automobiles 2914 W. 20th St. hardwood floor*. Back yard ha. 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FA 2-0231 J �X -O t-A fovinqJbn By JERRY COVINGTON Coach Bud Layer to tottin g down to serious famines* thooo afternoon* m hto baskitbailer* prepore for tho fast *pprooehlnt opener with Lyman, December E Dp until n couple of weeks ago several « f the youngsters have been working out on their own but now th at the grid sea­ son nears Its end and the opening date on the schedule nears, the head mentor and bis new assistant, Glenn Allen, are put­ ting them through the paces. To show what enthusiasm some of these youngsters have for the game, they Imve taken it on themselves to run and shoot sines the opening of school. Of course aU of this pleases la y e r no end. Johnny Marsh and Georg* Perides, Starting guards on ths junior varsity last - ssaaon, have been serving os managers fo r th e football team and Coach Pigott'a biggest headach* has been keeping them eut of the gym. Both youngsters have mom a long way and they should be a big help this season. Big Charles “Cowboy" Oravutea is one of tha non-footballers who has been hard • t work all this fall. la y e r is counting on Coven Sports him heavily to handle the bulk of the re­ bounding on tha varsity this year and if h* aomes through this eould be the dif­ ference in a good season and a bad one. In previous years the Seminoles have been loaded with talent but they have all been pint-sized, so with the great Improve­ ment of Oravatez and his desire to play, one haa to be a little optimistic about the prospects for the coming seuson. Several of the gridders will be report­ ing to Layer as soon as the final football game has been played. High scoring Jim Gracey, who holds the school scoring re­ cord, Terry Christensen, and All-OBC Ray Lundqulst are among these. They were all starters last year. • • • Lam ar "Jake" Jacobs, centerfielder of the Sanford Greyhounds this past season, was listed in last week's Sporting News as one of the outstanding bonus players' in the high-priced money bracket. All the players who received over $2r>,(HH) this sensnn were listed and he was second in hatting average. Tim McCarver, 976,000 bonus baby of the Cardinals, was the only hitter to out-perfnrm Jnke, who ended th e season with a neat JUS average. Pryor's Insures Athletics Sign Elliott 1st Place Lead A s New Manager For '6 0 In Sandsptir Loop S M .id t'i I Dft M Although Wllson-Maler Furniture turned to the highlit scratch (tries In the league this week, It wasn’t good enough to (top Pryor’a Insur­ ance, that team took aU three gsmes from Ihe Furniture team, end Insured their stay In first piste I* the gendspur Bowling League. It seems that what the Furniture team has In ability, It lacka in handicap, and so loses many games by handicap alone. Pryor's turned in s high seriea, too, add having the necesaary handicap, they brought their toist up to Zl wins, 13 losses, dropping WilsonH aler to fifth spot, with 18-20, Robson Sporting Goods regained the second slot and dropped the Pig *N Whistle to third place, when they won the first and second games from The Pig thii week. There waa no doubt about who had won tho third game a i l ha restau­ rant learn piled up a 717 scratch, *3* handicap game to taka both money slots for these two honors. Robsons now have a 20 Id record, and Tlie Pig has 19-17. Pat Foster rolled high for Itobsons, am] Mary gatre waa tops for Tha Pig. Ruumillat A And>rson managed to grab tha lin t game from Ihe Fowl m arl, before that team derid­ es! to pour It on, and try for the remaining two. Their bid was sueressful, aa they added two wlna to their record, making it IB-IS, In tha fourth slot this week. The druggist! held on to tha cellar onca more with 12-24. Lucille Harris sparked the grocers, and MaryLou Danyluk was lopa on the drugalore team. Two splila that look hard to make, but which tha makers claim are easy, were picked up by Erma Anderson, the 2-7-10, and Margie Wood, the 3-7-10, but easy or hard, R if still a prrlly sight to see them toppled. Both Pat Foster ami Lucy Vales toppled the 3-7 splits, ami Naomi Jackson, Kaye Griffin ami Virginia I.nn-; picked up Ihe 2-7. TijferH Si^n Hookies DETROIT (Ill'll _ The Del roil T cers have signed high school •tara Virgil Wood of Detroit and Alan Bunke of Milwaukee (o I960 contracts. Wood, a first basemanoutfielder-pitcher, wilt report to the Ibiluth Superior rluli of the Northern la-ague next soring. Bunke, a catcher, has horn as Signs'l lo Decatur of the Midwest League. KANSAS CITY. Mo. ( U P I ) Tha Kansas City Athletics, dig­ ging Into the minor l e a g u e s , Wednesday named Bob Elliott, 43year-old playing veteran of the major leagues, their new man­ ager. “ 1 welcome the opportunity to manage the Athletics," Elliott said Wednesday at a preaa con- Turkey Bowl Slated Sunday All sanctioned bowlers, having an established average, and bowl­ ing here in Sanford, are invited to take part in a Turkey Howl, at the local lanes thla Sunday altcrnoon and evkhlng. Prise to the man and woman having the highest handicapped aeries will be a real turkey for Thanksgiving, tho usual bowling (ce will he charged, hut the turkeys will be donated by the alley oper­ ators. This la a good chance for many to practice for league, and stand a chance of taking home a different turkey than usual, since every bowler la proud of the three strikes be strings together lo get ■ bowling turkey. This will he a handicap avent, making it well worth while for the low average bowlers to compete against the seasoned performer, ’Hie men will roll off at .1:30, Sun­ day afternoon, and the womi-n will begin at 7:30 p. m. ferenre. Elliott, who was named the National League's Most Valu­ able Player while playing with the old Boston Braves in 1047, succeeds Harry Craft, whose con­ tract was not renewed by the A’s at Ihe end of the 1950 season. Klliott Is regarded as a stern manager, but "not a slave driver," KUtolt had managed Pacific Coast I* a cue teams four of the last flv* years and already had signed a contract to manage Sac­ ramento In 1900. Klliott said one of the first things he will do Is pick two new roaches. "I’m keeping Don Heff­ ner." he said, "but I'll have lo find two new ones including a pitching coach." Klliott said he doesn't plan lo do any coaching himself Klliott was contacted by the A's Monday, flew into Kansas City Wrdnesday a d Immediately signed a one-year contract. His salary terms were not disclosed by the A’a. Seminotes Prep For Gator Tilt Ta l l a h a s s e e a r p ij - The Florida Stale Seminoles held a one hour forly-minule drill Wed­ nesday in preparation for the Florida game next Saturday. Coach Perry Moss said (he sweat panls and shoulder pad drill was the first of two taper Ing off workouts A final home Folley Admits wnrkmit will he held Thursday. Halfback Fred Pickard was on To O ff-N igh t Ihe field hid did not take part in PHOENIX, Aria. tUPI) — Zor* any heavy work due lo injuries. Policy was Ihe first to admit today his unanimous lo-rmind decision victory over Alonzo Johnson hardly qualified him for a shot at heavy­ Gustafson Pleased weight rhampion Ingemar Johann With M iam i’s Work min. "I wasn’t at my best by far," CORAL GABLES (UPI) -M iam i said Folley, No 2 ranking heavy­ Coarh Andy Gustafson was picas weight contender, nflrr Wednesday ml with Ihe Hurricanes' final night’s nalionally-trlevDed bout. workout Wednesday before the Folley, of Chandler, Ariz., in Michigan Stale garnr Friday nighl posting his tilth professional vic­ in Ihe Orangr Bowl. tory against only three losses and Gustafson said Ihe players two druwv, utilised his experience Marled off slowly in practice this against the younger Johnson and week, hut improved Tuesday and fought only in flurries. Hut lie was reached their peak Wednesday. in command must of the wav, land The Iasi drill was an offensive ing lefl books In the Iwulv and dummy scrimmage The team rights to Ihe head nflrn enough In will not work out Thursday or pile up poinls. Friday. Seminoles Look For 'Big Time' Coach TA4J.AHASSKE (U l’li — Flor 1 tract .it $14,000 a year to take Ihe The outspoken Most ha* not We Skat* University looked Monlrej) job. been a popular roach during hi* He explained, "I feel I owe II May here, principally because of acroM Lhe nation today for * "lop notch’’ football coach to IIP. the lo my family uiul to my prole* the Seminole*’ poor 3-1 record vumal future to accept one of the Seminole* to Ihe big time on the outstanding opportunities in pro­ (hi* season. Twice he ha* been hanged in effigy, the only FSU gridiron. fessional or college football." roach to be *o treated. FSU Coach Perry Mom quit Wednesday fter only nine months at the school lo accept the coach tog reins of the profession*! Mon­ treal Alou.-tu University President Robert M. ■(rosier promptly announced that FSU la conaidarlng 50 of Ihe roun toy’* beat co*rites for lh* Job fto made h plain that the new eoaeh will he directed to pull out all the stops to make the indep­ endent Seminoles into a foothill EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT power! louse. So far, aald to. tsi-r, FSU lias G IN made no overtures lo anyone for Ute j i ’t. "But plenty hive been R U M and $ 0 .9 9 made to us," he added. He re­ A up futed . t disclose the names o' VODKA any applicants but laid all attistant coaches *t FSU were under consideration. We Stock All Si/ra Vaughn Mancha, former All JACK DANIELS America renter at Alabama and III.ACK A GREEN assistant coach at Columbia Uni­ versity this year, waa hired Ask about ewr Hperial Case Dbcuanla dne»day aa athrietir director at ’ary of llt.otxi a year. Mom v.... both athletic director and bred coach but Stroller said acitooi officials had decided to SANFORD - OPEN * A. M. T IL MIDNIGHT make tha jot* separate. Meet toe* «p a ton* j«wr was CUT RATE LIQUORS $2 a i 112 W . FIRST ST. Lyman To Face South Sumter In Turkey Bowl Lyman with a S-2 record will meet South Sumter Is the annual Turkey Bowl grid cam* scheduled next Wednesday a t • p.m. at the Lyroaa school field. South Sumter will be going into the action wtih a 6-4 record and experU predict Lyman la a small favorite to win. Thus far this season, Lyman has racked up victories over Crystal River, Haatlngs. Eustia, Bunnell, Dunnellon and Colonial. They have lost to powerful Crescent City and Inverness and lied Mt. Dora. Tulane Prepares For Rugged LSU t'nited Preaa International Tulane run through its linal heavy workuut Wednesday fur ID game with LSU Saturday night In Baton Rouge, and the Green Wove passing attack looked good. I.SIJ, second In the country in total defense mid fourth In pass­ ing defense, will lie a hard nut for Tulane to crack, but Coach Andy Pitney hopes to do It with quarterbacks Phil Nugent nnd Bob Cornett doing the pitching. Tennessee reported all of Its players would be ready to play In the Kentucky game Saturday at l.exinglon. T r a i n e r Mickey O'Biien said end Mike lanuirsu is questionable hut is Improving. The Vols worked on past pat­ terns and blocking assignments. Vanderbilt held a rugged DO minute scrimmage, hut Coach Art Guepe said "we are not moving the hall at all.” Vnndy is host to Florence State. Auburn, host to Mississippi Southern, had the "best workout we've had in two months,” Coach Ralph Jordan reported, quarter, hark Hit-hard Wood anti end Bobby Fornt of New Orleans teamed up on screval long st-or. ing plays in the two hour scrim­ mage. But at Tuscaloosa, Ala­ bama Coach Paul Bryant -aid “we had a run of the mill prac­ tice." llama plays Memphis Stale Saturday. Florida "is ready both menially and physically for this game," Coach Bob Woodruff said after the Colors held a long workout for I ho FSU game. Jack West­ brook was a standout in the liacklield ami Gene Page of Tal­ lahassee uUu looked good. FSU held n 100-mlnute workuut hut With halfback Fred Pickard sit. ting out the heavy wolk, Georgia. Georgia Tech. Miisissippi Slate and Mississippi all got down lo hard work ax they looked ahead to their big games ne*t weekend. Snead Gives II. S. Early Golf Lead MELBOURNE, Australia (UP!) —Sum Snenil fired a five under pur or. today to give the United States a 285 and an early indi­ vidual and team lead in the In­ ternational Golf and Canada Cup championships at Royal Melbourne golf course. Snend wielded a Mazing putter for two birdies on the front side nnd four coming home, lie was out in 32 and in in 31, and his two-round total stunds at 13H. Gets TV Rights ROSTOV (U Plt—Promoter Siiin Silverman said Wednesday night that the Gillette Co, will pay tlOUjXH) to televise Hie Jaa. 23 middleweight title bout here be­ tween rhampion Sugar Ray Rob­ inson and Paul Pender. Set Davis Date MELBOURNE, Australia (UP1) —The Australian Lawn Tennis As­ sociation has dcelded to stage the 1%o Davis Cup challenge round at Sydney, Dec. 2d, 27, 28. Hunting Season Opens Saturday TALLAHASSEE— Thou*and* et Florida hunters will be et their favorite shooting stand: one-half hour before sunrise Saturday, November 21, ae the statewide Hunting“vriR "be allowed from tt,t will **** purchase Florida hunting licenses Uua year, and • large partfe* af Emm * > be afltM opening day. kv y&j \fS i -4 / * + J < *w** ' - % LUCKY HUNTER LAST SEASON Bowling Green Selected As Top Small College 11 NEW YORK (U Pll — Bowlins Green (Ohio) today replaced Del­ aware as the nation's No. I team in United l’re*s International’* small college football ratings and Middle Tenne»*ee State took over third place behind Mississippi Southern. Delaware, which sufiered its first 1959 defeat last Saturday when It dropped a 30-8 decision to Bowling Green, slipped to fourth. Coach Doyt Perry's Howl­ ing Green Falcons, third in last week's ratings, handed Delaware its worst licking score-wise since Buckncll ran up a 33 8 edge in 1951. Allison Named Top AL Rookie BOSTON (UPI) — Young Bob Allison, "M r. Inside" of the Wash­ ington Senators, couldn't t>e blamed today if he greeted the news of being named the Amrri-, can league Rookie of ihe Year for 1959 with mixed emotions. The 1958 AL rookie award went to Albic Pearson, who lost his center field jolt last spring — to Allison. Pearson ha* since been traded to the Baltiniora Orioles. There was little competition in the v o t i n g announced here Wednesday. The 25-year old Alli­ son garnered IB of the 24 voles by a committee of the nation's sports writers. Cleveland right hander Jim Perry received five votes and nuss Snyder. Kansas City outfielder, received one vote. The fi foot 3 inch. 210 pound Al­ lison picked up his nickname from smashing line drive homers In spacious Griffith Stadium in Washington. "Mr. Outside" was Harmon Killcbrew, who special­ ized in tape measure homers over everything. Allison played In ihe shadow of Killebrew'i slugging feats most of the season. But he wound up hi* first year in the majors with 30 home runs, ted his team in four department* ami led the league in triples. Golf Pro Of Year DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) — The PGA (election committee has cho­ sen Eddie Duino, pro at the Sun Jose (Calif.) Country Club, a* HMD's golf professional of the year. The l-Tamily That Skates Together Stays Together SKATE CITY 39. Hunting at mip I hunting aaaao* ea resident gams opens, aeeardlag to A. D. Aldrich, half hour after sunset for her I, and hunting ef director, Gamo end Fresh Water December 12. ~ Commissi __ rrrTT. ^ resident game. It ie estimated | Fish n. * * DOG TRACK ROAD Just 190 Feet o il U«y. 17-92 Turn West at Ihe Big Lighted SHOE SKATE Phone TK 1.10*1 Adult Begiuacrs d a te — Monday* 8:13 to 7:13 p m. Ciena— I bur-days 10 a. in. to 12—and 2 lo I p. m. Childtrn Under 14 Cla-a — Saturday- 10 lo 11:30 a. a.. Figure and Free-Slyle — Saturdays 3:30 In 9:30 p.m. PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT Instructor — Sir. George McDuffee llo u—a re»i»e*' Speed Class — Tuesdays 8:13 to 7:13 p.m. Junior Hockey — Saturday* 4:31) to 3:13 p.m. Senior Hockey — Sunday* 4:30 te 9:00 p.m. Initrucioc — Mr. Bob Campbell " " ■1 .i . i ■r- OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. Party Group* By Arrangement With .Management Matinee Saturday nnd Sunday 2 to 1:30 p. m. MANAGERS: JOHN MIK I.EH and J. SHKALY BEST Offensive statistics were fairly even in tiw Bowling Green-Deleware clash but the Falcons won with a brilliant defensive perform­ ance that Included recovery of three fumbles and three pass In­ terceptions. . Moat of the small schools have ended their regular seasons or will end them this week. Bowling Green ends its 'regular schedule when it visit* ninth-ranked Ohio University Saturdry in one of this week's small college features. rla*t Texas State remained fifth in Ihe latest balloting by the na­ tionwide hoard of coaches which rates the small schools for UPI. Western Illinois, coached by Lou Saban—former Indiana and Cleve­ land llruwns Mar — advanced from ninth to sixth after ending ■ perfect 9 0 season. West Chester (Pa.) Teachers, Memphis Stale, Ohio University and lamisiana Tech completed t! e top to in that order. Buffalo (N Y.) and LenoirRhyne (N.C.) tied for 11th. But­ ler (In d ), Hillsdale (Mirh.), Mi­ ami (Ohio), Prcsbyierian (SC.), Northern Illinois, Tennessee Stale A&l, Idaho State and Montana Stale College rounded out the top 20. Native birds and animals on the legal game list Include deer, tur­ key, bear, quail, squirrel and rab­ bit. Non-game animals and birds which may else be taken by hunt­ ers include bobcat, raccoon, nu­ tria, red and grey fox, oppossum, skunk, weasel, armadillo, and a few unprotected birds such as starling, crow and English spar­ row. Animals and birds which are protected at all times, and can­ not be hunted uoder any cirrumstances. Include doe deer, fawn deer, deer with antlers less than fiva Inches in length, panther, the rare spotted or Axis deer, Roes’ goose, snow goose, brant, swan, non-game birds and songbirds, cub bear. Key deer and Ever­ glades Kite. All hawks, owls and eagles sr* protected at aU times in all areas. Hunting of fees* opens Nov. 21 at sunrise, while hunting of ducks and coot opens noon Nov. 30. Second phase of the dove hunting season opens statewide November Gonsalves Calls It Quits After Loss To Rosi OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI) — Johnny Gonsalves, a master boxer who vainly searched for a shot at the world lightweight crown for 12 long years, has railed It quits. The 29-year-old fancy dan an­ nounced Wednesday that he *a* retiring. Paolo Rosi, second rank­ ed lightweight contender, helped Johnny make up hi* mind laat Tuesday night by pounding out a unanimous' decision over the Oak­ land favorite. Harvey Uvlngston, Gonsalves manager, also had a hand in tha matter. " It was rnustly my idra that Johnny quit the ring while he was ahead," I.ivingstun aald. ‘Ha isn’t making the moves any more and got tagged by several punches which he used to avoid." Livingston, who ia in the lira business, added that Gonsalves could work on hia staff "as long aa he want* lo." season opens statewide Nov. 31. LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:45 to a* a iCURTeM M IM f MWNfTTz ' P ) O M l C l C U \ff RIDE-IN T HE A T P t PHONE FA 2-121 ft \ OMISSION • Mir KIDDIES UNDER 12 - FIIKK FIRST SANFORD SHOWING TODAY A Fill. AT 7:00 AND 10:00 P. M. CO-FEATURE AT 8:10 ONLY “T IIK KING AN D I Q U E E N S " COLOR • STARRING (LARK GABLE KIEV NOR PARKER th r; B L U E A N G E L 5 cosa# *» as suae FEATURE: 1:08 - 3:09 5:10 • 7:11 - 9:12 FRIDAY ft SATURDAY jufiiascSt FEATURE: 1:09 . 3:09 5:09 - 7:09 - 9:09 Five Teams Ready* For City Cage Loop Sanford’s city basketball league has flv# teams sote n d far toe sessoo which starts Dec. T. (toe more team is needed, Recreation Dept, director Ronald Perry said yesterday. m Games will be on the SemlntW High Courts each Monday and Thursday evening. The league w il be a member of the Florida A. A. U. and an all-star fire will rtprsscnt Sanford to aU state bas­ ketball tournaments. McRobcrta Tire Supply. Faust’s Drug Store and Walker’* Barber Shop are sponsoring three of the teams. Other sponsors are expected, Per­ ry said. — Information shout toe toagO may be obtained from the Sanford Recreation DeptSANFORD ’” * F R I. ' " NO V. Americas Legto# Ground*, HI way 17 South 20 Auspices: 40 ft 8 Club Famous Criatianla Present m .CWflIS Featuring The World's Great­ est Arenlc Star* • The Brest Freddie High la Air Oa The Roly Boly * . Red Dingier A Co. World'* Champion Tampolinlsta • Denny And The Clowns, M i r t h Provoking Pranksters * Aide And His Troup Of Doberman Piotchars, The Acme Of Perfection Iq Dog Training • Tha Incompar able Can 1st relit* In Feats Of Skill And Daring On Tha Un­ supported Ladders • George Burrows And Tha Elephants • Ramo, Benny, Tripoli, Death Defying Leapa Through Hoop Of Fire Over The Elephants, Building Human Pyramids, Ac­ robats • The Justly Famous, Versatile Talented, Cristiani Hitters, Dingeroualy Daring, Feats Aboard A Racing Horae, Tumblers, Aerlallsti • Am. Many Others • General Admission Children 90c Adult* 1.25 Renerve Seal Price* After­ noon 50e Night 75e Available Only On Circui Grounds Circus Day King Bro*. Reserve Seats Are GrandMand Chair* �:? * * fc * 4 . , t *. &^S§! tlL V*% v^ Sanford Herald Christmas Gift Guide Thursday, November 19, 1959 �Miller's Pre-Christmas SALE “t w i n r r .m m ' ENSEMBLE" • F la |i all year records a*d tha new eiaranhonle retard*. • Bay High Fidelity aaw. Add Bltrapheair M er If yen with. STEREOPHONIC HIGH FIDELITY •var Tw*nty.*l*o downtown Sanford merchant* have agreed to keep th«ir stores open until • p. m. every Friday night /rora now until Christmas, • K. C. Harper Jr., who ltd the mova for tha antra thraa hour* of chopping, aald today that tha mer­ chant* will have "Friday night ■pedal” tale* during the addi­ tional hour* tboy ara open. Keeping downtown H a n f o r d ■tore* open on Friday night the entlra year would be a good Idea, ha pointed o u t The eitra Friday night hour* ara "something we’ve needed” Harper *aid. “ tVe’re a*laap if w* don’t do It,” ha «aid. Tha tradesmen who joined tha move are trying to give cuatomer* who would b* forced by regular .•hopping houra to go to Orlando tha opportunity to ihop in Sanford , on Friday night, Harper said. Harper got lupport for the open, ing by a door to door poll of down-1 town More*. By tha time tha pall * a i over, practically everyone waa for it, he aiplained. The n who agreed to tha eitra hour* are in addition to merchant* who regularly itay open Friday night. ( TERRAZZO. TILE. CONCRETE or WOOD KV>orw “For Warmth, Softness and Beauty Carpet la Ideal!" priced •( I2.M ■ »q. >d. «» Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co, All Kinds Of Books Make Welcome Gills For Readers • Powerful • fluperMfialtlve • Styled Like A Jewel C u e n..uT 5 iE P A E tta .yM—m IIPH-ML UT ..aM wm ^ " w 'r a - n T s a H - ». WaiehSi N h*. I m m Sp.M w smwm, lift* w. att- « v r to WstgUi IS Wa. AC aa*,. Tha NOCTURNE, Modal C-ll* Choice ai beast ifal ratom L A Y - A W A Y N O W tor Christmas - EASY T E R M S OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL 8:00 FROM NOW UNTIL XMAS m a il I E D I H I k u R A D I O and A P P L I A N C E 118 8 P ark FA 2-0352 R Look to books If you a rt having difficulty to deciding about a aurt-to-ploaao gift to a price range of from IS eeota to aa high aa you want to go. Paper back hooka are the an•war to laa* than a t l gHU and to wha to tiaelude to stocking!. Thaaa range horn Western! SANTA HAII.S C hrU tnu. through "how-to-do’i" to ctoailci. mail and collect* it. It'* Bettor than giving ■ hook of easy to mako Wild bright Action, which you can't ho wre bag with clever appliqued tha recipient hatn’t N ad, give and embroidered Santa them a book along tha reference frpnt. line* . . a good dictionary, allae, thesaurus, etc. Of course, fiction is most en­ joyable and makes a grand gift if you choose wisely. Select books that ara “ hot off the press” and you can be pretty sure that they won't have bean read. In tbe luxury class, a gift sf ■ classic, bound to leather and Comas Christmas Uma and it'a •tamped In gold, la possibly the tha right time to remember tha grandest gift you can chooaa. Though even more expensive and many folk who have served tha naturally nicer ara seta of tola family to lome way or another throughout tha year. Another big-gilt Idea— mem­ If you ara going to give gift* bership to a book club and enough of cash, make sum you sacura cash to carry H for a year. Tha “ bedside” book* ara good, crisp, new billa ahead of time — too . . these are usually roller- put them Into n special cash fold­ lions of short stories by various er card or a friendly Christmas authors and often include soma greeting card. poetry. They make lovely pick-up Folks you may wish to remem• nd-read, at any lima, books. bar with cash include the postman, Within a person's particular tha grocery delivery boy, the field of interest there ire usually newspaper boy, the service station dosent and doaens of books that attendant, the milkman, etc. would fit in and not duplicate Non-cash gifta ara more gracious what they may alMtdy own. to tha baby-aittor, Junior's nurs­ Pick hooka and you will havo ery school or grammar school teacher, n special nurse, ate. picked a really grand gift. By Mich name brand Hnes as Gotham Gold Stripe, Tommies, Blue Swan. See the filmy pestels in eng color with delicate lace on elegant gowns, pclgnam, pentlei, slips, pajamas. Lovely hosiery by Mojud and Flattenigh. Kay we help you select e (port Jacket in “his” favorite style, lor Christmas gifting SatitaT AH type of (westers, bulkies, cardigans, v-ntek and the colors ere so handsome. Nke selection of car-coata for those cold-wfnlery days. Jewelry • Underwear Bella doves • • Ties Pajamas Sportswear Skirt*, sweaters, blouses, vests, Capri pants, slim Jim«, pedal pushers, bermudas and Jamaica* exquisitely tailored by Patty Woodward of California, Kaydee of California, Ardec of California, .Shapely, MacShor*. Co-ordinates to mix and match i n tops on every gel* list, Santa. Dresses Wa hare the mnst absolutely beautiful, glamorous array of “After Five" dresses ever to be a.studded. Practical smart transitional cotton* So wear nil year round. Gorgeous stunning parly dro ses — in feet you will have to see them for yourself, and deciding will be e real problem. Com# in and let our fashion M-ordinetor help you. Long sleeve sport shirt* hi solids, plaid* and prints. All sires and the very latest styles. He'll love sport shirts from Cowan’s for Christinas, ttuy him several. Accessories Sparkling jewelry, Buttery toft leather handbags. Warm smart stoles, l.esther gloves for evening, livening Legs in dor skin and peau da sol, Evening wraps, Trimmed sweaters by Hiadley, Kin.'ley and Pen Rose. All arc such nlca gift Items, and >he will he so plea-rd. P U T T H E F A M IL Y IN T O THE H O L ID A Y S Formats Complete selection of chiffon, lace and net formats hy Lori Deb and Glgi. Tha colors arc from the rainbow. Children's We Dresses • f Sportswear • • Slacks • • S Underwear CERTIFICATE Give Gilts Of Cash A Personal Touch Lingerie Sportswear PENNEY GIFT Featuring Fashions A Footwear For The Family -LILY DACHE" LEATHER PLEATS Beautiful nylon bouffant petti with atny.ia forever pleats that prop dreaae* out aofUjr* Underskirted with nylon marquisette . . . . trimmed with exquisite toce. Detailed, too, with expensive extra* like the heavy elastic waist for better fit! Comes in white, black, pink or blue in small, medium or Urge sixes. Exceptional at this price . . . BILLFOLD# Fashion billfolds fa ft variety of s m a r t styles for gift giving. Top grain cowhide in black, red, antique white, turquoise or tan. Smartly g i f t boxed. �t .1 U . I ffljr lTiurs. Nov. 19, *59 Page 3-B fanforb Wrrilh Jewelry Scores As Gill For All Young Misses Don't Forget 'Littlest Angels' A t Christmas V If there's an infant or toddler on should make up your mind about your gift list, we suggest )ou don't what In give before you go to buy make up your mind about what to . . . there arc so many wonderful .live until you have visited one of wearable-gift items in the infantthe Baby Departments or Shops. Here's the "why'*: infants' and toddler departments, you are going :oddlers* fashions have moved up to have a difficult time selecting inio the "designer class." Items for only a few. this age are right in atyle, and sou'll want to give something very LEATHER HANDHAUS hanir high thi.* year on every woman’s Christmas "new." list. A dazzling selection, from left, includes an elongated slim pouch in For example, the populsr-withlightweight smooth leather; tasseled suede for dress wear; huge daytime all ages stretch tights are now in jKtuch in supple grain leather; slim boxy bag in smooth leather and a sires for the very smallest young carry-all brushed, with smooth leather end. ladies. They serve the purpose of showing that this young lady knows someone who is in the know about The ftagile bubbles of glass fashion . . , and they keep her with which we adorn our Christ­ dainty legs warm as well! The toddler can carry •trough mas trees ate largely a family~ If you're wondering whet to line* in apparel, making them xontal direction: the round-top with the look of the season uy cov­ industry in Europe, especially vatrhet; and the larger clutch bag. ering her lights with a short, pleat­ Germany, and also in Japan. give the lady in your life for most welcome gifts, ed, plaid skirt. In the tiny villages that Cling Typical of the new alyling; the Since the majority of handbags Christmas, the answer Is "In the D rrssrs trimmed with colors to heir-" Handbag, of course! long, slender envelope bug: the are designed simply, emphasis is match tights are being shown too to the step inountaliitides, whole families engage in ihr process of Thie yeer particularly, silhou- vertical boa shape with hard sides on the luxuriuusnexs of the leather and are as cute as can be. turning out Christmas decorations. and tab closing; the elongated bar­ Throughout the fashion scene for etles of handbags have been and the new leather colors. Special shapes and designs are adapted to complement the new rel-shape that goes off in a horiIn addition to indis prnvitile this age are u p -to -th e -m in u te the exclusive properties of cerbUik, the most popular colors will styles. Back to the wee ones: even the 1*1° families, the patterns handed ba browns, reds and green* in a scor* of shades: navy appears In infant girl ean be shown off In down from father to son, (or cen both bright and the deep tones; miniature plaids and good for all turle. unchanged, t'sing a llame, the father care­ bright red is on the rise. Dainty also greys in gunmetal hues. Handles aie back in the lime­ prints and bulky knits loo are of­ fully blows the thin glass tubing to the desired shape with the aid light in several versions: larger fered for this age group. handbags frequently feature dou­ Mntttrr is going to be specially on an lion motJ, llis toil removes ble strap handles of matching delighted with the new easy clos­ the hot ornament to the cooling leather, accented with touches of ure features found in many styles; lute. Next the mother silver* the inside and the daughter* apply golden metal; the shoulder strap new grow features too. returns after an absence of sev­ On second thought, maybe you painted designs. eral seasons; even clutch bags feature handles, the kind that dis­ appear into the bag when not needed. (icnerally, handbags for gift, giving this Christmas reflect a new elegance and more youthful |inva—both very acceptable to Some as much as F A a / every woman. Decorations Are Family Affair Choosing Gift For Women Is Easy •- It's In The Bag! a Ami, of course, a string of cu! | Jewelry makes a lady out of • No girt ti «ver too young for beauty or for fashion, the Jewelry turert pearls ia every girl's mas; 'yo u n g girl, and a Christmaa gift of pur* delight. Industry Countit claims, and (his glorious Christinas dttam . truth offers some special Christ­ mas gift ideas for the younger set. Girts of alt ages have created a major fashion trend with their patsiun for the liny necklaces known as miniatures. A small design or pearl hang­ ing from a fine gold chain and nestling tn the hollow of the throat has proven its power with little girt* of six and those over six a* well. Even the 3-lo-tt jear-oU set has its own special version of • Naturalizer • Nunn - Rush these papular miniatures. Narrow gold bracelets are an­ • Freeman • Paradise other fashion favorite of alt age*! And — the power of charms goes • S tar Brand • Jacqueline on forever. Charms marking every sentiment and every event for every age make a special and last­ ing gift! Scarab bracelets are big, big fashion among Ihr high school and college set and ate otlcn worn two and three al.x time. Bar anil circle pins ara tops with the younger set and llrrrc can't be too many of them. In “Open Till 8:00 Friday Night" classic gold (or daytime, or sc; with Uny pearls or stones for dress-up wear, a cirtlc pin is a fashion must. * SHOES <34 Poll-Parrolf Small metal trumpet* that often trim Christmas trees began with a Danish custom. They used lu play four hymns on Ihrin at Yule—aymhollaing the four corncri of the world. Big Pre - Christmas R e d u c tio n s on high grade nationally 3 WRIST W ATCHES A T e rriffic S av in g s if you can rind w hat you w ant in th i s g ro u p Also One Croup Fine ({utility of Diamonds Engagement & Wedding Rings Reduced as much 2 5 % ns S -u m m Q&w h I a u "Formerly Hoyt'*" T. L. C.LMM, OWN KB ll« So. Park A ft. SANTA SAYS /O advertised Ladies' and Men's FA 3-1SSI Put Breakfast Into Stockings Children's appetites and Christ, mas morning Just do not icem to go together. Serving a sltdown breakfast on this exciting day is next to Impossible in most house­ holds. One way to get them to eat without forcing Is to put their breakfast in their Christmas stock­ ing: nourishing cookie* and both dried and fresh fruit. With it serve eggnogs . . . the youngsters* flavored with vanilla and the adults' with m v« potent things. COME IN AND - SEE THESE BUYS AND SAVE MONEY Practical Gifts ''Come out of ihe kitchen . . can well be applied to the newest small appllanceif .Smart Santas will note that these convenient time-savers have blos­ somed forth with a sparkling beau­ ty of modern design that makes them "at home” on dining, bulfct. supper or patio table, a* well as in the kitchen work-center. Making table-cooking easier is the single-unit heat control plug and rord which fits all applianrra interchangeably. Whether home is a one-room kitchenette apartment, or a ramhling ranch type, electrical appli­ ances fit Ihe bill! N LY 49 ST U D E N T A N D KNEE HOLE D E S K S BOX SPRING AND INNERSPRING MATTRESS FREE WITH EVERY # CORVAIR - America's First Truly Compact C a r ! French fltrrp in for a demorutralion rid* and let u» whose you how easy it i* to have the economical CORVAIR for C hriatm u with a amall down payment and the balance (»MAC financed. CHEVROLET • CADILLAC OLDS.MOIIILE Fridays Dealer dCoUnJi W nioh 4nd A Palmetto Sanford Open ITil l>h. FA 2-0711 9 p. m . *19 ROASTERS SMALL 68c LARGE - 98c ROCKER S T A R T IN G AT *39 ROCKER S T A R T IN G AT C 35 FREE BE GIVEN NOV. SALE HOLLYWOOD LEGS AND HEADBOARD 1100 A T •»•••• PLATFORM SWIVEL iRTINIi FOR THIS H R* THE AWAY 30th POSTUREPEDIC INNERSPRING MATTRESS Just Come In And R egister FURNITURE r*CENTER* l i ­ ra �r • a n f r r f t WrralO B Thurc. Nov. 19, '39 Give Professional Touch One way to five tw k without ac­ tually givlag It, would bo to pay (or ear h m m c e (or a year, The re­ cipient of this thoughtful gift then baa U at money fret to net aa ho want*. I t'i a marvelous gift for paronta to giro children o r vice vrraa. Within the family, a gift of a now car or a good uacd ear to the wife and children la a gift they will ap­ preciate 901 daya at the year. Look to the auto Held for your Chriatmaa glfta . , . you'll be pleaaantly lurprlscd to find ao many unuauilly-nlce itemi- To Wrapping Packages Itibboae and dealgaa on gift pack­ ages are woadtrful "Icing on the cake" . . . but they look best when the paper la amoothly and attrac­ tively wrapped around the box. Here are the step# a professional usea In wrapping packages: Plaee the paper faea down on the table. Put the box, upside down if possible, en the paper. Piece it so the design Will show to tbo best advantage when the package Is wrapped and tied. If the box cannot be turned up­ side down, cut the paper about Ik inch wider than la needed and turn the raw edge under. Arrange so that the overlap will coma under the ribbon or trim yon plan to uae. Cut the paper wide enough to go around the box end overlap l'k inches (less for a very small box), and long enough to extend a little The top of book ahelvcs, a long table or a cheat can be used for n dramatic greenery arrange­ ment with tall, slim tapers , , a Christmas figurine, a widespread poinsettle and other trims used effectively. * IPor Th« Holiday and Any Day [We’re Family Headquarters • • • ag e. Men's Accessory line Different, Exciting This Year Men'a accessories are ao ex­ Then there ara lha naw bill orxanUalloni, moat man today citing thla year, they are bound lioldari. Thcto are offtrsd In natd th an axtra larga card bald- Children’s Swing • Strap P aten t Pumps ISm art Economy • Priced Footwear! | to make great gift*. Delta, for one thing, aie lealty different—now combining leather with print fabric, or mure than two kind* of leather*. H als thla aoaiun feature very narrow brim* in most all of the favorite crown atyles, and fabrica and eolora are richer than ever. Billfolds, too, offer a lot of variety — hey-md the regular llylea which are even more lux­ urious. For a spectacular Chrlstma* dinner climax, bring your dowert to tho table aflame. There are two ways of ac­ complishing this: pour ti cup of brandy over your dessert and light with match; ..r surround the delicacy with sugar cuboa, each of which haa been dipped in lemon extract, then light, TAKE IT EASY, here’s the shirt he wante. You'll find It e a sy to t a n for. In Eastern Chromapun th a t U alow to soil, keeps itaj clear colon. SPECIAL! THE QUICK-BREW HASTI-HOT LIFE BIKE! Here la the ultimate In doll realism. Each doll la the exact alae of nn nvernjre real-life child In Its own ape bracket, according to government atatlnticn. The lifc-niie dolls range from alx months to achool Ladles’ Dress or Casual SHOES Children's Dress SHOES and BOOTS Men’s Dress and Work SHOES For Tha Particular Shopper more than half lha depth of the box at the ends. Thla extending length will have to vary allghtly accord­ ing to the chape of the box and cbould be a trifle more for a deep box than (or a ehallow one- Don't •crimp. ■ring the paper up over the cidai, overlapping aa near the cen­ ter of the box aa poaiible, and fallen with a gummed real or with tape. Flnlih one end at a time. Fold the aidei in amoothly. Fold the tap, which la to be the bottom ot the package, down flrit, then bring the (old that U on the table up ovar all the folda, m u rin g with tape er •ticker. Turn the box over. You are nowready to add your own special trim*. leather* and la the Ivy print fab. ric*. To go with tham, there are Tiaa are ntill the narrow modal* leather or cloth card caaea with of lha paat, but there ara a he*t accordion clear plastic holders. of naw ta lltra i. Large diagonal* With lhe onslaught of credit that maka plaid patterns will be good In bold er subdued huoa. It la not a* difficult to aalaet the right tie aa tho Jokes lead V* Canadian Family to beliaval Tell tho saleamsn Honored Guests whether your man I* more con­ servative or rather gregarious . . BRADFORD, Pa. (UP!) - Tha whether ha prefer* blue, brown, three member* of a family from grey or aoma of the newer Ivy St. Catherinei, Ont., Canada, were colors. Ha will than bo able to surprised reeontly when tbalr ear show you the tiaa that ara m e was hilled by city and stata polite to please. at they entered Bradford. Ifowovar, Mr. and Mri. Her bad C. Snyder and thalr ion David hadn’t done anything wrong. It wai just that the Bradford Exchange Club had lingled them out for do luxe treatment aa part of tho city's observance of Ptnnaylvania Week. COMPARE AT 1.98 H i Electric "quick • brew" of decorative china holla C H cups of water in approximately Ilk U R Traditionally atylad in ivory with M N roi* motif. "Open Friday Nights Till I minutes! F. M. POWELLS Refrigerators, Freezers, Washers, Tooli, Mixers, Perculatorg Frlgidaire Refrigerator Model FD-122-S9 NOW A J ' Was 399.95 SAVE 52.48 Frlgidaire Freezer UFD 142*58 U pright Was 369.95 NOW A A SAVE 62.43 Frlgidaire W asher WD-57 — 9 Lb. Capacity Was 269.95 NOW A IK SAVE 54.72 Frlgidaire Range RA*20-59 40” Pull & Clean Oven Was 269.95 NOW A SAVE 39.57 A SPECIAL! 1 Olivar f HP Outboard Motor With Stand. Coot 178.10 Youra For .................... 1 Krigidalro Portable Dish Washer Coot 161.07 Youra For ................................. 1 Mixmaater Mixer Model *11 With Juicer. Wan 48.95 Now ................ ............ With V. A. Financing — NO THING DOWN Was 25.95 SAVE 3.95 With r . II. A. Financing — Aa Little An $450 DOW N! Monthly Payments Like Kent Was 89.95 SAVE 9.95 Jig - Saw Dremel Model 8 NOW Power Saw Skill Model 554 NOW RAVENNA PARK OFFICE 22“ 80M JUST 1.1 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC UGHT AT 80th ft FRENCH— DRIVE OUT TODAYS Construction Company Inc FA 8*8103 / i FA S-T4II PLENTY OF FREE PARKING USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN �Chemists Bring Meltless One of the moat warmhearted tradition* of the Christmas teason is the exchange of greeting cards. At this time of the year close friends and casual acquaintances take time out to ex p res their best wishes. However, sometimes it can be pretty confusing to receive a card from somebody you've never heard of. The proper iva> to sign a Christmas card often poses a problem (or many people. In the first place, one should never forget to put the complete return address no the envelope. In the second place, the »ig nature you use should be deter* Snow For Yule Season 0 M I the snowy splendor of a tradi­ tional White Christmaa can be yours In holiday decorations this year at the flick of ■ finger — whether the outside temperature is way up high, or very Jowl Unlike nature's uncertain prod­ uct, Uita man-made snow lasts till the end of the holiday season—still looking as fresh and cool ai a new snowfall. The artificial anow is the result of blending several resins ■ Nerd some good ideas for what To giva the "oldsters" on your list? tier# are a few to get you •tarted . . , First tor com deration might he a robe. New, warm but wash­ able types, generally serve best . . . and come in a wide range of styles for your choice. Sweaters are good for hoth men and women! An attractive stole Jqr (irandmother is generally most V pprrclated Slippers, ton. arc popular with the older crowd. If you don't know the correct sice, a gift certificate can be arranged. At home entertainment . . , television, radio, hi*fi, phono­ graph , , , any one of thcie would be welcomed. Books, too, are good , . to is a tubscriptio' In a miganne or hook cluh. Romemtier — folks in this age £ r» u p still enjoy many activities and still like little luxuries! (live them something they ran use, of course, hut also keep it gay and gi»i>! with a ftuonnated hydrocarbon — the coldness or freeting action in most mechanical refrigerators.. In the snow cans the hydrocar­ bon acta both aa a solvent for the retina and, because of its ability to expand rapidly when released under prrtaure, at a propellant for the resins. Wintry effects can be created both indoors and out with these man-made snows. The chemical is harmless and does not deteriorate under ordinary temperature and humidity conditions. This anow can be used to "trust" window panes or will simulate fresh fallen snow on evergreens! Other novel effects can be pro­ duced on glass surfaces. Simple paper or cardboard cutouts of Christmaa figures may be made, and placed on the glass while the "snow" it sprayed around them, either a negative or positive print of the mask may be made. Cut-out cardboard Santas, for ex­ ample, can be sprayed in several mow rotors to make inexpensive but eye-catching place cardi for holiday parties. There is also a welcome note for the housewife who faces the task of cleaning up after the holiday sea­ son. All the has to do is wipe the coated areas with a warm, damp cloth and off comes the snow. The rank* of skier* arc grow* ing year by year and if your “gift problem" is among them, buy something for the slope* For instance a colorful parka, a pair of sleek strctch~pant*, lined leather iclovc* that rxtrml well above the wrist to keep the snow out. or a handy leather pouch that fastens to a belt to hold car keys, cigarettes, etc. mined by the lype of card and the person who receives it. If you have chosen a gay casual greeting for close friends, you can sign it simply with your first name. If you're married sign the first name of both, follow­ ed by the last name. With married couples, the one signing the cards, always writes his or her name lust. If you prefer to h s 'f your cards printed, the wife's name comes first. When there are children, the signature as a family group if always in good taste, whether inf the interior are bought a t evergreen, red and white rand tea, it is printed or written: for ex- ornaments, holly and a food poe> ample, "The Smiths." lion of imagination. The conventional signatures I* always acceptable for the greet­ ings sent to business acquaint­ ances. The formal "Mr and Mrs. John 0. Smith" should he printed and the card should be more formal in both design and mess­ age. Each of the gifts received by the Infant Jesus from the Three Wise Men had a symbolic meaning; meaning; gold expressed the roy­ alty of the Babe; frankincenise for His priesthood; myrrh for Christ's entombment. FLOAT THROUGH THK HOLIDAYS! With A Selection From Our Many Party And Holiday Dresses! SPECIAL for boyw« ft P O L A R O ID * STARTIN'! PIUCK Costume Handlings Blouses SHE KNOWS you love her if you give her something Unit makes life easier, (lift her with this "cnnvcrtahle" dishwasher unit. The meaning of the word Beth­ lehem, the city where Christ wag born, it home of bread. Allhtmgi] Belli resembles our word bread and icliem is close in sound to home. . .actually the translation is reversed: Beth is home; Ichein is bread- Lingerie Sweaters Ross The Christmas holiday brings with it a wealth of stately reii-**«is st.d heart-warming carols! Kw-n pop tunes add notes of listening pleasure. And, gift recordings can extend that plea sure through the whole year. Buy any of 5 avaiiibh Polaroid Lauvd Cam an kit* at regular prk» (from $100.96} and g * a FREE Polaroid Print Copier, retail 9M.M. Thia copier makaa extra copiea in ju a t 6 0 aaotad a. Dresses Howes Fashions Complete OLLYWOOD W I E B O L D T ’S 5-PC. MODERN BED DINETTE SET llnndanm a lulda fin ink in h e a t, flU in ran intrant, Include* Innerwprini; .MaiIre**, line Sprint;. H eadboard, I l.eu*. and Bracket*. mar-proof I Chair* cov­ oany - ciMtt ered with vinyl. Re*. $59.95 — Now ; >1 With SPINDLE BED i__l i K L * Everybody’s Talking About The Big Stuffed Toys At Carroll’s — “Stuffed Toys Of Distinction From Animal Playground,” Pictured Above. II” Tall ELEPH A N T................ $12.95 Droopy Snappy P U P .................. 9.95 We Have A Wide Selection Of Toys At LOW Prices — WAGONS WONDER HORSES 2.98 & up 11*95 & up I Speed Child’s Record Player $19.95 Firestone Foamex Occasional <• I I • | A Block West Of The Clock 1' 1 > 1 i 11 if 1 jt|tr~ rW fill 11 ( j A. L �“ *A- DuPont Provo* Natives Return Women Both Wokomo Practical Handyman Never Has Too Many Nawest Type Luggage Workshop Items 1U Itoe 9t aaw lightweight Wi­ tbo le u dine) in blue, grey and avan red ebooie ■re gaining In popularity. "He enjoys hii workshop more Luigage ihould be lelected to than any other recreation, but be subdued plaids, imoll give tbo receiver every conven- baa everything be needs." The man who owns and uses a home workshop never has every­ thing he needs — If you think of need! a t wants! He would be more than delighted with an electric drill to replace hla hind one. This la, of course, only an example. There a rc so many Hama far the wood and metal workshop. If you don't know what to choose, ask • knowing friend to check for you. If this Is Impossible, and so Is select­ ing it yourself, give a gift certifi­ cate, This same man would also enjoy a good do-it-yourself book or a subscription to one of the maga­ zines along tbeie lines. If he doesn't have a handy peg board for hanging up his tools within sight and easy reach, this too is a good gift item. Does he have enough electric out­ lets, a place to clean up, etc.? If not, here Is another aure-to-be-appredated idea. The possibilities for gifts to the handy man arc practically unlimit­ ed. With a little thought, a little look­ ing and asking around, you will be able to select a gift he will never stop thanking you for. tter tags f t mmmiWm for Ckrlit■ U ghtocJ* Jut eet-of-this-world. fUMlfettA r ttlf MW Aid di»Uacthf ttto year U the "alauro" m M M leather luggage. This la Matter tu t k«a b m flaishtd M the Auk side, producing a (cuffraaisteat tag with e aaft and huu* deal iMdc finish. Tbs smooth grali ltd* «l tbo leather toeomaa tka Haiag. la addition to lt« band #oM appoaranct, It caa taka all tka isagh treatment that traveling afttrtt without b«lia marred. Tko aarfaci n i limply bo bruited to ita original atata with a Hitt bnuh Might ara tko toft latlbtr suittaaaa with aabr a light magnesium .kaao. tka fliiiblo loatbar aldci •Saw raaai fir a wit, sports Jac­ ket fad fw r or flta gain of sleeks wlthaat wriakUag, aad Kill loavia ■aau fir a ■a*'* otbor necdi. dwartlag to liggago rttallcra, tka kaggago giaeta moat waatad kg ana ttcM s a ‘aoitor hag aad | I PARIS (UPI>—Tbo Du Pout do Nemours Corp. has formed a subsidJary in France, where the Du Pont de Nemours family started in the chemical buiinaae marc than CHR18T1IAS IS “STARTER” TIME . . .* time to 1 s ta rt a example, n man’s act of luggage for someone special. For example set m ight Include (left) n tailored companion bag with matching leather duffle. Both in saddle-color leather, For her, choose the train enso for toiletries and the matching weekend hag, troth hound in black for contra st. Good idea: add a piece each year I kitchen a r t alwaya woodorful gifts. But, wbot makas then oven nicer Is tbo way you d reu them •PLittle Individual eokei, for Inatoneo, a r t *o goy when tied with tlbbona. Ornamental ■ (hoped cookie* nro •von i more oppreclolid If you th a n with a holo i t tba top thin tla a ribbon through for hinging tbo cookio* on Plan Festive Fix Up For Home Exterior *0 eani, painted, trimmed hid lined with doilies, are Juit- right eontslMra for a gift of hhtno-ronitod nut*. Foitiro little m lncem ut or cranberry pita a rt even mart giftnhlo If net on a imali paper plate and wrapped with cellophane, clear or colored, and tied with o oprig of holly Wicker baskets, trsy i, and apothecary jar* all lend them-■ aelvee to Imaglnotlvo and ray ' “ dllplOy* of home-baked guoUics. Did you know that the Druids bollsvsd that ovsrgrssn trass meant otsrnsl Ilfs, and this Is whirs the custom of using svergrren swags, wall n antal and doorway decoratJon comas from! The ria l spirit of L'hristmaa is in can be made by mounting flat giving—aa share part of tbs home's branches In a tree shape and deck­ holiday mood with pmcra-by and ing them with baublss. neighbors. Give your entrance way Sants Claus cut-outs can be made a true Yule look! or purchased; easy to handle Your doorway wilt sparkle a gay "snow sprays lend interest to Cbriltm ai greeting If you capture glass panels . . t cut-out snow­ the traditional mood with an orna­ flakes can be mounted uii the door. An outline of your door made ment bedecked apray of evergreen, gaily tlad-up with a bright red bow. with Ires lights extends your greet­ Freih or plastic wraatha with ing into the lata hours. Evergreen berries, nuts and pine cones add trees on the lawn, low-placed that special holiday hippy note to shrub* ami planter boxes at the front of the house—all lend them­ doorways, loo. Colorful variations are an over­ selves well to colorful night light­ alls "candy-type” cane, tied with ing! a big, big bow; a huge itocklng— And, friends snd neighbors will poiaibly filled with pretend girt a— enjoy the "worm hello" of your or a miniature Christmas tree that outdoor decor! S A M S O N I T E Silhouette Also Samaooito “STREAMLiTE" clothing Include the hos­ •LADT BALTIMORE". "CROWN" « tess gown above. It's in luxurious Stehll allk, a otter* - 3 Pc. Sets from year-round weight, with Swaot welcome , . . cookies on the door! Wrap Christmas goodies belt In front o r back. A t In cellophane and hang thsm from Sanford Jewelry & left Ja another favorite, a your evergreen wraith. T it scis­ to tho wreath for snipping off 309 SANFORD AVE. no-iron pajama aet. Made sors a cookie. in a blend of cotton and Aviaco rayon, ita new crop­ :.c ped top and slim pants 7f -h rf have a jaunty Spanish air. Child Star Dogged By Old Movies HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Young Tommy Kirk, a teen-aged member of Walt Disney's stable of actors. Just isn’t going to be allowed to for­ get his role as the boy who keeps turning Into a Oratislavlan sheep­ dog in Disney’s "The Shaggy Dog." After a particularly tough scene during filming of "The Swiss F*mily Robinson" recently, Tommy sat down on a rock complaining that his feet hurt. ">>001 or hind feel" asked fel­ low actor Jam es MacArthur. LM ytara ago. The subsidiary, Dis Pant da Ncmouri (France) 8.A., will con­ tract to manufacture industrial and agricultural weed killers — Luggage Co. FA 3*5881 •ft. Museum Addition SARASOTA <UP!> - Tour rail­ road cars and eight circus wagons, once used by Rlngling Bros, and Barnum A Bailey Circus, left here by rail yesterday for a museum at Bara boo, WIs. The equipment, part of items the circus is selling aa obsolete, were bought by the Cir­ cus World Museum and the Wis­ consin State Historical Society. DISTINCTIVE SPORT COATS Fine imported end domestic wool*. Classic styling. $29.95 to $37.95 Suits By Northcool aeveral atylea many color*. $47.95 handsome sport shirts You'll find lots and lots of the moat beautiful lingerie The season'* sm artest style*. Quality fab- ever in our atore right now, Nicely priced too. Come ini rics tailored with fAUltle** precision. All sizes. We Have $3.95 to $6.95 W hat She W ants! Sherrie's Fashions FOR THE LADIES and Duke and Duchess Shoppe FOB LADIES FROM THE MTTLKAT — ALSO LITTLE BOYS Gift Lingerie for the Little Lady too — u marvelous selection! FOR THE MEN — Famous Curies Mult*. Holeproof Sox. Wamterly Tie., Wtlgrome Bpoctaosar, Frerdman-Mhrlby Shoe*. Town A Trail Jackets and Sports*ear, Trs-Tan Belt*. Stet.on Hat*, and maoy other item. *urh oa apurt coat*, alack*, underwear sod ate. Interwoven Socks LEATHER GLOVES Colorful argyles and clocked style*. Lined St Unlined $3.95 to $5.95 $ 1.00 LEISURE ROBES All wool flannels, rich brocades FOR THE LA D IM — Lovely Kabro and Judy Bond Ureases, Munaiagwear llogorio, boaffaat ran-ean petticoat*. Ilindlome, Loadon shrank llt% virgin wool sulla, l.anaon rainwear, IMana j Carols awaatora, Ship *■* Hhore and J ’nettra spuria*rar, pajama*.' hooMCoato, ahoea, kata, gloria, boss, handbag*. FOR LITTLE BROTHER aad SIS — suits, disagaroao, apart coats, underwear, socks, awootora, boys' shoes, lie*, darling little drooaoo, awaatora, eooto aad m a y a tta r perfect gift item*. Sizes From 1! Thru Toddler* And Pre-teen* We Gift Wrap Use Our Layaway Plan. A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS til 8 — From NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS B.E. Purcell, Co. SANFORD - ORLANDO, MANY GIFT ITEMS FOR LITTLE BOYS, TOO I Visit Both S h o p p e s in the Food Fair Building and foul­ ards. All colors nnd ■lies. $8.95 to $13.95 HANDKERCHIEFS Imported Iri*h linen. Hand-rolled. PAJAMAS By Manhatten Wash ’n Wear 75c & $1.00 $4.00 to $5.95 �<Ih» tanfarfc f fnia Thun. Nov. 19, 'l l Pile 7-B A JEW EL OF A GIFT! Give her a watch or ring this Christmas — a neat automatic, n trim gold for every day use, a beautiful diamond watch with diamond studded watch band, a smart gold watch with gold circlets on either aide, a charming rickshaw lapel pin with watch behind wheel or the favorite pearl ring with new setting of marquise cut peridots and a diamond. Millions of science - minded youngsters will lead the parade to the greatest jeweled walcb Christmas in history, report* the Jewelry Industry Council. These young people, with their patilon for modern electronic*, have been quick to relate the working* of a fine jeweled watch with the search into outer space. They know that many of the bal­ listic timing mechanism* are asacmlded by the same hands and on the same principles as fine jeweled watches. Catering to this youthful In­ terest in precision time-pieces Is the appearance of mote new low. er-prlged jeweled-lever watches which give* them a logical and Important place on millions of Christmas lists. The "older set" who have left their terns behind them have a more sophisticated Interest in fine -watches, the Council reports. To them the special functional fea­ tures, such as watcr-and-ihock re­ sistance and automatic winding devices, plus the power of fashion, hive the greatest appeal. Women have diicovered that a fine watch is truly a costume ac­ cessory, and change their watches as they do their jewelry lor dif­ ferent effect*. Tiny jeweled mas­ terpieces hang from pins and necklaces or bracelets for a glam­ orous dre>s-up effect. New dial designs sparkle with jewel* and smart new shape* fur an elegant daytime effect. And sleek new ''sports'* watches are geared to an active life both In design and ruggednesi. Thinness Is the f a s h i o n key to the newest men's jeweled watches since men are aa Interested in how a fine watch looks 13 howr It runs. Here Are Rules For Safe Tree Yule Light-Up Everyone should have a beauti­ fully decorated Christmas tree, but . . . everyone should remember that same beautiful tree can be dangerous. If you don't follow a few simple rules, your gay Christmas tree can became a grim ftre-hasard! Mount the tret in a stand that holds water. This will keep the tree fresh and gnen. Keep the tree away from open fireplaces, radiators, TV acta and electric lights. Don’t overload the tree circuit by putting loo many lights on ona circuit. Make sure that the wires are not frayed! Turn off the lights when there's nobody around to watch them! Trimmings should be fireproof. Keep the b a n of the tree free from combustibles such at loose papers and ribbons. Lighted candlts are a menace as well aa outmoded. Don't use them! Be sure to dispose of the tree in a fire-safe area. If you intend to burn it in the fire-place, don't leave it untended, a t more than just the tree may go up in smoke. Yea—you can make certain that you and your family really do have a sate, and merry Christmas! Casual clolhei for men have never been more handsome. Slacks and sports shirts especial­ ly, both fine for gifts, are newlooking and good-looking. Slack* arc newest both rumes* ami belllcss, Pockets are different here too. with western-style var­ iations and the slash types out­ standing. Slack* are now available In big bold plaids and other un­ VERY FITTING GIFT! Want to Rive him shoe*? — these will fit if you usual for-men patterns, as well as come close to the size! Very smart casuals too. Left to right* golf ahoe in the more convtntional solid and polished leather with removable kiltie; ultra lightweight, three-eyelet tie muted palterns. in soft but rugged brushed leather; slip-on with the popular buckle-amiIn shlrU there is the choice strap in the new square toe; new high chukka boot in polished grained of heavy, like wool, cr light, like leather and a three-eyelet in grained leather with decorative slde-atitching. cotton, in either short or long sleeves. The big newa here is that there are s j many styles, patterns and colors. You are sure to find a sports shirt that the man on your list will realty like. The cover-ups for these cas­ ual outfiti, sports coats and Jac­ kets, offer a wide, range for your Shoes make fine Christmas gifts. featuring also the new lightweight selection too , . and the choice They're bound to Vo n sure hit leathers in both aniooth and brush, is better than good. The Contlnantal, of course. Is this year. There uie many new ed surfaces. style* available, (rum square-toed slip-onv to straps and buckles. Mo«t men have just about all the doihe* they need, but eight out of ten nrc short of shoes. Heading the high-fashion cutegory, i* the shoe with the new slimty tapered and squared-off tor. Seen most often In leather* with n line giant, this silhouette I* lent.ned In many satiation* of the -lip-on style or in two or three eyelet tie* fur both atieet and casual wear. Sole* ate made of lightweight, supple leather, dr tailed with the new inverted moc scam*. Thi* seaming add* an elegant and lighter look and will be featured in n gicat many shoes. .Mon who like casual attire,-Will he easy* to pleit-e with Immlicwn moccasins or the popular anklehuh "chukka" horn, available in »ofl brushed leathers with ilcublc Pied Piper Woits For More Rats SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) The Pled Piper of Blngi is keeping a sharp eye on Lake Kariba, hop­ ing for another plague of rati. But Dr. James Mundle would be satisfied if they never came back. Mundie, a government medical officer at Binga on the shores of Lake Kariba, wrote in a privatelycirculated Ministry of Health news­ letter not long ago that the rats were eating him out of home, hos­ pital and typewriter keys. "To date, they have eaten tbs fly-sheet of my lent, two felts, three pairs of socks, the inside of my gun-case, some nf my wife's clothing and Hie shift key of this To wrap a bottle to it has a typewriter," Mundle wrote. decorative big fluff top for pret­ tier gifting . ■ plsce on* piece of paper on top of another on the G >our home boasts 1 mantel, diagonal. Be sure to allow plenty you can mike that your focal of paper. Bring the sheet* up to point of interest witli bright orna­ the top and lie securely. Add ments, sprigs of holly, Christinas whatever trim your ingenuity dic­ berries and spark'y-linirl tucked among the greens. tates. le a th e r soles. KIMONO C H R IST M A S, that's what it will be for the man who receive* thin .■•mart robe. Sure to be his favorite gift! Of all-wool jersey, more titan a yard wide. Handsome effect* are achiev­ ed in the drop blown shades, all n( which contain less red than in the past, a* well a s In the neutral tones. If Junior i* si the ngc where clothe* are becoming impoitant. he'll love a pair of "cool" shoes. Much of the new styling has hern adapted In footwear for youth*. the biggest favorite In sport] coats . . and fabrics arc rich, colon muted. Newest In jsckela are the out­ side • quilted ones. Many have pile hoods o- collars. Cheek the new wash ’n wear slacks and shirts too . . these will certainly be appreciated. Story-Teller Telit A Success Story LONDON (L'Pli—British report­ ers questioning John O’Hara at an Impromptu conference here war* mostly interested In how ha. a for­ mer newspaperman, had managed lo become a wealthy novelist. "I'll tell you a story," Iht Ameri­ can writer said finally. "There was a man playing In th t gutter outside a night dub. A ja u musician came lo the door of Uta club fur soma air. The street musi­ cian asked him, 'How do I gat t# Carnegie Kail?' "And the hap guy replied, 'P rattice, m an; p ractice.'" A new world of comfort with your A u t o m a t ic Blanket GK IH.ANKET3 with famoua GE "Sleep Guard Comfort Selector.'' W h e th e r te m p e ra tu re s rise o r fall y o u 're manured o f Mend)’, gen tle w a rm th til th ro u g h th e n ig h t — h eat ndjuntn a u to m a tic ­ ally. Should te m p e ra tu re of b la n k e t w ire ev er exceed n certain lim it c u rre n t In cut o ff im m e d ia te ly . T h e e n tire w ired a re a ia p ro tected again*! excessive w a rm th . Sanford Electric Co., Inc lift So. .Magnolia gifts that belong under every Ro Jay Accessories Sportswear SWEATERS—or Ion. han-ton* blends In the newest itylci cardigan*, slipover*. Bulkies, Lingerie GOWNS—hcovcnly embroidery nn «heer bodirfd gown* with mati-hing peignoir*. White and the new vibrant similes. Trul lingerie lovelies by Vanity fair Henson. A long, -hoit nr roll r«, all in no iron fabrics $ 2.95 - $ 6.95 JACKETS—buttery eapeskin in "bite »nd panels. Soft, cleanable lleekiuede. Both ate present perfect. Accredited $ 5.95 - $ 14.95 ,11*8—beautiful, luxurious slip* hv Hrnsim amt Vanity fa ir Will certuinly please her. Choose one or mote from our lovely selevtion of lace bedecked slip* 1 white and pastel color*, a* well as black, navy and icd. JAMAS—Nylon tailored pajama* »r rule whimsical shorties A dd them to her for year-round Thanks. - Charge Accounts Welcomed lift! If (• IV I �- V Christmas Date Traced All Way To 4lh Cenlury .The history sf the Christmas observance la one that has Intriguad' clerical and lay scholars for countless years. Researchers hare found that as tor hack as the fourth century, the Christmas festival was siraady an established custom dat­ ing back to earlier eras. The word Christmas began as “Christ's Mass'' or a* In old English “ Chrislts M u se" or the Maes of Christ, following the cus­ tom ef the church In observing the anniversaries of deaths, rather than births. It was not fitH St. Cyril, Bishop ef Jerusalem, eat out to affirm ene day for a unlverilal observance that Christ’s Mass was changad from its previous celebration in the spring (as we now observe Easter). The food Bishop was granted permission by Pope Junius I to anno'nt a group of theologians to driermiae as accurately as possi­ ble the exact dale of Christ's na­ tivity. Top many yeses had elapsed for absolute accuracy, and sfter discovering various contradictions of calandsrs, astrological and astronomical calculations, the date for the celebration of Christ's Mass was set by the Church for December 25th. So U Is that since the year U4 A. D., this date has been observ­ ed as the date ef the Saviour's birth. Msmbera of the Greek. Bussisn and Ukrainian Orthodox ’"lt/ehes eetebrste this oo -Jan­ uary nth. To this' day, the festival nf Christmas still occurs no many different dates throughout the world. December g is the day when Christmas is observed in most Western Europcsn countries and marks the beginning of a long happy holiday seisont to natal day e f He who Is- eondated the greatest religious Oder la Watery. AMfcetgh la the MW years fob nrtog me birth, the Christmas rtahsatlrn has corns to be a potaurri ef aactowt pagan eeremonla aa aft-laid Christmas legends lint ant, the eteeoce ef the day “It to more blessed to give isn receive” . MU who reprseents the spirit F glrtol ad Christmas. An the Christmas bails ring oU w message ef peace and goodW, hndhntir-1 and tolerance, Ja dm elders Who sat moods d patoarae ef the observance. Make Mda ■ real Christmas! Me the family to tree trimlag feetivHlee . , sing the aid rale and listen wail in the words lito f 'W h friend* and neighbors U> therih of your choice. PIM to make His day, ■ tom>'* ■' " 1 i(lie ke P k e l e t M as a IStory f AwW Christmas i ''esses spon a time a Pother, a Mother total Welcomes Millionth Guest VOlNOat VILLAGE. Fla.,—EftmW age, W unit retort motel, Mr. Md Mrs. Beyer checked In is asenttog fur their third Ellinor IlUge vacation. They'll be here Mr. Boyar la a retired teacher ltd taught last at Thayer Aceemy, south Braintree, Mass. Oldest Christian Church Stands h Bethlehem Probably the eldest church in Christianity is the Church ef the Nativity, built upon the spot where the stable stood. It was erected by Emperor Constantine the Great, in 330 A. D. The church looks like a fortress. Its original stately portal has been walled up and replaced by a low and a arrow entrance. There was a reason far this. In the first place; it compels the many pil­ grims te bow before they enter. In the second place it was design­ ed to keep the Inftdeie Item riding in on horseback or camel. The interior of the church it dignified and simple, set off by beautiful Corinthian columns of native red .andatone. The roof is of massive oak. Silver lamps burning olive oil ere suspended on gold and silver chaine from the beams. Scorves Are Nice For Presents Holiday fashions square-off In a new and delightfully different med­ ley ef scarves that make ideal gifts for every gal oe your list. Whether she's schoolgirl, ma­ tron. or in-between, tt'i easy to find lust the sire and color to accent her individuality. The newest * Inch scarvct con­ vert with esse into loose, low ties, cowl drapes or wide-ewsy neckline loops. Whether as a colorful extra or a cherished gift, scarves fill the hill In every way. Green and red paper cups make perfect L'hristmaa hells. To hanr. insert e pipe cleaner throuxh the bottom, twist it for a honk. !.et the other end hanr down below *.S» mouth of the cup and. »>‘«th a uum drop fnr a clapper Cupa cut in half make grmd bells to top off a rift parkare. And, nf course, they are al­ ways right for servlnf punch. • f the Manger. Beeutiful ttpettries sad rugs are draped across the wails. Fifleea silver lamps aro kept bnraiag eternally In honor Of Him tor Whom there w»s no place In the world *« the night of His birth. A silver star, fastened to a simple altar with silver n ils , marks the exact spot where the Infant Jesus was born. Three steps lead down to a small tave-Uke recess, the Chapel I G IF T S for H E R • Diamond Ring* • Watches • Electric Raton • Necklace and Earring Seta • Finn • Crepe ’de Chino Cologne A Perfume o Birthatone Rings • Pearls • Carriage * M ghlere GIFTS for HIM • Lighters • • Birthatone Rings * Bracelets And Many Other (lifln N ecklaces • Save your Christmas cards and give them to the orphanage or rhurch group for children’s scrapbookv. You'll Hake Real Hit With Gifts Of New Records A gift of records is a gift that promises hours of pleasure for yea re to rome. Happily, today record* a rt made for every age and every musical taste. Ihere are even re­ cord* for tot*, though not ell are musical; some are the telling of itorir*. The reading of poetry and many rla**ic* in literature now appear «n record. For that matter, it ia powibl# to learn a foreign language, im­ prove your golf game or atudy other luhjecl* by record. There have been vast improve­ ment* in the quality of recordings withta Just the past few year* . . . (he new itereopTiontc record* are something our parents scarcely hoped to dream about. Original Broadway ahow*, the finest opera* and orchestra* may now resound throughout our own living rooms; Modern record cover* are *o attractive that you will find it e> pleasure to just browse through a record *hop aa you might in an art gallery. I’lan for a record Christmas thl* yc*r. Everyone will love you for Stars to Shine on Delicate Cotton lace to spice mind a holiday evening . , , designed for the young In heart Added enchantment . . . the soft gleam of velveteen in gala colors. Pimply delightful In lizes I to II. Midnight b!*ek velveteen , . , richly gleaming with a lare bodice , , , Iran and Invrly In •ire* S to IS. You decide how much to nave! We ■ond yoa g check next November. It’s easy • • . It'a a happy Huh. Join now. For detafle; raH, write or eome ht. v?T S ta r t R ig h t Away ! 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GIVE HER JEWELRY — You can chooic tha finest diamond* a t extravagant prices If you can a f. ford to, but simple costum* jewel­ ry items nowadays are crafted with atl th* precision and beauty • f rare pieces t / tJ* * - ,p*rh*P* «he*a dreaming a f a . full length.Mink . . . hot If your choice la a ••manmade’’ preclou* pile fiber one, ahe’D caddie Into It with pleasure, Perhaps h er yen for mink doesn’t extend te •oats—she May be thrilled with a g ift of a handsome Mink (eg eth er fur) toller, a cape, a stole • r perhape a rich-looking flna arIon or cashmere sweater with a real fur cellar, NEW WATCH EH—You needn’t epend a fortune te find a glamour watch for your special •,»h#.’* There’s th* greatest line-up ever, of frivolous fancies In dependable timepieces. W ith fancy bracelet band*, novel faces, cotors of the rainbow and striking design*. It’s difficult ta tall whether these nov­ elty watch** re st ander twentyfive dollara or over a hundred! 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The materials are very inexpensive end If yon make a mis­ take, Juit start ovrr again I By crinkling tha cellophane yen get a textured look af pebbled glaaal The llghla in your home at sight will ahlna through the color* and design and you'll bo amatod a t tha striking affect! . F IR S T T O O L S TltttfK BUYI PRIME (Oil BUTTS Fair and Maple — FA 2*0500 i K W IK S E T LO C K S ACC Close out! A Real Buy! wrr �^ . mt . m ---->M M ^ M E -'RT J b 4 b w term s Versatile 10-h.p. new Je t Flair style! Features full gearshift, remote fuel, pow­ er baiting- Only M lb*. to e m o J jf& d A g M here's hardly a child that Ain't bg Reared with a |if l of a far Christmas. The parents are • m i to UUak about. Ma a n seldom completely carlag by On' cbUd-the parenta | therefore bar* to take on eatra Ik. Also 11 must be takes Into •M ention that Ihe feeding and * of pets coals money. 1 you a n thinking of a puppy as in —alto look into the matter of Dclent outdoor spice for the M l to roatf to. toe 'of the most popular pets M now ll the parakeet. It la lUtrely easy to c a n for; it’s feed M t penalre and these bird* need V rage area. And, because they I. U'a very caay to become lovly attached to parakeets. 'Topical fiah are another Idea aa intapenihr, eatlly cared for . You have a wide price range teflon too aa you ran choose one I and a bowl or a targe aquarl full of fUli. t might be a good idea to query i parents befora giving a child a U a pet for Christmas. If they f “yei,*1 you can be surr, howrr, that yours is going to be the • t treasured one received. sere are also a variety of mate ita which make use of ihe most Rent plastics. "Try-Il, a d e a r lUle cube with Intricate passagei t , testl the Ingenuity and pa* •ce of playeri who strive to utauver a ball from one end Ihe other. TRUETO NE STER EO H I-F I Famous r W estern V Flyer! CROUP SINUS lake on new life and extra fun when mimeone strums the Kultur. J t’n easy for begin­ ners tn muster , . . make* n grnml gift for young and A new plastic hobby kit, "Plaxicraft," provides non toxic plastic beads in multicolors which children form Into designs in rlie-cut forma. When popped into the ovrn and baked at a low temperature, the m u ll is a decorative permanent decoration for the playroom. Wise idea for making you a smart Mrs. Sanla: riart a Christ­ mas notebook! Every lime you sea a good idea or think of one, for making the holiday brighter, and easier on you . . . put it in your notebook. Here loo you can keep your Uat of rarrls and gifts sent and received. T.lmed Oak or Mahogany Conaolctte. 4-speed auto­ matic changer. 3 separate controls. Split channel amplifier, 4DCWM0-82 ' Wizard Portable Sewing: Machine 26” Model Only 26" Deluxe English Lightweight Full site, fast Round Bobbin action. Vari­ able speed fool control. Fully guar. 2JC88U1 Look at all the extras you get for this thrifty little price! Sturmey-Areher 3-spced huh; front and rear hand caliper brakes; handlebar gearshift; touring bag, chromed rims and headlight, others. 2FC2£H)I,S Easy Term a ^ # N O W FOR CHRISTMAS Automatic port, stereo in handy carry ease! 2 4’* speakers, 4 speed changer (nil site*, all speed*). Flip—over cartridge. Deluxe, 4DCjlKtd Save! Rugged! Slerkl Safe! Rail • beating front wheel, puncture, proof tire*. 3FI03I 14" 3FC1Q32 lin ts U " 3FC1033 911.95 28” W eitern Flyer “Missile” Wagon Truetone Portable Stereo 10” Western Flyer Trike Tube Steel! Extra-Wide Step-ptatel 3FC1031-33 With Dart* Deluxe ttrea for fast, smooth riding! Scotchlite Safety Reflector PedaU! Full-year guarantee] 2F2O20 Built for yeara *d rugged, depend­ able aervleel Sleet body with rolled edges. ‘Fifth Wheel’* typ« steam tog. Bright red. Precision Lab Sel W ith .W irroacnpa *—•'* ha Ita! 1 0 -1 8 " plnat JSSW J»«s “ W(MW||h Christmas pleasure for the young scien­ tist. Micro -Tronle It a y illuminate* elide from top and bottum. 4 turrets, binocular eyepiece, easy focus. Includes cnlor-vu filler and ateel rahinet. j ' «•/» *ho Tsk * ( £ “*of.4*l) bullet "oses. Kmene* Fleet rta Studio Orgaa r:w Lou Camp! Bowling S«t Official sire! Fill with aand or water for howl­ ing action. Pins potter. lirasy Dut; Dump Trurl .Y* 92 - Steel. Action bed. 16'* wide Now! For memorable gill giving.. 1 2 ^ * B R E A D TR A Y / i i TraaaUlae 37 full sice key*. Play* sharps, Data and chords. 3 chromatic oc. laves. S’" W„ l i ' t " H.. walnut finish. Music book and "Easy Play" lesaona. 20!/ 2” Palomino . Coaster Horse Portable ^Tg Con boy's Special A run, a jump and the little hronc-hus. ter Is In action. Non-mar, tong-last­ ing lurite ea«ters. Plastic with brown and black marking*. Red font rest. Truetone portahle! Use also as smart table model! I'nmpleta with earphone jack! 35 Outdoor Light* To Hriihlen Your Home C h ristin a* Uonua Tour home will say Merry t hrUtmas With 25 bulb* in a*, sorted rolnra. Inde­ pendent burning, weatherproof. Clipon base. WCiua Truetone ># flock Radio Wake to music! Clock, ra ­ dio .and timer! Smartly •tyltd pink or white ca­ binet. 1)2850,4 Wcatern Auto sports eal design. Slecl construction. Adjustable pedals. 37" CUM Paul Revere Authentically reproduced in * W ROGERS* Silrsrplala by Tha In tar national Silver Company. . . its graceful simplicity adds museum beauty *e your home al *xc*otionatly auxletl coat. Servieo include* P cup cuftta pot, sugar, creamer amt 12!a* oblong tray. JEW ELER Improve your game! All-weather hall is scuff • resistant! Re. Inform) steel goal. Cotton twine net. Jr. Mia. Makeup h it 4^ Vlnyi case, matching wal­ let fitted with Jr. Mia* Cospictic*. Toothpaste, comb, etc. * r * n 29 • Jonh KandalPa f f j QQ Carbine y O .7 7 "Dead or Alive" sawedoff carbine holvter 8 1>4" ( ap shell*. Plastic gun, 20" long, ea •a • P ; ' t j urn 12" Gyro- Malle (ilobe M FRIDAY NIGHT ’T I L lien u me leather football and kicking tee. QQ ^> /.F 3 c Moves In any direction. High gloss finish, wrought iron stand. World of Fun book, T sans in’ 1! Even ruts 2x4'a. Built-in work light. Complete with 3 blades! Ill 1430 M. » High Keel Q f f C Walking Doll O O Turns her head aa ihe walks! Moving eye*, root­ ed hair. 5!ade of unbrrakablr vinyl. w\ I b'°°fball A ?.\ Tee Set CHRISTMAS Now Over 11,MO •terns! Giant *e!ee-' lion! Uae our con­ venient .new catalog order sendee. �Just How Old Is Santa Claus, Anyway? Here Are Some Guesses Just how old la Santa Claua? Down through the centuries the are "imported* from Norway, Where does bo come from? Why story of Skint Nicholas was carried I Dr. Clement Garb Moore, a does he enter by way of the chim­ ney? Why does be drive a sleigh? Even the best reference sources expected gift* appeared they w e r e ^ ^ , Christmas") for his childdo not quite agree about the an­ attributed to him. cestry ot the Jolly, big-hearted fel­ Dutch children suil wait for low we know. Saint Nicholas, or “Siatcrklass** aa But. after all, U It so import­ they call him. He is pictured as a ant whether the name Santa G aul kindly, white-bearded bishop who baa Ua origin in the Dutch "Sin- rides a white hsrse over the house­ terklaai,” or in the German tops when he lowers hie gifts down “ Chrtetkindr or "Krlss Kringle"? tha chimney. It is this "S inurklaes," brought) H ia generally agreed that the Idea far our modern day Sente over by the early Dutch settlers, Claua began with a young boy call­ that we give thanks for Santa's ed Nlcbolat over 1M0 years ago. custom and method of giving, for During kle early years, growing the full white beard, riding over uu hi the Asia Minor portion of housetops and, partially, for kis present-day Turkey, be was getter- name. oua and pious. These qualities grew Seats Claua had many other within b ln until ae a man be be­ forerunner*, some who still bring came tM bishop of Myra. gifts ia his piece to children ha His moat famous deed of genero­ other lands. i sity wee directed inward three Another "ancestor” af Santa ' beautiful daughters of a poor no­ cam* from Germany. “Christbleman. He wanted dowries for bis kind!.” sometimes called “Krist children so they could be married. a little messenger of So. Nicholas on three different the tim e nights tossed bags of gold through also wai thr gift giver to the Swiss • window of their home, and each children. There tho angel arrived daughter could be married end a drawn by well cared for. .The elves, Santa’s fine helpers, .. «k» •aufurD Rrralk - . . . . -hsrs reti. He vividly described Sint* Claus. bringing all lha many leg­ ends be knew. In 1*63. cartoonist Thomas Nist was commissioned to illustrate Moore's poem. Santa Claus, much as we see him today pictured everywhere at ChrUtmaa. emerged from Nast's drawing board M years ago In New York City. Let us help you with all your g ift problems. • Coats £ Suits • Dresses Daytime, Coefcttf Slack*. Shorts, Shirts, Thura. Nov. 19, '59 Pago 11-B Sweaters, Leather Jackets Won! Jackets Lingerie • Diamond Bridal Seta Q uilted 183 $2750, Christmas Fun Calls For Care PRINCE8.sk HIGHLY UNIQUE CULTURED PEARLS BIRTH STONE RINGS BEAUTIFUL MATCHED SETS OF EVENING JEWELRY IN' THE NEW FALI. COLOR* Wanted Items Of Jewelry Ordered Special .On Request OPEN TIL * I*. M. FRIDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Last year almost *00 pwple lost their lives over the Christmas Holiday, more than half of them because of alcohol. , This eheerfi'. season has be­ come a season of mourning. All over the natioo, grim hearses will follow in the wake of Santa's sleigh with victims who hid too much cheer and too little caution on the road afterward. There are more auto accidents on Christmas Eve than n any other holiday. The principal reason: ’ drivers who have besn drinking. No driv­ er should ever forget this: hav­ ing more than one ounce of alco­ hol in one hour, makes you a "dangerous” driver! Traffic accidents on Christmas Eve have reached a staggering total in recent years. New Year's Eve is a close second. In 1U7, a four-day Christmas vacation, resulted in TO* fatal­ ities! Last year there were “only Mo people killed. Between fortyright and fifty-five percent of these of these deaths were caused by drunken drivers, or by drivers who hid somelhing lo drink, ac­ cording to the National Safety Council. Polic. and traffic authorities everywhere agree that the drunk­ en driver, even the mildly intoxi­ cated one. ia more dangerous on the highway than the apaedster, reckless driver, thrill seeker or thoughtless drivsr. Slip Him Into Comfy Slippers Robe*, Goer* Sets, Fancy Pinto, 8Mp* Give him slippers and make him happy. This is one item that U easy to shop lor too. Sixes don’t' have to lie so evart as some Items of wearing apparel. There are many style* to ehoo*f from this Christmas too. The fa­ vorite models have returned with new and richer leathers . . . and now in more eolor*. New slippers lake off from the de­ signs of the newer styles of men'* shoes. Then, loo, you ran always give Music lovers this Christmas him a gift certificate for a pair have a special treat awaiting of comfy slippers! them in sterophontc sound, the new tonal magic now available for home high fidelity music sys terns. • Accessories Hag*, Cloven, S uhrUmo*, Jewelry, Bella, Starve*. How#! Keatortwi Fashion# Jaat for Ton” i M A T H E R <3 Hut SttUVd&Ai H undreds of g lam o ro u s g ifln a w a it you. Specially selected to m ak r au re of p ro v id in g yo u the Idenl eholct fo r everyone on vutir lint — f r o m G ran d m a to MU. COM E TRUE This is your opportunity to shop lea sure­ ly and find just what you want for Christmas Gifting. Receive Next November Our warehouse and storerooms are prepared to hold the merchandise you select without further payment until delivery. Lay-Away NOW And Let Us Worry ______ About The Storage______ .j & a = g a k .« EASY TERMS We Carry And Service Our Own Accounts MATHER Off Sanfford Ju st A Short Block From Sanford's Biff Free Parking Lot 203 E. FIRST ST. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL K UNTIL CHRISTMAS �Gowns By Tolande, Mar-Love, Weber and Majea*'c. Dacron, nylon, all cotton, dacron and cotton blend*. Add a blouse to your Christina* HaL What woman wouldn't love a beautiful soft gown for Christmas 7 Nylon waits length and full lengtha in aoft paatel color*. Sweaters Deeigned by Jantien, Majestic, Nardls In orlon, ban-ion and the popular wool bul kiea. Assorted colors, all sites. Ideal for Christmas Gifting? For those cold winter mornings—quilted nylon and cotton, Solids, prints in pretty bright colors. Panties This is one gift that is always welcome—fancy or tailored panties. White, black and solid colors. Pajamas Are always a welcome and practical gift Cotton, nylon and dacron Slips & Half-Slip She’ll be ao thrilled with one of our nylon tailored or feminine lacy slips and will be delighted with the many new eoiora. By Munsingwear, San Souci. Give her a box of Phoenix or Clausner hose in one of the new fall shades she ll be so pleased. m ti/Uttf SPECIAL tv O fF T prdtn Whiting A Davis, gold, silver, rhine­ stone. Karringi, bracelets and necklaces. Dad will love a new robe for Chriatmaa, why not give him one? See our citing selection. Accessories Socks Soft supple leather Handbags by Ronay. Leilas#, Garay will make a perfect Christine# gift. See our large selection of Dawnell# Gloves. She'll love s pair. By Esquire, Phoenix plain, fancy and argyles. Hell love new ties for Christmas and especially' when they come from Yowell'e. ahe'll love a new school or party dress and we've a nice ■election from which to choose. An Always Welcome Gift Ideal Jewelry Cuff Links. Tie Bars By Hickok told separately nr in sets. Panties With ruffles, others plain In colors and while. Sweaters See our wide selection of skirts, coats, shirts and jum|>eis to mix and match for that young lady on your list. McGregor sweaters in pullover, cardigan wool and orlon sleeveless. Trousers Tailored in dacron blends, wool, flannels and the dacroshan by Botany J Petticoats by ‘Singing Needles.” Half and full styles. Delight her with a gift from Yowell's Suits By Tom Sawyer in tweeds, and plaids. Aged 8 Vo I t. Household Gift Items: Linens If you're undecided about a gift for someone on your l i st . . . who seems In have everything—why Hot give her linens? We’ve a large selaction of sheets, bedspreads, table cloths in many styles and dolors. • Towel Sets • Sheets & Pillow Cases • Bedspreads See our wide selection of notion gifts, For the young men on your list they’ll lo v e shirts in cotton, flannel and corduroy. Pajamas by Tom Sawyer in wash 'n wear. Jackets by Tlmi Sawyer in the reversible Ivy League style*. Warm wonly blankets by Chatham. Boveral weight*, all the new colors and the easy to care for fabric*. Luggage Ws'vs s large selection of luggage, all by namebrand designers. Why not start him a set or add to the one he now has? Designed by McGregur. Solids, plaids, and handsome tweeds. For the special someone in your life give him s ■l>nrt coal. • Brans Plaque* • Clothe* Hangers For Christmas and any time give sport shirts by * Arrow, McGregor, Mark Twain and Botany. Cotton, wool, corduroy and flannel. • Steak Knives Blankets Handsome tailored by Daroff, a Rolany ” 000’' woukl thrill any man. See our selection of ■uile by Botany. • Siesta Ware • Carving Set* • Casserole Holders We Invite Charge Account*” Jackets The new drizzlcr and ever popular reversible antt-freeia Open Friday Nights TiU Christmas' gaberdine miUium lined jacket hy McGregor will earuudy �« M. W ht g>anfnrb ifcrato (Downtown* StohaA, Opsin* U ntil S pjn. Joniqht WEATHER: Cloudy and warmer tonight and tomorrow Hijjh todny, 75-80. Low tonijiht in the hijrh hO'a. r* ^ L XL1X United Pren* I-ea^ed Wire Ea1abli.«hed 1908 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1959 SANFORD' FLORIDA Navy To Show Versatility In Derby ft ( • Twenty A3D jet bombers will fly around the field during the show which starts at It a. m. In wing to wing diamond formation, a VAH-t team of these bombers will perform precision flying maneuvers. Other bomber* will make carrier type landings on the field after the flying portion of the show ends hv 12: IS p. m., two men will make a parachute jump over the station at 12:45. A Ma­ rin* Corps team will give a drill exhibition on the field. All squadrons stationed at the base will assemble at 1 p. m. for presentation of awards won in the week's rompetitio . fiuetts at the ceremony will include Sanford and Seminole County officials, Captain Pinpoint drooping of simulated atomic bombs, parachute jumps, loft bombing competition and £pg-lowing precision (lying are ^ • w of the .'vents scheduled lor tha Sanford Naval Air Station's bombing derby Dec. M2. An air show open to the public Dec. 12 will climax the week of flying demonstrations and competi­ tion by the five NAS squadrons and their competitors. The Saturday spectacle will lealure a D U Cougar fighter in a loft bombing -emonstration where ,<og plana re Isaacs a bomb while -.Ymhing, throwing the weapon upwards. Doing a vertical turn, (he fighter will roar away before L a arching bomb hits the target. _ ---------— ______ ____ Buah Bringle, the commandant of midshipmen at the U. S. Naval Academy, and Rear Admiral Craig, commander of Fleet-Air, Jacksonville. The maneuvers aimed at train­ ing base personnel in combat readiness will actually start Dec. T but lb* base will not be open to the public until the air show. Twenty-man crews from five squadrons will compete In a load­ ing drill that day involving simu­ lated atomic weapons. Two A3D jet bombers from each NAS squadron will join in a loll bomb­ ing maneuvers Dec. S. Simulated bombing missions, complete with artificial storms and mechanical troubles will be run inside closed. grounded cockpits l*er. 9 Pin point bombing into Lake lleorge is scheduled Dec. 10. A landing crati will be the target. The smallest jet carrier air craft ever down will lie matched against an AID in a loti-bombing contest Dec. tl. Cmdr. Hill liar row. commander of YA-12. Cecil Field, Jacksonville will represent his squadron as he flici the small­ er plane against Cmdr. Ken. How ell commanding officer of VAll-7. Cmdr. Howell will he in a larger A3U. The Jacksonville based group has made loti bombing a special­ ty while the Sanford squadrons’ A3I)’» arc meant fur high alti­ tude radar bombing. The Naval Air Station issued the challenge. County In Sound financial Shape, Krider Reports Seminole County is in "«uumlH financial shape with over ttno.OhO left over from last year’s budget. C o u n t y Commission Chairman] John Krider aatd today. .'^A nyone who ia under the im pressinn that the financial situa­ tion here Is serious Is uniter a false misapppehefisinm,’* Under said. "Thanka to the good job done by former county clerk O. P. Hern­ don we have anticipated any finan­ cial problems that might arise and ■re in such good shape that we won't need any Ux money until Jan 1. •According to figures released to- • day from Krider, there is laiu.oou left from the general operating fund, (71,000 from the fine and forfeiture fund and fioo.uou from the road and bridge fund. "We have plenty of cash to oper-1 ate and rnough money in our oper­ ating fund to handle any em ergen-' cv that should arise,'* Krider a m- ' phastied, adding, “even though we will have no money coming in Noajinber and December.'* '* K rtd e r said ha tees no re^soai. why the millage will be htgtUfZ1 Ilian It mill* when the equalitalion hoard meats and reminded citizens that the millaxe last year was 415. Pointing in this year's budget, Kriilsr said $ 106,100 haa been set ■skit under capital uutlsy It* a new jail hut Mtimatrd that indi­ cations are that the jail will not gout over |7tX),000. "'This year'e lotal budget will be 1670.94211 in the general operating fund with 12."i.mu going for fine and forefeiture. He said money to go toward a new health oentrr to be built next year has already been set aside from Iasi year'a budget with the county paying 163,922 with match­ ing funds from the federal govern meat. Added Concert Members Asked Thi SteUon Give H ub concert Wat itleiiilcd by an e*timated 300 people taut night 11 the SanfoiilDehary Entertainment Ann, made tf. final effort to insure eontinua lion of the planned series. The association wound up its ticket campaign with about loo more member* needed to under write completely the proposed schedule of concert- Don Thomp von. ticket sate chairman, ex plained to the audience last night that a choice thou Id lie made as to whether further rffortj to get tpemhert should be made. Application blank* were distri holed and eaeft person sked to ge< a new member. The applica­ tion* and payment tor the tickets are to tie mailed or delivered to “Concert a" in care of Ihe Sari ford Atlantic or Florida Stale Bank, hy Dec Next concert on the proposed series is the Florida Symphony on Fsh. i NO. 568 1p. m. Stocks NEW YORK (U Pli — Stock | prices st t p. m.: American T A T ................ TTH American Tobacco ............ lotto Baltimore k Ohio ............... tfl Bethlehem Steel ................ J4'« Chrysler M's Curtiss • Wright ............... 32l» Du Pool 2J4S Eastman Kodak .. ............ |00'« Ford Motor ................... 77's General Electric ................ Kt’s General Motors ................. W s Graham Pslge ............... 2’« Inti. T k T ....................... «v* Kel's lU-lto Minute Maid ...................... 20'« Penney ............................. DM* Penn Hit .................... |6'» Royal American ................ 4's Sears Roebuck id's Standard Oil ( >J ) ............ 46’« Sludebaker ................... 2S*a U. S. steel ................ 97 Westmghouse El. ............ 971s Baby Believed To Be Doll Dies In 2 Story Fall WICHITA FALUS, Tex i t T I l - S I T h i t SALESGIRL .MARGO CAlti/lON allow* a huinutiuide Santa t'laiu that ia among' the needlework, quilt*, plant*, ninunage anil linked umid* for xale at ths* Church of Jexux Christ of Imlter Day Saint* lutzu.ir tmlti.v ami tomorrow, Mi*. Janie* L. Dunn, left, i* luunni chairman anil Maig'n * mother, Mr*. John Carlton, ripht, i* preaident of the church relief ociety. The sale at First St. ami Sanford** \e. is running from 9 a. m. until f» p.m (Staff 1‘hotoi 50 Floats, 20 March Units Scheduled For Parade O f 'Christmas Dreams' home 30 float* will lie entered in the Christmas parade Dec. 4. Jay cie parade chairman Jack Wilber said today. Wilber also <aid that, although the float deadline it past, entries will he accepted until next Friday. A ioi.il of 20 marching band* and units will he in the parade and the Jayccr committee is working lo cel Marine and tuasl Guard units from the Sanford Naval Air Station tn participate in the parade. The theme of thM year * parade A Sanford Hero Story of iin heroic action by Sanford'* Rill Kirtley, Navy man *tatioiicil in the Antarctic, i* told in Ed Kotcrha'* "Ax.wiifnment Washington” on today'* edi­ torial page Kittle.’ , in anli-zero weather, crawled out over a helicopter to free the rotor* from the roach me'* cock­ pit hatch which wan torn lose in tlight by the vicious (Hilar wind*. Control O f TV M ay Be Necessary Women's Golf Tourneys Set i* "Christmas Dream, .mil ii will feature float. from hiisltirs*, school, c i v i c and church groups Prizes and troptlie- will In* awarded to first and *>. and plare winner* in each caiegcn The warehouse at s,.r Juan \ve and First SI. will Ik- ipen at all hour* for sponsor* lo w.uk on their floats. Among the inarciiuiv band* eu tered in till* year's p.iuflc .ill lie Seminole High Sciiooi .ind Junior High SchiMil, Lytiiii, Jli.Miqi Moore Del.and IIt !■ >i luinl, Groom* Academy, rii.i i. Wheal ley School, Florida Mii •rv .schotil. Fluvli*. la-csliurg. Ml ISira. Winter Garden and Winler I ak n.„.| Ikc Turns Down Truman For Trip Mr«. Margie Sweeten, her film ay nightgown m flame*, losse*l bee three-month-old baby in hi* dealh Unlay from th* second floor of an apartment house engulfed hy fire, A fireman caught her other rhild. Bin hyslanders thought the baby, Fharlea. w it a doll she was trying in live. Hr landed on his head on concrete pay mem. The charred body of a man was found in (he jultrd 32 apartment while frame building II* was not immediately identified Charles Harmon, 17. ami a serv­ ice station operator were credited with saving th* lives of other tenants. They noticed live flame* and rushed inlo the hmlding beat ing un doors lo awaken slumber­ ing residents. Harmon said It* «aw Mrs Sweeten, 19. and Iter husband, Clisrles, appear at ih# second slory window with their children. lie said Ihr fsllirr threw their 2 year old son out first. "Then *h* tried to tusa thr habv uni of die window." Harmon said. ' But she kinda (ripped or stu ill bled, and it didn't go the way she wanted I thought H was s doll at first I didn't know it waa a baby. "I walkrd w|i to it and noiicrd ii w j « i small rhild. I thought ii wa* dead Mill when I turnrd it over on tl* *tninirh, il sta rte d breathing again." The haliy wa* rushed to a no* pllal. Ihii died shortly after the fall Mr*. Sweden lell frum Die win dow at .she tu rd hi throw her child to safely. She landed on tier hack A hospital spokesman said she was in islisfaclory condition. Her husband climlied down t lid der lo safety. Minister Urges Legal Gambling WINTER PARK ( UPl i - tla p li-i Minister George A. Down*, a candidate for governor, ha* called for legalized gamtiling to boost *l.lle levenue Down* said he will go In La* \eg*s, N#v., w»in to determine what effecls. if any, are brought a IHint by sla t* c intruded gam tiling casinos The llaptisl paslor who farlwr .liiniiimced lie would run on ■ segregation platform, said (hr stale should tap gambler* for a tax source since gambling already exist* in an illegal form. The extra revenue, b* xaid. could tie used to support welfare programs and education. Downs said hi* plan would he similar to th* county option pro gram now m effect which allow* counties to decide by referendum if they waul legal liquor sales. "Is d better lo hav* Illegal gambling through the slate a* H now rxisU willi all ila evil tnllu cnees anil hoodlums, or i» h brt lei lo liave il under control and derive mint lienr fit Irina it?" he asked. CHICAGO (UPI l—Federal Com WASIH.WT \ ( ITD Dreii munlcatioiM Commission Chair man John C. Duerfer warned to ftf*nt Kb^nhiiwcr h*i* ,uru*,<l >limn day that Congress will impose The Sanford Women's Golf Assn a* im practical the viivr.ium ihal ■narrow government rontroD" un elation will hold a special lemma he take former 1’iniih-nl fru le<* broadcaster* quickly elimm man on his forthcuiii 'g II nation ale deceptive radio TV commrr nu-nt Sunday at I p. in. goodwill trip. I’oinl syslem will Im- used in the rials and programs Elsenhower dsn rvjtctrd from Doerfer al-o mid the FCC might tourney with pairings lo be an the vacation Whit. Iliu e m Aunot renew (he license* of stations miunrftl before ihe plav gels under gusts, Ga , the pi i; -tal Dial he that shower! continued "msensitiv. invite some other lernoiral to Seminole Circuit way. ity to distinction between good Ai i meeting of the group this acroinpany him. He •-pressed Ins and bait taste" In commercial*. views in a li'llcr n.ule (iiihlir He told the annual meeting of week plans were also discussed for Thursday night hv -»n t h unas To Get Two More the Television Bureau of Adver­ a "get acquainted" liuirnainenl I Dodd i It Conn .ithor >g ihe Judges Soon tising that a self policing system Der. 2 and winners in previous golf suggestion WASHINGTON (C PI) — In by broadcaster*, sponsor* and TALLAHASSEE (L'l'M — Gov brined union source* «aid today advertising ageneie* was much tournev* were announced ladtoy Collins said Thursday he In a tourney held Oct 2H, Augie Jierc wa* no chance of any real preferable lo "the obnoxious rle will soon appoint two additional bargaining in the steel dispute un rn-nl of csnsorslup" by the gov­ Kutvell look first in liir Class A Chief’s Group udget to Central Florida’* Ninth competition while Hazel Durgo ernment. j l alter New Year's Day. Circu.t, based on population in captured the Class H crown and Sponsors £)The prediction was made in ttie creases. Jane McKihhen, Class C aftermath of th* United Steelwork line of the judges will go to Rre The Sanford Naval Air Station Council To Meet ers’ rejection of a new contract In the Nov. 4 tourney, Helen ('a r­ Chief Petty Officer-, c'luii Is spon­ vard County and th* other to row ay captured Class A honors soring an Explorer Kiiiit unit at cither Orange or Osceola County iMfer by steel management. The while Mildred Smith wav first in the slallou for the /nuth of Ihe m compliance with a IW6U legisla­ uder and rricclion were announced A t Casselberry ip Pittsburgh Thursday. •Casselberry'* Town Conned will Class H and Harnett William* in Sanford area, startiiq Monday at tive act. Union President David J. Me hold a recessed meeting of th- ( las* C. 7:30 p m. The district includes Indian Hi ponald called liie management regular Nov. 9 session at th* town The neat Wednesday tournament The meeting Is ipen to all ver. Mar no. OkeecholM*, St. Lucia proposal a ahem that dtd not rep- hall Monday at J p. m. The town will include a low gross on a par young men and sluts interested and Seminole counties. nf any real improvement aver haH will be ops-ns-d from 4-10 p. three hole feature Drawings for and clearance will In arranged at The new apimintments will In puviotif offer rejected last i n . for voting registration. Town the teams for the IK r. 2 iorn,jcli- Hi* main gale f r the civilian . t i-c the nii.ultt r of circuit Jutlgcs 1 Clerk Lfooa V«*a«d anansarteedv jiem will be announced Monday JM. ft. 1 guest a. | (0 Ui ’Steel Bargaining Future Is Bleak Scouts r ( Hospital Addition Program Okayed Seminole Memorial Hospital will undergo a $500,000 expansion program to alleviate the overcrowded conditions at the hospital. The hospital will match funds with the federal government un­ der a Hill-Burton grant. A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman of the hospital’s board of trustees, announcing the approval of the g ran t this morning, said the alloca­ tion wax predicated upon the One More Week Properly owner* have only imp more week to chock asses* men! roll* nt th<» tax assesaor’a office before the equalization meeting on Nov. .TO. Tax Anncxsor Klchnni Mct'nmin said today he * h* "ilixapiHiinteil river the liirht turnout of property owner* thus far.” He »tre**eil the impsirtance of property owner* checkinR the roll* next week ami aihleil that If any tax­ payer ia tmnhle to come to the a**e**or'a office, he can tret hi* information by writing nr trlephonitiR the office. News Briefs’ Hunters Warned Faculty Union Urged GAINESVILLE tt'P ti - A Uni versily of Florida social aciencc profcsMir haa called on faculty members lo organize a "trade union" and "haggle and hargain fur our rights " Dr. Franklin A. Doty said, "It'a time w* started lu lighi our own battle* " To Play It Safe As Season Opens Seminole Comity hunter* today were warned to "play h safe" Demand Denied when live tfl.WItfl hunting season TALLAHASSEE (U PI| - Slate opens tomorrow. Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin ruled lack Wilber, president of foe Thursday dial Dade County does no! ha*r to bow lo an NAACP Seminole County Sportsmen's Club ilemaml for immcdialr Integra- Issued i lid of "do’* and ilonTa" lion of ll* park* am! lie ache*. Instead .aid Ervin, the county fur all prospective humeri who ran work out a program M gra­ will hr taking to th* wood* dual miegrallon and still be with­ The moat Important thing lu re­ in die law of Ihe land. member while hunting is lo make siirr of what you are shooting be Bond H olders Profit for# you aim your weapon. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Amw Another important point U lo lean* who own senes K savings hiMid* ran gel j tax bie.sk *oon never hunt in a densely populatby swapping lliein for other gov rd area alone. "Alwaya gss in rrnmenl li.uul* paying inlere*i p ain ." Wilber emphasized. lwire * year. The Treasury said it expected I. ndreds of limn solid* i Wilber also stressed "never at of thr esliniatrd 33 milium owners some Hilt th* wr*|xm Is unloaded of FI bonds lo exchange them for and never aim a gun at anyone or serie* It savings ImhuI* anything unlrM you want to kill it " M ancha OUay Due It* added Dial all weapons GAINESYI1.I.F. It! PI l — The Stale Board ol Uimtrul via* ex should lie double checked In-fin* peeled lo give quick approval hunting and rn.sk* *ur* all are today lo the appointment of cleaned " Yailglin Mancha as Florida Stale The kporisnien * club president University alhtelic director. But it also pointed out dial ■ new hunt wa* llktdv Imjlit members would tlrrr clear id any talk about Ibr ing area has been opened to ruachmg situalnuv* *1 Florida and Florida hunters Florida Stale. The Tunuika Wildlife Manage nine! Area hat added tome 26.Cubans Seize T ur (sal acre* fur additional hinilmg MI AMI lDPI >—A local dredging Imii all hunirrt musi hav* a gam* firm charged IihI.iv that the Cuban management permit before Ihey government tcizrd line >d II* tug* go into Ih* area. and other equipment worth halt T he n*» area m on foe wwM a million dollar* Nov. 7. C. C, of tft« pr*w*nt park stw. Moody, president of Ih# MAM Dredging and Construction Curp. of Miami, *ald die vr«*r!» were II)mg Ihe American lag at lime. ability of tht> hospital to mutch the Ilill-Hurton fnmli with $275,000. Peternon emphasized thnl the hospital'* financial contliHim i* atich that the expana ion program can be initinL etl ‘’without and further cost to the citizen* of Seminola County.” "in other word*," Peterson said, "the board of truster* doc* not contemplate any re* quests for additional bornlm; of the county or to indulge in any finnm-ial campaign* to produce this amount of money needed to finance the program.” Peterson said that, al­ though preliminary work nlreaiiy ha* started in laying tits* groundwork for the exjutn*ion, actual construction is still atx to 12 months away. Tha planned exputiHion will provide 2D additional beds and will add to tha fncilitina of the X-ruy and laboratory department*. Tha addition will start on Hie east aide of the building and extend southward, t An architect to draw up final plan* for tha expansion will be selected at the Ixuud's next meeting in December. [ Board Upholds Re-Zoning Request .Aanfonl'a City Commission t o t night upheld a City Planning and Zoning Hoard decision not lo al­ low commercial re toning ui four residential lots nn Sanford Ava. liei ween 23th and 2»4th streets Both board* agreed that they wmild mg approve spot Toning. City Manager Warrrn Knowles and today. The planning and sort­ ing board tia* b*m going by a no spot toning rule for the to t live year*, Kmiwld said. Thr n ty rommis-siunere met with tlie zoning sod planning group lo discus* an appeal by realtor W. M. Dielrirha that Ui« four kilt m Sanford Are. be reinnisH from mm m ernal to n*Hdcnlial to permit building oi a neighborhood grocery store and launilcrrttsi. Cranberries Move WASHINGTON il l'll - Pack­ ages of crinlieri it** Iwariug a governmenl laliel id approval were expected lo start moving lo day into the nalnm's groceries But both ilie government ami eranlierry industry were doubt­ ful that enough <d the tierries could be tested under a new fed erally approved plan in time to meet normal Thanksgiving tie mood. Scalping Ring Report Disclosed GAINESVILLE (UPli — The University u( Florida campus newspaper charged today that a ring of slmleni anil adult ticket scalper* has hern making a* much s i II i»i(l for tvery t*M oul ftMilhall gamr h e re The newspaper, the Alligator, saul more than a do/rn persons are involved in the ring, nut all student*. It zaul it was almost cer lain thr ring has been in operation for Ihe list two nr three years S t Cloud Beards To Visit Sanford A group of bearded groUemen trum Si. Cloud wdl be in Sanford tomorrow to advertise foe forth­ coming Si, Cloud Golden Jubilee celebration Dee. 1, 4 and l The party sefll be at the Cham­ ber of Commerce at 9 I. m. and will Irave about to a m. lor m Central Florid*. ' , i_ /..ii , v3V .I r e ill SINESH AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN of Sod* ford heard Representative (Jordon Frederick, spaak on tha puldic official'* relation to the citizen a t lh« BPW meeting. Wetcuming Frederick ia Mr*. Hariett filawtar, BPVV president, whilt publicity chairman, Mrs. N«zziu (.atucruu, looks un. (.Stall FhuU>) � 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. 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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 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald