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Ave. ____ fA PENN STATE VS PITTSBURGH BURGER KING A t* at M OREGON VS OREGON STATE ^ �Power Failure Hits Sanford T h t Sanford area waa without power for atvan minutes this morning. Florida Power and Light Co. official Scott Burns re­ ported the failure was caused by highline difficulties in the Sanford plant. According to Bums, if it weren’t for n new >40,000 volt highline that was built between here end Cape Can­ averal, the power failure might have lasted as long aa 10 minutes. Power Co. orews switched the feedline within seven minutes and cut off the power a t the Sanford plant. The failure hit a t 9:02 a.m. and power was restorm) at 9:09. * WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness with chance of showers today, becoming cloudy tonight and Thursday. High today, 66-70. Low tonight VOL XL1X United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON (UPI) - Space engineers disclosed today that they a rt working againit a 1970 'deadline to design ‘ support sta­ tion*” on the moon (or Hie tin t lunar landing party. Tbeae atatkma, automatically operated, would be the primitive precursors of inhabitable lunar apace laboratortea of the future. They would provide the pionrrr moon visitors with auch things aa power and information about the lunar environment. They also would supply radio guidance and navigational infor­ mation for th« return to rarth. They would he rocketed to "soft landings” on th- moon in advance of the first manned expedition. The kind of “ground support equipment” that will be required nn the moon was discussed at the American Rocket Society’s ltth meeting by M. J. Neder snd T. Record Cold Wave Racks Shipping CHICAGO (UPI) — A record breaking November cold Mtap Irons the East and South today and threatened Great Lamm aUppars with an early frsese-up. G n a t Lake freighter!, trying to make up for time lost by the eteel strike, battled gale force winds end heavy k« to yet vital ere shipments to the recently-opened mills. News Briefs Castro's ILA Back NIW YOBK (UPI)-----The AFL T te water waa already begin CIO today officially takes back Mag to feesM to the huge Dulath ore docks «■ Lake Superior. "The the Inleraattoaa] Longshoremen's Lake to finished steaming sad Asia., wbkh H ousted six year* ago at racket-dominated. AFL-CIO that meant a fresas-up” a Cosat President George Meany waa to Guard officer to Ashtasd, Wit., present the ILA with a charter of laid. afniiattoii in a ceremony at One tugboat sunk under the Commsdor* Hotel. heavy weight ef ire, a freighter waa reported ice-bound to Lake Citrus Time Ripe Michigan and two barge towi WAVEHLY (UPI) - A abort ..tlAMl i UPI (—Extreme North- had trouble getting through k* fruit supply to Europe raakaa the jama on the Mitaiitippi River. tim* ripe to crack the European weet Florida shivered under below The Coast Guard at Bault Sts. fleeting imparatoree tarty to­ Marie, Mich., aaid there war* market with American citrua pro­ ducts, a F'orida citrua industry day, but the cold wave predicted close to 600 freighters still plying leader said Tuesday. President W. Mbf the U. 8. Weather Bureau tail­ tht lakes, about SO of them, all C. Pedersen of the Waverly Grow, ed to purti the mercury aa low as ice-covered but in no immediate era Cooperative aaid a drought danger, paised through the Boo has hurt the European crop. expected, locki Tuesday Crettview’a 31 degrees and Pen­ The big freats a heady had Teachers Penalized sacola's SI were to* lowest tempe­ closed the ship canal through the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The ratures recorded in the state late Keaweenaw Peninsula on Lake Cabinet School Boon! revoked the Tuesday night and early Wednes­ Superior. The locka on the Fox certificate* of Ova Florida teach­ day. A low of W to 13 had been River in Lake Michigan's Green er* Thursday. They were Mrs. Bay-were froien so tight that not Vtrsy Lae Smith of Escambia predicted. even Coast Guardsmen’s axe* County; Frank L. Grinstead, Bro­ Weather Bureau spokesman could break thorn open. ward County; Earl L. 'fcElvooa *b*c# said that a warming trend The cold wove which posed and Walter I- Myers, both Polk i wee expected by tonight due to threat to shipping reached the County, sod Vendell C. Tenney, wind* ihitting to the northwest. •astern and extreme (outturn Palm Beach County. The Weather Bureau aaid that •actions of the country Tuesday Small Arms Probe although sold weather would re ­ night. Temperature* dropped to near main to North Florida today, 8 CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) would not reach far into the ficexing or below over the Cero- Treasury agents expected to com­ linaa, Georgia, Alabama. Missis- plete an Inventory today of an es­ southern porttov rf t*-- stste. ' slppi, Louisiana and south Teias. timated million dollar "contraSome early morning readings hind" shipment of smalt arm s and included Richmond, Va , 24; Flor- ammunition intercepted h e r s . enie, S. C-, 32; Macon, Go., 34; George Mulvamly, agent in charge Charlotte, N. C.. 28; Baton Rouge, of the Cleveland office, aaid aerial l-*-. f** Aal-nto, Tex., i/v rvpwkmw of s') •*.!*•• P*M be yn» to and >fobt~i. Ala., J*. H-iihinginn for a check. A warming tread followed the blast of cold air across the coun­ Progress Report LAKELAND tU P l i ------The Flo­ try todav. The mercury climbed LONDON (UPI)—West „ i..,ian rida Citrus Commission has been to above free Grig in Great Falls, Citancelo.' Konrad Adenauer and ordered to stop enforcing a new Mont., and Rapid City, S. D., Prime Minister Harold Macmillan regulation telling minimum grade standards on citrus wild m South which bad a aero reading Tues­ made »» much progress*in their day reported rift degrees this cold war talk* they called off to Florida. morning. ilsy'i formal working session. They » Circuit Judge I). O. Rogers of The Weather Bureau u id the left Ibeir two foreign ministers w Bartow signed the temporary in­ junction Tuesday on the Commis­ moderating trend would b* felt and other experts to moot at No. sion and the Agriculture Depart­ over the northern and central 10 Downing .Street and work out Rockies eastward through the final detail* of their agreement oo ment. William P. Hoy (I, president of north and central plain* slates, aa agenda to be presented to the st a future summit con­ Lake County Citrus Sales Inc. of into the upper Mississippi Valley, Soviets ference. Leesburg filed the suit charging Great Laka* and Ohio Valley, Skies over the mid-section of the regulation was discriminatory. He said it prevented packing the country were partly etoudy. houses from veiling low grade Itain drenched the West Coast fruit but did not prnhibit a grove and snow flurries were forecast owner from •riling the tame type in the noilheaM and the northern Great l.akr* V.»fruit directly to consumers ★ ★ ★ . WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1969 SANFORD’ FLORIDA 4 y NO. Space Men Set Lunar Landing Timetable 8JSM1NOLB HIGH basketbell eoach Dick Silvers today announced he waa re­ tiring a t the end of the cur­ rant school term to enter 1he insurance business. For the complete story see Jerry Covington’s sports column today. . Established 1908 E. Walsh of Aerojet-General Corp. They gave thia timetable for lu­ nar exploration: Mid-IKO-Flrat soft landing of no instrumented payload an Hie moon, followed by unmanned aoft landings with return flights Is earth. 1870-Target year ‘‘for His first manned lunar landing.” After that, they said, man wilt "go beyond the moon to land on distant pi as* la of our tolar sys­ tem.” But “ for tome lime to come,” Neder aoJ Walsh aaid, the moon "will no doubt serve aa man’a primary spare laboratory.” They aaid design of moon sta­ tions must keep pace wifc plant for getting man to the moon. They exhorted spare engineer* "to make sure that Ibis man it an American with a valid roundtrip ticket." The first men on the moon, they aaid, may find the surface with a layer ef dual several hun­ dred feet deep. That Is a nastier ef conjecture. But It is fairly certain Wat Hasp will tBsaunUr its torimu * M * vacuum, intents aolar and aosmls radiation, meteor rearm*, and antremes of hot and sold. They must be preceded Is too moan with equipment capable ef numitnrtag and reporting such conditions. Right Hand Man . ^Florida Shivers Believed Hiding In Tampa CienfuegosMay Consider Asking Political Asylum Bad Weather Hampers Crash Victim Search •Citrus Mandards Ordered To Halt Truman May Go With Ike On Trip Area Farmers ToldWay To Control Ant Spread o The sour>iweal Seminole County fir* ant infestation ran be kept under control as long as agricul­ ture experts know where the ant mounds are. a Central Florida Pest Control district supervisor told county farmer* last night. More than 2.300 a eras in Mm Ssnlsndo Spring* arcs have been treated with anl-WIIng heptochloc U.S.D.A. official Carl Smith aaid. The venomous insects appeared gf between I-nngwood and Forrest City about three weeks ago. The chemical treatment given by the United Stales Dept of Agriculture and thr State flam Board to absolutely -((active, Smith em ­ phasised. H’* just matter of finding the rad fire ante. Count? Engineer Bob Davis aato to il resident* can damp dirt or refuse into the Sanlaoda eloy pit that to Infeated with red aots bat should a A haul say tort ae flay away until the quareatke la ovor. Ae sduli death from fire oto bates te unlikely an lew* th* psraon i* allergic is insect bites, the a f­ final said. However, a small child who got m an ant mound £ could die from the bites, he can Honed The ant* won t bother you if you leave toem aka*. Smith aaid. There have been no reports of ant buea to to* county so far. The imported ant. a native ef South ton erics, may have com* to with nursery stock plant* from r supervisor enImportotson of B queen a rt be a tourist car to soother t r V irj The aooets eet along tha open highway and slowest through wooded areas Imith told eounty Kern* Bureau members. A fire sol slang cauoes swotting Ilk* a moiquilo bite, but n ant may sting several times. Th* next day a pun reslute appears, whieh is followed by a small scar tost disappears w a few weeki. The red fire ant major workor has a head m proportion to its body, while tha domestic work era head soems too Urge tar its body. Minor worker* ef toe fir* snd tiomeslir specie* look the tame. Nine southeastern states tiivt fir* iota, Smith said. India Demands Halt To Nuclear Weapons Testing UNITED NATIONS. N Y. (UPD —India led a bloc of 10 nations today to demanding a halt is toe nuclear weapon* treta those coun­ tries fear are poisoning the world with radioactive fallout. The General Assembly's K na itioo main political committae begsn on* a resotutioa “tub — debate ------------■*milled by India. I t other AfreAiian nations, and Yugoslavia de­ manding that all world power* slop the teste. It was believed Hie measure woe aimed primarily at Franre, which insitli it will go ahead with a plan­ ned atomic test next spring to too Sahara, and Sweden, which has Indicated strongly it may also Joio tk* "nuclear club.” AUGUSTA. Gs. (UPI) - P r e s i­ dent Eisenhower ‘very shortly'* will Irt Sen. Thomas J. Ih»dd (DConn.) know what he thinks nf the senator's suggestion that he add former President Truman or another big Democrat to hi* en­ tourage through Europe, the Mid die East and Asia next month. This ws* the expectatloa of act­ ing While House press secretary Wsyne Hawks as Eisenhower set up another high level conference today at hia Augusta National Golf Club offices. The President confers this morning with the Joint Chiefs nf Staff en what the Whits House railed ‘‘military plan* and pro­ grams.” The Dodd proposal ha* been be­ fore the President since last Sat­ urday. Hawks say* the Demo, erst's suggestion is "under con­ sideration.” "Under eoasitieralioo,” how■vir, was far from any indica­ tion that Eisenhower will follow Dodd's suggestion. In past international venturis, Eisenhower haa welcomed bipar­ tisan support but out participa­ tion to th* sens* of having his political opponent* to Us sid*. Such ranking Democrat* a* Tru­ man and Adtai E. Stevenson, Ei­ senhower's appose nt to 1912 and l»W. would shy away from any role that might eirram<cribe their freedom is eriticiae the Eisen­ hower administration ow foreign pulley at a later dal*. Garden Workshop The Sanford Garden Club will hold a workshop Thurs. from 8:30 to 11:10 a. m. at the Homo Dem­ onstration Center oo Junior n r dening and garden therapy. Mrs. Cordon Stanley is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Irv­ ing Pryor, Mrs. Blanton Oweni nod Mra. L B. Leeper. Those at­ tending o n requested to bring scis­ sor*. All atoor material* will bo TA M PA , Fl». (U P D — A p ro m in e n t A m «rie*n liU to rtw i am i fo rm e r potiticlal lender h ere claim ed to d ay th » t m lto in g Gillum arm y com m ander Camilo C ien fu eg o s in h id in g ©ut la T am px. T h* in fo rm a n t, who naked t h a t hi* id e n tity b# w ith ­ held, aaid h a ha* talked w ith U ienfuego* re c e n tly . H e sa id th* efficer, a right hand maa of t'ubsn Premier Fidel Castro, haa shaved his beard nad Is living In Yhur City, Tampa'* U tia quar­ ter. Edward P. Ahrens, district im­ migration supervisor In Miami, said "I've Heard nothing about this up to now.” But Ahrens said be would start an immediate chrek on the United I'resa Inter­ national source la determine au­ thenticity of the report. Tha historian said Cienfuegot GULFPORT, Mia*. < U P I)-»ad was ronaidering filing papers weather which engulfed a gowned with the immigration Department for political asylum in the United National Air Una* plana with 41 States. He might go to Miami te persona aboard continued today make the request. to hamper tha search foe bathe* The first wont that Cienfut- and wreckage. go* was living in Tampa rame Eighteen-foot wart* and wtada Tuesday from W. W, t'haplin, up to M niilea aa hour to tha former NRC news commentator who aow works for a small Brad­ crash scene, M mllea eaat e# Hst enton radio station, t'haplin in­ mouth ef Hse Miasiaaippi liv er, sisted his aourres war* autbea- slowed ('east Hoard afopa and tie. The historian, an American of prevented amphibious p i a n a n Culian daaeenl, aaid Cianfuego* from taking part to tea saarch. was “very unhappy" about re­ Five of the am* bodice recov­ port* of hia arrival in Tampa. He er cci so far were Identified today aaid the officer "wanted people to by FBI fingerprint as peris. They think he wa« killed In a plane were; H. W. Bump**, Dallas, crash.” Tex.; Arthur lllram Fraser, Cienfuegot ilisappeaird after a Tampa, Fla.; Laoa Renfro, Orlan. flight across Cuba last mouth. A do, Fla ; Joel Hurt Bickentaff, large scale search has been under Orlando, and Ihinna Osborn, ML way since. arui, junior steward*** m to! The informant said Cienfuegoa craft. derided to flee Cuba after an ar­ Thr bodies and several hundred gument with Castro over hit pounds of debri* from th* DC7B brother, Raul Castro. Ctenfuegoa which plunged inta th* Gulf early la allrgrd to have rbargrd that Monday had been brought hero Raul sold out to the Communist* Tuesday, The historian said fienfurgu* I'ivil Aeronautic* Boasd inves­ decided to make hia break on tigator Charles H. Collar aaid ex­ the .'Iou-mile flight to Havana amination of lha wreckage hasn't from southern Cuba, Since be had turned up any idea je t as t« why only enough furl to make it to the plan* crashed. I’alhnlogical Havana, the source said he land­ examination has not yet discov­ ed at an abandoned airstrip at ered whether the victim* were Gayo Largo, east of Havana. dead when the plane kit to* water—perhaps from fire or ex­ plosion -or whether they wsr« killed by the crash or drowned. None of the bodies were wear, ing life preserver*, rescue work­ er* said, although a number of preservers were found floating loose at the scan*. Some were Montreal (UiTi-Th. u,m inflated and some were still to treal Alouetle* today signed 8.3- their original packages. Collar said, "Thera is such * yrar-old Perry Moss as roach and general manager to a contract "for small amount of wreckage we «an't pin anything down. Tlitre more than one year." Moss, head coach and athletic •re no indication* aa yet of sabo­ diiector of Florida Slate Univer­ tage, but we don’t have enough sity, confirmed the signing by to go on to establish a cause. Wa telephone from Tallahassee this haven't learned anything of sigmorning, shortly before he was nlficanc* yet and don't aspect to scheduled to step down ss athlet until we find th* wreckage." Csdlar said the Navy waa lieing i« director. The much-traveled, former Uni­ railed in to furnish magnetic versity of Illinois quarterback equipment in an attempt to find will continue to roach th* FSU the main place of wreckage. Kemlnote* through the team's fin*1 two games against Florida ind Tamp*. Court Throws Out CAUGHT IN' THE ACT xml cultured by Seminole High Princijml Andrew Hriukt'ti ami clean-up rumpnign chttiiiiitsii Steve Puweli it SMS stuili-nt Buddy Lou?. Buddy (xirtruyed ■ "litterluig” yexD'rdity to ahuw how the long arm nf the trash patrol in clumping down on student* who litter the high school's campus with lunch refuse. The school clsan-tiji campaign which started last week haa already made ■ great improvement in the camplin'* upjicnntnce Steve Powell snid. Trash dumper* must wear "litterbug" sign* during the nchool day. Jaycees Set Plans For Annual Yule Lighting Display Contest Sanford's bed Oiruliiu* light ing display * again will win prise* this year as the Jay c m put on thaw annual Christmi* lighting eoatest. Th* beat religion-, traditional, and artistic setting* and Uio be*t over all display each will win a 101 saving! bund fur their pro­ ducers to the residential das*. The Jayrec* will gne lib second place prises in rarh of these division*. Tiie Florida Power snd Light ' traveling trophy” will be award rd for a year to the company producing the hast commercial display. Decorations for doorways stiow windows, and building* are included m this type eshtbit. AU entries must be mailed brought or phoned to the Jaycee Information booth by Dec. 22 Contestants sr. requested (o keep their displays lighted every night between T.lo a d 1:30 p. m. until winners arc announced. Thu will give judge* ample ttfne to check all entries, lighting chairman Leaders Dave Lautle said yesterday. Con irstants may enter both real 'Quota' TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Stile drntial and commercial display* Democratic leader* hair express­ ed confidence Florida will m eet ID national campaign quota in assure Chamber Agrees state delegates seats at the na On Brochures lions I convention The Southeastern Seminole Cuun. Gov. LeRoy Collin* said a It-’. 000 assessment by the national ly Chamber of Commerce at their parly ws* an obligation which Monday meeting agreed to aemust be met and discharged. Flor­ cure pictures (or th* proposed ida atill owe* H.whjo on it* 1931 chamber brochure*. lieu If. J ottos presided to the quota of 837,000 and the entire amount of 877,uno »/ its 1930 quo­ meeting in the absence of cheatbrr president Ben F. Ward Jr. ta. Express Confidence but separate entry blanks are re­ quired (or each entry. The blanks are soon to appear in the Sanford Herald. Displays must be teen from the rued snd should be fin­ ished before submission of en­ tries, Laud* said. City Secretaries To Be Honored Sanford secretaries will be hon­ ored at the Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club Thursday. Fifty secre­ tarial from major business offices are invited to the la i. m. meeting si Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant in the Valdes Hotel. Door prises and refr-shtnenla will be featured. The gtrlt are invited to bring along their employer, "but we're not going to ttk any of them to say anything about their bosses sine# we wsat to keep this th* city of gracious living" Coffee Chib Emcee Charlie Morrison aaid ye* tarda*. Moss Signs Pact With Canada Team Man Is Freed On Assault Count Lake Mary resident Jean Hauser wx* found innocent of assaulting a 13-year-old girl in a circuit court Inal hare yesterday. Usurer gave hii Agt i i 24 And hU address at P » Bos 133. Lake Mary. The assault was alleged to have happened M s/ 3 near a small Lake Mary pood called "Biscuit U k e". Four U year aid boys said Uiey had bad previous reitliuos with the girl after picking her up at the b*uluni Qvtf Vsolts, Citrus Damage Suit TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Th# Florida Supreme Court today threw mg a 840,000 dam aie rate brought egsinat the Slate Plant Board by a grove owner whine citrua trace wee destroyed to Dm push and treat program to ge4 rid of spreading dec lute. Mr. sad Mr*. James L Cunning­ ham of Polk County told refused toe Plant Board sion to destroy ueee to grove, (ml on Sept. U. •gents of the board trees an about |g seres ef their 1 I K �VW V fet* t —W od. H o t . 11, 1*W O n fo rii The '59ori Face Rough Winter In Alaska Home frro ti !Nikita Boasts Of Giant Red Nuclear Stockpile ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) The sourdoughs are predicting a rough winter abend for th* MichIgan ’STere who migrated to Alaska ia a m ourirad caravan to homestead to the # th stale. Tke arigtoal group banded tor th* K raal Peatoiuto southwest at An* cherage to u k * up their toad, to th« months aince their arrival lait March, however, the families have spread out. Som* remained In the Xenat area. Sees* a band need their horn*, steads and moved to Anchorage as construction workers. One group of s«ven fa millet took up acreage near Talkeetaa aa the Susltna Rlv«y. U l mllea aortbeait of Asch an g e. And some have gene back borne to the Middle West. Marino Stk, who fiaatly ended up aa trail boa* of th* original group of ’» ’on, sow bead* tho tommunity of TSlkaotsa. Ha said tho families had built a community barn and faur cabins to sot them through tbo winter. “ We’r t doing pretty well." Btk •aid. “ and I think wo’ll have enough feod for our Uvostoch duo to tbo generosity of our neighbors who let ul us* som* of their clear­ ed land toot summer to grow hoy.” Tho homesteaders wore blessed with unusually warm weather to th* early fall, aad w on able to get their living guartors la fairly shape baton wlater arrived. But veteran railroaders know th* Tolkootno ore* u l d tho rogina they have choooa to homo- Driving In Stylt Seminole High driver trafning atudenta now dart about in a alkU-topped Renault Dauphin*. The car hh» beta turned over to the school by Bob McKee of McKee Motor* for uae in the driver training clan*. The ear will bo ueed by neerlv 200 atudenta who take the required course, Princlpel Andrew Bracken aald yesterday. The little auto will have a form of dual con* trola and will replace the outdated 1953 car which haa been used for the school’a driver training clause*. State law *uya a ear older than 1N4 may not be used in the course. VAH-l TIGER WUIard P. DennU, third from trift* decided to enliat for an­ other nix year hitch but did it In an unuaual way. Th# Sanford aviation alactrician th ief re-enliited at 40,000 fact in tha eockplt of an AS-0 Skywarrior. Congratulating Dennia after hia unuaual chore la left to right, Cdr. S. N. Buney, Cdr. D. A. King, Dennis, Ltjg. R. L. Wilt and Ltjg. R. T. Gratow. I t w aa Dennis* second enlistment and la believed to ba tha firat time a shipping over ceramony haa takan piaca In thla manner, Dennis haa been in tha Navy alnca 1950 and with tha Tiger squadron since March of this year. Ha ia the operations department Chief Petty Officer. Seville Presents Spains Economy ■ carriage, drivar and h apeaklag guide. The Ups and admlaaiooa to kea, waa approximately lh L uttle money for told by hia elder* about being •bio to go late ehe* gad buy whatever ooe wanted—*a M bed been before the eivil war. On our tour thii munving he took ua to a church which had boon built during tbo period of privation. It wag endowed by am of Franco’* generals who la now burled there. Thte man bad com# to the Seville area without money and had become fabulooaly wealthy lhnugh Ma official con* nectiooi. The V' iln on the high altar of this jhurch has Jewels valued at It million. He told ua of teaching achoaf la a country town with a population of 1,000. It waa part of hla Job to taka the boy atudenta to church on Sunday, lie u ld the normal at* tendanca would be 100 women, with him the only adult m elt. The cathedral here la aeld to bo the wraithleat In the world. ,W* sew part of the m a tu re there. It become, obvious what happened te a large part of the wealth that cams from the mine* Hard an things are now, they ere uuwh hotter than when ha waa growled up. lit told ue at lb# ’ atao teg tenaa” right after the w ar whan bte family gave potato podlnga te their teas fortunate ■righban, rather than feadlng the •crape to their pigs. It waa, liter* KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - A ally, a means of preventing the threatened strike today againal death of human belngi. People Trana World Airline* was averted ware ao hungry that they would rid op Mod potatoes planted by a when uton and managamant a* ■ so b erin g farm er If he waa not potlatori agreod to submit their atrlks litues to a neutral modiproUct Threatened Strike At TWA Averted ator. !j 7 Mission School : Session Tonight C Tha final evasion of the Church*r wide School of Missions thr " First Methodist Church will be held 9 tonight •! T :» . Mri. Roy Ttllu li <» to Charge of the program. Attend. 2 one* iponaore are: th# Dependable w Class, Intermediate M. Y. F., W. Z *• G., Caitl* C lan, and Circle* ‘ B, I, and 10. ~ Befroihment* will be served dur-Jng the intermission Afterward an ‘ interesting film entitled “ Mediral • MlMlona" will be ahown by Mary M argaret Houk. P IZZ A JEA N ’S SPAGHETTI HOUSE ORANGE CRY $ H 0 P lN O < M to • tow wags •tala and much hand labar avatt•bl*. W* aaw alderly a m i aotog ocytbaa to out too lawaa, bBcaan toll wot lea* ixpaoitTo rio a buytog a laws aow ar. Spate baa a compulsory health Ib m i o m law. Whoa a m la Ul ha go** to r i t teraran oa office •ad get* a ttoto to me a doctor. The doctor, aftor making aa nam laottoa, gtoaa too patient a chit to got drag* from a macy. Th* only rub to that to* doctor* bar* b M prohibited to ardor tha more u pan iivo drag* That, at la iit, waa am guida'i ■tory. Sovtlto to la too mldat of to* mori prosperous agricultural a n a of Spain. It to also a cantor af th* cloth making and shipbuilding Industries. Ocean oblpo up to It,000 tooa come up tha river to dock In the midst of the city. W* bay* bean hero for two day* sad as yet have too a beggar. That does not moan there la not p u t t poverty, along aide tha palace* of tha very wealthy. Palace* la used In Its litoral maanIng. They a rt juet that nd are called palace*. Thera a rt still In existence soma of Urn *Hy walla bulk by Julius Caesar and extended later by the Moori. Thera to. of couraa, a tremendous Mooriah Influence to be seen In th* clty’a building*, both public aad private, to going •long the street* ooe baa a chance to ae* many delightful garden courtyard*. Parhap* even a w n than to th* Madrid a n t , Bn population spend* Ua *vsntofi to etroUlng about the Itraota. Dinner can bo had earlier here than In Madrid. It la poaslbl* to get Into a dining room as early at l:M p. m. Free Decorating Sen ice — Fi FA 1.5183 and Elmer Itoerner NOTICE W AIT OATMAN HEARING iK iu lCONSULTANT u .ia u . Will check your hearing or hearing aid TitUWDAY 1:00 p. to 4:00 p. nt. al — FAUSTS DRUG STORK Sanford • Batteries, Cord Acetraorira for sll Hearing Alda t PRIZES! SHOP AT YOUR W INN-DIXIE THREE STORES AND . R E C E IV E 2414 FRENCH AVENUE 419 E. FIRST STREET 300 E. 3rd STREET P E T IN STAN T Quart Bias Quart Sisa TAKE GOLD MEDAL 5 I.b. Bag or GOLDEN KEY M Milt BETTY 1.00 CROCKER CAKE 3 m ix § W M TETLEY TEA BAGS J " - A YOUR Your Key may open the chest for one of th# valuable prize!. Over $750.00 in wonderful prizes will be given away Friday and Satur­ day, November 20th and 21st. Be sure and get your key. You may be a Lucky W inner! 112 I'to a o iA ti* SANFORD Treasure Chest Key QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICER GOOD THRU NOV. Slat AT YOUR WINN-DIXIE 8TORK8 FLOUR FRIENDLY IN A 89 YOUR SOUTH KEY PARK KEY OPENS MAY WIN THE ONE OF TO WM. AVE., KADER, SANFORD. TREASURE THE JEWELER, IF CH EST FOLLOWING YOUR YOU PRIZES: Over $750,<x> in Prizes ! 1 • Ladies’ 14 pt. Diamond Ring Set 1 - Ladies’ Fancy Diamond Ring 52 pc. Set Rogers Silverware 1 • Ladies’ Bulova Watch 1 - Man’s Self Winding Watch 1 - Cultured Pearl Necklace 16 pc. Set Frandsan Dinnerware 1 - Ladles’ Necklace & Earring Set VALUABLE FREE GIFT CERTIFICATES 1 • Ladies Sterling Silver Pin 1 - Sheaffer Pen Set 16 pc. Plastic Dinnerware 1 - Man’s Cigarette Lighter 1 • Sterling Cuff Link & Tie Set 50 pc. Stainless Steelware 1 • Ladies' Cigarette Lighter 1 - Ladies' Simulated Pearls GIVEN 1 *P 4-ISM mri th is guide u>ld us that aa a Roland Quinn, president of tha * toanigar ha didn’t beiievo storiaa Airlines Steward* and Stewarda atact Association (AFL-CIO) said in Kansas City Tuesday night “there will be no strike.'' Th* union had stated earlier that He 1,100 TWA employ** could NOVKMBKR te strike today. The strike would have grounded all of the com­ Marlon B ail, Oviedo pany's domestic and ovcrseai Valma Kaynoldi, Sanford flights since members of other Maltha Laydan, Sanford Marlon Preeback, hanlord unions ware expected to observe Mariatta Scarborough, Sanford th* picket lines. The arbitration agreement waa Sharon White, Sanford signed by Quinn and John P. Hobart Black, Sanford Meed, a lop TWA official. Canto S. Locke, Loagwood Quinn aald th* agreement Birth, named aa mediator David P. Col* Sir. and Mrs. Jo« Morgan, of Patlarson, N. J, described as Sanford, a son “an eminent arbitrator In th* air­ Dismissals Mr*. Virgil Churchill and baby, lines Industry." Sanford Paul Kruse. Sanfurd Michael Holloway, Laka Monro* SECURITY Flora Bergstrom. DeBary SSOCIATES, INC. Sidney M. Hlchard, Sanford NOVEMBER IT Admission! STOCKS - BONDS . Kalis Johnson, Altamoota Springs * MUTUAL - FUNDS I Bill Tyre, DaUary Anl* Bell Williams, Sanfurd Dorothy Ann Lyons, Sanford Gordon J. Tull, M ir. KIKK • Plain fA J-7H01 Geraldine Sellers, Geneva Willie Mae Baker, Lake Ulrtei M n To Wm i n A Co., Member* N«» York Stock £>ck Monroe H irry X. Howard. Sanford Birth* Mr. and Mr*. George C. Hodge, Give Your Windows l.ak# Monroe, a daughter The NEW LOOK Mr. and Mri. Charles MeMullen, Sanford, a ton for I ho Holida>* Dlamlatals CUSTOM DRAPERIES Albart Gibbs, Sanford I * Week Merrier Haobert M. McGuire. Sanford If >nu telrrl fabric • • h*)0 Emma Dorr, Sanford Fred Kammartr, DeBary In atock. Martha Layden, Sanford Ada Smith, Oviedo Th* Fabric Shop Hospital Notes stead got* some of the weather to south ecntral Alaska with high winds, Mtter cold and ei trams Icing conditions The sourdoughs ora also critical of the location of tho Talkootna homoatoodori. Thor pointed o u that Ui* seven families or* living •eroas the river from the village, cutting themselves off from all communication except to mid­ winter when tho river freezes. “There ora no bridgoa across th* rivor to their a rts ." one M urdoch pointed out. “ and they have \ ■ ferry everything into their places, aad ferry themselves out when they get into trouble." Unusually heavy rata* la the Moral Peninsula discouraged many of the ’STers when they first tried to rattle down this summer, Th# weather, plus tho difficulties In­ volved to clearing (ho laad oa the Moral, caused Stk and Ms group to move to th* Talfceotu a n a . AT WM. KADER JEWELER COME JOIN THE F U N SHARE THE BIG S A V I N G S AND F REE P R I Z E S AT YOUR F R I E N D L Y W I N N - D I X I E F RIDAY AND S A T U R D A Y , N O V. 20th - 21st Low, Low Prices Plus Top Value Stamps �i and you can depend on W inn-D ixie QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Pricer Good Thurr., Fri., Set., DON'T BE FOOLED, CONFUSED OR DISAPPOINTED! Why Gamble? You can't buy a top quality Turkey for less than we're selling 'em! Compare and see the difference! We've selected Swift's Premium, the choice birds, the pick of the flocks from all over the country. We know you want the best and we refuse to take a chance on any­ thing less. These Swift's Premium Turk­ eys. ore temptingly tender, pleasingly plump with a deep meaty breast-and best of all you pay only for the part that you eat. N ot . I t , 20. 21 A1.L STORES CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY ASTOR COFFEE 1-Lb. Vac Pak Limit on* with a $S.Q0 or mar* Food Order. Land '0 Sunshine W-D Broad Breasted Turkeys or Swift Premium Gr. "A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen Pure Butter Butterball TU R K EY Special Holiday Value H ik e . Grade "A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen Giant Tide Pkg. O N LY BAKING HENS Y O U N G DUCKS Limit one *lrt» • IS. or moro Food Order. I VV IP ML MM | Grade R AK E-R ITE Lb. Can 5 - 6 Lb. Average "A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen Swift Premium Grade "A " Dr. & Dr. Quick Frozen Limit on* with a $5. or mor* Food Ord*r. Butterball TURKEY LIBBY DR.ICIOUI PIE I • V i ■ Georgia P«ach Pumpkin 1 a 25< I Sliced Bacon “ GOLD MEDAL Plain or S*lf-Riitng Copeland Hot or Mild Phltodefphfn Creom u 39' Sausage Boiton Butt u. 39‘ C h eese W-D "Branded- Pork Roast FLOUR 5 a49 \ 29' Gr. "A" Quick Freten Young Lb 39 Grnd Beef 3 & ’l47 Geese *££ u. 49' From New Jersey! PASCAL CELERY M Im ! O rM b e rry SAUCE 2 No. 300 Cans CLIP THIS COUPON THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES YOU TO T1ND1R, CRISP Stalk 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS O N LY FREE A T Y O U R N EA REST W IN N -D IX IE STORE FANCY WINISAM Veld After IM IIA L B Limit One Cevperi Te Adult With A $1.00 er Mere Food Order. RED APPLES 5 • 3 9 WALNUTS ‘S' » 53* FRESH CORN 10 '••• 59 CARROTS= 2 St 19' Bartlett Pears Fresh ONIONS 5 25" POTATOES 5 >45" ■— N A PKIN S5?,? 25* PAPER No*ember 21ft. GOLDIN BANTAM - _ _ A U. S. N*. 1 YELLOW CRISP, FRESH ^ U. S. No. 1 SWIKT — _ - Thrifty Maid Luscious Halves _ No.2>/4 S i 0 0 Cons Cut-Rite Wok A Complete Line of Fruit Cake Material Large Scott ASTOR FROZEN O R A N G E JU IC E $ 1 0 0 CANS MORTON A**le, Cherry, Peech, Ceceeut THE A DO FROZEN PECAN PIES 2 - T FRUIT PIES s - 3 9 " GREEN PEAS 6 ~ T BABY LIMAS 5 T LEMONADE 9 99' ASPARAGUS 39' ASTOR FROZEN MINUTE MAID FROZEN ASTOR ^ ______ ___ SEAIROOK FARMS SPEARS OF ^ Grade “A" Larpe FLORIDA EGGS DOZ ^ 123-Pt. Roll Facial Tniu* T O W E L S Ron33* SCOTTIES er% 29' Regular Scott Soft Wev* Tollef TI SSUE 2 ron, 27' TI SSUE 2 Ron. 27' Colored Waldorf Scott Whit* Family T I S S U E 4 Ron.39‘ NAPKINS 2 ?£ 27' Deodorant Deodorant DIAL SOAP LR ,r 29' DIAL SOAP Vo? 39' Detergent Liquid TREND 2 pkat. 39' T R E N D 49* Pure, Safe For All Fabric* CLOROX Btli. Z O 2 Pint >5 GoL Jug OC< I J \ �% M— *MMMa^niB>Minm^^^^^^mnBimommeimm^.. u in m a s s m iH iL . ML - r-1 i- * -« « '• -*V. 1 - ii ; > * . * ■-*' i - y . Ptf> 4^-Wad. yor,' 1i, j p federation To Meet Thursday 3 ^ ; ,1* '• { V f ^klhiWi Mr*. Floyd Falntr and Mr*. Bate* and Mre. Kenneth Wmiaai Wray wart haatetaea at a Barry of Orlando. four o'clock coke and chatter Mr*. Palm er and Mrr. Wray party at the Palmer bon* oa Val- were assisted with the serving by Mrs. George Kick. ooda Or. thla weak, hanartog Miss Harriett leddlaf. brida-atoet. Th* flaeata won draaaed la abort* aad Informal attire. Refraabmaata were aerred by candletight from a table centered with an arrangamoat of ptab rate bud* aad pink caraattoaa. A combination business, lunchla addition to tba boaoree and bar matber, Mra. C. L. Redding, •on sod program mooting of tho the gaaat liat Included tba Miaaea Woman'! Auxiliary to tha Seminole laaja Moafertoa, M a r y A a a County Medical itociaty was on Wright, Sara Jacobean, Maggie joyod at the borne of Mra. o . L. Jana Lawaoo, Mariana* Strickland, Barba, Monday with 13 members Foggy. Lundquiit, Diana Fleiacber, BMriay Morgan, Diana Kaye, Sally attending. During the short business sesWallac*, Diana HaynM, Jean WUk* and Jean Wilke. [ a loo, a report woo given by Mn. Mra. I d Gordon, Mra. Hanrey D. H. Mathers on tba Future WOtdaaoo, Mra. Rrale Morrla, Nuroos district mooting, held to Mra. Jamea Warner, Mra. Jim Sanford recently. Meriwether, all of Sanford, Mica Suannaa Able, DeLnad, Mn. Tom . Mr*. Leonard Munson gave a Puneh, Cocoa teach and M n. report on the heart fund drive advisory meeting held to Miami. The group decided to send ■ box of elothlng to Chattahoochee. Guests from the naval medical group, Mra. Clarre Blais, Mrs. Early Jana Manat), and Dr. R. Mr. and Mrs. Denald FIs mm M. Roeemond, guest speaker havt adopted a thro* months old war* welcomed. Mrs. Edwin Ep­ baby girl. They hava eboeea the stein, Mra. Mathers and Mrs. aim*, Daeaa Beryl lor the new Barks were hostesses for the member of the family. luncheon. 71 m Stmtooi* County Federation a Wn m m Chiba win meat Ttotre* t e r at tha Bealard V a m a T C M , Mrv.Ray m i l a* ehatraae, BgMatod by Mr*. C. M. n m r i , pbat prssldsat ef the federation, T te txeeiitif* board netting will alart at t : » a. followed by the tMtaaaa asaaton at 10 a. n . A covOtetf dish liMlbinn will bo served Dr. Rosemond Speaks To Group Tba Her Rnbert Spear will apeak ISlho group, aalag ar hie subject, *Thnnkaglvlng," Mra. Lynn Moaler, phaidant and Mra. J. B. Jonas Jr., agmapondbig aecretary, Invite all Personals M n. J. N. Thompson, who ha* haea in tba hospital, a mining tamo aad at the home of her aan, Jtnwe Allen Thompson, Vere •each, tame borne for a abort May, accompanied by hor son, danghUrlnlaw aad little great Maadaon David. Sha loft Sunday tor It. Augustine With bar nephew aad niece, Mr. Sad Mn. Gormoa Wilson. Her •ddreaa la I f Barview Drive. St. irir***** c a n of Gorman Wllaee, Mr aU who have Inquired. 5 M n. jamoa Brown, formerly of Miami, baa sieved with her amall dhOdren to Oviedo. This la Belty'a fbrmer borne. ' Mr. and Mr.:. E P, Colllna are Maktrg their home wltb thoir m-la-law and daughter. Mr. and Ira. Amo* Oarbardt, Lakeland. Mr. aad M n. J. B. Jone* and Ir. and Mra. Waller E. Raines, I Sanford, oajoyod ■ recent trip i Voro Beteh. The Sanford couple nnatnod tor dinner at tba Jana*' m m la Ovlndo apod the If rotnrn. AZALEA CIMCLM MEMBERS, displaying noma of the Christman nrrnngn* menta a t their annual Christman workshop are, left to right, Mra. J. P. Cullen, Mra, John Callahan and Mrs. C. P. Harkey, The group completed nil novelty arrangements at the meeting, held at the home of Mrs. Henry McLaughlin. Mrs. Callahan and Mra. Joeeph Kratxmas were co-hoeteaiea. (Staff Photo) gram at the November meeting. The group met at the Home Dem* onitrstloii Center on 3th St., wltb the preildent, Mn. John Clark, presiding. M in Myrtle Wilson, county agent, ipoke on "Planning Your Leisure and Eierclie." Miss Eva Hunt gava n resume of the Gain**- vlUc abort course on "Landacaptog." Mrs. Joseph KreUmar, program chairman for the day, presented program entitled, "Kiteben Utensils." Mra. John Senkarik gave a demonstration on the lat­ est developments to cook-ware, glaaa turned ceramics. Mrs. R. Roelhk spoke on stainless stool and Mrs. Kratim ar demonstrated aluminum and east Iron. Each club i,. mber brought their favorite gadget and prlaca w en ■warded to Mrs. P. Marion, for the oldest gadget; Miss Ellslce KlreMioff for (he moat essential and Mrs. Clark for the most useful. The speaker** table was decorat­ ed In a Thanksgiving theme, usng pumpkins, dried arrange­ ments sod other appropriate ar­ ticles. The hostesses, Mrs. Hal Harris* and M n. A. Bledsoe served refreshments of pumpkin rnffee end to Uu present fluAAonak Church Calendar Club Shows Gadgets Friends of 8. M. Richard will ba glad to kaow that bo hao re­ turned homo from Bombofo Mam* oriel Hoapital and lo recuperating from auriery. Ha la able to havt visitor*. WEDNESDAY Dr. Rosemond presented an in­ formal talk on emergency heart ear*, discussed heart physiology, symptom* of heart attack, emer­ gency trtattnenti and recent ad­ vances to heart surgery. Young Adult 8. - 8. Class of First Christian Church wU hoM a social a t tha home of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Dropehuek, 3004 Holly Av*., T p. m. THURSDAY Plnecreat Church visitation 16:10 a. m , 7:30 p. m. Choir praetka 1:30 p. rn. Ushers aacattog 1:30 p. m. Youth Fellowship of First Christlsn Church (High School ago group) ra te d at the Church, 6:30 to 6 p. m. First Baptist Church Royal Am­ bassador* m ist at I p. m. S. S. be glnnar 1 department party at the Church, 7:30 p. m. Bible survey class, 7:30 p, a . First Presbyterian Church Cub Pack, 7:30 p. m. Boy Scout night at Msthodlst'a i Men's meeting, I p. at. Stafford, Goodall Engagement Told an- Goodall of Cralgmunt, Idaho. Tha wedding will be solemniicd at tha home of the bride'* parents, 3416 Summerlin Ave., Dee. 13. Mis* Stafford was born in San ford and attended schools here. While ettendlng Seminole High School she was a member of the Glee dub. The groom-elect w si born In Idaho and is a graduate of the Craigmont High School. At present U an aviation electrician and Members of tha Lake Monroe he stationed at the Sanford Nival Air Rome Demonstration Club enjoyed Station. n covered dish auppar with tur­ key, dressing and baked ham as the rosin course at their Nov­ FBEVENT CHERRY PIE em ber meeting. BOIL-OVER An ounce of prevention can save Mrs. llssel Gardner was hostess to the group at her home. Spec 1st much toll when you malu fresh guests were Mira HatUe Kirk, cherry pies, says Margaret Spa Mis* Myrtle Wilson and Miss <Ur, home service editor of the 'Lucy Nowlin uf the Florida Power Gas Appliance Manufacturers As sodatlon. Don't fill th* pi* too -and Light. * Mra. H. L. Johnson, president, full, and cut the sliu for the top announced that tt* Lake Monroe crust to th* center. Seal th* top Club will be in charge of In­ crust to the bottom crust by dam­ stallation of otficars at the coun­ pening the rim or the bottom ty Christmas party, scheduled rrust first, then fold the edge Tor Dec. 4. Mrs. Clover M am of the upper crust under the bot­ and Mrs. Laoora Andrews will tom pastry and press the edges have charga of tho arrange together with the lines of a fork. Cut ■ piece of aluminum foil teanta. • Mrs. Hilda Thompson and Mrs about three Inch** larger " « n .Olga Hunter will serve tba cake the pie plate and place an the 'at the U»0 birthday party, Nov. rack underneath the pie. 24. Mrs. Mary UltlaU and Mrs. % 'Johnson will serve as hostesses —More children are affected by at the annual Christmas party at divorce; half the divorces granted ^ba home of Mrs. Hittall, Dee. 10 in a recent year were to couple* ■at 1:30 p. ra. with at least one child under II MUa NowUa gave a damonstrs y e a n , with one to nine divorcing Goa oa tho correct use of lamp couple* having as many aa three ahadas, bulbs and lighting. .' Others sttsndlng were, Mri. J. II. Tindei, Mrs. Loon Keel, Sanford's Singing Church Mr*. Ora Canup, Mrs. Ruth SwagFIRST CHURCH OF THE aarty, Mrs. Jack Standltor, Mrs. NAZARENE Emma Rabun, M n. Annie MacW elcom es You Arthur Mrs. Clover Mirra, Mrs. nler, Mrs. Hilda Thompson 113 South MapI* Ave. Leonora Andrew*. Presents Lamp Program Personals Personals Airs. J. H. Anderson Elected President O f Past Matrons Club Mrs. J. if. Anderson was elected president of the Past Matrons chapter two, Order of the Eastern Star, when th* group met at the home of Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw, Monday evening. Other officers elected to serve for the coming year were, Mra. L. T. Sheppard, vice president; Mrs. R. C. Mas well, secretary and Mrs. J. E. Courier, treasurer. Mrs. Anderson appointed Mra. W. E. n sines as courtesy chair­ man and Mrs. R. W. Turner de­ votional chairman. Plans were announced for tha December meet­ ing, which will feature a Christ­ mas tree with names of the secret sisters being revealed. The sunshine gift was wan by SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRIHTMAg GIFTS NOW AT WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP IIS B. Park Ava. Mrs. Mary Mushier. A social hour ws* enjoyed by the group, gemea played and prize* awarded to Mr*. Anderson and Mrs. Raines. Refreshments were served by the hostess sullied by Mrs. M. Griffin, Mr*. M. J. Warner, and Mrs. G. W. Bsiley. Others attend­ ing were Mrs. Ed Routh. lira. C. L. Ilewson, Mrs. Tom McLain, Mrs. J. P. Holtzdaw, Mrs. Alice Click and Mrs. Mary Moshlsr. For HOMES nod SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Fairbanks • biers* Pomp* Repair* T# All Mika* Howard C. Long *67 E. COMMERCIAL BT. FA 3 U U J ) Kathy Ryan entertained mem* b o n of her Browni* troop last Sit* onlay afternoon at tho homa of her f it i parenta, 14. and Mrs. P. J. Ryan, i l i 3103 8. Park Ave. Tba occasion wai alao a celebra­ tion of Kathy's eighth birthday. jk «* % * From 1:36 to 3 p. m. the young guests plhyed game* and hid a good time. A prise was awarded for a memory gam* to Judy Young, blade and Diane Romano won tho - W - v » . m"Hot Potato" contest award. Tba birthday eak* waa decorated la pal* yollow with wbita daisies and aqua butterflies. Ice cream and cold drinks were also served, other Brownies attending were Martha Boot, Luanno Dangleman, KATHY RYAN Diane Doarolph, Angela Elmore, Marcia Gay, Beverly Hill, Karen Johnson, Linda Knott, Jan Simp­ Evening H. D. Club lon, Rhonda Smith, Christie Stew­ art, Naaey Swann and Kathy TIIUs. To Meet Thursday This la a newly organized The Seminole Evening Home Demonstration Club will meet Browni* troop and Mrs. Ambrose Thursday at 6 p. m. at* the Home OUff la serving as leader. Demonstration Center on 33th St. Mist Kay Ststm an will give a MOW TO PLEASE THE LADIES demonstration on kitehen gadget* Homo builders are getting wise and members are requested to to "extras" that appeal to the bring their favorite gadget. lady of lb* bouae. That's why built-in stoves are so popular In Couples are marrying young­ new bousing developments. Other er. In recent years, one out of features that please the ladies every two brides marrying for arc ventilating fans to U>* kitchen, the first Urns has been shout 30 grease • resistant floor and pro­ ycers old, and her husband a little tected walla around lb* link and f t tha range. more than two years older. \ 1 § SLICE O F O U R D O LLA R A reunion of the Harden family uss held at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Pearce, 609 E, Second St. lest week end. Mrs. Pearce la the former Miss Crlll Harden of Lake City. The’ festivities began with a llsh fry Friday afternoon, continued ■I with a luncheon Saturday and cloaed with a turkey dinner Sunday. More than 76 people attended dur­ ing the week end. In addition to relatlvea frpm tha Sanford area, out of town guests included Mr. end Mrs. Earl Wil­ liams and family of Tangerine, FIs.; Mrs. W. A. Witt and family from Tampa; Mr. aod Mra. Robort Lake Monroe (1, Wade end family; M n. Lorn* McCormick and Mr. and Mre. George Devine and daughter, all uf Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. R. P. Witt aod family, Lake City; Mr. ate Mrs. By MRR. H. I . JOHNSON D. C. Keene and ion, Palatka; Mr. M/Sgt. Charles Ray Hodges ami and Mrs. Neville L. Harden and wife of Aihvllle, N. t \ , Mr. and son, San Angelo, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Joe I'ouier sml Mr. and Mrs. W, P. Marker and family, Mra. M. II. Miller aod son, Har­ Gainesville; Mrs. D. D. Teddar ry of Lincoln, Nab. bova returned and family, Sanford; Mra. J . D. to their respective homes after MeCarley and family of l4ko visiting at the home of Mr. and Mary. Mrs. A. B. Hodges. Alio attending were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hodges are tha proud parents of a daugh­ Mr*. L, A. Phillips sAi Mrs. Lor­ ter, Cynthia Diane, born Nov. 14 raine Graham, who were not mem­ bers of the family, but good at Seminole Memorial Hoapital. friends. Friends of Mr*. William Mount will regret to learn that she fell and broke her left shoulder. Lake Mary Mrs. Leon Keel and daughter Martha and Mrs. II. L. Johnson will spend Thanksgiving holidays in Miami with relatives. Mrs. Irving Smith la able to be out again after being confined to her home with Uio flu. Congratulations are •sl*nd«d to Mr. and Mr*. D. E. Norwood Mr. snd Mrs. Dale Alexander and and family of Gainesville were family who moved into their new the weekend visitor* of Mrs. S. bom* on Lakeview Av«. over tba E. Norwood sod daughter Norm* weekend. > BIG * Harden Reunion Held M1M GERTRUDE MARIE STAFFORD Kathy Fetes Troop Chatter Party Honors Bride ' **■ goes to make some community more prosperous yours . . . or the other fellow's Aa averagt of mere than JOTS of th* dollar, you spend stay* la tha city where It’s spent . . . to support schools, furnish fire and police protection, put down paving . . . . to pal th* folk* wha work for you . . . to support churches and charities . . . to be Invested to more ktoda at merchandise for your selection and convinlanc*. . . t* Improve servlet facilities . . . . aad lo rapport all the other things that promote prosperity, growth and battar living to a aommuoity. M ake yourdollars build yo community... not somebody else's! I IT P A Y S TO BUY j W H ER E YO U LIV E �"Enough Stamps to fill an Entire Book! Nj NOCOUPONS 70 CUP! ' S IM H Y M H tO M M 6 Mm ^ MA ANY OR ALL OF THE ITEMS BELOW! GET EXTRA FR EE STA M PS! 1 0 0 EXTRA FREE >1 AMPS 7 AT THE FOLLOWING CONVENIENT LOCATION ^ C O R N E R 25th AND PARK STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA f *4 20 *3 M ' ? FOOD FAIR SHOPPERS ENJOY t* LOWER TOTAL FOOD BILLS !**’ * * Vy • j APPLE "Merchants" tops them all ■ because MORE “MOOK-ITEMS' THAN THE AVERAGE OF 1 EXTRA fR STAMPS OTHER STAMP PLANS MORE *2 BOOK-ITEMS'’ AS WELL. r 27 I ’Q f l j * w ** M M Hit W t - r ‘* .R ! FREE WAX ! ii9 ; I EXTRA FREE STAMPS with each purchas* as s h o wn of the !£ 1 *W (Hi '. r ' » V. .... * OVENCLEANER GARBAGE BAGS DRY MILK PERMA STARCH TEXIZECLEANER CURED OLIVES BREAD CRUMBS REG CAN . SANALAC (50 CP; uM itAMPl | >, 13 OT PKG ) DECAF s —y n , .» » p - t , • < fw , . 4 39 MY-T-PINI { PUDDING * \ V> ^ . 50 EXTRA fr ee stam ps W.»h 19 -V ■'ll ifit>- !<-■! t it?* M M M I I N V FARM HOUSE FROZIN ^ PECAN PIE r 'T i i . p i t 'f l j i h 69 fti h f t <-fi m 1 25 i EXTRA FREE STAMPS 2 * 29< < FFEIfrER COLE SLAW 39 OZ DOT 12 *■. I jNi (k Pj •’! c & SM i * MINUTE rv i 2 H 37« i k DRESSING i ASSORTED FLAVORS JELLO C AKE FLOUR I LB PKC 7 > 9I w affles' iH i PY-O MY DUTCH APPLI 3««29c f P AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE DOWNY FLAKE FROZEN ■ I M i l W KM m 79 iens! With I’urcKivU 33« J OZ |AR EXTRA FREE STAMPS I v 4.: •> 4 A ■ DIXIE LILLY ILACKEYI I 1 jO CT PKG PROCRESSO FLAVORED <53 GREEN STA*' With t DUCHLSS ./> U-EtN ! I AMI1. _ I0< OFF COFFEE SWEL (VANILLA <x CHOCOLATE' HfcP <50 CPEfN STAMPS FROCRESSO OiL (50 GREEN STAMPS: i 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS QT CAN PRODUCTS BELOW! HOUSEHOLD (50 GREEN STAMPS * * •*' *■: i t s * i * INSECTICIDAL FLOOR WAX • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMP IOOKS FILL UP FASTER! LiQLiO (50 CPCEN STAMP'. ISirtEvive ESI PM PR M n ) r ,K° 39 Willi I OZ |AR 25 ■'•Vt ^ I THINS EXTRA FREE 29< 7 * i| N " * stam ps SAUCE 35 !® R ?«“ . I PEAS PY- 0 MY APPLE SA UC E . • MORE VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM, MORE NATIONALLYKNOWN NAMES. TOO! ss 7 •• .+ < O MUSSELMANS 1 ON ALL PURCHASES 42 % EXTRA FREE STAMPS With Purr, hi v? U fa ,«s MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS! • 25 k LIMAS } 3 - 43 + Plus Free + I m MARKIY SHRIMP eOOCTAl io r 1 K-c I } * -M r m ft 01 DIXIE LILLY LARGE R I C E v. SIZE 7 RICELAND LONG GRAIN ji* A 35 to OZ 79“ riu FXTRA EREE iTAMPS P ; "•* w s 1 I 100 CLEANER, W.th 49 i t * * ^ 4 ftC* ' 7 CAMEO COPPER EXTRA FREE STAMPS i l UNIT REG SIZE • 1T'i* f CLEANSER 1 :to 50 IXTRA f STAMPS k BUG BOMB 100 EXTRA FREE STAMPS PllK luMf t • Willi IAIO k DOUBLE SAVINGS! HOT SHOT BBQ SAUCE no LCAR POLISH’ F r 'la0/ 98c 3 12 OZ IOT Shop and Save CAR }OY MARKEY MEAT i . ^ R I C E OZ PKG 15 ** 43 PEANUTS 9Vi OZ I x { z | r- 50 EXTRA TREE STAMPS FRANKLIN TOASTED JAR *<v v . | K M u t w i B t f i a i t RAVO 1 M STW k 3 \ i 69 PIA N U T O I L QT IOT 59 SAVE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS FOR YOUR CHOICE OF OVER ONE THOUSAND FREE GIFTS AT FOOD FAIR . . . JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS ! i �% k AdMItMT believes maty weakt* Weet* M « quarrel tprlflft A m i BrHalx'a fartcom dlillka for 2 m S en p tM Nmmm market, S M fall dlvtoed Europe Into I n i M M l e camp*, and la Thick Weat Oonaiay la a key. They «#* art dtaerthed b» Ma oapfaoaloM Utlei, 'Twer Six1’ «M “(M ar Sevan.” The eupboey MMla with the titlaa. 1k» titlaa niaia la geayrapfalc l | H M*tm* M. j♦-i m A t -----—--------------f u . Tko MJaaarl afar* fOlalac tta Eu m o m eemmw market art Waal Oermexy franca, Italy, Belgium, tka Natfa'irlanda aad Luxembourg. D m "Ootar S a m ” are Britain, B w f a t , Nonray, Dewntrk, FortuSal, Aoatrla aad Svitiarlaad. Right dow tbara la more food la the lunch hoar, aura automobile* m tko road aad mere money la Ma packota af Wait Earopaana Man at any tlma la tkalr Malory, tu t within tko two acooomie bloc* art tko iarm i of a trade war vkich many eceooalaia fear could B AR- T Fancy Quality ha dlisstroui. Tko ala satk ai of ih* common iet signed tkalr agreement la o la Mareh, 1*37, aad the treaty came lata affect Jan. 1 tkta year. Tka "Outer Sevan” *oro oryinUed by Britala at a frankly dafaniivo meaaaro ayalaat the “lanar Sia” and orgsaiia, tton maatlaya Mill are Being on. The birth palai of the "lanar Six” wore com Idembie kacauM of iseriflces repaired of home Induatrlea who toot tariff protaetiea to more advantageously- K | SWEET MIX PICKLES K I FYNE-TASTE MINCE MEAT | R E D CROSS NAPKINS | M A R T I STUFFED OLIVES SGREEN GIANT.PEAS 3 O R A N G E DRINK P MARASCHINO CHERRIES® gYAMY SWEET POTATOES 1 MOTT'S SWEET CIDER GIANT NO. 2Vt CANS Otkar naUona, aueh aa Danmark, Solytuai and The Nethertanda, antored allhar group only with re­ luctance became they regard themselves aa “AtlaMlc” aaliona, ■With atrony tin to the dollar So the partial aehitioa of one p r o b l e m baa created another. The united Stataa atronyly backed the creation of th« common market, ■a It did the European detente community aa a mean of aa unit* Icy Europe aa to make another European war Impoeilblc. The unforeseen danger that now arliae la that, aa each group teducei trade walla within Ui own area, they will at tka iim e time tract rulnoue tariff barrier! agalnet the other. And Britain, at q m time a otrony advocate of European uni­ ty, now frara that at the “Inner Six” move closer to political as w aives economic unity, aha may find herself eut off from the con­ tinent altogether. Wild horsea mamed America at least 19,000 years ego, tka Na­ tional Geographic Society says, hut for aome renon unknown to ■ a n they eventually became ex­ tinct. The Spanish eonqulitadori ta introduccd the horse to the con­ tinent. CYPRESS CARDENS FYNE-TASTE I00?o PURE RICH FLAVORED! FULL BODIED GIAN 6 OZ JAR LIMIT—l WITH S5 GCj rOOD ORDER LIBBY'S GOLDEN CUSTARD Wilson's Finest Legal Notice VOTII K OS* *1 IT TO! AHA K. UlMtnH A.vn t . V. MOO IIK. h#r husband i OltASOK fA IIM S t o i l PA NT, • ilissnUsd F l o r i d a c o r p o ra tio n : C, B ItAKKIl. 9 . X. S V ta r A l.t. and ItUTII n \ K . Bfl, aa lha m l . •iirvwin* n i r o .t o r a of n r a n i o Karma Company, a eiaaolvod F lo r id a corpora linn, aa T r u a l a i a nf lha p r u p t .t y of oatd e i a a o l r n t r n rp i.ra lln n , and aarh of t h a n , If living, and If daad, lha u n k n o w n apniuoo. halm, darlaaio, l a c a t r r a , a ra n lo r a , credito r,, aaalgnooa. Ilannra, a i a l i m . auriaaaora In Intaroat. d lm rlnra . t r u tt i a a , iir • l h * r pariloa i-lalinlnt by, tbrouah, u n d e r or a a a l n a l lha aald a b u ts n a m e d dsfondanta, nr a n y of thorn • a d all paranna known o r unknown l |k v l n > s r claim ing a n v rlah i, nil# n r In la r o tl In nr to l l o following e a s r r l h a d Undo looalod In ( a m i. nolo i'au n ty , r t n r l d a , lo-w ll: T ha Slant l / e of lh a N W Il o f tha n i : ’» of Bocilon 11, T o w n sh ip Cl goulh, Ranao I I Hast. T A B U NOTICB t k a l • anlt has b o o n fllad a g a i n s t you In lha r i r . e u l l Court of t k a M ntlt Judicial C i r c u i t of F lorida, In a nd fa r gaml. n o l a County, w horaln I>. n. DAX. I B I J t and RUTII HANIKlJt, h i , w l f o a m i n , plaintiffs, and ADA K . MOORB a t i L a r t d a f o a d a a ta T k a a t t u r a o f thta ault I t a null I# Q ulot T ttlo on lha abova gylkod raal oatalo. B A C H o r TOD la raqulrsd to flit g n u r a n a w t r a n d w rltlo n dafonoo, | o t k a C o m p la in t w ith tho Clark n f l h a C ircuit C ourt of iominolo f o u n t s ’, Florida, la thin procasda t a n d to aorv* • aopy t h tr a n f • p a n tho p l a l n t lf f a a tt o r n o y whoso p a n to a n d addroaa a r t h a r a l a a f l o r t fo rth , aa ro u u lm d h r law not t a r t h a n tho U t h day o f D o c m i r. A. D. l i l t . BAI.I O F. HERNDON C lsrk of t b a c i r c u i t Court fly: M a r t h a T. Vlktaa { C S LOWloAND and 1TTRDWLA I B a i t R o binson Avoaaa f U n g o , F lorida . t t a r n o y s fo r Pla intiff* 'ubilah atoe, II. II * Don. fc.S. / LADY FAIR CHOCOLATE COVERED ELITE CHOCOLATE COVERED CORDIAL W M o s u m o t o w m c m <xm m i 2 0 SUPERB ALBUMS si Section No. 8 . . . Note On Sale! WHEN COMPLETE WITH ALL 15 SECTIONS THIS CtCANTIC BOOK HAS • 100,000 CLEAR DEFINITIONS • 2500 DRAMATIC ILLUSTRATIONS • 14,000 FASCINATING SUIjECTS • A S30.00 VALUE FOR HALF PRICI �l l i i I n f il l t f n M Wed. Nov. 18. lN O - P ip 1 M A HOLIDAY ONI Y! FOR i M U ood M • ww*e*«nt* 9m f **•<*• upMr, M h w t **td w d veriweI* deed* *• IMk arf Am ef «*h ew* i n N k t t M r mM U t in lliM t l M M wM (dat. |« m *# Th*i joint (h M *01*0*.4. M tM M. w *• boo*b mo*od. ha- k MrieM *• • ■) to*fe wad aa» I CARVING * * A M * WMaMm*. llH^ ^ ^ {1 1 .tMptUM T!* ead Rnf Mat. AT YOUR WITH YOUR M . --- « - a . M » .. )m * i w * m !f| •■ft* at Ik* front ; v *od e f Ik * s> l*y **d t/tm **W Ik * * t a ( a*44*f • * • * c * * *ad* w * MMk* *to t a w talk* thigh rtfl«o **d ■**• *o ill m CM **' «*»«, wW»* ------ *• ■Ml *o*t *a*a|k 41*0* W* k*Mp»iW. a H We Hat, «M» * e M « t QUARTITV RIGHTS -'SKYtt rr r - i » i • -* GRADE'A'QV/OKFROZEN, .■V'. Ir’JX. W ILS O N 'S CERTIFIED OR CORN ACRE YOUNG HENS .. S 5 th A YOUNG TOMS « 16 TO 22 LI AVERACE HOLIDAY POULTRY FARMER CRAY PURE PORK Already Seasoned Uniked STUFFIN D e p a rtm e n t A nyw here! Squabs, R ab b its, M a lla rd Ducks, P a r t r i d g e s , R o asters, C apons, G uineas, C o r n i s h G am e Hens, B roilers, D ucks, G eese, P h e a sa n ts, S tu ffe d T u rk ey s, C a p o n e tte s a n d H ens ra v ' HOT OR MILD BREAD 19 16 OZ LOAF OLD SOUTH ■ ■ FRO ZLN BONELESS / TURKEY MELLOW AGE CHEESE SPREAD 1 ^ LB LONG ISLAND DUCKS FRESH DAILY MERINGUE 'O y HICKORY RANCH SLICED RINDLESS OYSTERS « nz ^BREAKFAST FRESH CAUGHT CLAW CRAB MEAT « BACON I I CELLO 39cli FRESH CRISP FLA. HOLIDAY N U T S C ELER Y M IX ED 49, WALNUTS j i l l A P P LE S LB PKC 49c A A , PIES - 3 9 LADY FAIR SLICED THIN LB CELLO Del Monica Finest W W RUTABAGAS Cloverleaf Rolls v.'tlS * V alue Stokely Finest Quality RED CUT M MACARONI■ SPAGHETTI B E E T S 303 CAN S O /V D X /E S ' P f P T . REGULAR OR MENTHOL i.i>. Libby’s French or CUT GREEN A ER O SH AVE 50* WOODBURY’S HAND LOTION OR CREAM 0 | **■ *< «> Sim Stokely Nutritious TURNIP B E A N S GREENS 303 CAN M C in o w * n u it.n cR g . a n»rl<W ro rp n r a tlo n , »* ixc. ruiniirr, TWERL B R E A D -' LB CELLO SW EET CAN ADIAN tv A*n row i m i v i L i c a ia r v . iv raavcw n v va. ta n * . ankvdbo vorirw aw e tr r n r i r n n r ri.n n iD * t o : l a c . r. A I '[ ,t UK. If * l |t* . h*r u n k n o w n ap'-n.a If m a r r l t e . a n d If d«*d. Ih* no know n hair a, dariao**, I*. * • !.•< an.l *i-iwtto* o f Ike aid LAI’ It A C L A i l k : O K n n a t l i J » . TICK and U I T * J C S T IC * . kt* wlf* If dllv*. to a l r ra*e**tlv* u * • Wanna **nu*t( if m arried , a n d If 4-ae, th* r»*p*rtl*« u * kn*w n h*tr*. d*y|a**a. l a e a ta t* end ( f a n t»»a *t th* oald ( i c o n u e J C I T I C B amt LA r it A J i n T i r K , kla wif*: J . I. I'UMBIK, if ally*, hi* u n . Wnnoii *y*ua* If m a r r l t d . If 4**4, tk* u n k n o w n Walt*. dtvlM**, t»l*i*a* an t e r *nt*a * *f ih* **14 J. I . C l'M im ii and any *n4 all p rr a a n t i l a l i n l " * a n y r l f h t , t ill* *nd l o t a r . t t in and l a Ih* f « | . Ian In , daacrlbod land l y l n a a n d bain* I* krm innl* County, r t a r l d a , tn .n lf THACT Ai T h* i « u t h t i *f Ih* I B * t *f U * «W*i * t Ih* B * 'i nf a*oll*A 14. T n o n a h t n t* i a u l h l i a n a * t l R a il. TRACT a t T h* «*Ulh 1/4 of Ih* R a i l >■ nf Ih* W * lt >, n f Ih* I W i | nf th * * k >* *r a * * u * e it, T o w n i h l p :e l a u t k . r t o u f * 1* Real. I #**h of you. *r* bar*by o t u d a d *n<l r* a u lr* e l* a p p e a r and fit*. p*r*unally o r by y » u r *ilornty, w ith th* l’l * r k of t h e *kn«*.atyl*il Court, y o u r w rttta n 4*foo*o*. If any. la th * Bill ! • (|ut«t Till* 111*4 k*r*in • ( • l a t l yau I* lb* *b*««-eiyj*d m u m , »«4 to »*r»* a ropy o f lk* apm* • o r i a l o t lf f a • ii * r o # y , b*l*w. • * or b*f*r* ih* ITlh day • ( k*r. A. It. l*o*. I llra ln fa ll n*t *r ala* a P a - r a * P-* r oafaaa* will h* **lar*4 t a a i a a t you. -----vgea my k. u < i M m l a t nirwr la n ia r d . «*m ia*t* * u »*u tyf.. rf (« |*fl<>^. i« cc*u m i* K m a*jr *1 M i T i a k i e , ‘ K it. n a v t o M. >1 I T C H C L n « i k of tk* u ir i- u n c o u r t By M a rik * T. V lhK n P a p u ty C lark Pound Cake LBS IV T lir. I INCI IT c m NT. hlVTM t i n m i . CIKCI IT o r r i o k l b * . ji I. TLA1N CR MARBLE HALF ROUND 20 OZ FA N C Y M AIN E M clN TO Stl 303 CAN if T*u *nd aech «r ynu *r* k a r a b r n*ilfl*4 a n ! r'nulr«<< t* *r***nt **r c u lm * e*a a*m*M* w hich y*u. *r * llh * r of you. may hav* • f i t n a t th* M ia t* of Mary M. erhltam an, 4*f*«a«d, let* of **14 ''o u n ty to th * C ounty J u 4 f * of Hamlnat* (’a u n ty , r t a r l d e a t hi* nrfir* In th * C ourt ltou*« of Mid County a t eantln*)*, P la rie * . w i t h , to *i*kt M l a n d a f m a a t k i from Hi* tin,* of tk* f i r i t y u k llta tio n of thi* natic*. K*rh et«im *r <iotninrl atiall b* In w r l t ln c , a n d ahull flat* th* p U ro o f r a t Ida nr* ■ml pnat n f t i r o *.|dr*to of th * rU lm ant. oml oholt b* ( w o r n I* hy th* r lalm o n t U t o r o r y . *nd ■n r *or h Holm or d*m*n<t not *» fllnl ahalt ho told . tlulh I.. P a n n ln * Aa K a i r u t a r * of th* L a*t Will oml To*l*m*nt nf Mary M. ttctiloanton. docaotod C I N N A M O N » c VAl1 BROWN ’N SERVE. WHITE CP. WHEAT STALKS v T* a i t rra eifr. •■* r iw M i'ia '^ lea rtaleie »r W**i**ee l l a t a a l eeie a*Miei FRESH BAKED LEMON Cft CCCCNUT IB Si Mary M. l a k l u m a n . B A K E R Y m e /ir s . GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN 2 —5 9 » I- . t e lk* C * e r t e l tk* c e e e i r J e l w , MINCE MEAT PIES » 49c PUMPKIN PIES u 39c DEERFIELD CUT CORN er CREEN PEAS Legal Notice ••■l**l* Ceestr. n *H 4e. I* kwket*. le mi B*<et# ■» WINTER GARDEN TASTY CRADE "A** DRESSED AND DRAWN WASHINGTON <UPI> — I V Eiienhowir ad mlnlalratios, au *red by UIululppl’i fillur* U ta h * any action a|aln*L the Meek Chartai Parker Ulleri, may i l k Confftii te aet atlffer federal peuiHlei In lynching caaea. The Juitiee Depirtmeat U earnaJderiai a variety ef civil rlgbU propeiili, including a federal antt lyoeh law. Atty. Gen. William p . l i m n told a newa eonfarenee Tttaaday that Miiileilppi’a failure te efc* tain Indirtrnenu in the lyaeMal ef Parktr waa Nas fUfraat a*d calculated a mlaearrlem ef Uee aa I’ve ever m a r He eaid the eat* might pcevoke the admin titration to (eeh m w law* ta permit »>e federal fevera* meat te intervne In eueh eaaee. He alee aaid a review e f federal civil rtghta laws waa ’’U a itate daeaa’t lieve la the edmlNlitraaoa'et Ju*. tiee." The only baiia h r federal praaaeutiea of Paetar'a merdmere, Roger* d id . art two add JU* ciNutructioa era civil ridbta kw a providing a maximum aeatawea e f 19 year* In prlaon plu* fine*. He laid theie penaltiea *««mod "inippropriato to thla Mod ef brutal killing." Informed lource* laid the Jua* tice Department I* working oa propeied Uglalatlon which would provide etiffir penaltiea In rlvtl right* caiaa eueh aa the Parker lynching. Parker, a Oyear-old Negra truck driver, waa dragged Mnaat* Ing from hie PeplarrlUe jail eell la« April by a hand ef whit* men. H‘» huiletpunctured body wa* found later la the Peert Rivar. Parker wea awaiting trial on chargea of raping a pregnant white woman. Rogtra deieribed the » I laguiry aa "one a t the ftaert, moat eomplata" inveaUgatlona he bed ever men. He «ald aa agent* were u*ed at a eoit of MO.OOO. Tba FBI report waa aet coa* aidered by the Pearl River Ceua. gr«nd Jury when u m ei earlier tkii momh. it idjetiraad Nov. 3 without returning any indictment In tk* eai*. The Jurtiee Depart­ ment then announced It weuld prelent the matter te a federal grand Jury in January. DF f ‘ I DINNERS BISCUITS 3 “ 25 •iF L O R I D A H E N S V* 1 OOD . BANQUET DELICIOUS FROZEN HAMS LADY FAIR Buttermilk or Sweet MJk 39 P.S.C. 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For the past several years, Dick has served as head JV football and'JV basbas­ ketball coach and has proven to be a very important cog in the athletic machine a t Seminole. His won-lost record Is probably the finest ever recorded by s JV coach a t footthe local school. This year his young foot­ season, ballers rolled to a tremendous 4-1 season. Along with these duties thst Dick has ill, he also served as scout performed so well, for the varsity team. During hla stay at Seminole, Dick has Won the admiration of the students and is Is highly respected as a tescher teacher and coach by the faculty and coaching staff. Dick’s first love is coaching and he aald he really regrets giving up hla posi­ tion on the staff but he feels that there are greener pastures elsewhere and that K isn't fair to his family to continue elsewhere, coaching when he can do better elsewhere. This Is the case so many times In the teaching profession. The person must lie Piee* Inurnalkmal Baltimore Coll*, defendini football League champltie the San sot, are favored to ti« Francisco Forty-N Inara h r the a Here Division toad iwhen they ish In Sunday's top game, g •The Colts (3-3) trail trail tht I FortyNfiteri (4-1) by a game a*m< and are favorite* to whip the seven-point favorites California club in Baltimore's H Stadium befo before a sellMemorial Stidlum 55,137. •jit crowd of 35,337. 3 BIST? - - - highly educated to Instruct In the elass rooms of our schools, yet people with far lest education are usually making much more money. Tlia loss of Dick Silvers should be an e.va opener to those who determine the salaries of our teachers and coaches, for he has done s tremendous Job a t Seminole High. Dick, we are going to miss you s great deal and we wish you the best of luck in your new endeavor. • The New York (Hunt* and Cleveland Browns, tied for the Eaatern Divirion lead with 4-1 records, and the Philadelphia Eagles (3 3) are favored In the other key gamei. New York la a S'* point rhnlre to down the Chi­ cago Cardinal* (IS) at Minncapolia and the Browns are nine-point favorllei to defeat the Pittsburgh Steeler* O f f) at Cleveland. The Eaglet entertain the Loa Angeles Ham* (2 5) and are favored by 3'v point! - By Alan Mover J O H N U N I T A S , o r the B A L T IM O R E C O L T S , IS DOING N S B E S T 7V A E T A /N MIS STAMPING A s A L L ' |X _____ _ PRO quarterback . Va ; JOH.1MY SCUM* A t^N oN TO LE A P TME LEAGUE AM TOL'CMPOWi P A S S E S fC R THE 3P P CON­ SEC U TIVE /E A R , AMP WITH 1 7 A T TriC PALP-WAY M A R K T P S SE A SO N M AY B S P Y N /S VYAY Gators Prep For Grudge Battle Against Seminoles United Press Inlernaltonal Florida fights fire with lire. At leiat that's -pparrntly the formu­ la ahead for Saturday1! ■grudge game with Florida .Stale linkerally at Gaineavillc. The Gator* let out the newt that junior halfback time Page of Tall aha tie r. h. ,e of F3C, will be raring In go again*! tin- Semmolea. Page, out with a broken Collar turn. mod of ihr stason, haa fully recovered. Coach Boh Woodruff announced. The Gator*, unlike mod oilier SEC team* who found it too cold to gel much done Tuesday, went through a ilefensiv trrinimage and planned their final scrimmage today. Tennessee took advantage of a Chilly, gudy wind to work on pan offense under nurh condition!. Coach Bowden Wyatt laid regular and Mike LaSoria'a shoulder in­ jury i! ahcaling and winghack Charley Severance will be avail­ able for the Kentucky game. Vanderbilt ehorirned ill drilU Tueadiy for Florence Stale of Alabama becaute of the cold aft er freshmen ran Florence playi. Alabama "cut practice ihort due to cold weather," Coach Hear Bryant aaid after /orking out for the Mrmphii State game. Auburn, apparently not feeling the eold, held a rugged contact ration Tueaday with halfback ack Spencer turning in hit bed practice performance of hla Au bum career, according to Coach Ralph Jordan. J • • This coming basketball season Coach Bud Layer .will be assisted by Glenn Allen who is replacing Silvers. Glenn hails from Tennessee where basketball is the big sport and he comes with a fine back­ ground. Coach I^yer regrets the loss of Silvers, who has been his sidekick for so many years at SHS, but he speaks highly of Allen end looks for him to pick up right where Dick left off in the basketball pro­ gram. Bud and Dick have brought basketball out of the dark ages at Seminole and have s great many real prospects th st will be on the hardwood this season. If this hap­ pens to be THE year, we can always re­ member th at Conch Silvers played a big part in It. Tulane worked turd on «top ping the LSU otfenae ami devel­ oping one uf their nwn fur the big traditional game at Baton Rouge Saturday night. Coach Andy pHney spent mod of the time no defensive strategy, Junior end l‘at McLean, and venlor guard Hill ClentmoM wrre praised by Pilney fur their work in practice and during a vhorl acritnuiage that followed. Mississippi Stale and Misaissippi. Georgia Tech and Georgia get down 10 busmewa today lor their traditional gamei neat weekend. AH are idle thu week. Three Florid* Stale football playen who earned both Amo elated Preai and Untied P ren In­ ternational All-American honorahl* mention lad Heaton are hick (or the I DM) campaign. They arr junior end Tony Knmto of Tampa, •enior halfback Fred I'tckard of Columbia, Tenn.. and tenior guard At Ulmer of Clearwater. Miami Is Named Also Racing Driver Named Florida As Possible Choice MIAMI (U P!)-G eorgia, Louitian* HUt# and the L'nlveraity of Miami were named In that order today a* major contendera for • berth in the Orange Bowl on New Year'a Day. A* to t the host team. Orange Rowl officials confessed they were pulling for the "dirty thirty" of low* State. low* State could flinch the host team hid and tha Rig Eight O nfeiene* championship Saturday hy beating Oklahoma at Norman, Okla. But the Sooner* are twotouchdown favorite* and haven't Inst to Iowa SUIe since 1931, Heavy 7 Alfa Drops 2 Gaines Top Dog Heavy Seven Alfa met the Heavy Three Charlie outfit and dropped two gamea aa Big John Uhr aat out again. The split en­ able! GCA to gain a first place tie. Bill Layberger waa high for the Alfa'i aa Rutty matched him for high for the Heavy Three gang. GCA Tower climbed Into a first In the other gamei, tha Chica­ place tie aa they took four from go Bear* (4-4) ara favored over the Fasron Fifty-One White Hat* a* Wilburn Grime* hit for a 320 for the Moni (25-t) by five point* at high aeriei for the night. Leading Detroit and the Packer* (3-3) are the White Hat* was Jetee Carathfourpoint choice! to defeat the •ra. Heavy Three Alfa climbed inln Waihington Redtkina (1-3) at third place by iplitling with NAS Green Bay. Communications a* both teams Each of the II learnt haa four bowled with a blind with Heavy more regular tenon game*. Three taking the flrit two and the The Forty-Niner* are halfway Communicators taking the last through a tough, four-game road game and pins. High for NAS was trip. They lifted their Weatern Carl Rogel as he continued to lead lead to two game* by winning at hla team. Bob Webb picked up the Loa Angel#* but the margin drop­ 3-4 split to help the cause. Leading ped to one when they lost a tht Heavy Three outfit wa* Team 14-3 decitioei to the Hear* last Captain Noel Dumond. Sunday at Chicago. After playing | NAS Operations dropped into at Baltimore, the Forty-Niner* end fourth place aa the Fighting Leath­ their road awing at Clevaland. ernecks paced hy Gunny Ladd, If they win at Baltimore, the picking up the 2 7-Ilk split, spotted Forty-Niner* will aaaure them- Operations the first game by 74 tek ea of at least a one-game lead pint then trounced them the last going into Mittr final two home two to take three point*. Don Stetgamea agatoal the Cotta and ter waa high for Operations aided Packer*. The pasting of John hy Split Ptckcri, John Ogden, thr Cnttai will provide San Francis­ 3 10 and A7-10. Mas Burke, the 3 5 co* higgeat headache Sunday. and 3-10 and Verne Kiggall getting The Baltimore atir haa thrown 22 ihe 2-7 > and 3 3-10. The Marine* six let* than the NFL aeaton high pounded out their high fur thr eratouchdown pa:sei thia year, only sun and league high for thr week or 2S tel by Sid Luckman of the a* all got doubles hut the lead-off Heart in 1943. man. C'nin Hat Wing Stall took The Coll* hav* loal two of over undisputed seventh ptarr hy their last 12 home garnet. taking two points from the Old Men Charley Conerly and George nt FASRON *• Little Jack Horner Shaw, New York* top quarter- hit for a -Vi) for thr Chiefs and backa, are Injured but Conarly Team Captain Derby Hanla led (hr may are tom* action against the staffers, Picking up thr splits wrre Cardinali. Tfie Giant*, beaten by Gil Blake, (lie 3 to, Larry Seymour, the Sleetera lad Sunday, haven’t Ihr 4-7 9 10 and Hants, the 3 10. mured a touchdown in the last It Heavy Seven Bravo dropped quarter* they hav* played. Tney hark into the cellar aa Heavy Three edged the Cardinals, »J, two Rravo tnok thrrr hard earned week* ago on three Pat Summer- points. Stan Neri got a Sn7 for the all field goal*. Seven hoys as Iran i Captain The Browoa entertain the Steel- George Brister picked up Ihe 43 er squad that handed them a IT-7 split and was high with a 307. defeat in their teaton opener. Nest week has Ihr two top trams Cleveland boat’ the league* burking heads no I and 2, Com longest current wmnmg itreak, miimrilinns mcrimg Three Bravo five gamea. Jam An.-tea lake* a four game on 3 and 4 with Seven Bravo meet­ loiing atreak to Philadelphia. The ing Thrrr Alfa on 3 and 5. Late Eaglet could lie for the Eaatern howling has thr Whilr Hats vs. lead by winning—if lw*h New Com Hal Wing on I and 2. Opera­ tions vs. Hirer Charlie on 3 and 4. York and Cleveland lute Marines against Fasron Chief* The Bear*, third in the Meat, and trail lit# Forty-Niner* hy two on 3 and A. gamei and can rut that deficit to one if they beat the Lioni and Wat.son Recover ins: the Cotta down San Franciaeo. NEW YORK I l'P tl —Phil Wat The Redskin* vmi a Green Hay tram that ha* loat it* l»*t d '* *on, recovering lioni an ulcer op­ eration, is expected to take up hi* start*. neer duties as direclor of the New York Ringer*’ farm eiub opera­ tions in about in week*. Durelle Reaches End Of Boxing's Long Glory Road Researchers for a drug com pany found that there are nearly lix limes more homicide victim* among divorced men than married TORONTO. (UPI) — Yvon Du. men and four time* more among retie, Canada'* "fighting fisher­ widowers man," apparently ha* reached the end of boring's glory mad. Knocked out iwire by world light heavyweight champion Ar­ chie Mour* in title fight* doting the last year, Durelle tried to wrest the Canadian heavyweight eniwn from Georg# ( huval* TuetHay night at Maple l-eafs Gar­ dena. H av* you, It wat a bad mismateil—for tha fisherman. o—r bm a, ws 'F • •W■ F*f*W*T«T ■ V Chuvalo floored Durelle tia time* before (malty putting his you knew , opponent away for good at l;ltt of the 12th and final round. At ju s t m oved t* a the finish, blood wat spurting from Durelle'* nose and from a aew t o r n ? deep gash under hi* right eye. Durelle, former Canadian and Your Welcome Wagoss Hrltiah Empire 'ight heavyweight Hoalraa will cal with champion, weigned 1884. pound*. g s fls a n d Feiendky Chuvalo sealed 210. greetings from the camoninaly. NEWCOMER? FREE COKES — DOOR PRIZES — SOUVENIRS Orange Rowl Chairman Van Kuaasrow aaid race regulation* in certain atale* may determine which team meet* the Big Eight representative in Ihe post-season riaatir. .Some of the Rig Eight contenders have Negro player*, he aaid. Georgia can play agalnat teams with Negro athlete*. But I don't know if such schools aa LRU and Mitaivsippi can," he said. "We're looking into that." fn order for Miami to get the nod, the Hurricane* would have to defeat Sfichigan State and Florida in Ihrir last two games. Orange Bowl officials look for no trouble outbidding the Sugar Bowl.for top Southeastern Confer­ ence team*. The financial lure atone givei the Orange Rowl a strong arguing point. A sellout crowd at the 75.800scat Orange Bowl assurci each team of a 1187,000 purse—a fig. ure only the Ito*e Bowl can top. If luwa State luse* to Okla­ homa, then either Kansas, Mis­ souri nr lowu Stale could he in line for Ihe Orange Bowl. Okla­ homa is ineligible because ihe Sooner* appeared here last Jan. I, Ernie Seiler, general manager of the game here, admits frankly. “We'd like to see Iowa State heat Oklahoma Saturday. But I don't think It will happen. Oklahoma look* too atrong for them." Seminole Cage Squad Cut To 27 The Newsprint Information Com­ mittee expects American news­ papers to use a record seven mil­ lion tons of newsprint In 1930. 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A rww pntnt w ixilwda ttriwi 'ksfUKtei Ar* <w*fti .*-Mng* u r n o» M rw*t CW*~ Lumber & Hardware 231W. 3rd Si. • PHOENIX, Aril. (U PI)—Eero Folley risks hi* rating *i the second-ranking contender for the heavyweight title tonight against promising Alonso Johnson of Pittsburgh. The odds were 12-S that Folley, of nearby Chandler, Aril., would win. He weighed in at and Johnson at 1 8 D n t Tuesday's of. % ficial weigh-in, held a day early. It waa the heaviest Johnson haa ever weighed for a fight and Fob ley also was heavier than usual. The fight, for th t benefit of tha cystic fihrn*i* charity, will he telecast nationally hy ABC. Four generations of Sanford people hav$ known nt# . . . Many of them have long ago departed . . . my fathtr, himself, died many year* ago, and even the house where I was born no longer stands, yet — FREE Mary Cwrtwr M a t FoctortM FINANC! S IIV IC I, INC. Folley, Johnson Closh Tonight Every 2 n d Can tea* va*ms*n W ELCOM E W A G O N Also— Utah over Utah State. Air Force over New Mexico, and Brigham Young over Colorado Stale. Michigan State over Miami-. Close as the international field. Tennessee over Kentucky—And any one of seven team* could win it. LSU over Tulane—The Auaasei are not hometown favorites. _ Clemson over Wake Foeeea— * But keep your eye an those Yanka. Alio— Auburn over Miasiaaipps Southern, Florida over Florida Slate, Alabama over Memphis Stale, Weat Virginia over Citadel, Maryland over Virginia, Southern Carolina over North Carolina Stale. Texat over Texas Aggies— Slammin’ Sam Snesd »nd Cary Mlddlecoff wanna go home. % TCU over Rice—Cary eummed it up succinctly, SMU over Baylor — Hie aeawee was simple. Arkansas over Texat Terh— ''P u t me on anything that's going that way and is moving." O FFER alkvW FA 2-7956 or FA 2-1756 By OSCAR FRALEY MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) —Fraley * follies and the week­ end football "w inners'—if they’re upiide down, it's because tney re from ' down under" at the Cana­ da Cup golf championships. Iowa over Notre Dame—Throw all these traditional hatilea into a hat and you have trouble pick­ ing one that mean* more of a dogfight than this one, where you have lo make the Hawkryei Ihe favorllei. Syracuse over Boston Universi­ ty-Ton much, ton early. Yale over Harvard — In the old tradition. t Penn Stale over Pitt—It'a juat ain't cricket. Also — Brown over Colgate, Dartmouth over Princeton. Rut­ gers over Columbia. Delaware over Bucknell, Buffalo over Marahall, Gettysburg over Temple, and Lafayette over Lehigh. Ohio Slate over Michigan—The draw for the cup raddle* wasn't kosher. Northwestern over Hlinoii— There were two professional cad­ die* available. Purdue over Indiana — Who got them in the draw? Wisconsin over Minnesota— Why, the Australian team, natu rally. Also— Oklahoma over Iowa State. Missouri over Kansas. Ne­ braska over Kansas State, Bowl­ ing Green over Ohio University. Detroit over Yillannva, Marquette over Holy Cross, and Idaho over Montana. Southern California over UCLA —Y'ou gotta he more than half­ way around the world to pick otherwise. California over Stanford — But this on* could put you In orbit. Washington over Washington State — Just one *f those things. Oregon over Oregon State— In spades. FREE P A IN T UP TO $600 TUCKS. . FKI. • SAT. - NOV. 19 - 20 * 11 V. S. ROYAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR Athlete Of Week DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) - An Airlines captain who drives racing car* on weekend* was chnsen United Preaa International Athlete o# the Week today for his winning performance at the Daytona Inter­ national Speedway Sunday. Ray E. Ruprechl, Miami Springs, won the 20-lap small ear event during American Sport* Car Club competition the hard way. Actually he came in third. Rut one driver was disqualified and another was driving a ear not qualified to compete for point* in the event. But this did not distract from Ruprecht'a performance. He waa competing against 28 of the best amateur driver* and car* in ihe country at apeed* of better than too mile* per hour. The Eastern Air Lines captain moved into contention early to the 74-mile grind over Ihe 381mite track and road course. , Far out in front was Johnny Cuevas of Miami In a Port he Carrera, the same type rar Ruprecht was driving. After the sixth lap, the first three positions didn't change until the race was over. Cuevas crossed the finish line first followed by Pat Corrigan of Veru Beach and Ruprecht. It al­ ready had hern announced that Corrigan was not competing for trophies or points and Ruprecht was automatic second place win ner. But Ruprecht, who had driven a well-scheduled, steady race, protested that Cueva's ear was not a production model which was the category under which he was competing. The tto Seminole High hoy* who Cuevas relu.rd to allow oltidals tried out for the basketball team to examine hi* car and he was have h#»n cut to 27 hopeful*, hut disqualified. more cutting i* yet to eome, Coach Bud Layer said yesterday. The tentative first string in­ Doubleheader cludes returning letterman Charle* NEW YORK tu r n — A New Oravalei. Jnlin Taylor, George Year's Day football doutilehritder Perides, Eddie Eulirman and John featuring the Orange and Colton Marsh. Oravate. ix a aeninr. The bowls will lie pirventcd con-ecuother* are juniors tively on the Columbia Broadcast. Six hoopater Irltrrm rn now play­ ing By-stem television and radio ing football will probably change network*. The Orange Howl game ihe lineup m the Dec. 8 opening from Miami, Fin , will be aiied game against Lyman High. Layer at 12 43 p. m. e s.t., follow­ said. Ray Lundquist, Jimmy Grac- starling ed immediately hy the Cotton ev. Alex McKihhin. Linvel Risncr, Bowl coverage from Dallas Tex, Johnnv Allred and Terry Christiansrn are the footballers who have aim won basketball letters. Scholar Awards The present team practice* every i NEW YORK t u r n - Star afternoon except Friday. halfback Gerhard tGcr) Sehwcilc* «f Cy rs-u-c's box I . bound team amt seven ulher tenior football Wall Enters Open LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Art players who plan on pursuing Wall, Jr., tup money winner in graduate studies wcie named to­ gulf thia year, has entered the day a* winners uf the National III.MMI Lo* Angeles Open tourna. Football Foundation'* -.ihnlar ath­ merit, Jan. 8-11, first event of the lete awards, plus t3()() scholarship* for pust-graduate work. 198(1 season. Grand Opening Welsh Tire, Shop Grid Picks FA 2-5581 �I Disturbed Dog May Soon Lead formal Life Again LONDON ( U 'l l —Butch it un |h f road bark. The fuur-yfar old boxer who be. eemr • juvenile dor delinquent berxuae of an unhappy puppyhood *hu»ed every *irn today ol re*|>nndlnr to p»yrhialrie treat went and reluming to a normal dor'* life Dor paychlatriat Robert Horafall waa overjoyed at Butch'* beA haviour the firat day of treat­ ment and predicted hi* inferiori­ ty romplex would vanith at be learnt that all dog* don't bite. Hortfall almoil ihuddercd a. he recounted the miaadvcnture* that ttaited Butch off on a life ef fear and mistrutt that led to a well . developed pertecution com­ plex. 'A* a puppy he went up to a black mongrel on Shoreham Sea£ front, furioutly wagging hit tail, and « u promptly bittan," Morefall -aid. “ Two monthi later he » u hittan in the leg by a golden labora dor. Shortly after, the black monCral chared him Into hit garden' •nd tore hit throat. 1 "Krer tinea he hat elthae tow-1 •red from ether dogi ar at­ tacked them. But we can cure him. 0 "Now ha'a lull grown, Re tea* I dog* and a a y t. to himtelf, 'I'm not afraid. It they want a go at me, !'U have a go at 'em fir»t-* Bo he goea out and bttei other D iw ft r l WH. Sov. t l . 19*9-P«f« t • tr a il ® dogi.” A Court ruled Butch mutt have psychiatric treatment or be daatroyed to hit owner, Jlrt. Conatance Gamble, brought him to Horsfall who trained Queen Lliaabeth'a wall • behaved corgia, # Hortfall la using a aort of bud­ dy ayatem at the moment. Tuctriay Butch, on a leaih, waa in­ troduced to a cairn terrier, the kind he bit tha h u t time he taw ' one. Thera wara ik> tnarla, oo barks tliough be wrinkled hie note in dittoska. Later, aa Butch learns that oth­ er doge aan be fun, ha will ba _ introducad to more and more, ITV a a lly he will be allowed ta frolic with them without a leaih. Horsfall predicta full acceptance. Me also aaya K really Un't Butch’a fault at all. ‘Just let me say that us hu­ man being) ara at fault," he said. JxThe world it nutt and we'rC making the dogs nuts, too.'1 I-ife insurance death benefits I payments in the U. S. have risen from a little less than one billion dollars in 1M0 to nearly three billion in tail, according to the Institution of Life Insurance. SANFORD 1:30 * 1:00 P. M. FRI. NOV. America* Legion I.rouu<lt, Htwsjr IT South 20 A u sp ices: 10 & 8 (Tub F am o u a CristianLa P re se n t :: -vi- .-g. »■ . . . EDUCATION WEEK at the Sanford Grammar School brought together teacher Atm. Floyd Richards, aecond from left, and a group of interested parents, left t<* right, Mr*. K. A. Lontlerherg, Mra. William Norris. Mrs. Edward Higgins, Mra. W. E . Dodaon, Mra. A. W. Eppa anti Mra. Hubert Tilson. Diplomat's Son To Be Sent Home After Accident Ike Getting In Shape For Middle East Tour By MERR1MAN SMITH doesn't like tba idea of the rigor* AUGUSTA, Ga. tU Pl) - Presi involved in hi* December trip and WASHINGTON (UP1) — A stu dent Kisanhower is training like she has discussed it with local dent advisor at the college at­ an athlete for his 20.000 mile aer­ tended by David P. Hearne. svm ial grind through Europe, the store clerks, but mK in a truly of ihe Irish ambassador, *aid (<v Middle East and Avia next month. serious vein. day the youth's father "knows After Mrs. Eisenhower's wifely best'' in tending him bark U> lit would bo the last parson lo call it serious "training," but if opinions broke Into print through Ireland, k is possible to store up health the courtesy o( some highly im­ A**i*tant Dean Charles Van and energy, that It what he'a do pressionable sales clerks, the Way Jr , nf American Univcr*ily. ing here in Georgia. said hr lud scheduled a "talk" Eisenhower is GO years old. but White House was asked formally with 21-yrarold David but railed about her apparent concern and he puts in about four hours a day it off when Ambassador John J. on the golf count, sometimes wh»t it meant. Hearne announced that his son Acting Press Secretary Wayuc mure. Mr ,-lar a minimum of 13 would be sent home in the near Hawks told reporters that to hu holes and w-hen he goes 27 holes future to continue his education. the paople around him try to keep knowledge, there was no medicsl Van May. the university for opinion existent that the trip oext it quiet because there are Ihose eign student adviser, declined lo month would bo "too much" for who make known their Feelings say whether he had planned any that he may be overtaxing bis Bm President, disciplinary . clion. lie said hr strength. thought it would be a good idea lie has been at the Augusta Na­ to talk with the student, who has tional Golf Club since last Thurs­ Church Planning hern Involved in several scrapes day ami he is expected to remain with police. here through most of this week, Annual Bazaar Young Hearne's car struck and posvlhly longer. He leaves for Eu­ Executive officers of the Relief killed a .Vt year-old Negro woman rope Dec. 3 and will fly hack to Society and Ihe Women's Auxili­ last Wednesday on a Washington Washington by the evening of Dec. ary of Ihe Church of Jesus Christ street. He claimed diplomatic Im 22 alter having visited with the of Latter Day Saints ate com­ munity and authorities said It was leaders of 11 countries and parti­ uselcas to hnld an inquest into the cipated in a Western summit pleting plan* for lhair annual woman'a death. bazaar. • meeting at Paris. Van Way said that Hearne wa< It will be held Friday and Satur­ Last i i i o i i Lli at Wallet Rt-etl considered on the campus as just day at the eurnt r of First St. and Army Hospital !n Waihinglun. Ki* « one of the Sou foreign students ensoaer underwent an annual Sanford Xve Door* will open During a talk with tin* Irish (mm U:3<l a. in. to 1 p.m. both "head to-toe" physical examina­ youth. Van Mav said. David >cem tion. The examining doctors re­ day*. ed “ respectful and quiet.” Article* nf baked goods, needle ported afterward that he was In Young Hearne had been enroll "axcellent" shape, although lie work, quill*, plants, clothing and ed in the university only since good rummage will be sold. Mr* Is bothered by recurrent, mild September Too *hort a period ha* John D. Carlton It chairman and ps**ed to lodge Ins record scho bronchitis. Hr had a cold >n the late sum­ the public Is invited to attend. lasticslly, Van May id. mer ami H hung on for several “ Blit I feel hi * a tm> id ba­ weeks, but according to mem­ sic worth." said Ihe dean vym bers of his staff, all symptom.*, Student Project patlie tic ally. even of the slight bronchial cough have disappeared Council Formed Bolivia ha* two eapitjl* Due In Since he has brrn in Augusts, A Seminole High council of _M La Pat. 12.(MSI led above *ea lev­ he bis been setting up a trifle later than hr dors in Washington, club offiifr* bat been formed to el and the working se." "f govern showing up In his tiny otfice above head student* in making project* ment. The oilier I* 3,111" loot Sucre, the gulf pro's mp between S (or the school's benefit. The group the ofliciid capital and hcadquar and 3 a. m. He works until about which alms to bark providing or ter* of llu- Supreme Court and noon, ha* an early lunch and de­ Improving .i-h.Mil fiiWIitie* l* now the Archbishop. votes his afternoons largely lo backing the "litterbug" clean-up campaign, piinrlpat Andrew Brac­ At various times duru » the his golf. tory of the United Stales, the He plays bridge in the evening* ken *aid yericnlay. Seminole High doe* not have a Federal government acquired and and usually i* sslrep before 11 o'clock in the *econd floor bed­ I'Sreut-Tcacher* Association and held title to 1.137,162.360 sere* of room of a comfortable cottage, this council will help student* and land in Ihe continental U. S. and overlooking the tilth hole of the intereried parent* to work on pm l Alaska. ject* tof the whoal's welfare. Auguila National. The President spares himself Brscken explained walking when he feels like it. For Parents are invited to a**i*l the rxample, he frequently uses an oiganixatlun in any goal* the electric golf cart to go from his •tudenta set for themselves, the cottage to his office, a distance principal laid. of shout 200 ysrds. On the big rhsmpionshlp golf The cemetery at Clyde. Ohio, course with it* rolling fairways ami sloping greens, the President cent sin* Ihe grave* of George B. travels most oi the w-y in an Meek, first man killed in Ihe Span electric cart but walks between Ish American War; Gen. June* ». McPherson, higheit ranking officer tome sltois. Naturally, the President1a wufe killed in the Civil War; and the legendary ilodger Young of World War II --- Pa ^ i------------------ - Congress Opens Disc Jockey Financial Probe WASHINGTON (LTD - A con­ gressional investigator said today that it i^ * deceptive" for disc jackeys to hold secret financial interests In record or music pub­ lishing companies. Rep. John R. Bennett i ft Mich i top GOP members of the House subcommittee which exposed TV quiz show scandals, said hr fa­ vored 'grtling rid of all deceptive practices In broadcasting." Subcommittee staff Investigator* have been looking into charge* that outa-de financial interests have influenced disc jockeys in their selection of music that is broadcast. The House group his sent an investigator lo Philadelphia to ''look into a situation'' involving TV star Dick Clark, idol of teen­ agers. The American Broadcasting Syatern, which carries Clark's shows, said a network investigation showed that Clark was not guilty of taking "payola” —a music world expression meaning payoff* lo plug song* ABC said, however, that Clark had agreed in accordance with new- network policy lo divest him self of his mu*ic publishing and record companies In order to avoid a conflict of Interest. Bennett declined comment on Clark, saying th t*he w»* not passing Judgment on the ments nf any Individual ca*r. Rut he and the subcommittee* inquiry was in the public interest 'The subcommittee is very pro periy going into the ares of disc jockey to dtr*o*er what kind of praelices have been carried on and to gel nd of them," Bennett said. The staff investigation, which has been under way in the field for tome weeks, is sspected to lead lo a subcommittee decision to hold public hearing*, piobably early next year. In concluding hearings on the rigging of TV quiz show* it days ago, subcommittee Chairman Oren Harris (D-Ark 1 placed In Ihe record a complaint from song writer* that the selection of music for broadcasting has lieen in­ fluenced through a number of ir­ regular practices by wing plugger*. including liriliery of disc jockeys. Ally. I*en William P Rogers told a new* conference Tuesday that some proscenium* might re­ sult from the Justice Depart ment's investigation of rigged TV quiz show*. Rogers said hi* department ex peeled to make a repot! lo Presi dent Eisenhower by the end of Ihr year on the fixed quiz show* and ‘‘other deceptive practices" on radio ami TV. Higher Auto Education Set SYRACUSE, N. Y. f l ’PIt Uriivi'r*i!y 1‘ollejfe, the adult edu­ cation brainh uf Syracuse t'oivei *ity. recently offered a 12 week academic course on motor vehnle niaiiilenan* c. The Allied Transportation I" dustrie* Association, Inc., cn sponsored the course. T IP T O P ' S W E E K L Y \ U.S.D.A. Inspected Tender TENDER SLICED Delicioua PK EARS - HOC MAWS F«ESH rElTINIUOLUR * STARRING CL A It K GAIII.E ELEANOR PARKER I $r , Fresh MULLET PIG FEET c Lb. la b . Hickory Smoked BY-TH E-PIECE \9 Center Cut 1b29* First Cut COFFEE BISCUIT 5 ( ’a n C Lb. MAXWELL HOUSE SHURFRESH 1 - Lb. 3 Limit P leaH e JEW El. 39 a 4939 10 FROZEN FOODS llird.eyr — III l>*. HIMIt ( Oi l SI’KAILS 2 53‘ Bint.eye — 10 O l. Lbs. Standard Brand 1 - Lb. 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Acrobati • The Justly Fati-ou*. Versatile Talented. Crittiani Sister*. |langert>u*ly Daring, Feat* Aboard A Ran g Hone, Tumbler'. AnUU*t* • And Many Olhei * • G eneral Adm ission C hild ren !M)c A dults l.27> K r-rrv e Seal I 'ric r- A fternoon Mir N ight 7 'if Available Only Un Circus Ground* Cirmt Day King Hro Re«er*e best* Are Gtandrtand Cha.rt Tk<i H ! O i P t P i t T/? If. S. NO. I — PHONE FA 3-1211 VIlMIHSIUN - fiOr hi Dili HR I M l EH 12 - EH EE Tl III AA THKl FKI. FIRST SAN Ell HD SHOWING AT T:n* AND l«;(Hi Iif] MARKET Open Sundays 8 A. M. til Noon Bananas �l i p i p away Wont his wife that made Brigitte Bardot's husband nervous in the service. Actor Jacques Charrier, the (earful sobs ot hie pregnant wile Bids To Be Asked On New Fire Truck O FFIC ER S O f B N IA D COLLEGE CHOIR are making plana for a tour in, northeast Alabama and Tennessee, early la December. The choir now bovxt* more than forty membara. Officers include (left to lig h t); Gary Baker, Sanford, viee president; Wayne McPherson, echoing ‘round hi* u n , wont off to Um army two weeks a«o. Two daya later In waa In aa army hospital with a "com of nerves." partly brought on. ho •aid. by tho faet hl» barracks matos had naked pictures of “BB" all over tho walls. French aray officials, being French, diagnos'd Charrior'a pro­ blem as om of 1’amour, and prescribed a 41-hour pau with Brigitte as just wbat the doctor ordered (or a case o t nerves. Well. BB or no IB. Cheerier was beck in the hospital today— nerves sp in . Army officials said this time Chanter's nervous trouble “has Hunt's M Strvica Conducted Despite Tragedy PARSONS, Tenn. (UPI) - A bomber making a lew-level n a was blamed today for the false re­ port of a plane crash near here. Search planes and hsllcoptera, scores of highway patrolmen. Na­ tional Guardsmen and sheriffs deputies searched the hills nsar the Sugartree community Tuesday after • sawmill worker reported seeing a plane “go down" in the NASHVILLE, Toms. (U PD -fh* Bor. Mack Wayne Craig preached kM regular sermon at Charlotte Avraoe Church of Christ Sunday, •a.h an r sad a> minutes sAsr hil wife had died of eaaeer. He asked that ao announcement be made Navy, Air Force and Tennessee about his will’s doath because his highway patrul sources all were •hildrea were la Um audience giving out conflicting reports White will tires were specified whlrh kept the search going. «n 55.2 per cent of all new cars Military bases in the South purchased hi IMA Among auto- checked and found no planes miss­ mobile’owners who replaced their ing. First the military, then the Urea, «M per am* specified white highway patrol called back their searchsrs. G e o r g ia Tuxedo C ro p Feed 118 Low Level Bomber Run Causes Rumor Newspapers were not as anderstanding as the army. They want* ed to know whether Charrier wii" dodging the draft. The newspaper commended him to the example el ana B r ie Free* ley and suggested that he Mop malingering sod do his duty. But Brigitte let it bo hnown how aho M t about the “nocvmm h h> sorvice’’ nirbna ahent her hen The Lake Mary Fire District will get a new vehicle in the very near future, the county commission was told Tuesday. Boax, student director; Anita Thrasher, Oneonta, sec­ retary-treasurer; Glenn Maze, director; Auby D. Smith, Ed Zimmerman of Lake Mary toid the cod miss ton that the {Ire Boux, president; Janice Luxfeft, Sanford; accompanist; district plane to advertise for the Don Carter, Sanford, robe euatodian and Emily Amos, new vehicle a* soon as the tax bills Boax, assistant accompanist. sre mailed out “end we get a clear idea on wbat U ses will be." Zimmerman, citing the need for a new truck, reported that during last week the volunteer Are com­ pany answered four calls—all with homemade Are Aghting equipment. had mistreated him once, beating in fair condition despite multiple Cost of the new truck ie estimat­ S. Sanford Ave. FA him, and sines ha has not csred wounds. ed at approximately 110,000. much for white people.” The latest stabbing victim, Don Morris, V, remained in critical condition in a hospital aAer under­ going surgery for knife wounds in the back. He was attacked in a white residential section Monday night. # Two other persona—Alonso Dod­ son. 48, snd Andy Mills, 18—were GRADE "A" FROZEN DRESSED k DRAWN BROAD BREASTED stabbed in separate incidents an hour apart on Tupelo sidewalks Sunday night. They were reported N e w TUPELO. Miss. (UPI) - Three Negro youths, stirred by a Civil 'LAUSANNE, Iw U seriand- PrU- War motion picture about antieesa. Ferial. sMeat daughter ot B ex-King Farayk, eeltbratr Slat birthday end stating beea effectively dlagnoead." And this time BrigiUe •••n 't meo- County Ally. Dudley It. Carr said the boys signed statements admitting the etabbings. Arrested ware Ouo Jones Jr., II, charged with assault and *battery with intent to kiU. T. L. Caruth•rs, IT, and J. B. Little, IS, charg­ ed as accessories. Jones said he “Just didn't like white people." The boys said they saw a movie, “The Jayhawkert" about two weeks ago and decided to call their gang by that name. Carr said all three wrre natives of Tupeio but Jones had lived in Chicago sines 1M7 and had recent­ ly returned. Police Chief Robert Monaghan said they would be’ moved to an undisclosed Jail for safekeeping. "Ha said he simply did not like white people." Carr said, speaking of Jones. “He said • white man Store 1-M 34 Legal Notice r i a m m i x awk XfiTIO! IN k.rabjr «lv»n (hat t am r n * . « r t la bualnaaa at SSI A ltron l>rlv*. 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LONDON lLTI’l l —There tc one unchallenged distinction man hold) among all the apeeiea of animats that have existed aince th* world began. He alone hat exterminated an' oth*e specie* eompletely. The dolorous roll of vanished birds and mammals and the lengthening list of species in dan ger of extinction are there for all to see at Ihe office of the Fauna Preservation Society which is gath­ ering itself for Ihe second stage of "Operation Noah." In December, IVNA. the waters of the Zambesi River, dividing North­ ern and Southern Rhodesia, were dammed at the Karina Gorge to provide power for the rrnlral Afri­ can federatton. An area of 3.500 square mile* will eventually become Lake Kariba. A* llie first water* poured into Ihe rich game country, trapped animal* retreated to island* above the waterline. Southern Rhodesia launched “ Operation Noah" to Tiovernment Stirs Around Waterways Every now and then there i* another small indication that the cross state canal and other waterway projects imrtant to this area may get nut of the talking stage. A clue comes in a report that the federal government la looking into “quick completion" of the intercoastal waterway system on both sides of the state. An official is quoted as indicating thia will lead to fuller use of the waterway* and possibly quicker approval of the cross state waterways, in­ cluding the Sanford-Titusville link. * The fact th a t pressure by the committee pushing the canals and our members of Congress has stirred increased activity among the people who hold the keya to waterways approval ia encouraging. 4 Emergencies this year in many sections plagued by high ! w ater also have helped focus added attention on the state’a water problema and it is to tie hoped that the flood control programs will get a little moie attention, too! r Business To Continue Upwards, Bankers Told Nikita May Go Along With West On Meeting By PHIL NIlWSOV to return to (he Chines* main l ' PI Fore Iga Editor land, wants to build Formosa into From ths foreign editor s note­ a model Chinese province to prose book: the Nationalists are capable and Soviet Diplomats in Cast Ber­ worthy of ruling th^ mainland. lin hint that Khrushchev wilt go There Is more and more talk of along -with the idea that a big industrial development of Formo­ Four summit meeting among the sa. This talk Includes plans for United States, Rritain, France and a modern steel mill, expansion R u ssia should be put off until of the shipbuilding industry, and "ro u n d the middle of next May. other projects. The reasoning is that Khrush­ West German parliamentary chev prefers a personal meet­ ing with French President Charles deputies recently received by DeGaulle before rather than dur­ I’ope John say from certain re­ ing a summit session too hasljjv marks he marie them believe he convened over French opposition. 'may next year begin travelling This reasoning takes into ar- around Italy, beginning with his count the fact that France wants favorite city Venice. They doubt to become a member of the atom­ he will travel outside Italy, how­ ic club before Ihe summit mret- ever. g is held, and Ihui to meet ith the olliers on a ham of un­ questioned equality. The opinion . is that DeGaulle wants a West- [ ern summit first, then a talk with Khrushchev and then another Western meeting icfore the big sum mil it reached , WASHINGTON lU Pli — Secre For Ihe police to ever uc vir­ tary of State Christian A. Hcrter tually unlimited powers has been said today the time has come fur standard operational procedure in a prosperous Western Kurope to jnany Asiatic nation*. Now Na- share more fully in helping under­ Ubnai'.xt China is starting a new developed nation* in their effort* vpcrimenl in human rigliti. A at economic advancement Western Kurope has achieved un J*->2ar-old farm er has become t :c first person to file suit against prrcrdrntcd prosperity and with it. l!w government under a new law the opportunity for “ broadening providing compensate (or wrong­ and expanding the world leader­ ful detention and conviction. The ship which Western Europe has farmer claimed he served 581 traditionally cxecised,” Hcrter days on a manslaughter convic­ said. This pru>per») has contributed, tion before a higher court acquited him. A justice department he continued, to the present "sub­ board opened study r»f his claim stantial deficit" of Hie United States in its inte national afccl0 i i i month. tlents. “ Naturally we are rnneernNationalist China's president cd to correct this imbalance," the Chtang Kai-shek, still determined sccrrtarv saul. « Europe Aid Asked In Economic Effort DAILY CROSSWORD ,X(ltOSS 4. Magpie t. Grate ivar.y 0. Girl a name B. Perform 1pO-«A 1 8. Jimebug 9. Postpone 7. Malt SO. Young beverage hmsrs v. Growth S?. Ablxr9. Ventur* 1.1. Negotiate IL Packed 14. Detluctioa aw»y 18. Toward 13. Make# 17, The Emerald p raclto tale able U. Negative 19. Spoken reply 20. Mountain CO Mongrel do? PAJA 2t. Faker* 32. Jump over 21. Bauaito Si. Voted to ssarludo 1 memberthv » 99. PUre li 3» Hadiy 30 Mature 4 SI. Hebrew letter 34. He•troy* 23. Ontera of atoll* 24. Affirmvotn. 27. Munirat 33. ManxiMlsrSaj’a Asswse rles St. Con. is* TO. Club 35. Serf 38. Curved St. Man’s naiuo 4.'. Thru* ham-a* (mui t piece 1 t 7 T~ % 1 a II I « •1 * f’ w % fir SSL Ceremony U . Thus •7. English rountiM H . Kook of His Apoctyphn * Fruit of the oak *4. Trap i .k 1 d 7/A fl* IX % A ■A A % j* li u i % % //( % w -lo 4t iA 1 it . Minister** house gfl. Amtan.sk w •T. Othrew la# DOWN l Relate A Excuse B. Lack* In i Adirondack* % JT ( Ldilor’s Note: This It the :uth of ■ series of article* by A. -M. and R. II. Ilaskell who aie now in Europe, I Seville, Spain . , . This it a story about Portugal, a soiall country as nations go, which sreiiis lo help prove the saying that go.nl things come in small packages. It is a dunning and varied land. As a mailer of fart this story has been delayed at least two day* as we tried to analyre our thought* to w> wouldn’t seem to be press agent*. We have been (ceimg about it a little as friends of our*, native Georgians, led about Mlanta: When they died they hope they will have been good enough so they will be sent to Atlanta, rather than hell It doesn't teem possible one smalt nation ran contain such variety in scenic wonders It ranges all Hie way (rom lush mountains and valleys to wind and sandstorm swept areas which arc so stark as to he frightening. It has rock cliffs and fine sand beaches. It has sophisticated cit­ ies, such as Listxm, with some of tlie world's fioexi holds aod plush night spot* and casinos. It has small, dean and interesting country towns. In driving about the country one becomes wta.y a* lie does in a museum, looking at too many pictures. There arc so many beautiful or interesting vistas that after a time they fail to register. Portugal is a marvelous place for a visitor. The lood aod wines are good The hotels are rlean. The people arc friendly. There is much lo see and to do From Hie standpoint of Ihe nalive, it can he cither a fine life or a vrrj hard one. There is a monied class, which has its basis largely m land holdings, allhough professional and buxines* people are now joining tin* group The country people and the fishermen have a hard light to make ends meet. For them Ule must be drat), although they seem to fare it with a drgrrp of good cheer which i* hard for an Ame,ican to underatand. A* one example ol their poverty, except in the most rocky areas of the country one almost never see* a farmer in «hoes. You might -re him with shoes tossed over his shoulder on the way to town Saturday afternoon, the 1 slides to tie put on when he ar­ rive*. This is despite the fact it is against the law for hue lo be on the public highway barefooted. He Just can’t afford them. Some of th* Portugs*. we met said i: w asnl entirely economic, that it was due to an ir bred com m a- LAUSANNE. Swiii-rland fUPD —The oldest daughter of ex King Farook of Egypt turned 31 today, happy to have independence In a $35 * week teaching job. The pretty Prior*** Ferial leaches shorthand in the exclu sive school from which she was graduated five months ago. She really wanted to be a secretary, but her portly father turned IhumOs dow n on Ihe ule a He said office work did not he- ; fit a prim ess and the lowest type position he would allow Ferial to take would be her oresent one. Ferial did as the was told, hut she sa d she wished she could have done otherwise—secretaries make more money thpn teacher* Th* dark-hairsd young princess said she found the world to be “ fairly nic«" yi her coming ofage day. i raku— • a s-naMins. aatw iniM » • « • « c t £ V “. " All this beauty-and ixw priced ■within $50 of lords,Chbvrolets and Hym ouths! Its true! Mercuiy co sts a, lo t le s s this 'y e a r!” Princess Prefers Her Independence I’age 11 ckcki.M Health; Area Officials Backing Irailways Interstate Move i i l-lfl & n a i ia.it bltiLO *. x aii.. amen m m Portugal Proves Enchanting Country % W ednesd ay , N ovem ber 18, 1959 ,u iis Rusines* trend* will continued upward for at least six months, according lo business and financial leader* of the country, it wa* re­ ported by Genrge Touhy, First Federal SAL A**n. exectiliye, who I returned this weekend from ti.e national conyeotion of the U. S. SAL league at Dallas. Texas. Although labor unrest has “re tarried th# steady upward trend that ha* placed Hu* year halt again above 1958" the economist' Happiness Through Health speaking at Ihe convention and pretty generally all over the iu(fly DR. K. LEO KERW1N) tisin-tii.it U his father didn’t felt it Incumbent upon herself to •tmn" helieve the climb will con­ wear shoes, the *on wouldn’t give us a long lecture on how either. We are inrlined to believe, these beggars were ail quite well tinue well Into 1980 S e c o n d a ry To G ood though, that the lack of money is off and r«olt! find hour**••»ark If One, substantiating factor for K verythinj? this forecast I* Hie peak of a popu­ the chief factor. they wanlrd to when we tried lo Portugal i* strongly Catholic and give a few pennies to a young lation trend that will »ee not only "With health, everything i* The (’hiropractie premia# ta the Church ha* official lie* with woman with a snail child. She much higher population figures, a notirce of plea m i re, without that the cuuxe of di*ea«« fo the stale. We spent tome lime in looked to os as if the needed th* but the family formation that cre­ it. n o th in g else, no m a tte r due to the .xubluxation of ates strong demands lor so many the house of a Portugese who* has money. w hal it m ay be. i* enjoyable. vertebra#, which produce* been associated with newspapers Going south from Lisbon, we classes ol product*, Touhy said. Swelling the wave ol optimism E ven th e o th e r perisotinl blea- pressure upon the nerve in the United Siatei for the last went through an area of large trunk)* »ml thus in terftrt 25 years. Hr had his own private estate* which are a* near feudal that permeated Ihe convention, the Miitf.s—a g re a t m i ml, a happy with the normal trunamiMfon local S A I, ollicer said, were the chaprl. a* anything tell in Europe The temperament — of vital fore# lo th# varlau* There is now a law that child master live* in a large house opinions of so tunny out Handing ren must go to school until they with fjrnt outbuildings clustered national personalities as they ex­ are degraded and organ* and tiiuuie cell*. are II. In many rural area* it around it. The farm rker* live pressed them In talks lo the dele )dwarfed for want The trained and experienced seemed to us that the law was ; in huts at Ihe foot of the great I Rate* From Ihe political Held were | of it. It follow# t.'hlropractor ix able »o deter­ not observed. It is. at any rate, [ house. In some way* these people Sen Lyndon R. Johnson, malorily 8 front all thi.-*, mine the exact point of n trv t leader true that there is a .arg* percent­ are "well olf" as ihe master of ,““ l , bring mentioned promt thut the greatest interference In your #pin#. age of the population which cannot the plantation does assume re-1 nenlly In many sectors a* prrsi all folliex ia One of # o«r la# of aorticta# read and write. A Portugese lady sponsibillty for seeing they don't ''••ntial limber for next year's told us this had certain advant­ starve and that they get some •’lection: IL Roe Hurtle, mayor id j to s a c r i f i c e published i« th# p«bH« iat#rages in that there would' be no care if they arc ill. Ksn*i* City. Mo., who is also * ^ h e a lth for any shortage of servants for the next Portugal's chief export, are cock dominating figure iu many busi other kind of happinean, •at to #xplai# and llanlimA* th# praclie# of ectantifb thrre generation*. and wine The wine that we suo nr** *n(l professional (ield*: WilThis attitude was carried over elate with Portugal in the Unit ibam B Windall, Congressman whether it lie for gain, Chiroprnctic, written b y Dr. into other fields, I.islxm had quite ed Stales, if of course. Port We I Hum New Jrrsev and member of achievement, learning or P . Leo K o rw ln wboM offl## fo a number of beggars. Thu lady were told, however, that the chief the House Hanking and Currency fame. Everythin? should b« localed at 201 8. French Ar#. wine export U regular lahle wine committee made secondary to health.**— end h k tefophott# n am k aa fo Dr. Arthur 51. Weimer. Ileao o f i 0 , , lo France. Our informant said I'Alrfa# 2-7442. that France exported so much Indiana University School of Bust-1“ ch o p enhltuer, wine to ihe United Stales and ness ami nationally rated econo w v ti Britain that it purchased Por­ tugese wine for home esmsump tion At any rale, Portugese wine, at Us best, Is very good. Before we drove back into Spam this afternoon. We had been wondering if we had been seeing , things in toss warm a light. As Sanford and Seminole County mon as we crossed the border, oifiiial* gave their support to in­ i however, we could see a differ terstate Trailways bus operations ence—and the advantage was all from Florida at an ICC hearing in Portugal's favor. Before *r in Jacksonville Thursday. cruised back into Spain, most Seminole County Commission I small towns had a hospital ol chairman John Kridt-r. Sanford j sorts The schools looked better Mayor A. L. Wilson, Rep Gordon and Ihe towns were cleaner. Also Fredrrlck and Ja>cr<- President the highway* were amoother and Mason Wharton testified at the there were more gasoline sta hearing that interstate Trailways lions operations provide a connecting Portugal is a mild sort of so link between Florida nod other lltoniarian stale. It lias an active parts of the nation and would royalist party, hot Ihere seem provide transportation to the to tie men in Ihe present govern many people now traveling to and mem of enough stature so there from Florida. will be no great problem lo find Trailways was *,kmg thr In­ someone to replace Dr. Salai:r terstate Commerce Commission W'hrn he retire*, ami that it for permission to operate through thought to be something which Miami, Orlando, Sanford and will happen In Ihe near future. Jacksonville to different points m It tin* vumri* like « report from the United Stales A through line a press agent for Portugal, we are from Nlianst lo New York was in sorry. The truth i* that we found th* company's plan* Frederick 1 It Ihe most enjoyable place w» said. | have ever visited. 4J fo save at many a* possible and k j tend another too mile* and A* haa rescued thus for tome loo* water level wilt rise another H t aardvarks, bushpig*, monkey*, Im­ feet by IMS. Wo believe w# bar* till 19*3 or two — and there ere pair and other mammals. many rich gamea areas ta th* But thousands have drowned or danger rone." died of exhaustion or hunger. Th* society's fund* ar* helping Northern Rhodesia, according to. t o mobiliae science in th* great** !*• "H iety.riidnot M f l a w i K a f rhai,enge th* group he* fared the great animal tragedy in the store It was nraanued half a **•making and look no part m the tury ago by big gama hunter# first pha*e of the operation which alarmed at the indiscriminate ended with the dry season. Now. slaughter of game. (The antl-1 spum ed h* a lathering public ing group* called them "til# r opinion, it was all set to match olent butcher*." I Southern Rhodesia* effort when A* part of "Operation Noah," th* new rescue season started with dart* tipped with tran q u illim aT :h* rains of November. pep compounds will be a hot tat# The Faurna reservation So­ trapped animal* to make theta ciety, which helped mohilitr Ibis if dangerou* or eneffrtta publie opinion, is modest about it* lethargic it exhausted, as needed. activities. Man i* *n feared by some Mfo “We've just bought a to ion foot super-ark," said assistant sec- mail that they get high blood pres­ retarv Kathlren I'lark aflrr some sure when caught any may develop , . „ 1K„ „ ,, j. pneumonia from Ihe shock, persuasion. “ I suppose It is the W|r elpph, nU on w u ,<od * * first boat since Noah specially de­ their young calve* to death rathef signed for animal rescue work. “ You see. there isn’t too much than let them fall into hum## lime. The water* will finally ex- hands, then they themselve* l e r a to safety. One curious sidelight of the flood­ ing t* that it ha* given new insight into the swimming ability at Mlmat*. And Ihe beat swimmer ta that surprising catlike character, the leopard, who almost alow* ta Africa kills for pleasure. H t ra# swim one ml a half milei. • stroke . <>r two ahead of th* walertouck and mist. Ren H. Woolen, president of the hushbuck. 51i*s Clark'* favorite tru* itory First National Bank, Dallas, and from Karl ha la of a great kud# Dr. William H. Husband. Gent whose huge horns w e n pulling Mgr of ihe Federal Savings and down hi* head as he tried lo awtm Loan Insurance Corp. presented from an island In safety. A kudu opinions from the business view­ do* swam alongiiiis and the ex­ point. hausted male rested hie heavy C. It. Mitchell, Kama* t’lty. was head on her back. succeeded in the presidency of the Then they swam Into th* sunset U. S, SAL l-eacue by W. O. Du­ together and happily ended up e# vall. Atlanta, Touhy reported. dry land. M u s t* •— « r. a-* ■tMt-a — ............ .. **. •»*» " 94 --------- r s -S o !*• is* •* •* * .**” • MmrmH la a al tta IslliS Craaa a U « la -atlllaa asalsa l,alf aa Ska a n *•* e*»aMle«M*w a* all ska laaal aawa • , ta-LM ii-fion a t t x i t Hall •alleaar la S.jMla**1a I —ail 40 OSkae Olftaa rasa • l CIs»»*•» #11*0 I *aa» I I-a# ill* * ll.as Ilaa, **a xsaek *.»* *Maatka * Maatka *.TS a.aa * Maatka »M * Maatka * Vaatka Xaa l i t a Maatka l.a* IMaaik I-** • Maatk I Ita W ••• a,ali Laaaa»i#Jaaa ka *ai4 la a. PaataI #aa»iai>aa- **•»!*# SXai all * ouME i TODAY SEETHE ON YOU* MERCU MONEY WITH SAFETY Ytwr fiiwt look At th* rvrw Merrwry* mi mir showroom floor will tell you som tihin? jin* lute ha(i|<ssryt-sl. W* m il it a tin * * * deeign. ilrw fly, ws* moan th at evs-ry detail, from every angle, m arks this as a trim , Uwteful, qttiiltln ear. N'nw Ltke a n o th e r look _ a clnue-up—a t iho priest sticker on the windshield. T h e ha|>py fort U M ercury actually w priced be­ neath every ear in iU field, now priced w ithin $.’>0 of leading “ low|irire n am e" cunt. Con you afford iu>f U> give (hi# beautiful qxmMky ear very ihorough ro tu b h ra iio n ? lUs-t n ««t»s*f■*««««r i fo4ia**4««| »««* ih*i tr *r# K«f *»f Weteivi >l hw»* Me-dksi ##m4 eic »^-#»t# V-§ i « Awe tUxtan* 'iB»>taw «f |WMta««n Y A T QUAUTY HEADQUARTERS SAFETY Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Inc. n 1^. s s c-fc i A T i t t as 1__ Up North palm etto Ave. tfa u fo rd , F lh * �% URMUHED t M m a country b o a t m Oraage Bird., • miles, WM af Banted. Caa heat. n ,< IT*. Write H. K. Bk«. 34 Stunt Dr.. DtBirr. FIs- NICELY furnished | i r i | t apart• a n t, 1*13 Banted Avenua. •• ■r ; mm mm w a' .jta y .o io ^ r INDlGI . AORBE WITHYOU/ 3-BEDROOM house availabla Dae. ltt. Pheod FA 2-7704. ww*,i*e u t a o m B/W f*atf _ lU I G O I G I D PWSTOUMjtF, CHARMING" - la the word lor THE OFFICE; a unique triad of neighherbned to r a n . . .by the Beach la Lake Mary. CLEAN nicely furnished upatsiri apartm ent *73. Phono PA 2-004. BLBEPINO ROOMS: The Gaklai, 401 'MacaoUs. FA 34739. 'Stay Off Street After 2 Attacks I f -sextwfT' . •Cn T s**e r ff r»t i m i i nv RHMM W-**T It M wcuo e* a.\ km. r —■-—iaI »«0*' rv**v»-tr > « K'fvO L. .5 CCA1 f f J U H O € » * rA H O TH A T ^ you w a x t 70 * tw m on A vm m v co n rn » * m A L ------ , - y rj LSTS (CfAk dAG f.CCO.-lO UKC TO H A vevC U C O M g WITH MCTO J____ ’TO MV VflFC COOIE OROe-MSCS TO HAug . M ATTKQ . VOU DON'T J e v p fc r Mg BACK MOMg BV J--- ------ TMBte A M. r— A*a AMSvaCI^ MV LOOSE J* STAS J O , I , ftABTV V c ' y i f r TOFsiGHT 1*VB hS TUPELO, M in. (CP!) — City officials, shocked by the aUbhlnga of three white persona by Ntgroes in two rights, warned townspeo­ ple today to stay off the streets at night. One of those stabbed In the un­ provoked sttacka wai In "very critical" condition, a hospital •pokesman said. The latest Stabbing occurred on a sidewalk in a white sectlen of Tupelo shortly after dusk Monday night. Don Morris, 30, said a young Negro Jumped from be­ hind a tmih and stabbed blm in the abdomen. Attack* by Negroes upon whit* men heretofore were virtually un­ heard of la Tupelo or anywhere else In Mississippi. This city of lhooo la only 3d miles south of Corinth, whare eight white youths ware charged with the Halloween night shotgun murdar of a Negro leen-ager. But Tupelo police chief Robert Monaghan said be doubted that the violence here had anything to do with tne Corinth kilting. Two Other white persons, AIonio Dobson. 41, and Andy Mills, 14, were slabbed by Ntgroe* in •ejiarate Incidents an hour apart nn Tupelo sidewalks Sunday night, They were reported in fair con­ dition today despite multiple wounds. Nuclear Sub Gets Initial Okay GROTON, Conn. (UP!) — Tha Polaris missile-firing nuclear sub­ marine George Washington was back In port today after ■ aeerat 3S-hour teat run during which, Vice Adm. Hyman 0. Rickover •aid, "the ship met all specifica­ tions for speed, submergence and cnnlrolabilily." BTfW C A * *TM« AVLM F*11WAVI TMg«B l» A T R A F R i-J T IB -U P1 Most Cranberries Pass Examination WEL AKA APARTMENTS: rooms 1-BEDROOM oafurautxd homa SM. 303, c o n a r of Lemon k prirats bi'Ju, 114 W. P in t St. Graadfiaw. Fboot PA 2-0427. FRONT i In pice room, fir at floor, 1 BEDROOM and dan, IM baths, clean, homo b in . Per elderly earporto, kitchen equipped. Nice lady. Kitchen prislleges. Phono neifftbortmod in Lak* Mary. Ph. FA 2310. 10« Holly. PA 3-7137. URGE furnished apartment, t u per caa. centeet B. A. Cameron, LOVBLY country hone, tu# large badrwma, Florida r o e * . l lv Lake C^arm. Oviedo, Fla. bathe, central heatlai, beautiful! hardwood floori, garage and TOR SALE OR LEASE. Pinecarporte. Ill* per month. One treat l year old 3-bedroam, 3 mile B u t of Ball Park, Celery bath, Florida ream. Mealy lead* Are. leaped ftaeed la back yard, wall and pump. Larfe utility 3-BEDROOM unfumiihed house room. Wall to waU earpetlai la 413 Rosalia Dr., PA 3 tiio. livini room, t o E. Coleman Circle. Pbooe FA 3-7313. RENT A BED • Baliaway. Hospital * Baby Bads By Day, Week or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE a Ph. PA X-S181 114 W. 1st 81. 3-BEDROOM cinder block house, furnished, reaaooabla 1 mile 1-BEDROOM nicely furnished, newly painted hours. I l l Elm. from gate. Contact CUbough, Phone PA 1-103. NAS, OIL 337 or 437. SMALL furnished downstairs l Legal Notice room apartmant. For one or couple only. Llgbta and water IV THU ( INI S IT (.OI RT s r THN fum libtd. |33 month. 107 Loc­ m v t ii J t m c i s i . t i n e e r r n r ust. Phone FA MISS, ri.o H in i, iv n.vn row »rw iv oi.e r n r v r r . iv r n s v e r m r . n ito R t e »o. tfciaa Wa s h in g t o n <u p i > - s o m e 3 300,000 pounds of craobcrhci aod cranberry products hid the governm e n s stamp of approval today as uftcofitaminated and safe' to aerve with the Thanksgiving tur­ key. Commliiiencr George P. Larrick of the Food and Drug AdmlaliUaUon. which la conducting the hurryup teats, said findings to far Indi­ SAJ 1 LKL W. TOL.NJ, cate only a small part of the cran­ Plaintiff berry crop la tainted with the LOIIWK CHARLES T O rX O , a / k / * / 3-BEDROOM home, hardwood floorr. Large lot. 340* Adams chemical, aminotrialioie. Ha said VAUJC L O U S E TOLNO. Court, Wyanowood. T e r m s . D sfin S sat the find mg i were "reassuring." VO T H E n r FCHMC-aTIOtt FA 3-1417, Legal Notice IV t o n t t N C i r r t o n e r o r T nw VtUTM J L D IC tA I. C I R C t I T OP r t . o R i n * . i v a v d r a w ew w i v m . K c o r v t r . IV CHSVCENT. m t o s c e v o . iesea c n o .v B it a. c a i d u u . PlnlSliff ■ARA J. CAL DALE. To: I.nulso Chari** T ounp Kina* Cross I lo a d t K s r* n * » llto , Nor*h Carolina Tou a r t hereby n s t i r ia d m a t a BUI of Complaint f o r D u a r t e has boon flltd a f a ln a t you, and you a r a r*-)ilt*4 to a e r s # a aapy of V>ur Answ er n r P te ad ln g to tha m i l o f Complaint on P l a t a t l f r * Attorney. Jaaaph ST. Mtlraska. P. O. • > * . No. J-». V a ra P a r k , f l s r Ida a n d tlla tha o r lp ln a l Anawar n r J'iaadin* In tha offtci of tha Clark of t h - C ir c u it C ourt oa nr bafaro tha 14th day o f N asam bar, t i l l , and If yau f a it 10 do oo, lu d a i m a n t by d a f a u l t votil bo takan aaatnar you far tha rolla f de mandSd In iba tli’,1 of Ccroplalnt. Tula n a u r a aball ba publlahad one* aaclt w ,*k lo r f o u r i n n i t r u Ds* w sska la th a 4ANFORD HERALD. DtfNK AM> O R D E R E D la Sanford. S'larid*. t h is l l t h day a t October, iSJS. (SB SU t> . r . IIKIIN DON Circuit Court Clark, Vamlaulo Count r . Florida lly Martha T, Vihlaa Deputy Clark Joaeph U, llu ra ak a , a t t o r n e y for P l a in t i f f P. U. H o t No. IIS Teen Park. Florida Publlab Oct. IS A N ot. 4. I t , II. uarandaat NlVTICB NT P I BLICAT10V To; Sara 1. c a u d a ii Itouia S'» Z C o<nran.llla, r a n n a y U a n l a Tou a ra h e r e b y notified t h a t a IIIII of Com plaint t o r Dlvorco haa Sean filed a s a l n a t you, and )od aro required to aarva a copy of your A a t s i r a r F lo a d ln r t o tho BUI of C om pla int on Plaintiff's A tto rn ey Jo aeph If. Murasko. P. O. Hoa N... F e r n P a rk , P la rMa, and f;1o t h a ortalnal Anawar o r l-laadliia In tha o f f k a of tha C la r k of the C lreult Court on a r bafora tha Mill day of Nasa m bar, t i l l , and If you fall t o do ao. i-tdeam ant by d a fa u lt will ba t a k a n a s a ln a t you for tb a ratlaf dam andad in tha II!!! of Complaint. Thla notlca ahall ba publlaha< a-i.o a ic h a aak fo r four l i n e n . tl.a o r aka in THU ItANSUltD IIKRAf.U. ric rm a te .uasia DONE AND O R D E R E D trv t a n . NOTICE la hereby o t s a n t h a t 1 ford. Florida, t h la Clth day of am e n a a f e d la k u tla s a a a t t i ] t Octobar, IliS. F a tm a tta A s a , Vtmlnnla Cduaty, (SEAL) y lu. Ida. under t h a f l e t l tl o u i name M I’ HERNDON. C lark of. Modern Rue Claanara. and that c ir c u it C ourt, SamtnoIS Coua- I Inland to r a g la ta r aald name ty. Florida with th a Clark o t tha C ircuit Court, fly M arina T. Vihlaa Seminola County, Florida, In *ccDspuiy C la r k nrda nra with tha provlalun# a t tha Jaaaph M. Muraaku, Flctltioua Nam* a t a t u t i a , ta - w lt: A ttarn a y far P l a in t i f f Sa-ilon Ml.IS F lo r id a StatutS* P. u . Uos No. t : l IS*T. F'atn Park, Ft«rl,la Viir. Kuilry C. Bradford Pubttak t).t, - I m Nor. I, II, IE Fuhllan No., (, I t , IS, s i , | Ml, O M -cmi a k o y * T A\ LATE FOSE — • ATT ANTO NT.waVIJ YOU O A lp ^ OUQMCAD WtNT IN T h B ALOf-RT WWAT FOCI f 4-6WB COMES TMR BOAT NOW/ t u n n b l witm HlB FAvOBlTC u v tff ^ OAD —DIOYt5U SvffQ WI9M X IvffRE A BOY/ D’j r T-4INI S’o u And Z CO'JLO WAVS GONS h i-N riN j.T D ---- >*■ oau_ -C R . u k '- S ,/ a w JlY / V SS>IC7W R2S ANO D A JG rdrSC S DOST K A . 5 TV-C P l N D O - ,\(y ~M!NU» ____ <' AN 3 T O L -T V iE Q - ) sru/F, I K I p A rn c a J AND , r ----- ^ 3CN - / T b For Home Delivery Call FA 2-2611 UNFURNISHED, 3 bedroom, noth­ ing fancy but cheap rent. 911.34 week. FA 3-311*. 3 BEDROOM house, partly furnlahtd 343 per me. Ph. FA 2 4361, ^ EFFICIENCY apartment and a sleeping room. 317 W. Third. FA 3-2111. Ma y fa ir sectio n 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath, kitchen equipped, Florida room. Large lot. Call FA 2-3432. NEW two bedroom house, car­ porte, utility, built in oven and atove. Oa comer lot ia Cassel­ berry. FA 2-3444. 3-QEDROOiI, living room, dming room, kitchen equipped, panelled FlorlJi room. Easy terms. Call FA 3-3714. Legal Notice i v t m r c i r c i i t c a t SIT, v i v m j i i i i c i m . i i H c t r r i v avis r n n ■ p: m i v o l h cacvTV . f l o r id * IV IHA VCSRV VO. ISS1C s i FT TO q i l E r r TITL E CLARENCE M. LOHRET, P la in tif f • s*. JOHN OCfTER, a t al. Dafandanta t e T I l K o r SLIT TOi JOHN DC0Tr.lt and ------ D L S -fll TEH. his wlta, if a i | , » l i » ( i “ rttld a n e a la unknawn, If U r ­ ine. and If dead. thSIr raaaaattva unknow n haira, ila. silaaa, lag a tia a, a ra n tia a . e r a . dlta ta a r e t h e r parti** rlaim in# by, through, und*r nr a a a ln a t Iham a r a n y a t iham, and a ll p a r i o n i clalm lne any t a ts ta . r lah t, lilt* a r Intaraat In *r Itan upon th a r i a l p ro . p*rty h*r*ln daiarlbad a r a n y y a ri lb*raof, all af whoa* r a a i ta m a s are unkauw u: Tau ara baraby a*tlft*d tRet a . • u it to a o ia t titia b a a ba*n * r o u » h t f c in Iba ClrtuH Court e f M n tlnolt C ounty , Florida a a a ln a t yau and *4«b a f yau cla lm lne e a r *aiat», algbt, t u ia a r i n t t r i a t In a r lien apan tba fa llaw ing daacrlbtd raal properly t l l u a t a In Samlnel* Coou(F, Florida, t a - w lu Hot l i . SPRINO HASIUOCK a uR D tviglO N , a a t a r d l a # to a f l a t Ikaraaf a t rata rdad I* P l a t l e a k I. Pag* I. P u b Ha Record* of I tm la a l* County, F l a r i J i . a nd yon ar* haraby r*«Ulr*d to file your anawar and or o t h e r s w rltta a dafaaaaa paraunally, or by ™ >our a tt o r n a r , with tha Clark of Mb Circuit c o u r t. M a i n Ju d ic ia l Circuit, aaminol* County, Flort-la, (ba C a u r lk a a t a a t Sanferd, Florid*, a n d to a t r s a a ropy of *ald a nsw er upon tha r t a l n t l f f * a tta rn a y « * • • • ham* la Dario J. Hardl. r . u . d m | y | , W inter Park. Florida, n o t l a t t r th a n lb* I r d day ot D*ramb*r, 1SI*. th ara tn s a t t i n t up ta* a it a ta , n e b t . tin *. • r laiaraat In or Han upon th a abas* d itc rlbad pm parly alatmad by yau. and should yau f i ll ta do **• * d«craa pro coufaaao win t a *1 ••M ra d a aa ln a t you. WITNESS a y band and official '*** *f Mid Court at OoKtorO, J J J j t e Ml a s i l k day a f o*tah*A I SEAL! P llaracton ( ‘lark af tba a b a s e atyl*4 Court » » v ; Marika T. Vlblan. D. C. 6 * r t e j . laprdL A t t a r a i r a t L aw J; O. Bam i l l w i n t e r P a r k . F lo rid a �■7“ 3- A Want Ad A Day Makes A ll Business P ay! Ph. A2-2611 RMl EeUt* P er B«* J . Real Estate F .r Sale t BEDROOM ROMF A luat outside City Limits. Urge lot. £ a iy term*. C. A* Whiddon, Sr. BROKER M t N . fo rk Aft. P i. FA Ml* I SPEND THANKSGIVING III A NEW HOME AT SAN SEM KNOLLS W rit MUl Street, 4 Block* West French Avenue 3-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynnewood Dr. Low down payment. WANTED Phone FA 2-7197. Tan to fifteen acres top quality orange grove, 20 years old or older, preferably with some ON LARGE LAKE tak* frontage. 4-Redroora bone with 2 ‘fc baths; Have client ready to buy. large Using room; dining room; Call us at once Florida room; terrarro floors: central heat. Several fruit FARMERS AGENCY tree*. N. V. Farmer. Realtor MM (ML FT. OVERALL D. H. Whitmore *27.900 TERMS Lillian G. Trama AiiociAltf. BUSINESS PROPERTY Large store with one 2-bedroom 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1221 apartment and two 1-bedroom After hours. FA 2-2612, FA 3-4021. apartment*. On corner lot with FA 2-9M1 t a u t lot In rear for parking. NEW HOMES Loth Arbor; 3 and 132,000 TERMS 4 bedrooms; F ir exciting ROSA U PAYTON family living with planned lux­ ury plus ample entertaining RegUltred Real Estate Sruker facilities and play areas a t 1 Nary E. Carmen — Lee RahiH moderate price*. Shown by ap­ B. E. Begsro, Sr. Associate* Ph. PA t-lM l 17-92 at Hlavatha pointment. Call FA 2-4032. Wt now have ready for octupincy TWO Beautiful Ite and 2 bath, 3 bedroom ZEULl built home!, elo lt to (hopping and both High and Grade ichools. Drive by these tropic Uy land­ scaped homes. Our r~irej;nta| tive will he happy - anist FOR SALE BY OWNER: Uouif, you. A Rip Van Winkle 312 Holly Ave., 2-btdroom*. Frees aid as Ion at Compare point by point: Com­ Priced for quick salt at 16,400. pletely furnished; ultra conven­ 11,000 down payment. Contact ient to ichoeti, store*, churches; Mr*. M. L. Raborn, 1605 E. C C C fl NO CLOSING DOWN perfect condition: 3 bedroom Seminole Rlvd. COSTS PHA concrete block. Gosh what a TALL COME TODAY BARGAIN - MOVE IN TODAY buy I Priced under $9,(70.09. 2 BR. house on Magnolia, just out of city limi's; kitchen equipped, W. B. "B ill" ST U M PE R Agency W. H. • BUI" STCMPER Agency Venetian blinds, apace heater. BeeUer A Insurer BY' OWNER: 3 bedroom house in Must tell at once. $3*9$. Will AISOCIATEI: H. E. Tsffcr Wynnewood Scctloo, excellent trade for late model car. I A rthur F. Dsy, Everett Ilsrper condition. Large yard with well. FA .2 M61 or FA 2-0333. Robert F . May, B u t Pilcher, Patio with brick barbecue pit. Helen E. Noonan 113,100, pay equity and assume S. Female Help Wanted Fheae PA S -m i m N. Tsrk piym tnts. Call FA 20611 for further information. ACREAGE aad FARM LAND CHRISTMAS SELLING IS ACRES tiled firm U rd fronted RAYMOND M. BALL SEASON IS HERE by paved road, near town, AND ASSOCIATES Be the AVON Representative f ACRES (appi.), cultivated, ex­ Real Exist* — Insnranca in Y’OUR neighborhood. For cellent drainage. Hnrety Bonds interview in your home, con­ I ACRES beautiful wooded land, 2tS So. Tark Ave. Ph. FA 2-36(1 tact Manager, Bog 246, Loekhigh and d Sanford hart, Fla. „ PI PRONE O'IWNER, PA S-tW Evans Bldg. Lake Mary NINE 25 » . x 110 ft. lot) *1M l*h. FA 2-1200 MAID to work mornings. Monday per lot, or all for 11,200. *i through Friday, 1:30 to 12:30. mile N. E. of Five Points. be able to furnish excel­ TA 2-3M0. S i. RttJlf Ctmfmmy Must lent references. Apply In person at 106 N. Palmetto, 9:00 to 3:00. 116 N. Park'Ava. Tb. FA 2-6138 TINY FINGERPRINTS • Not on the rich, wood-panslsd MAJOR BROWN REALTY walla of this sparkling, concrete Realtor block home In BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARY LAKE MARY. Two LARGE bad- Ph. FA 2-5237 of FA 2-1961. l rooms, within shnri walking RE.il ESTATE OHIVE-IN distance of school, market, post 2544 Frenca Ave. office and public beach. , . Fenced In hack yard and fresh J. W. HALL orange juice every morning Realtor from one of the six citrus "Call Hall" Phone FA 2 3641 trees. Lat us pick you up and taka you for a pleasant ndc By Owner — .layfalr Section to Lake Mary so you can see Brittany Style, targe living-dinin; area, 3 Bit.. 2 BATH. 2 for yourself what ■ delightful home this is. Price 111,500. carporles, u t i l i t y , fi eplace, family room, 2150 sq. ft. Phone Tsgms. FA 2 2344. •BUI" STEM PER Agency w . B . Stenstrom Realty NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • • Quiet Community Near Golf Coarse T arn Went On 20th St. Follow Country O nb Rd. A Watch For O ut S igns . . . OPEN DAILY 9tM A. M. Til D irk SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. Tfl S h u jm a k sA CmwMafWfiii Cm, h e . Mem Ml PA IIEHRERT STE.NMTIIOM Krgiitered Broker LEX RlSNKIt LOTTIE BROADWAY KEN TORBETT BKTTYE D. SMITH Avioclatr* 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 2 2416 SALE or RENT: 3 bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. See at 143 Piaeerest Dr. Call owner, FA 3-Tt3l. l^ ^ te c tr te n ^ f le r r ^ g ^ IS. Spee la I Services PUMPS - SPRINKLER M. "n r* " Velta Electrical Ser. AU types and tUes. installed Dei Say a Tor Servlet Call. . FA 2-1696 FA 13*13 "Do It YourielP' WE REPAIR AND SERVICE UJBnlW m f_^alaBnj^J^£nirj S T I N E M ttklatry aad Supply Co. FINE INTERIOR PAINTING M7 W. 2 nd SL Ph. FA 24432 O. !!. Ferguson FA 2-1177 FREE ESTIMATES Home Improvements k Additions PHONE PA 14144 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Back G ian FLOOR sanding u d finishing Door Gin** Vent GUm Cleaning, Waslag. S e r v i n g SERVICE Seminole County line# ttts . S en k arik GU m and P a in t Co. H. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. 111-114 W. lad SL PA 2-4ttt B A H Roormo (Dawn A Q o M e e G O AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORE PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON 1*47 Stained Ave. PA 2-4101 PH. FA 2-4221 After 5 P. M. SANFORD Plumbing A Healing 2396 So. Elm Ph. PA 2-7914. • ANMH NCF.MFNT • P H IL L IP HO YD 1$. Eleelrteal Service* i« mw polo «wner of the House Hiring - Electric Service L E I L A N I Sid VlhlH HOUSE Of BEAUTY RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Sanford. Fla. 112 Mignolia FA 2 991$ Q Or HARVEST Blend TEN HIGH Bourbon POPULAR BRANDS 30 Av*. 3 ™h‘ $8,9S 3 s9 95 CUT RATE rararr Geneva a Krardall Ave. 4 $340 Down P n jm e n l-N o Cloulng *9890 Ifsaea feature .1 Bedroom* . I 't Tile llalb* • Btrevned Porch • Utility Roem - Ter. ratso f loor* - Carport* • Land■taped Lata * All City C'euteaienre*. 57 FORD Standard TrammU- dun • Tudor Cylinder • Beautiful lig h t Finlah * New Seat t'oter* t-wnnorairal Dperaling I'ar A Very Low Price Tag Of • 6 Green • An Wilh ONLY *995 59 c h e v y ; rut k • Radio • Healer • Like New ln«ide A Out • 8000 Artual Mil*. - ONLY s s s * SAVE *1795 $ $ •'62" For- 55 CADILLAC.. . Equipped Inrludiuf Air t onditmn. er • Beautiful Tutoae Finish • Like New Invlde and Out. 1895 Our Used ('am Will He llixplayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our Largo Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE al the aign of your heat buy 2nd * Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-6231 O fr FA2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldsmnhilo — Cadillac Trade-Ins Sw ve D o ll.iri At pk. FA 2-7672 MONTHLY PAYMENTS W. 2tth St. FA 2-7693 Sauferd WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS BALLROOM (Dsanna school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . Classen Begin Oct. 15th Phone FA 2-0884 WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD We Invite you to be ear _ absolutely free without oblige lion at nne of Sanford'a leadiug .Motels while you locate euit* able housing far yourself pad family. Pick Uy your key at otir Sales Office. SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition i Tun Pick Up H o ll.-r v 7 .'? * Qa o V la fik q . S io M S a n fo rd Dream Homes T O T A L PRICE * OPEN Mon. thru Thur*. T • 19 F rt.'4 Sal. 7 -1 1 STATE HIWAY 46 T&T MOTORS t i "1 wiah y o u 'd ntop e m b a rra ssin g me by telling people I made you what y o u a re to d ay l" 22-A—Articles Wowlefl 3 BEDR003! trailer fully air con­ TOYS and HOBBYS at the Toy SECOND HAND Gallery. Maitland Plata. Mailditioned. washer and dryer. Will LAWN MOWER sell equity very reasonable or land. Florida. Use our Layaway CALL FA 24644 will trade for equity In 3 bed­ and F. X. B. Plan. 311 7-4229. room home. Phone PA 2-5134. U U Peawd FAMOUS Singer Slaut-O-Maile OPEN NOW tewing machine. Take up pay­ LOST: Female Wlemariner deg. MOBILE HOME SALES ments. Darns, monograms, cmREWARD. Call PA t-MIT. W Mile So. of Sanford 17-92 broderiea. Write Box F, Sanford NEW I960 PACEMAKER Herald. LOST: Large brown hand tooled MOBILE HOMES purse. Keep money, return other Direct from Factory to Y’ou. 30 CUBIC INCH '3t Triump other valuables. I'm In desperate motorcycle, Speed twin, good W yatt Trailer Sales need of them. No queotloid tires. $100. Call FA 2 1314 after asked. Call FA 2-T230. Tel. FA 2-1911 4:30 P. M. REAL BARGAIN; for quick tale, REFRIGERATOR, 620. P h o n e LOST: Two boya bow and arrow sets at rodeo Sunday. Finder '38. 27 ft., sleeps shower FA 2-6230. please call FA 2-7466. and bath. Equipped with Easy Lift hitch. Hat everything, BOX SPRINGS and Innerspring LOOT: Reward 3.1, Large fllnmlan ready to travel. 331$ Orlando mattress, limed oak headboard; Cat. weight 14 lbs, brown and Dr., Fram ei Trailer Pk., San­ electric range; patio chair. grey. Last ten Rl. 1T42, ford. FA 2-1992. Movieland Drive-in. FA 24*61. Sell L'a Your Furniture. Quick SI. Furniture Service With The Cash. SUPER lljJ J d U M tlM ^ J w g je U j^ ^ CUSTOM BUILT furniture -s in TRADING POST, FA 2 0677. M EN gle pieces or seta. Also furni­ Tralw For , . ture rrpair. Cabinets made. LIFE Vest*. Pup Tents, Sleeping HEAVY EQUIPMENT * Rigs, Tarps, Tents. Army-Navy FA 3-7063. OPERATION Surplus Store, 310 Sanford Av*. NEW highway and eonatrueUra SSAVES READY MIXED CONCRETE programs are under way la New A Used Window Silla — Lintels — Sand every part of f..e country. NOW Furniture and Appliances Hock—Stepping Stones — Steel is the time to become a special­ Trap*—Precast Slept ist. . . A HEAVY EQUIPMENT Mather of Sanford GreaseCement—Dry Well* OPERATOR. MIRACLE CONCE*"~E CO 203-209 E- F in t SL Pk. PA 2-0982 YOU can learn lo operate the 309 Elm Ave. rA 2-ST31 Heavy Equipment to "llal to oar ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby booming construction industry. FACTORY TO YOU Brds. Day, Week or Month — Complete new modem iralaksf ALUMINUM FURNITURE CENTER program for H.avy Equipment VENETIAN BLINDS 11*6 Preach Ate. Operators Is now offtrtd. Frt# Ph. FA 2-7933 Enclosed head. Sag-pmof hnttnm nation-wide placement aealat* rail with plastic end*. Plastic anco available. Used furniture, appliances, tool* or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Write today for full UfinaaUbn. etc. Bought-sold Larry'* Man cords. 213 Sarford Ave. Ph. PA 1-4131 S en k asik G lass and I'n ln t Co. HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION Ph. FA 2 3622 Northwest School New d Used Furniture A Appll 212 114 W. 2nd St. aners. A Good Place To I UPRIGHT piano, good condition. Dept. HN-204 Box 3 RUY, SELL or TRADE $123.00 Also, 1 rowboat with r/o The Sanford Herald Name ft Jen k in i Furniture | oar*. $73,00. Address «».*#*••* too flan fori At*. PA 2-7430 *89 GOOD used appliances and TV's, Lily see Jako at 317 S. Palmetto State ...*»«•• ,* ,* ..Pb* (»,*«•••!• • BIO VALUES Ave. Hrs. I .. ........................................... • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS NORGE Future electric lUvr, WE GIVE TOP VALUE (TAMPS vertical broiler, large uven, WILSON - MA1RR meal sentry, excellent condi­ tion, 1 yr. old. New house has New And Uaed Furniture built-in'*. Phone FA 2-3100. l i t K Firat SL FA 2 3433 lSjAReauljJIarlorii Contracting A R tpalri Licensed — Bonded —Insured ». Male Help Wanted DORIS' IIKAUTY SHOP FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-1333 MEN - Train for H F, A V Y •II Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-7913 20*4 Adams Ph. GOOD Simmons double bed EQUIPMENT OPERATION. Set A Satisfied customer Is our best 22. Article. Far Hale much, breakfast room set, PAINTING A DECORATING our ad under Class. 23, Educeadvertisement. DRANRACH Rshy Grand piano odd chair*, mite Chihuahua I.irenscd — Bonded tion-lnalrucllon. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK $600. Phone FA 2-3018. Manchester puppy*. FA 2-1677. Free Estimates — 103 So. Oak Ph FA 3-3742 MAN for fuel oil route. Write Work Guaranteed FRIGIDAIRE refr'gerator, 93 SEWING MACHINE. electric P. O. Box 1339. Seminole Painting Coatrnctera Y'our Glamour Headquarters cubic ft., Ilkr new. Also 40 inch Singer, Industrial, perfect. *j FA 2-1204 gas range. FA 2-7406. Large National Paint Co. II. P. 110-220 volt electric mo­ tor with clutch, for industrial Has an opening for ambitious Ser vlers INDIANA Cornet In ease, like sewing machine, practically young man. new; child* peddle fire engine, furniture Storage and Moving new. 2411 Chase Ave Phone D utin involve Credits, Collec­ make offer. FA 2-3*89. To and From Anywhere Beauty Salon FA 2 3604. tions, Selling, Office routine and C. E. PHILLIPS 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 DIO T1IKKM space heater and assisting over all branch opera­ SEWING MACHINES: Electric 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-1991 tion. utility trailer. Phone FA 2 3660. FA 2-7630 Free Weslinghousc, Brand new. Excellent Opportunity for Ad TV SERVICE within the hour. LOVELY I.\DY BEAUTY SALON One baby bed with new mattress. 12 monthly payments of $2.50, vancament. Service Call $2.30 plus parts. Haggerty Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. rumple;* price. Financing avail­ $23. Cal! FA 2 1823. Many Employee Benafita Includ­ tVorlc Guarantied 3 Mo. Ph. able. This sensational offer ing retirement plan. FA 2 9799 lit. Flowera A Plant* ONE light weight folding h.vby good one week only. Write For prompt Interview call carriage $.voo. One spring tjpe ilomacraft Industries, Inc., Box MODERN RUG CLEANERS F \ 2-1681 or contact George W. Cut Flowers For Any Occasion small rocking horse, suitable 7916, Orlando. Florida's Most Modern Plant Morgan. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP for child t to 2 years old $6.00. oe PA 2-0270 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY fA 2-1822 Phone FA 2-3229. 21-A—Arilrl** Hauler 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2 7437 117 MagneUa Av*. IN. Rons and Vlaiors OAK LEAVF.S, shavings, sawdust 7'v or 10 HP Evlnrude nr Johnson JACHOB'H REPAIR SHOP I t. Wnsk Wanted nu Ihoard motor. Ph. NO 8-3277. for sale. Cali FA 2 3(36 Welding — v ach. A Gen Repairs Gateway To The Waterway DAYS WORK wanted. FA 23120. W. 29th. A Old. L. Mary Rd. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer YOUNG MAN. 22, B. S. Degree Complete I .u rn Maintenance; Rohson Sporting Good* in h u s l n e i i a d m in is tr a tio n , seek, Partiliiar—Spraying — Mowing 201-6 8 E. 1st. SP O TLIG H T SPEC IA L Ph. FA 2-3961 JOHN I.OMMRR9R in; employment, neat and ambitimiv Ph. FA 23749. 416 Willow Avo. FA 2-719T 2*. Automnbllrs 1952 DODGE 4 -D O O R 1951 PLYM OUTH 4 - DOOR 1951 OLDSM OBILE 4 - D O O R 1949 C H EV R O LET 4 - DOOR 1955 PLYM OUTH 4 - DOOR Your Credit l« good on any of these Cara Frtnch : t i * , R t * f ! * * * " • R y M V t • *, H r , W a r il P | » t » TM Are Over 60 Days Old — They Must 1510 'vf HOMES AND LOTS for colored people. Also homes ouilt on lota. MALE, white, 26 yri. of age and TV and RADIO REPAIR af *r '46 MERCURY' for best cash of­ Boy Wall, Phone FA 2-1317. married has 5 years experience 3:00 rights and weekends: San­ fer. FA 2 6293. BY OWNER: 2-bedroom iome. privately owned ambulance ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. h o t location in Country Club FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6613. service in Rochester, N. Y. 20 A Trailer* Manor. Phone FA 2-6642. Have advanced Red Cross First HEPTIC TANK SERVICE '36 FLAMINGO mobile home, 8 ft Aid Card and can furnish re­ Since 134* x 10 ft., 2 bedrooms, excellent ference. Nee,! work Immediate­ A. IIARE lloRAUY condition. Lot 74 Park Ave. Tr. ly. Contact Mr. Elmer Parker, NOrlh 8-4711 Tark. 2916 Orlando Dr., Marlou tiae. NOrth 8-4422 SANFORD PROPERTIES HEATERS CLEANED DOLL CLOTHES made to order. 611 Atlantic Bank Building Lawn Mower Repairs FA 2 71*3. Flo. Ila rri" R. H. Her* LEWIS SALES A SERVICE YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT DRF.SSMAKING, Alterations and 2918 W. 20th St. Buttonholes. FA 2 3229, FA 2 7928 or FA 2 3468 3-LOTS in Dreamwoid Se lion; already cleared and leveled. l i . Plum him Servleea R . M . W i l k i n * . Coni rh e to r Priced In veil. Phone FA 2-02.16. • Asphalt Drivemy: • Parking A nas Plumbing1 & Repairs Quality Workmanship A Materials Joe C. Thomas $300 D O W N — F H A 1621 Sarlta fit. Terms To Suit Y'our Budget FA 3-044* This beautiful 1 Bedfoom Phillips • Free Estimates Built home in Highland Park at PLUMBINS • Work Guaranteed 2106 Amelia being offered by Phoot FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. Contracting h Repair* recently widowed owner who Free Estimate! ENVELOPES, Letterheads, Mate wilt pay all closing costs of R. I . HARVEY ■ m tt, Invoices, hand bills, and FHA loan The price la only 204 Sanford Ave. Phene PA programs. ete. Progressive $16,000.00, which is FHA valu­ “In the City of PrM tog Co. Phon* FA 2-2931 — ation, with monthly payments 289 Meet 19th St. : of 169 IK). WHY PAY RENT G racio u s Living” Exclusive w it h SEMINOLE H F. A T I N G _____ ____________ REALTY. 1901 Park Are. H. B. POPE CO. I FA 2 332. 298 S. P a rt - F t 2 4234 J t lB M ^ 1AFF-A-DAY R 2X. Article* For Sal* Wed. Nov. 18, 1959—Pape 13 26-A Trailers FA 2-5264 $450 Down m QrralB I . Real Estate For Sale HOLLER MOTOR SALES Homes Designed For Florida Living. 3 & 4 Bodrooma — 1 & 2 Batha VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 You can raova in immedi­ ately while the pnpera a n being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Homo For Tha First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Cloning Coat Will Bo Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor Hwy. 17-92 A 27th St. Phon FA 2-1501 �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 t u 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 Itm u m th aoaa seem to /r t o i l torn ttoir dad'* pr* .1 . V O C ID M U C U to M C I Pfcraldaaa tad lawyer* i t I n ---------- ator prnfeaetoeal b m l privately a i k t tor _ m tbla very point ay have ip n t 3 i ycara BtoMtof wp • thrlvto* practice, i t o (toy have logged for tha time v too ttoir aoaa would follow to Catr laofatopt. "Dr. Craw, 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 lash 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 art expect­ ed to attend the aiiembiy will voltotoer ttoir 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 "Or. Crane, 1 don't want la ride Dad'a coattail*.'* be may eonfcai __ I interview him privately. *Td rather enter a field m ere 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* at to tow they firat got totereeled 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 B U Y Y O U R M EA T S AT FOODMART PARK AVE. AT 25th ST. — SANFORD JF NOT, ASK THOSE W HO DO. WE GUARANTEE FLA. GRADE EVERY POUND A •A BANANAS 2 ^ 49/ A PICNICS -A v FOOD KING *1 M A R G A R IN E SWIFTS vLMINOLE CUBE STM K /BACON * *V FOR ^ TENDER * 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 SAVINGS T P U M P K IN - w REAL PURCHASE 2 PKGS.. PILI.SBURY’S PIE CRUST MIX AT REG. PRICE AND GET A 303 CAN ONLY ONLY DEL MONTE Sunnyland SMOKED WHOLE *1wo Area Soldiers In Field Exercise MRS. FILBERT’S MARGARINE AND FAMILY HEALTH GOLDEN RIPE FRANKS , v NOVEMBER IJ N e w 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 liu p u iia n l new Emma Dorr, Sanford fnctu 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 i aaimal fata build up cbolc«i«rol in Marie lievrman. DeBary ihe blood, while n/ueiurafcd vege­ Mm < :il toyrtle and baby, table oila may help reduce cholttSan.. u i o l. Since evidence w still iikoaMra. . oca Allman ami baby, Sanford elutive. your dtxtor it the one to Candonr Wharton, Sanlord advim you on (hit. Elms Bieaon, Sanford But you should know that Mrv NOVEMBER IB Filbert's Matgat 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. m a rt’s MariariN Robert ohnaon, Sanford Fa< goto aatiag.. . and good haeithl \ Emma Miller, Sanford i SWIFTS FREMIL'M CELLO 2 “* 29 BLUE PLATE PEACH • GRAPE • PINEAPPLE g o - <• PRESERVES FAMILY SIZE I PhokEN S p e c ia l s HI-WEST DOZEN H 0L LYKE’S PKGS. son BIRDSEYE GREEN WITH BEANS B OZ. l!)c GIANT SIZE KIDDIE IRIDESI DANDY MUELLERS O IS YOUR CHURCH AND CLUB OR SCHOOL SATURD AY MAKING MONEY LYKES GRITS ^ p t ELB0 4 C« ,D LUNCHEON jtTOKKI.Y'8 SIIURKRESH Lb. H a ; BEANS NORTHERN REYNOLDS 2i- wrap 31* nssuE27‘ “ R I REG. ROLL * * " I 3 Rolls 3 CHEESE SPREAD 2 Lb. Loaf t THIS PRICK) WITH IM illR K TODAY HIBISCUIT 2 7S MACARONI 103 CAN (LIMIT I BOXEs T FRID A Y P . M . H OZ. BOXES BOX REALLY FRESH DETERGENT FREE CUT REG EN ER G Y CANS ^ MADE FRESH DAILY CANS OUR OWN PKGS. ’N-ONE DO-NUTS PKG. 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 14 Oz. Pkgr. C O O K IES 29c VALLE) KRAFT C | DINNERS FOR KARO C | SYRUP 11a Lb. Six* �I —1 Merchants Offer Specials And Extra Shopping Hears t ln* roTi’i « mercht»nta will «tart wekom»hopper» officially tomor" “ow n,ow n »torea sta y in g 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 STIte §>m tfnrd H e ra 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 A ve . Widening Is $ 2 9 8 ,3 8 1 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 o t 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 P ro d u c tio n T o S to p 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) Cl a Three Lost Boys Found In Woods S hip F ire 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. . In sp e c tio n s T o H a lt NEW YORK t u r n - Stock LAKELAND (UPI) — The atate price* at l p m.: '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* Commission. The commission rec­ American Tobacco ....... lav 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 E f f o r t B locked DuPont .................... 2fi»‘s 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 WASHINGTON (LTII The Kastman Kcdak ................... 99'* Commerce Department ha* block­ Bill Eddy stands ready to catch tha flying policeman. Former Notre Dame 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 i s * j w T O w , ;jr 7 " said Wednesday night the appli­ 3'« ■...V's.til r Orakani . 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 « M l 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. 26 * . 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, day after the Casselberry Town Th* ranger urged scouts to ad­ 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 Hoffa 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 It 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. 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 ~ 4 l w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 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/419f1bf90af6a684e17670a46fd94e32.pdf 927ecd61fa965cfd1f28a2f888efc615 PDF Text Text % •V . > ------------------------i----------as----------------- f| JSjm'*■ • - ■Kt’ i i*. - - V }%4S m - •W ed. Closing Time 7 p. m. instruction Classes Set W5T-* r'. . v: ':* ? < i • T h a n . - F i t • Set. Closing Time t P. QOAMTIfY MOHS By Episcopal Church NEW GENERAL MAN­ AGER of Seminolo County * Motors Is Ben Howland, a veteran of suto aalea man­ agement In the southeast United State*. The Deca­ tur, Ala. native waa dis­ trict manager °r South Florida for the Dodge Di­ vision for the past two SLICED TENDER tion, Instruction classes will be conducted by Father Thomas on Friday afternoons at 4:13. Any baptized child in the fifth grade or above Is invited to atteod. These elassaa will be held in the Parish House. Adult leaders of the parish- under the direction of the rector will Instruct classes In certain phases of parish life and responsibility. TIm Rev. John ,W. Thomas, rec­ tor at Holy Croao Episcopal Church hat announced hutmction class** In the teachings and prsetlcea o f the Church to atart Thuraday evening. November 1» at • p. m. These elaaeee win be conducted by Father Thom ai a r ' will con­ tinue each Thursday evening until Easter. The public la invited to attend and no obligation is required Those desiring to be confirmed aod enter into membership in the Church should attend ‘ hese classes, in addition to those already con­ firmed who deiire a refresher course. Designed to answer basic ques­ tions about the Christian Faith the evening will be informal, and freedom of eaprsssion will be welcom ed. 'Hasses will last a minimum of an hour and a half. A Coffee Hour will also he held 1.1 conjunction with the instruc­ tion period. For children desiring confirma­ BEEF GROUND Girl Scout Troop Is Re-Activated BEEF Pinee rest’ s Girl Scout Troop 2W5 has been re activated under the leadership o f Mrs. Jr*n* Smith and Mrs. Oma U t McAr- dell. LIV ER FRESHLY . The troop of 1« flrW look a bicycle trip Saturday as part « their "fun In the out of doors theme being used to gain pro­ ficiency badges. Tbe It *ad jJ* year old* m* ft i t M n. Smith • 2439 S. Laurel Ave. home.______ 15th A Park Art. m P f L /C A T f S S E M AZALEA, DELICIOUS FRANKS P5G. CHOICE PLATE BEEF STEW « 19c MAYFAIR F F DELUXE. . . QUALITY year* prior to which he was regional truck man­ ager fo r Chrysler for n year. Howland wns Dodge district manager for southern Alabama fo r two years and truck sales manager of Jacksonville's Massey Mo­ tors fo r five years. How­ land plans to move with his family to Pinccrest’s 123 Coleman Circle tomorrow. Ha graduated from the University of Alamaba in 194B with a degree In bus!neas administration. The new manager was in the Army Kngineor* In A laska from 1942-45. PURI CREAMERY or WESSON BUTTER SPECIAL PRICES W esso n on FRESH DAILY Dry Cleaning OYSTERS 79* U Of CUP PANTS Kel's Manager Attends Banquet SKIRTS SUIT Harold Scott, manrgrr of the Kel’ s *-10 25c Store here, attended a five-year anniver. ary banquet la Daytona Beach Iasi week. Along with other Kel’s managers and the director*, Scott toured the new 17.000 sq. ft. Krl’ s store which opened in Holly Hill Ihii month. Following the new store inspec­ tion. t’ic officers of Kel’ s were hosts to their managers and diractors at a dinner lhal evening Kyle E. Lockrhy Jr., president of K efs, spoke to the management on the rapid growth of their com ­ pany In Me five years of no-ra Hon. “ Twelve variety store* and a chain of toy anil hobby stores, Toy King, was just the physical growth of the company,” Lorkrby said. “ A successful stock Issue this year has added nearly loot) Investors to the Krl’ s family; this, too, is a sign of expansion." ANY $ PARTY-PAK BRFAOfD SHRIM P "n? 43< COATS 3 FRESH BAKED LEMON OP. COCONUT MERINGUE For QUART BOTTLE PIES LIMIT ! WITH ,-OOD ORDER H A L L 'S Grade "A" Florida Whole Jr* v M V “The 110 K. 2nd Dressed and Drawn C LEA N ER S Home Of Careful Cleaning” St. Sanford -T o s' c FYN ETASTE INSTANT f IN M I < FRYERS PARK “ Home* Built With | Kitchen \! 'i E R A L ^ I l E C T h i C t Built-In Oven ifi and Surface Unil In Many llomea f 1 AH Kitchens aJ fl!B fully equipped. With F H A Financing — As Little A s ’ 45 0 D O W N Monthly L IK E a DETERGENT Financing Avocados PRE-MAR TEMPTING ZESTY Payments RENT! JUST 1.1 M1I.ES w e s t o r THE t ra ffic l ig h t AT 10(h A FRENCH DRIVE OUT TODAY I ■ FYNC-TEX N O T H IN G DOW N by C of outstanding enjoy — fur a With VA Equipment IJm it I Fits* Pride’ 3 nml 4 Bedroom, I and 2 bath home* quality count ruction and design. Built *o lifetime! P I N E A P P L E Sweet Potatoes 3 u 2 5 ‘ JUICE i •- EATWELL LICHT MEAT Oranges Construction Company Inc. W .M th tfi FA M I M '-i I ---------3*V v-< f ''V . FA M 4M TUNA FISH 49 �---------------=— ■■W W - : ' i ; ! f " ..; v f f e * r 1; v ■ . : * V V V ST !• • V . Police Confiscate Million •Dollar Weapons Shipment » . •» S fW ((pf* ** tr ■ 14 * fl ** » * 1 < ,* ^ ^ 4)^ 4*4 iH '' * J m i i *•• ■ T V load contained U. I . and foreign made machine |uaa. riflea, bayonet*. piatoli, ammuni­ tion, cartridge belt* and rifle aline*, teleacop# eights fo r rifle* and other miscellaneous arm i. Casselberry City Blood Election Dec. 7 Needed For Mayor, Council Casselberry city etoctioo* will be bald Dec. T when Mayor Wil­ liam M. Banian, Councilman Ra JM cCerd, Town Clark Mr* Usa Vaieal and Marshal Goa S a vy«r will .un for r e je c t io n . Lyto* E. Iw op# of ISO I . Triplet Dr. will ran for the council port being vacated by Edward C. Heinten. w h e n term ia about to an- S An day ter IT ’ *’ C call -a* placed te­ at » ptet* at bp Mr*. Paaliaa ia Ui at Mae kaa- to Arraagemeoto ter giv* blee d caa b e made b y tea- The driver of tbe track, Donald E. Mabee, 4J, Sparta, N. waa held for further questioning. He carried no bill o f lading and the truck w as ton* overweight. “ We'll go up to our neck* in checkiag this thing ou t." Federal Apaat Georg* Molvantty aaid. ‘ .‘Ib e r e 's no legal reason I know o f for a private individual to be shipping such weapons. This stuff is contraband." Mabee told officers he picked up the load at the Datel Co , Oconomowoc, Wt*., and was tak­ ing it to the Service Armament Co.. Bogota, N. J . “ They told me I had nothing to worry about,” he said. "They toid me 1 didn't need a bill of lading.” Two officers stopped Use rig late Monday in a routine weight check. When they found the good* to be overweight Utey asked: “ What have you got there?” Mabee replied: “ Guns.” ; V ?' .\/ : . •> '. *u- - 7*Kj i • • ,J .1/ ’ »*?* g > m tfn rfc S j m t t f i *» W E A TH E R : Partly cloudy with chance o f scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Turning colder tonight. High today, 76-80. Low tonight 50-18. VOL C L E V E LA N D ,, Ohio (t 'P I ) TfOM T PepOltmOBt i p n U to­ day iaveatlgated a mlliioo-dollar tfiip m n t of a n sa and ammunition which potto# Intercepted during a truck weight check Monday. -r t fJ v .-V " :‘ V XLLX United Preaa Lensed Wire Established 1 9 0 8 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1959 SANFORD' FLORIDA NO. 565 Sub‘ Zero W eather Heading East By L'nited I’ rfua International A sub-zero cold wave, worst o f the season, headed toward the Gulf state* and the Katt today, shattering Weather Bureau rec­ ords that had stood since the torn of the century. The frigid arctic blasts drova the temperature down to zero or below In the atorm-riddrn northern Rockies and across the coun­ try's midsection. The searing cold was felt as far south as Texas, lasuiaiana and Mississippi. The sub-zero readings left a trail o f death in the northern tier of atetea. A 70-year-old man was found frozen to death on the sidewalk in front o f hia Butte, Mont., home. A t Hazen, N. P ., an *0year-old man waa found frottn in n kneeling position outside hi* home. A Montana State College stu­ dent waa reported missing th'rte days in the anow-covertd Rock­ ies. Rescuer* alse sought to reach .10 hunter* stranded at a ranger station near Augusta, Mont. How­ ever, the hunters were not report*d in any immediate danger. Montana, battered by two hliitard within a week, was given • on e respite today with tarty ated ga* and oil furnaces. Public morning temperature readings as buildings using steam heat were much a* 4b degree* wanner than opened to the resident*. Monday. Temperature* are expected to dip In he low sa degrees la 8eMontana, wa* still the coldest mi no!* County tonight and re­ spot in the nation. The mercury main mid thro ghaut Wednes­ dipped to 14 below at Drummond day. No froat dancer, are fore­ and seven below at Helena, cast. The bitter cold wav* caused a •Ute o f emergency in Worthing­ ton, Minn., when an explosion at Florida Colder the city power plant cut all elec­ A cold front crept Into Florida tricity to the community of 10,- today behind a blanket of low INK). clouds and driixling rains. At least 2,800 homes were left In advance o f the Irani, winds without heat when the power fail­ of 20 to ,7b miles an hour whipped ure knocked out elertrically-oper- both roast*. Small craft warnings were potted oa the Gulf north o f Punta Gorda and north of Ponce D « J<*on inlet, near M . Augustine, to Capa Hatterna on the Atlantic coast. The cold front waa expected to rover north and central Florida this afternoon and most o f the remainder o f the stale by W ed­ nesday morning. The federal-state frost warning service here forecast low tem per­ atures of 31.14 degrees in tbe north portion o f the Suwannee i district Wednesday morning and i 14-40 degrees in the remainder ed I northern district*. p M ayor 8«n*on waa appointed mayor Oct. II when term or mayor Donald Willson becam e actire postmaster of th. town postofflee. mjgeCord is manasar of Laag Hardware Store. Swope baa bnan aaUa manager for a paper board firm. Sawyer w»* recenUy appointad towr marabal, to lu ccccd Math Kennedy who died in oCfic*. The** candidate* are supported by the Caasslberry NooPartlaan lepu biican Club .r their expecltocc, ability, nd unqueatlooed loyalty to tbe program of mak­ ing Ceeaoiberry a better place in which to live,'* club president Roy r. Pottaigar aaid yeaterday. Tbs rouocilm en are not paid, he pointed out. The mayor serves a ona year term sod ths councilmen eerva tor two years. The Non-Partisan Republican Club wiii meet at Urn Casselberry Women's C b Dee. I “ where a full discwsstM wit' be bad of what baa bean accomplished the past year as weU an what can be ^accom plished this coming year.” • p ottelg er said. All registered voters and those interested in the betterment of Caaaotberry are tovUe', to the ?:30 p. m. meeting. Refreshment* wiM be served and entertainment provided. f e E * ! * Federal Inquiry Is Opened ilffllltlT i r*. It illII-P t tKo.i AUGUSTA, Gn. < (llP re a t. dent Eisenhower ronfrrred for an hour today with the government's space boss. Dr. T. Keith Glennan. on the federal space program and how much to spend next year in reaching for the moon. FSU To Hear Atlee TALLAHASSEE tUPI) - For m cr Hrilish Prime Minister Clement Attlee will lecture at Florida S u t* University Nov. 23. Attlee, prime minister (rom 1945 to ta il, will drliver tbe third lec­ ture wt the universtey lecture scries this year. • Drainage Group, Board Plan Meet A new five inan drainage com ­ mittee will meet with the county commission next Tuesday in the first step toward eliminating drainage problems in the county. H i* five appointed by the board last week are Warren Knowles. A. S. Merrill. C. S. Lee, Harold Kastner and SI. L. Cullum. ^Altamonte Springs Tax Bills Mailed Altamonte Springs ha* *00 eitli*n* being taxed for the S12.399.t2 whiah makes up the 1959 60 tax revenue from real properly. Town Clc»k Henry Hansen said today. Citisena have until April 1 to pay the bill* which were recently put to li e n aii*. After April 1, town xpej*r* e u st pay a penalty *f ■prr cent of their taxes. « NEW ORLEANS (U PI) A four • way federal investigation opened today inio the mysterious rrash of a National Air lin e s plane in the Gulf of Mexico. Tlie bodies of nine of the 42 victim s of tbe tragedy were brought ashore along with pieces of wreckage from the four engine IJC7R airliner. From autopsies and a meticu NEW YORK ( U P D - Gov. Nel Son A. Rockefeller said Monday night be plans another speaking tour before he derides whether to officially throw his hat in the ring for (hr Hepubli n president ial nomination. Rockefeller, fresh from a awing through the West, reiterated that it would be Jan­ uary before he would answer his decision. Panama Watched WASHINGTON (U P I) The Untied Stales moved today to bead off a newr outb eak ot antiAm erican violence in Panama by offering to send a lop diplomat there to solve “ misunderstand ing.” Secretary of Stale llertcr railed Panamanian Ambassador Ricardo M. Arias to his office Ial* Monday for a to minute dis­ cussion of threats of new violence in the Central American country. T a riff Cuts Urged Greased In hard to handle, as every Rood cowpoke known, and this one at the Dusty Boots Riding Club Rodeo wan no exception. Thin entry in the bronc bunting event in shown catapulting from the entry chute anil heading for someplace besides under the rider. The bronc succeeded after a short haul. (S taff Photo! Gatchel Plans No Monitors Speed Hoffa Ouster Efforts sChange In Office David Gatchel. new clerk o f the Circuit Court reported today that he plan* no change* in personnel in the clerk's office and plans to name a deputy clerk as “ soon as I get my feet on the ground.” Gatchel was appointed Saturday by Gov. LeRoy Collins to complete the term of retiring Clerk O. P. Herndon. w The 31-yrarold form er Sanford mayor acted as e\ officio clerk of the county commisison today until a deputy clerk ran be appointed. “ I have no idea at this time who will get the Job.” Gatchel em pha­ sised. • In Crash That Killed 4 2 R ockefeller Stalls Castro Rounding •Up Conspirators-, HAVANA (D P Ii - The govern­ ment baa arreated more than JOO anti-Castro «on»piratora In fly# ef Cuba's aix province*. Informed sources aald today further atresia are expected. Moat of the countar-revolutioaariea were rounded up ia Lae VllJ a a and Plnar del Rio hut arrests Valso were reported in Camaguey. Havana and Orient*. A number ef clandestine r a d i o transmitter! were aeired. Officials aaid many of tbe plot­ ter* were followers of deposed Dictator Fulgencio Batista and members of a vast underground masterminded by Cuban exiles in Miami, but operating as Individual* rather than a* one organised force. 0 Premier Fidel Castro's govern­ ment recently reinstated the mili­ tary tribunal* which sentenced more than #oo “ war crim inal*” to death earlier this year. It also eliminated the habeaa eorpua writ. ® PARIS (U P ! i _ President Charles DcGauile'a Fifth Repub. lie took tlie lead Monday in a plan to pull down all tariff walls within a vast nrw European trad­ ing area in 196V France took the newest m a series of moves de­ signed to speed up the economic integration o f the six member* of the European Common Market —France, West Germany, Italy, llelgitim, II Hand and laixeinbourg. Ions look at the plans parts, in "considerable concentration'' nt vesligalors hoped to find the rea debris Mvuth and east of the crash son why the giant plane, in ap­ site, about 120 miles south-south* parently perfect flying condi­ east of New Orleans. tion. plunged out of the sky early Winds of .13 miles an hour tashMonday into ths gulf. esl Ihe Gulf and mad* further Had weather continued to plague search operations Impossible ear. Uie search for additional boshrs ly today, A Coast Guard amphits* and othrr portions of the stricken ian plane went lu the area plane. hut waa forced back by th# high Ttie Coast Guard repotted a winds and heavy seas. The boat (hat brought in the bodies re* turned tu join the two cutter* at Ihe scene. Ttiey reported no mor# bodies had d rift* ' lo the surface. Th* sighling of the telltale oil slick and tiny bits of wreckag# Downtown Sanford merchants have ajtreed to keep floating in the sea Monday cantheir store* open until 8 p.m. every Friday night relied all hope that anyone had survived. throughout the Christmuii .shopping season. “ We saw no sign of life,” said K. Harper Jr., n leader in the move to keep the T I.. Iloyd, director of NAL flight stores o|>en, said today that all the merchants agreed to operation*. Who flew aboard th# the proposal “ for the convenience of Sanford shopper*.” search plane which first sighted die spot where the airliner went down. “ We saw small piecea of debris. Wr couldn't delermiiw what they were.” I apt Hubert Knot waa the first lo sight Ihe mile long oil slick. "T h e wreckage was in small pieces,” Knox said. “ There waa no fuselage—nothing even looked like an airplane. An official o f the Winter Park “ If we don't find another piece “ We couldn't see any survivor* Telephone Company reported to­ of land toon, I don't know when or bodies,” he added. day that improved telephone serv­ Ihcse people will get decent ser­ ice for Smith Seminole County vice,” Ilarre atltled telephone users will he delayed and may l>e "thrown out tlie win dow ” because of a recent zoning board ruling. Fire anla In Seminole County will M. I.. Ilarre. assistant lo Ihc NEW -YORK lI ll'll — Stock l>r discussed by Stale Plant Board president of Ihe telephone com ­ prices at 1 p m.: and United Stales Dept, o f Agrtcul. pany, told ihe county commis­ Am erican Airlines ......... . 23G lure officials al the Seminole County Farm Burrau tonight. ............ . 77 sioners that the zoning hoard American T A T The ants whose stings are harm* American Tobacco ........... . 103>i turned down a proposal to build Ilaltimore A Ohio ........... . 39W fill to human beings and animals a nrw equipment building al Alta- | Uethlethrm Steel ......... . S I 'l wrrr found in the Sanlaodo area monte Springs lo aid in thr scrv- I C A O .............. . M ’ « about thrre week* ago, county .................. . 63' a agricultural agent Cecil Tu cker ice of 3,ixsi telephone company I Chrysler said today. They are found in a 20 Curtis* • Wright .................. custom ers. DuPont .............. . 251Gi square mile section ia th# south* The zoning Ixiard turned down I Kastman Kodak ................. . 9fl'» west section of Seminole, Tucker Ihe request alter a pctltiun by Ford Motor reported. ............ The plant and agriculture person, group of Negro citizen* in Ihe | General Electric ................ . S IS rea claimed that the proposed • General Motors ................. 5 0 '. nrl will show whal the fir# ant building would hurl their rrsidrn- 1 Graham . Palgr ........... 2 2 3 looks like and the damage It does. tial property by adding a com ­ Inti. T A T 41' • They will tell III* extent of the in* ..................... m ercial structure there, ilarre Kel'a ............................. I'.-M s •ret existence in Seminole County said. lairillard ........................... . 41S and how tu fight thrin. Aerial "W e need a buildi.ig very badly Minute Maid ..................... . 20S •praya made here to kill the anta m that area," Ilarre said and Penney ................... . . . I l l will also he discussed. Cana may "telephone users will oilier if we Penn RR ................ . 13' • carry the anta from on* place to don't get il " another. Tucker said. Royal American .............. 4 The dinner inciting at the Sem ­ Ilarre said work on Ihe proposed Sears Itochu-k ......... . 49 S building wav tu have darted in Standard Oil (N J) .............. . 4<i<> inole High Vocational Agricultural March and he completed by late Studebaker . ................ . 231. building, behind Hi* high school, .fall. “ Now that is all out tlie U. S. Steel .................... . UIS will consist o f a supper at T p. m . and the rrport at S p. m. 97 winiiow,” Ilarre said Wealinghouae El. . Extra Shopping Better South Seminole Phone Service Delayed Insect Problem 1 p. m. Stocks To Be Discussed Assessment Rolls Open For Questions; Properly owners turned out in “ light'' numbers yaslerday as the tax assessor' offic opened up the O'Donoghue indicated he would assessment roll* for the current WASHINGTON (U P I) — Court- Monday to interfere with lower upholding the try to nail the Teamster chief for fiscal year. appointed monitor* vowed today to court drrisioni cleanup directives issued by the hit part in a Florida real estate i Assessor Richard ''cC ann a said speed efforts la force the ouster , only a few owners turned out Mon. Teamster monitor*. It waa a m a­ of Teamsters’ President Jam es R. jor setback for Hoffa and some of deal involving u->« of lund- belong­ , day and "hardly any romplainta were received.” Hoffa and his cronie* from union hi* top lieutenants who have been ing to H offa's home Loral "/J m Detroit. The assessment roll* will be tagged for removal by the watchoffice. The monitor chairman .aid hr open tu the public until Nov. 30 dog group. Monitor Chairman Martin F. would ask a federal iiiuit early when the board of equaliialion |next week fo r power In jo ahead meet*. O'bonnghu* made the pledge fol­ with an inquiry into the i Inrida McCanns today urged alt real lowing a Supreme Court ruling denis who are unable to viait the j transaction. which permits enforcement of hlv If the court* find that Hoffa assessor's office to call or write anti corruption drive within the I misused union funds, u'lnmoghue In tlirir queries. giant truck union. McCanna reported two addition­ I .aid they might direct Holla's re­ Hofla also faced possible trouble moval as provisional president of al workurs have been employed un another front. Labor Secretary for the two week period. the Teamsters. James P. Mitchell said Monday The paving of l-ongwood's WildThe court also might order the night hr had asked the Justice De­ mere Ave. is just about finished union's executive board to bring partment to check whether the from E. Lake Ave. to the town j charge* against Hoffa looking to­ Teamster* were fully obeying the limits, the town rlerk, Mrs. On- ward his permanent ouster and exlabor reform law's ban on ex-con- me R. Rockett, said today. I pulsion from membership in the virta hohling union officr. I.ongwood's council is negotiat­ |l.ftlO.UUO m em ber union, tl'llonogAn Altamonte Springs nominalMitchell said Hoffa had advurd ing a 170,000 loan to extend other : hue aaid. ing caucus will be held Monday him that only “ a few Teamster of- | community streets and to extend Expulsion would prevent Hoffa In nominate candidates lor the fleers" were forces! to resign be­ the town water lines. Mrs. Roc- from running for office in the town'* Dec. * elections. Nomina­ cause of the ban. Tlie secretary ; krtt said. The loan being negotiat­ Teamsters. It would N the most tion* will be for a mayor and two added, “ the Justice Department ed will pave three mile* of road. extreme penalty the union could councilman Term * of office are ex­ has been a'krsl to look into the ac­ , Tentatively scheduled for hard Impose on him. piring lor .Mayor I^iwrenre Swofcuracy of this report." surface* are Wilma Ave. from ford and rouncilmen Hill York and Homer Sewell. Newcomer* lo Al­ The Supreme Court refused Molnar to Church St., Grant St. and Palmetto Ave. ta monte Springs mutt register by The town council meeting Thura ; Dec. 2 lo vole in th* elections, day night will be an adjourned said Town Clerk Henry Hansen. session to follow up the Nov. 3 Arrests o f Ihrcc persons for meeting. violations which resulted in two accidents were made in Sanford Circuit Court Judge Volie Wil­ Monday. The Hoard o f county commis­ liams today urged the bs>ard of sioners today awarded low bids Henry Chamber Buckner of county commissioner? to d o some­ (ilenwood was arrnti-il lur making to two com panies to supply them thing about the uncomfortable an im proper left turn at First with asphalt ansi limrrock for the chairs in tbe courtroom. St. and French Ave I »t nlghl, coming year. A special movie on fire preven“ At the trial this morning I re­ The Quality Lime Co. of Orala Sanford police rrported. Mlcharl ceived complaints from ihrte t lion will he shown at 8 p m. R. Cromwell o f VAIl:i ami Floyd was awarded the bid fur 23,(MO jurors that the seat, are uncom ­ ; Thursday at the laike Mary Vol­ S. Krahenhill of Sou Escambia Dr. tuns of Itmrrork ansi th# Maryfortable and distract the trial. unteer fire bouse. were arrested alter a two car anna Co. of Tam pa waa awarded The movie is sponsored h> th* collision at French Ave and 20th the low hid to supply the rsMinty Bsiard Chairman John Krider told Judge Wilitama that he will •Florida Forest Service St. Cromwell was charged with with 100,000 gallons of asphalt. study the problem and Upr to • Sanfurd Firs Chw f Mack C4*v*- driving Coet o f eh* lim troek to estimat­ while intoxicated and com e up with a solution and 'lan d also will bp at the meeting Krahenhill arrested for failure to ed at II 10 per ton. Cost of the .an d 'alk on tire prevention. possibly replace the chairs. asphalt is .1202 per gallon. yield th* right uf way. Longwood Paving Loan Is Sought Altamonte Caucus Slated Monday Three Charged After Accidents Judge Complains Of Jury Chairs Bids Are Awarded Fire Prevention • Movie To Be Shown FINUEKl'KINTINfi TECHNIQUE waa demonstrated by FBI Special Agent Duluny Dupuy yeaterday to Sanford polic* Chief Roy Williams, left, and Sheriff J. I„ Hubby. Defensive tactic*, preaerving avitlenca and leaaona in revolver ahouting are among the aubjecU being taught Sanford (isilice and sheriff'* deputies in the FBI school in session here this week. (Staff I’ hutt*' to �•% G o v ffiM M t Takes Over Casselberry Post Office VifBUICTON. ( 0 r t ) — C*aheavily Mt hat called fo r “ rompre»tI«m** *1 the »pre*4 between percrtithg* ii»t U s rate* between low end high i*. tecome bmrketa. net S ob er arid present csei*e U se* Job m w t file appUMtUM br • to be r iig ir i* tar the Jah. porarr postmaster Donald W •aid yesterday . Applicants a w e shew f ia t experience and irriatag ba r abied them te a abba hi a - area to the ad •• to adnitted U the ae by several I witnesses, o f Yale Uni­ a t inrowe tax. effectively, and that they are ac­ cepted by the c o a m salty as re­ liable ritisM s o f goad staodia|.M A written exam wtB teat topB* casts “ oe (en oral abilities. SMb LONDON (UP!) — Sir Thomas Moore U leading a campaign is Pirliaaort to restore flogging as a poaish. meat ia crimes of violeace. He thinks young thugs can stand anything bat hiimiHttioo. “Forcing them to lose face among their fellows is thn wont fata they eaa suffer," ho said today. "And the eabulary." The seen eludes questions "m cam or the birch is the moat humiliating of punish, meat." M s W. Dm, a University *f Haris tWMwid profriMr, uil i Me payer, however. Hut • legia! arise tea would kit hardest f*T P>Ul *ilo Cowatr, Ft •tie*. win ■eeriwe btte tar tho f«raitki*« »f •S k i f f , aotwtoia, *aa i,B ,*t • »« ewrieee roealrae far thi M artin ,. M . a t 1»W l l l l l l f u u tk# W XIt. Schaai. laaitaala Oeewir. Horten aae isas seeitiaa* •» r ie 0*1*4* Kaera Rlawaatair feriaeL SaaUaala C*«nir. rtarieai fM r ir iU e af Iwa m aafalarluaii. ♦wa (St *4 al*l*tr*tlv * awllaa, Ua W > aiaaaraaa* aaa (If library, M la ta aMraea. eu .; aa4 aawa MMvatlae war* ta asUUae k»U4. b n aeiB I we a. a , D .c a » b „ H lMe, at tha Sckaal A 4 ala U tri. Ua* SailClay, Taaaiaralal aao. asafore, FlsrM a. at which Mma aae Him the h!4a wui ha psritoty ah«a*4 Ml r u t i b l t Tha aaatraat eaaaaaait art la two aaoecata aau. aaa far aach it toe a t a r i rafarsacae s n j i e i Prawtans haf *y*ctrie«ii*s» a u r ha abut aae far b o t h m o i c r r e hr e«o a d iiie t i s t i e with the i n t i u a t , Joka A. H aro s VI. Car. aar F ln t ftraat aae llillsarU la dvaeask BaafarO, FtorMi, far tha firm oath at OacwaMate shtalait. •• M eaoaalt w ill ha rifa ae tt la fall ta aaah panoa wha isturas U s dooemaaia ia aes4 asatltOa with, m tea ears ifts r .th * hit ssa sief; with esc.ptiaa ta aotat halaw. A*. Ever since flogging was abandoned a decade ago Sir Thomas has been arguing for its return. For years his was a lonely voice but as juvenile delinquency and crimes of violence increased he found many supporters. And today his mail, ha said, ia heavily in favor of his suggestion that the cane and birch be restored, but not the eat o' nine tails. Saturday eight ta NBC-TV* tominula Hallmark Hall o f Fame production. The ll-year-oid pUy, rrfird a d m lbs grand-daddy r i aU modern soap opera, rxamiara tbe role o f womea ta society tad Qlomiaatea tbe problem through a series o f qulrk-opraiag, quick-shutUag deciaiooa sad deeds. Tbe TV production corida t avail us­ ing up about half a f Ms aHotsd TV Urns sotting tbs stage or get­ ting tbs (at tato lbs Yuiolime firs. But ae (bo acting tovol, k w u more taUreettag. Obrtatopber Plummer, se T orvail Hrimer, a srtf rewtered, store unfading busbaod; Hum* Croya s i i pitiful, tltteaal m u s i f , U stills** it desperate would-ba W srim a iW ; b a asat at I II .S t Ur U a iwa era. Kilos* Hsckart ae a perceptive » s t * which to half ra fia tib la Osasral O sitra rta ri saaarlss taaa* aoate t a t aat eehalttiae srasaail sha|l ha raraatat sea-half I t s t* . hast! «sea rttara at tosuw iais la •aat aaatltlaa. A aantflat shaah ae teak trail, hsrabto to U a Heart af I'ublli (ae ••■••■it Saailaala vw Cesatr, *IsstraaMsw , la lfi Fl»rl**, D. A t o t m e i i t ••»(«. ae t satisfhetsrr hit b«nt *s*ca. MS hy Ua b itte r aat ecciptebis aerttiee 1a aa s a c u t aeuel is five aae seat af U a hit tb iil k* eahailtiat w lU each bit. The eaceeaefel bitter wilt ha ra. ealrat to furnish aat s«r Ur setit(lasers parferaaaaa aat yar* ■aat bont ar horde. Attest!** to aaUat Sa ika feet ■at aa< laee than lha nlalmtim aaUrtaa amt wa«ao as eat rank to U a ayeaMIcatlena muat ka said aa Ueae prajaeta. Tha Bears af Pahlla laatructlaa t o Sealhole Caaatr. r u n da. ra, aarvaa u a rieht ta rtjaat ear aat ar all kite ar U w a lu r any lafei, aulltlaa ia tha blttiae- Ka kit d u ll ka wltbtrhwa (ar a sarlot al (Klaaa ( I I ) taya aubeaqiiaat la U a as*"tae af bid* without lha aaaaant «f the Board JOKJt U B R t'S ll.a r Scotts Pluming P1NECBE8T BAPTIST CHUKCH dedicated a new 13,000 square foot edu­ cational building Sunday with a special program. Taking part were the pastor, the Rev. Donald Gravenmler, shown speaking, and seated from left, Coleman Barnwell, special music chairman; Art Harris, representing the contractor for the building, Odham A Tudor; Harold Sherwood, chair­ man of the building committee, and John Kadar, chairman of the deacons. (Staff Photo) Julie London, who recsotJy anaouaeod dm was giving up pre­ recorded staging an T V , was still at H an Dinah gbore s NBC-TV A it C a n ep did a fair Job as tbs su g e manager ta NBC-TV* " Our Tow *” (p e d a l Friday, si though be w as ever-studied at timet. Tbs real good acting Job w m turned ta by Kathleen Wld dose as Em ily Webb. STAN DAR D Tbs fh ea a rt Swim: A new tormat is Uuag m a te d out for Cliff Arquette's Wednesday right halfhour on ABC-TV, currently based oe the "H ob by L obby" feature. Itarttag Nov. 23. when tbe aew form at debuts, the program will be called "T h e Charier Weaver Show." Robert Preston is being sought te star next year with the BtU and Cora Baird puppets in a so minute NBC-TV special bated on “ Gulliver’s T ra v els". Gore Vi­ dal's new 'cplsjr, "Tha Inde­ structible Mr. G ore," Is act for NBC-TV’ s ftunday Show n** on Dec. U . with N incy Xarchand. Htodrraoa Forsythe and Tim O’Connor ia the r . L The play is based on the career of Vidal's grandfather, the late U. S. Sena tor Thomas Gore of Oklahoma Jerome Robbias' "Ballets U. S A.” presents its highly-acclaimed production of "N . Y. Eiport: Opus J i n " on CBS-TV* Kd Sul Uvan Show Sunday, Nov. 29 "T h e Future Lies Ahead," a Mort Sahi special that was oacc rumored to hav been pigeonhated, has won a new lets# on Chalrraia. Board af I'ukils IaatracUoa lor BsaUala Cauaty, Florida n. T MUwee •aalaota Cauaty Busarlatandiat al Fublla laitructioa i n j with Noel Taylor's costumes. Tbe a on NBC-TV, with Eddie Cantor Ki-Ortlcla Borraury ■ <> ib« TV adaptation by James Costigan { and Frankie Vaughaa added to Board at I'ablte Imiruoiloa. Pabllsn Kao. It. IT. I I. t i l l . remained faithful to the sptnt af the east. i As Southern as No institution is more deeply rooted in the South than our C om p a ry . Since our founding 73 yean ago. we have concentrated on serving the South, and only the South, with dependable petroleum and allied products. Our officer*, director! and a l member* of our wguizatioa are Southerner*. Two-third* of tbe Company'* dividend* are paid to more than 14,000 of it* M ockholdcr* living in tbe five Southern state* we verve. Our profit* are reoto vetted where we make them— in tbe South. We like to believe that the continued sale* leadervhip of our produett ii due to two thiagi: 1) their dtpendablt quality; and 2) the fact that m mt Southerner* who think Souther*, ad Souther* and inherently obverve the custom* and camtaetag which Southerner* ipprcdata. We're proud to he “A i Southern m grits." 1 �CPO Club Presents Fashions Honors B G Final p rep ir ..on* art being made (or the faihion extravaganxa sponsored by the C. P. Club. Thursday at 8 p. m. the N. A. S. ballroom. AU navy personnel and' their guests art invited to attend. Price o f admission it SO cts. and tickets may b« purchased at the door or in advance from a n y 'C . P. O. m em ber. Twelve door prises will he A w a r d e d and refreshments and entertainment will be provided. Cowan'n will present all type* of womens fashions, plus tome male Mrs. R. W. Williams and her four young daughters entertained with a linen shower for Miss Deanna McManus, bride-elect at their home 1820 Park Ave. Assn. Meet The Sanford Women'a Coif Asset will meet tomorrow at 11:30 a. m. for the monthly husineaa meeting, followed by a luncheon at noon. A tournament will also be held during the day. VAH-11 Wives Approve Bylaws By-laws were read and approved for the VAH-11 Navy Wives Club at the November meeting o f the group. Members voted (o hold a Christ' maa social hour at the next meet­ ing, acheduled for Dec. 1 Each one attending is requested to bring a wrapped gift, not to exceed ft, THIS BROWN CHECK for a gift drawing. Hostesaea for .<*uit by Ronald Roberta will Ihe day will be Janice Lewis, Ruth Dillahunt), Fay Ford and be modeled by Mrs. Charles See French , Uollohcr. This casual suit New officers for the next month jacket and slim will also be elected at the D ecem ­ ber meeting. A Christmas party will go an y. for the children is planned for ear­ ly December. Mrs. Dorothy Hol­ brook was welcomed as a new member and Mrs. Gordon Robert­ son was a guest. Others attending were. Mmes. Helen Gerbis, Polly Shields, Verna. Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy was host Bolton. Julia Girder. Ann Sleet- A green and whit* eetor eeheme was carried out in decorations using wedding bells, lily « f the valley blossoms and • wedding bell tree. Ill* gilt taN e w as covered with whit* M i decorat­ ed with satin bows. Games were played with pcitee awarded te Mrs. U o Mansfield, Mrs. Howard Swearing and Mrs. Bill Reed. lefra a h m eou of punch, sandwichoo and cookies were eerved. Other guests included, Mrs. P. W. Wheatland. Mrs. J. W. Epps, Mrs. D. S. Tally, Mrs. Shirley Second, Mrs. Bill Southward, Mrs. C. E. Redman. Mrs. A. B. Peterson Jr., Mrs. H. L. O'Hara, Mrs. John Todd. Mrs. Frank Mabane Jr., Mrs. Ralph McLain, Mrs. 0 . J. Loper, Mrs. H. W. Kirtly, Mrs. Frank Huhn, Mr#. G. G. Faulkner. Mrs. J. F. Darby, Mrs. J. D. Carlton. Mr*. M. Aecardi, Mr*. O. H. Anderaon, Mrs. d. J . Miller, Mr*. Alice MeMttnua, Mr*. Charles Beck. Mr*. Earnest South­ ward. Mr*. J. G. Dunn. Mre. F. W. Hall. Mrs. J. W. T aft, Mr*. N. K. Mclnnis, Mrs. H. E. RumMe and Mrs. J . R. Ferguson. Mimosa Circle Hears Castle Class Camellia Program Plans Party The Castle Bible Ctasa o f T in t Methodist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Ted Williams, Saturday night for the monthly by Cdr. Dick Mann, Cdr. Jack Cousins and Lcdr. Draw Cheva­ lier. Saturday for entertaiaiag their friends at tha M X ) at Sha Naval Air Station. The party was given la aalat bratlon of their recent tlons. More than 180 called during the evening. Refreshments o f punch. _ cuts and an assortment e f p arty foods were served. Mrs. Stephen Gsrher azid ea% Don Gerber were host and Boot­ es* at a cocktail-buffet party a l their home on Magnolia Ava. Saturday night also. Guests ea» Joyed a smorgasbord, lnctudtaf Caviar filled canapes, h am , teakey and a U rge array e l etfw f tasty party food. Personals Bp IDA MAY UOBUM House guests o f Mr. and Mrs. I . O. Fawcett at their home ea Lake Emma are Mr. aad M rs. Clyde K. Fluke of Harrisburg, P a . They are former reaidaata et Lake Church Calendar TUESDAY Ware Bible Class meets in MeGen. Harry P. Newton o f De- , tor. Mrs. Herbert Behrens will Kinley Hall 7 p. m. Rary was guest speaker at the he hostess at the D ecem ber m eet­ WEDNESDAY meeting of the Mimosa Circle it , ing. Member* attending were. Mrs th* . home nf Mrs. W. S. Willi* First Methodist Church prayer llehrrn*. Mr*. Carl Chorpentng, Friday a i.1, M-s W l» Moye Mrs. Ray mud Cticquennoi, Mr*. group meets in Daughters of Wes­ c o hostess. ley S S. room, 9:30 a, m. Choir Claude Hittell, Mr*. Herman Lc •'Camellias" was ihe subject of derhaus, Mr*. R. F. MrWhortrr, rehearse!* 3:30 lo 7:43 p. m. Final Gen. Newton's talk followed hy Mr*. Jo Peek, Mrs. II. Rice, Mrs. session of Church-wide school of the showing of colorrd slides of I Alice llohlolio, Mrs. M ary Swankmissions 7:30 p. m. Mr*. Roy different classes and varieties. hous, Mrs. C. L. Wallis, Mrs, II. The three classes arc Japonic*. | Thurston, Mrs. Roy Oartin and Tillis. chairman, film showing en; tilled, "Medical Missions” , Sasanqua and Reticulata. Cam el­ Mis* Kay HenningFr. Young Adult S. S. Class of lia* like arid soil 4 3ft P»l and I First Christian Church will hold a cool night* during the b lo o m -' ! social at the home nf Mr, and Ing trason. the speaker said. Mrs. P. P, Dropchuck, 2004 Holly Spray twice a year. Ave.. 7 p. m. The Sasanqua proslurc more I'inecrest Baptist Church 8. S seeds than the other two classes. officers and teachers supper meet­ Mr. ansi .Mrs. James G. Moore It i* best lo transplant during ing 6:30 p. m. R. A.'s meeting, Decem ber and January. Mulching J r , announce Ihe birth of a 7 p. in. Prayer Meeting 8 p. m. daughter, Friday N ov. 13, al is very important. Gen. Newton Church executive meeting 9 p. m. Weuathoff Hospital. Hockledge, has found that mulching with*; First Itapliat Church prayer wood shavings ia most salisfac- | Fla. Mr*. Moor* is the form er meeting. 7:30 p. m. S. S. cabinet tory. A question and answer peri ! Barbara Chapman, daughter ol meeting, (:I3 p. m. osl followed tha showing of the Mr. ami Mr*. B. E. Chapman. First Presbyterian Church, girl colorrd slides. Friends of Mr*. Henry Wlttr ' Scout Troop 2X1, meet* at 3:15 Sixteen ribbons were won by Jr., will be glad to learn that shi- p. in. Senior High choir supper, Mra. Peek. Mrs. l-ederhaus, Mrs. <i* home alter a slay in Seminole ft p. m. Mid week Bible hour, T Memorial Hospital. She is recupe­ p. m. Chancel choir, 7.30 p. m. . Rier and Mist llenninger at the rating from major surgery al the , Flower Show. ! Chairmen of Garden Therapy | home of her sister, Mrs. J. M. | and Junior Garden Clubs will j Leonard, Wit Holly Ave. get-together. The president. R. L. McKnight, presided at the business session, when tentative plans were made for the annual Christmas party in El,I, Knight « i « i .Doris ! i i ^Miller. L SCamille : ^ : i Rogers. ‘ " l" l Viola l S : December. I at her h<?me WS S. Park A ve. Rye, .Mary Shanks, Ruth DlllahunRefreshments were served by the I Seventeen members attended the ty. Fay Ford and Daphene Beau­ host and hostess, followed by a fel­ champ. lowship hour. regular monthly meeting. Mrs. F. L. Dampier presented an interesting program about Ko­ rea with members assisting. M rs. Henry Hutchinson, chairman, re­ ported on clothing to be sent to Korea. Each member contributed MAGNOLIA CIRCLE I leaves off pomsettias before cutto thi* project. The Magnolia Circle of lha gar- ting the blooms and scaling the Mrs. V. C. Messenger announc­ ed that the mission study would den club decided at the November I stems.. She also suggested that to MRS. CHAHI.ES STONE be held at her home this week. meeting to sell caladiums as a prevent darkening of magnolia will model this three piece Mrs. Videl Jones will he host­ project. The group met at tht leaves, they should be placed in forest green Cupouni suit. ess to the next meeting on, D ec. home of Mrs. >1. II. Sherwood, anti freeze for two or even three It features a box jacket 14. Refreshments of Fruit cake with Mr*. C. R. Schille serving weeks. The formula for making grapes and coffee were served by lh« |as co-hostess. and blouse with a printed I Mrs. James Messier,, chairman, w: mix 1 cup of powdered starch hpsteM, assisted by Mrs. Dam's c a r f effect neckline. i announced that a card party would with M cop of salt and a scant pier and Mrs. Moreland. he held in January. A gift was cup of water. Roll into ball* and given to the Raiford therapy pro- place them somewhere to dry. Use . meet Nov, 19 al 9:.lo a. m. at Ihe liter. . ject and it was decided to ex­ melted crayons to dip the halls in Home Demonstration Center. change gifts at the December for coloring. Members voted lo donater moil-y Seminole chapter 2, Order nf meeting Co-hostesses with Mrs. Ganas for the Slat House at the Raiford Inn <*pd apd Ihe Eislern Star will meet Mrs. Helen. Winquist, spoke to were Mrs. Irving Fleischer. Mr*. Prison Mrs. 11. Thurston Ihe members about begonias, and Charlee Weaver, Mrs Myron Smi­ Mra. Roy Partin were w elcoinfd j Thursday at t p. m. in Ihe Ma gave some interesting information snnir Hall The annual memorial a* new members and Mr*. Mar thy and Mr*. E. D. Rinehart. service will he observed. garet Herr, nf Ohio, was a vui The roar of lha lions at the San- Itained with a tour of Ihe T. G. Lee She said begonias should never be laaectielde Danger ford Zoo had plenty of competition Dairy in Orlando. wet. never dry. but constantly moist and that they like filtered ST. PAUL (U PIt—There Is no They were shown how the milk ▼ riday, when the youngster* of the light. cartons are made and the p r o - ' such thing as a non poisonous in­ Sanford Nursery School three and She showed specim en! of seseral cess of pasteurization and plar secticide, says the Minnesota State four year old elatses visited the ing the milk in rartons to he sent l‘ ' ndlnof b» * uma I * * * " - including the Rex, some cane and fibrous Medical Association. aoo to stores and homes. AU insecticides contain poison or varieties and the well known 7«..nA month's study about animals Refreshments ana chocolate per Floren*. else they would not kill bugs. Not at the school was completed by milk were served to the group,' all insecticides are fatal to hu­ ROSE CIRCLE the trip and Ihe children were followed by a film showing, rn Thirteen members of the Rose mans, but they ran cause dis­ given an opportunity to shout the tiled. •'The New Story of Milk” . Circle met Friday the 13th at com fort if eaten or if they get names o f the animals and birds Accompanying this group w c -s , Ferrell's Shack in Winter Park into th* eyes, noee or throat. they recogniied. Mrs. William Rogers. Mrs. B y­ for a tour of the begonia houses. Th* Association suggest* treat­ Accompanying them were Mr*. ron Fox. Mrs. Charles Jenkins, A short husineaa meeting was held ing all insecticides a* if they are “ Joe Leeds and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Michael Tollr, Mrs. Cecil and Ihe group adjourned to Mor­ deadly poison; taking rare not to teachers and Mrs. J. J. Sieczkow- Jones, Mrs.. Itarbara Drayton, rison's for lunch. use kitchen utensils lo mix or Mr*. F. Dampier, Asat. teacher aki. Kchoot director. It was announced that a meet­ store them, keeping them from and Mr*. Sieczkowski. Children of the kindergarten ing on Junior gardening would children and washing fruits and departm ent,also had a nice outing be held at the Home Demonstra­ vegetables which have been spray­ recently, when they were entertion Center on 2Mh St., Nov. It, ed. RX For Alert Children from 9:30 to M:30 a. m. Plenty of sleep D an Important IIIHISCVH CIRCLE. An idea for an appeiiirr. -alad. requirement for school children, Mrs. J. V. Jones, Mrs. R. L. nr de-aert ia Melon Fruit Hatket. if they are to remain alert, yet Dann and Mrs. R. G. Bnsion Choose a watermelon to fi: a round calm during their waking hour* were hostess to the Hibiscus Cir­ or oval batket or tray. Halve thr Children who arc the ' poor'’ stu­ cle at the Jones home, 377 W. melon and cut the edges in notch­ IMIONF. FA 2-I2H 9th St. ed fashion. Then fill thr shell with dents are sometimes that way be­ ADMISSION • »•* Mrs. II. C. Moreland, presented a rainbow of summer fruits —wa­ cause they are not receiving the j KIDDIES t'M IK K 12 - FREE a program on fait planting. She termelon balls, honrydew and canPrT r , / e " - I ..I I .n t in iis llt h it * 1 , , r » * » « ! th # US* « f * f t ‘n g LA ST TIMES TONITK taloupe hall*. Garnish with a hand­ Should a child I fertilizers. Mrs. Byron Ko gave AT 7.00 AND 10:3# ful o f red raspberries and a bit of his nal1* °r ha . . P h a h lv '* l,llc on Christmas decoration* leafy grip evior. “ BLUE DENIM” nervous habit* thr e is Pjubahly h(jw mah, lh#fn. .some-other underlying cause The Mf| y f; Brewa|w w l i CAROL I.YNLKY family doctor, the teacher or other lm lurf(1 „ , „ , w m fl)lbrr t O-KKATI UK IT » :M ONLY professional people can be helpful , „ RT CIRCLE “ G ID G E T n. uncovering the problem. The ,)lrt (; „ dfners Circle met .SAN KIEV DEB Late \aeatioa Dream „ th, home * Mr, t Kred Gaaaa I.ate summer and fa I are good on G<-den uVr (or th« NoVim. STARTS " ED. tim e, o ' get way from it all , and p rogrim . Mra. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING If you re lucky you may own a c a „ | k Bml demon cabin in the mountains or by the slratlon „ „ f|owrr arrangement*. aeasborc where you can let life She suggested that you take the drift lazily by. Furnishing these | • BIG ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS cabins takrs a bit ot ingenuity but, b t M m eagi the satisfaction uf having an at­ • BIG ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS tractive living room in the "w tl-j derness” is worth Ihe time and I N t o w , THEATRE effort and cost. Dual purpose lur-1 • BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU niture ia a natural for this type of LAST SHOWING CO -FEATl RE interior decoration. A sleep sofa , offers comfortable seating fo r ' OPEN 12:45 ••THE KING i? • SHOP PENNEY’S YOU’LL SAVE dreaming by the fire, reading a AND FOLK (JUEENS” good book, nr just talking. At TECHNICOLOR Y tm r Waicotn* *> t«i night, with a few simple motions “ The F.B.I. Story” CLARK GABLE • STORE HOURS MON THRU SAT. 9 TILL 5:20 it changes into a comfortable dou-| ELEANOR PARKER FEATURE TIM ES; gift* aad geawedky |ble bed. To Be Sent To K orea By Circle Lake M a rj PREPARING FOOD AND CLOTHING fo r M ile at the bazaar, sponsored by the Friendship League and Ethel R oot Circle o f the Congregational Church, Saturday are. left to right; Mrs. Clyde Stinson. Mrs. Herbert Thurston, Mrs. M. J. Corbett and Miss Barbara Middleton. (Staff Photo) (pSAAOJudA S ahdsm QihsdsiA Kindergarten, Nursery Children OES Meets Thursday Mary. Circle 2, United Presbyterian Women, of tha Lake M ary Com­ munity Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs, Joe Smalhers tonight at 8:00 p. ■ „ with Mrs. R. E. Beebe serving a* hostess. Visitors ia town Friday, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Beamed formerly operated the Lake Mary Amoco Station. Mr. and Mr*, nett are now living near City. Mr. and Mra. Lewie Humphrey honored thtir d r* bier, Aoodra, aa her eleventh btrthday Saturday af­ ternoon. with a party. Several e l her friend* spent a very enjoy­ able afternoon o f fun and Ailed themselves with refreshments. Weekend guest* ef Mm D. C. Scott family were Mr. and Mre. Srotta sister and family Mr. and Mrs. E. Litka and children o f Mel­ bourne. While her* they helped Mr. Joseph Bambargcr, who ie the father of Mrs. Scott aad Mra. Litka celebrate hie 7t*t birthday. It was erroneously stated ia this column last week that Mr. aad Mr*. J B. Chapman purchased the Clarence Collin* home eai Crystal Lekt. Th* Chapmans are th* home. PUBLIC H EA R IN G Tour Dairy And Sanford Z oo i idMkVi SELLING STARTS WEDNESDAY 9 A. M. AT BARGAIN PRICE OVER 350 NEWCOMER7 REMNAHTS Hava yta, V jnst noved to a 1:00 - 3:11 • 8:22 • 9:03 NEW FREE COKES — DOOR PRIZES — SOUVENIRS Grand 3rx _ TOURS. - F ill. • SAT. - NOV. 19 - 20 - 21 I A N Q I L ’ U. 8. ROYAL TIR E DISTRIBUTOR 21 - HOUR ROAD SERVICE Phones AVE. D AY FA 2-#*72 NIGHT - FA * 8321 FA 2-7211, FA 2-lllift • ••« NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN Mint the Board ei County Commissioners In 8eminol« County, Florid* wM moot ns n Hoard o f KqtiHlization with th* U c a n * —or in compliance with Section 193.25 and 300,19 o f Ihe Florida Statute# nt 10:00 A . M., November >0, 1059, in the regular meeting room of th* County Commiesioo, Court House, Sanford, Florida, for the purport* of hearing complaints and receiving testimony — ho lb* value of nny property, real or personal, aa fixed by the County Tax Aftnennor, o f perfecting, reviewing and equalizing tile nnatMsment, and may cuntinue in gesaion for that purjMiftn from day to day for one week, or — long an shall be neceisaary. FURTHER, the assessment records will be *v*Sable for ins|>oction by property owners beginning No­ vember 16, 1959, ami continuing until the Board e i County Commissioners meet for the purpoe* o f equali­ zation on November 30, 1959. John Krider, Chairman SH IP M EN T Board o f County Ooromkekm— _ GIRLS TIGHTS th w B L U l Shop 420 FR EN CH SEMINOLE C O U N T Y , FLORIDA STARTS TOMORROW Opening W e lsh HOARD O F EQU ALIZATIO N , FA 2-7956 or FA 2-1756 W ELCO M E W AGON * v . w• FEATU RE: 1:08 • 1:09 5:10 . 7:11 • 9:12 l v■aka v■.) W ikfra t v • COLORS BLACK A N D RED • SIZES SMALL - M ED. - LARGE o f Seminoie County, Florida Atteeti O. P. Herndon, Clerk �Plenty O f Spatial Days Set Far 19 60 By FRANK KLEAZKR Hard Work Pays Off At Rodeo ,A A c t iv it y b y t h e D u c t y B o o t ! R l d i n * C lu b ia g i v i w S m i n o i c C o u n t y a n a t t r a c t io n t h a t p r o r a i m t o g r o w I n to n b l o c k b u t t e r . _ , T h « A w n c t l c c lu b m t m b t r n t U * t d a r o d o o S u n d a y w M e h d r a w c o n t t a U n U f r o m aU o v e r t h e c o u n t r y . I t a l t o a t t f M t t d a la r g o n u m b e r o f t p c c t a t o r a . J u a t a s I m p o r t a n t i t t h e f a c t t h a t t h a o v t n t w a t p la n n e d rtg k t b t r o a t h o m o b y th o D u tty B o o tt m t m b t r t an d ata g od in a p r o ft t t k m a l m a n n e r . .. T h o d u b h a t h a d Ita o p e r a t i o n ! in te r r u p t e d a n d h a a lh a d atfeer d iffle u lt ie e , b u t i t J u a t k e e p a o n b e i n g d a t e r m t o e d t o v o v iv o tn t e n e t in f i n e b o r o n s a n d g o o d a p o r t . T h e f a c t t h a t . T o r th e a e co n d t i m e t h is y e a r , t h e D u s t y B o o t e r a a n d t h e i r naatTperformedbefore larjre,’ enthusiastic crowda indicates up on the rodeo ctrcult one of that the county might wind u theoedaya. Whether thla happens or not, tneae nara-worKiim pi bo cheered for providing another worthwhile act DAILY CROSSWORD asema Mi'.H.liU . IUJ'J n - :M •- i 'l l ■ <ii :mi • ii • : i ti*i. ji;i . n * • i • .11 21 Ala of e fd s y th e au*ht r«c*- a u u u iy • n co n t* 4 A p it * iic r : I'Mi "r. HW l»,J| |.'i-.fH ! ete ttto j '- l 'H B .t iu a a T.SMaaa acleaa IM iir m tb a'OwuldaA o» e i M W rr’.-ll |" :r*n in U nW vM'eM Assignment Washington i SAOhtaeee Hereunto (com b. fo rm ) U T o lsr a h l* St. m u l e lO L s p u im n i JO. Boy’s aaanjil 1R. •»«S> "IM llHi-M ’a |L Author ItA d on u d , fill .-in IM ,iw ” il »1L‘ I < |.>; n i |i i HW1M By ED K OTE RBA culatlone required for n auccenful ANTARCTICA — Tho Ruealan j Punching, icientlata on tho olhor aldo o f the Too, the t»outh Pole would be r .,. i,™ ™ « u A M A . . . %W . 1 #1 . ftO v l/ .IIP ft* . • . recorded a new world'* Imark for Athla vantage point they may be cold weather — 130 degree* be­ kept constantly in view. low zero. One o f the long-range plant, It may be a coincidence, but the which in the past had been too announcement w nt m ule here not remote to consider, it the setting lung alter our 17 men wintering up of navigational aids fo r com ­ over at the Pole came up with a mercial air travel. Already, oiir new record th cm ielvci— 114.1 be­ weathermen are learning much low zero about the frigid upper atmosphere The wealher, however, U w a r m - . a n d , r e confident that aomeday _ . . . I_ . I a. a .a . a. A a . . . . . . .* fng up in th fie parta now. A t Me* they will be able to predict weathMurdo Sound, 640 miles from the Pole In the direction o f New Zealand, the m ercury g ot up to rero the other day. II a heat wave cornea, aa ia likely within the next two month*, the temperature at McMurdo may g a t up to freez­ ing. Our scientist# don 't queition the VATICAN CITY (U P I) — Pope validity o f the Soviet'# claim in­ asmuch n« the Reds, w ho have John XXIII today named eight cardinals, including two four atatlona here (the nrartat tu one of out# ia 1,000 m ilea), re­ Americana, to bring the college corded the tem peraturta a t their of cardinals to ita highest Voitok station whera the eleva­ strength in history. tion ia 6,000 feet higher than It The Americans are Msgr. A l­ I* at the Pole. Voatok If alao on* of (lie farth- bert Gregory Meyer archbishop of eit point# from A n tarctica's coast Chicago and a native o f Milwau­ lin n , where temperatures arc in­ kee, and Msgr. Alolsius Muenrh o f Fargo, N. I)., apostolic nuncio fluenced by the ocean#. The Russians, w ho have about to Germany. m k M aA vdad f t Followed . n n itu m i hill H T m lO n ii m em * If" Firu % IR E x cla m ttioesoC % & ouguat ggaciNt a t Type m rr T" n* % % u % • tm y o t water atvae.R. iW u d ir M.1 m i w jji •bout idly ST IT. M ir y A sa Evan# ir II, P eril** 10, T ou t 11, -------------- spec# 12, Endured ILGardreoto % i i Pope Names 8 New Cardinals • It % % II k 4* sc 'SSSKw tro w g i ** \ D A ILY C R O SSW O R D X — ec of fib u o n X Charles Lamb 4. Malt beverage & Italian Inventor. <T. Scrub 7. Leaps I K lm t o f chteso • .R oom lL U o U w n ! J i lt e d or blue U . Variety o f vniiow lL l'r c c io u i stom a wy 3L. Hick 33. M odem 2 £ Greek Portico coal I f , Tha chink Im at.). I f . Outdo * la * - Letters 24.2Ut»* The etars 23. Donkey 2T. Conceit IL Ire - s.wimc IS. A flea of a Italian navigate* Ysststdsy'o l a m 1tad's DLThhUle 3*. Plaything* 10. Former (archaic) 33.------ B lass ir.aoaa tiUinf 34. Lika a Jackets wing 19. Monetary IA Contend unit of sum (with) M l BOll* I f . A JiOUtll African ao.Extit 31. M ai 34. Island n u r Corsica 54. Deadly S*. Plunder 3*. Exit SO. Tantalum faym.) 3 t. Cod of love 43. Hebrew Utter a*, r o g •4. Play division •I. Armadillo'* shell SAKsklmoto h om o dhaul's tuae V I 40.rortugutiO territory la India r T " 7 7 7 T Z 7 7 7 p 1 RECORD BAR ii {a d' K I M H k m M ( m l j Z M e w M n U m m w w i A* M m I T JN i n X T i j X T T . "A n d tme about operating A n t venal# voHm T " Y ou keep right on saving after you b u y y ou r favorite Chevrolet, to o . And C h evrolet'! tradi­ tio n a lly h ig h e r resale valu e m eant you 'll get mora back whan y ou trade. 1H7 Pace 4 Tuesday, November 17. 1959 W # 1.1 fc.H *.ll l » t t , KSIIm *■< r a k iit .M X I * 1 -1 X J I I M llVIi. 44%«rtl*laa H » > | » r J * * * J "* * * ciscw i.ss rtn M X N Sm I«I» K4I ) « CIS* noisee ro tse te e n «ii* s Batatas?, saaOar. aae m a llet O t u k o ST, le ie i- m i OllSao e l ■•Me III #•« e l Ceaaveee e l Metek a. ISIS. •* «ke V a lu e I h h wkUk U e e lllle a •••lee. m e MVkkltaelSea e* aU «ke leeal aewa a * la n e la mm • IIIC k m iM t Tear 0ISJ* * Heaika M l B Heaika KM a t> aemleele l e e a t / ah t Tea* O lie e l * Maaika a .ts a O Ilea Ska M l S X B eam IM k eqi» * e ■ mat alt man aak ’498:»«j*O N LY $1011 q et FRI. P. M . NOV. Aaoricaa Lagten Grenada, Hiwty IT 20 A u e p ic M : 4 0 Jk 8 C lu b F a a w w C rla tU m ie P r e c e n t Ambassador's Son Wants To Remain WASHINGTON (U P I) — Irish Ambassador John J. Hearne a •on, who pleaded diplomatic Im­ munity after his car struck end killed a Negro maid laat week, hoped today to remain In the United 8tatfi. David P. H earne, 21. eald th»r« was no foundation for reports his father planned to send him back to Ireland. Ho said ho expected to continue his studies at Ameri­ can University where ho is n freshman. Young Hearne and hia father attendad funeral n rv lc e e fo r tho accident victim, 34-year-old Jostle Hamlin, in a country church near Courtland, Va. Tte ambassador climbed to the altar of the AMF, Zion Methodist Church to olf*r his sympathy to the fam ily and friends o f the dead woman. D avid sat alone with his head bow ed am ong some 4So Negroes who attended the ser­ vices. The elder H earne, a short, slight man, obviously waa unpre­ pared when tho R e v . C. B. Nathan beckoned him to the altar at the end o f the 30-mlnuto funeral ser­ vice. He hesitated, then climbed the four step* to th* altar. " I havt come this aRernoon to express to tha fa m ily and (viands of Mrs. Josslo Hamlin ou r pro­ found deepest sym pathy and to tell you how sorry Is my son ," he >ald. "W e will d o everything we poiaihly can to take care o f dam•ge«." Tho congregation stamped it* feet on the wooden floor In appre­ ciation as the am bassador joined his son on the sido pew they oc­ cupied within reach o f the casket. Th* W o r ld 's Grant­ Featuring 1 rente Start • Th* Great e d Arealc Freddie High In A ir On The Roly Bolv • Rod D ingier A Co. World'* Champion Tam pollnlsts * Danny And Tb« Clown*, M ir t h Provoking Pranksters * A ld o And His Troup O f Dobkrman Pinschers^ Tho Acm* Of P erfection l i f Dog Training * T h * Incom par­ able Caniitrrilis I n Feat* Of Skill And Daring On Th* Un­ supported Ladders • Georg* Burrows And T h o Elephant* 0 Ramo, Benny, T ripoli, Death Defying Leap* Through Hoop Of Fir* Over Tha Elephants. Building Human Pyram ids, Acrobsti * The J u stly Fsm oui. Versatile Talented. Crlstiani Sisters, Dangerously D arings Feats Aboard A R a cin g H o r s a * Tumblers, A erialists * And Many Others O Central Admission Children 90c Adults 1.2S Reserve Seat P rices A fte r­ noon 50c N ic h t 75c Available Only On Circus Grounds Circus Day King Bros. Reserve Beau Are Grandstand Chairs com et clotg a t tom 9 4 t i n | 4 V 9 r y n 4 4 d I T is I IS "G ive m e plenty o f gaod eld-toshloned co m fo rt.'' There's com fort and then sums in this one. C h tv y'a long on spare, for on e thing. O nce you're under way y ou 'll know juat how comfortable Ful. C od suspension make* your ride. " S a fe t y -d o n 't ter pH se fe fy t" Y ou're aurrouadad b y safety feature* in a new C h e v r o le t . Y o u 'v e g ot b ig, stu rd y brakes underfoot, for example, that laat longer. Aa it has been for year*, safety la standard equipment in Chevy. " L e f t beep upkeep dawn, te e ." M ore than ever, Chevrolet for 1960 ia built to stay o n tha road and out of the repair sh op. Y ou cart tell that from ita hushed, unruffled way o f going, from the eolid tAunk o f Chevy’p big doers. O f course, if you rton'd need service, you ’ re always n*ar •ffleisnt, econom ­ ical attention to you r needs. ______e ___ __ will stand __ frg |jg " I wont car__ that up |te driving I P e." F or proof o f Chevy’a H aying power, juat spend a minute watching th* nearest road. You'll tea m ore C h evrolet! traveling on it than any oth er car-evidence-on-w heela o f Chevrolet durability. (And that higher resale value attest* to it, too.) " N o ter a tweet handling cor.” Han­ dling’* always been Chtvy'a forte, and I?6? " “ MwpUon. But really, thla kind o f lightness and precision y o u 'v e •imply got to enjoy for youritlf. •• o ear yew can leek at and he ssmio , -* * * Chevrolet for I9 6 0 lo* -P ri~ Arid far behind l0. fu h !°n- But y o u 're i^ 'tyiin r, *o u k « % good d o e s look at Chevrolet. W* w arn y o u : you're about to faU in lo v o . ****• lf#*a kono ■ kob VB’« have act th e S o th a t, friends, ia what you told u s up rathtr well ta juat oaa word: refur. G et th e full itory o f Chovy’a brand at \alua toon at your Chevrolet dealer'*. Keens: :o perfection e low-pnced car ever ca me F R E E ' r e c o r d c o u p 'on AT YOU* u i *V Mall O r C enter H e Week 12* CP m o Xl 01 uroad. way muakol hits from recent Sind# r TV Speclacular, “ Music from Shubert A lliy " ^ cwttatma* M s ska 2:20 A I M Ttori’i (sorting like • new tar-and no new cor lito • Ctonelit. Thit to (to 1990 CtorrolH Bil Air Sport Coupe/ "Priee, th et'e w het's upgermeet Is* my m ind.” A ll Im p a lu and and Bel A in with V9 engines are tower in price, as are a u to m a tic tran sm ission s and m any othar popular options. Also Biseaynes now inrludo u standard r o n v e n itn c o a fo r m e r ly o p tio n a l a t extra coat. . * • m • t SANFORD /iife m W a uith tMouoatubt of car otentrt aerota the country show clearly what they lUt or dislike about their present care . . . and what they want moet in their I960 cart. Hert'e uhat the people tell ue theu irenf and hert'e how Chevrolet metis their needs. J * '' * □ M w iy. Chases* C alender la fa ct in­ vites you to name y ou r own aperial occasion; Just tell them whet and w hy. I hope to get ia with m y N s -, tieaal Nothing and Nobody Week: With the way tho calendar Is crowded. I'll leave It to Chase'* to set tho most suitable date. l e h r Week begins Ap ril 39. By IN I n o doubt M M * appropriate period will kav* been aot aside for the baby-ahtar. O c t 13 is Sweetest D ay. Its speeaora railed this " a reminder that g thoughtful word o r deed enriches lih and give* H mean­ ing; an occasion fo r the opening of the fell m orch sadlein i teason." I cay U'a n etkky day, and tbey’ro stuck with it. Congress this p o o r did Its best to block the treed toward loader yaw s. There w e N w eek *1* 19J9, aad the House Judiciary Committ*e hold this waa enough. It pigeonholed ev ery MU to eat ailde additional weeks, days er n orth s In honor o( somebody er eomething. , „ . . But private enterprise lan t lot- IN A CAR...and CH EVRO LET f o r ' I O • v b _ _ - to addition I* eld favartatoa like Mother’s aad Father's Day*, we will be exfseted to ooeory* Mather-In-Law Day (April B6): Fa­ ther-In-Law Day (Oct if): old Maids' Day (Joo* «>; ToreAtari Day (March » ) : U4y Oaf (Marth 33); Old Udy Day (April I); and Grandmother*! D«F(Oft. •)✓ Forefathers* Day la (Dee. »>. , .. _ PEO PLE SAY TH ESE ARE THE THINGS THEY WANT " * ii DENNIS, Ma#». (U P I) — Ben Mute lupporta a w ife and live children by offering to locate almo<t any hook you m ight be look­ ing (or. Using a little bookshop In near­ by Hyannla a* hi# headquarter*. Musa *earche» attic#, cellar#, old bookihopa and antique (hops all over the country in hia business o f filling order# for rara or outof-print volumes. OB N#v S i Editor r r * * Man Supports Family With Books Thanksgiving fl*y, which comet ting big government got in its To r r m e iC o v a m o r tv u u im y nickname 4 1 Mai)*, <)uecn of — — 4 1 Vernal# h orm DOWN lh tt n c o 36. Chinese 'dictator 7 7 ?T T r aa nmny people on the ice a* does the United States — roughly M o ­ have been exchanging inform a­ tion freely with our scientist*. Last year a plane load o f them dropped by MrMurdn Sound to look over our Navy installation. They have an open Invitation to Editor: return this year, but there is no Our fifth annual Paanut Bowl indication they'll come. waa a tremendous aucceis this 11 the Reds are seeictly prepar­ year. The coaches, teachers and ing m i«,lle bases heie, as was administration of the Sanford rumoted hark In W ashington, no Junior High School wish to thank one hctc has any Inside inform a­ you and your news staff for the tion. excellent publicity you gave us on launching o f satellites or apace this event. Wc feel that your co­ rockets from the bottom o f the operation was a great factor in world has it# advantages. F or one helping us reach our goal. thing, there is virtually no ''spin " Sincerely. of the earth here, which reduces Hugh Carlton the number of mathematical calPrincipal er accurately enough t# assure reaaonably aaf • trans-polar flights, as Is now tha cats over the North 1’ola. Thousands of mtlea would be cut on flights from A frica I* Aus trails, for txam ple. N ow these flights are routed through the United States. The question has come up whether there is a possible pas­ sage under Antarctica fo r sub­ marines as there la undar the Arctic. The answer U no, but scientisls recently found that the continent, largely a land mass, may be cut In tw o by a passage In the froxen waters leading from the R o n Sea. If true, this would mean that, In effect, Antarctica la actually two continent*. This passage, what portion# o f It have been sur­ veyed, has been found to be solid ice reaching all the w ay to the ocean floor, 4,000 feet below sea level! Antarctica ia a faatlnating frontier, but tha mora tha acien lists learn about it, the m ore they realize they don 't know about It. A* one o f them laid to me: "W e're down here looking, and soma o f the time we don 't know what w e're looking fo r ." - WASHINGTON (U P I) — Neat Y ear's Eve, aa you m a y recall, cornea Dee. 31. 1 don’t bellive anyoee baa yet dealw u ted Jan. 1 a a national aspirin day. However, (Dent rec ord week arrives with the new year, and It* aponiora expect us to dedicate the period to a stereophonic quiet. With this helpful start we open what looks like the longest year in history. In 1M0 w e'v e got I I special asaetha to celebrate, plus I N week* end no teJUag » « many daye. Six months w ill be devoted to bread eating alone. W e are asked to epeod N daya dawning white, wheat, rye, ralaL., protein and buttoraUk loaves, reapecllvtly. Somehow we are expected alio to observe weight w atdm rs' week Feb. 1M1. National Mute • Y ou r • Muffler Month cornea twice n ext year, in June and September. Mufflers Juat don't Inst like th ey used to, I guest. National Noiae AbateWeek is April 3 9. Jan. 3-9 ia Save-Tbe-Fun Week. By lave, I assume thev mean pul it away for a while. The profes­ sional gag writer* w ho teem to be sponsoring thla o o e alao are backing National Laugh Week. April 19; National Humor Week, June 21 21; aod National PatsThe-Laugh Week. Oct. II • 32. There la tom e feeling that these boys need all the help we can give them. May, which la National Tavern Month, wo will devote to the pro­ position that "th e tavern Is the friendliest place In tow n ." Wine Week it Oct. 1-15. Temperance Daya lor the year wiiU fall on Feb. 14, June 12, Aug. 31 and Nov. 37. Chases' Calendar, which keeps track of such things, hat just published Us 1960 listing of spe­ cial days, weeks and months, and It's pretty near twice at thick as the 1939 version. . January hat been designated Break-A-Cold Month. This no doubt Is In tribute to tom e of the amazing new drugs, with which the old seven-day respiratory ail­ ment can som etim es be cured In a month, If there aren 't any cooplications like boils. Large Econom y Size Week Marts Jan. 4. and aa might have been expected runs through Jan. 16. November is a big month next year with 14 special weeks we've got to observe. National indiges­ tion Week for Instance follows Sinclair BISH O P Ride test ’ 60't beat— at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer’$ •d ea le r s and HART, H O LLER M O T O R S A LES Distributor center Sad 4 Poland* Sanford, Florida VA �J J b J fe -' Syracuse Paces Grid Poll NEW YORK (I’ M ) — Sjricuit WiKoaein, Northwestern and Au­ defeat, a 14-1 lots to Teaaa Chris­ group. Michigan fta te , upset w in -, n m iln c d first* todiy la United P rti* International'* college foot­ ball rating* and Southern Califor­ nia, the only other undefeateduntied m ajor i - . t e d Into the No. burn. Louisiana State, which lost the No. 1 berth to Syracuse last week after bowlag to Ttoaoasoe, re­ mained fourth in the latest voting 2 spot. by the M leading coaches who Mississippi advanced from rate the m a jor schools fo r UPL aeventh to third In the wake of Pena State m oved from ninth la upset defeat* suffered by auch fifth after crushing Holy Cross, highly-ranked teams at Texas, 0 -0 . Teas* slipped its first l l h Giants' McCovey Named By Writers Top NL Rookie NEW YORK (C P I) - Commis­ sioner Tord P rick said t.da y that arganlstd baseball will recognise the Continental League aa a third major circuit " a s soon as it com ­ plies with the standards agreed upoo." Replying to an implied threat by the Continental League to or­ ganise the .circu it aa an outlaw group, Frlek skid bo " is as strong far expansion aa 1 ever w as" and deniad that organised baseball is hampering the league's attempts to organise. Continental League officials had blamed Prick fo r part o f their troubles in • 210-word statement that also hinted they would start operations even without the Mess­ ing of organised ball. This, in »f« feet, was a threat to organise aa an "outlaw lea gu e." "W e will be happy to give the Continental League our blessings as soon as it la prepared to or­ ganise In « m anner that conforms to standards we and the Conti­ nental Leagua have agreed upon," said Frick. " D o I think they arc threatening an outlaw league? 1 don't want to interpret their statements only to discover we've made a m istake." William A. Shea, the New York attorney who was the driving force behind the formation o f the Continental League, Issued the statement M onday. He elaimed that "vagu e prom ises of Am eri­ can League franchises" to citiei interested In his group "had proved a surprisingly effective means o f forestalling the early completion o f the league memberehip." The statement wound up with a "k ick er'' aim ed directly at Frick. "B efore adjourning." Shea said, "the third league mem bers re­ solved that the com m issioner of baseball, with the help o f these and other delaying tactics, may succeed in preventing the Conti­ nental League from becoming a part of the existing baseball org in u ation ." BOSTON (U P I) — The San Francisco Giant’s nrst baseman Willie McCovey today was named the 1959' National League Rookie of the Year by unanimous vote of the Baseball Writers A ssocia­ tion of America, McCovey needed only part of the acason to bring the top rookie honors to the Giants for the sec­ ond consecutive year. Ironicatly it was the man ho bumped from the first base position, Orlando Cepeda, who won the 1958 laurels. The 21-ycar-otd M cCovey hit .356 after Joining the Giants last July 30. In 52 gam es he was at bat 111 timei. racking up AS hits including 13 home runs, five tri­ ples and nine doubles. The basibail writers, three from each National League city, gave all 24 votes to M cCovey, a c ­ cording to the announcements here by the association secretary lly llurwttz, a Boston Globe Sports writer. Balloting was con­ ducted by mail. The writers wtll name the American League Rookie of the Y ear Thursday. FSU Coach Issues Warning To Team T A LLA H A SSE E (UPI) — Flo­ rida Stete Coach Perry Moss has assured his players they will be in fo r a rough afternoon when the Seminoles p loy Florida Satur­ day at Tallahaasce. "T h ey have a good teem that has had two weeks to get ready for u s," Moss said. "W e ere going to need breaka to itay with Flo­ rida." The Seminoles have added center Raymon Rogers to their big injury list. Rogers twisted a knee last Saturday in the loss to William end Mary. except Florida State and Tulane have switched dates. The schedule: i Sept. 17: George Washington, Jacksonville. Sept. 24: Florida State, Gaines­ ville. Oct. 1: Georgia* T ech, Gainesville Oct •: Rice, Miami*. Oet. IS: Vanderbilt, Galneivllle. Oct. 2J: Louisiana State, Baton Rouge. Oct. 29: Auburn. Uainraville. Nov S: Georgia, Jacksonville. Nov. 12: Tulane, Gainesville homecoming. Nov. 24: Miami, Miami. Youngsters Take Tennis Lessons Nineteen youngsters turned out for free tennis lessons at the Fort Mellon courts Saturday. Twentyone are now registered for the Saturday morning lessons, M ayfair Inn tennis p ro Frank Dearaes said today. Deames, who gives the lessons, has divided the raqueteers into a beginners group of children from seven to 10 years old, and an advanced group of children ;J and older. Deames laid he would like to have participants at old as 18 and later may instruct adults. The beginners group lessons will start at 9 a. m. each Saturday and the advanced teaching will be­ gin at to a. m. The majority in the class arc now in the younger group. The program is sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Dept. Tangerine Bowl Bid Announced Sun Bowl Hosts EL PASO, T ex . (U P !) — New M exico State’ s A ggies, who played In the first Sun Howl ORLANDO (L T D — The first game 24 years ago and haven't of the 15 NCAA approved bowls been back since, have been has lined up Its New Y ear's Day named the host team for the Dec, pairing with the Tangerine Bowl'a .11 foutnsll classic. announcement that its game will pit Middle Tennessee against Presbyterian o f Clinton, S. C. Middle Tennessee has scored nine straight victories this year while Presbyterian has an 8 1 rec­ ord. Tlic game will be played at Orlando, with kickoff at 8:30 p. m. Miami M ay Be Host Team In Gator Bowl JACK SO N VILLE (L T D — There is a slight possibility that the University o f Miami may be the host team for the G ator Bowl ft) here Jan. 2. The Hurricanes, who own a 5-1 season's mark, w ere added to the Hat o f possible contenders Mon­ day by the 24-man Gator Bowl •election com m ittee. Miami rolled over South Caro, lina 2*1-15 last Friday, but faces powerful Michigan State and arch­ rival Florida in its last two games, it it virtually certain the Hurricanes will have to beat both teams to earn a G ator Bowl bid. Alabama, by virtue o f ita 9-6 u p x t victory over Georgia Tech ia«t Satuiday, was also added to Boots Home Three PAW TUCKET, R. I. (U !* l) — Bob Campbell had one o f hia most auccessful Hays in the saddle at Narragansett I* a r k Monday. Campbell booted heme three winners, including the front half o f a $781.40 daily double, and finilhed second on two other mounts. Ills victories came on Flying Lyric ($46.20), Bert Rock ($6.40) and Bound Baby ($8.40). Bad wratner forced Tennessee indoors Monday as they worked for their Saturday game with Kentucky at Lexington. The Vols heard a scouting eport, while the Wildcats went through a condition­ ing workout. Auburn is host to Misiisaippl Southern Saturday and has rea­ son to expeet ' a rough time against the famous No. 1 small college. Florida stressed pass defense in a "very light" workout. Coach Bob Woodruff warned Florida Slate "passes a lot." Woodruff was referring to quarterback Joe Majors, one of the best passers in the South. Vanderbilt stayed indoors and watched game movies o f Flor­ ence Slate's single wing during b id weather Monday. The small Alabama school playa the Com ­ modores at Nashville in Vandy’ s last home appearance of tha sea­ son. Tulane and LSU worked out briefly for their traditional game Saturday in the Sugar Bowl. Ring Results NEW YORK (U P !) — Benny (Kid) Paret, 152, Cuba, outpointed Boh Provizai, 157, Freeland, Pa. ( 10). PROVIDENCE, R. I. (U P I)—A1 Pell, New York. vs. Thommy Iladen, Providence, R. 1., post­ poned. NEW ORLEANS (U P I)— Ralph Dupas. 113, New Orleans, stopped Pat Lowry, 115, l-os Angeles (6 ). CORAL GABLES (U P I) De CHICAGO (U P Ii — Joe Hemp­ (ease will take the spotlight for hill. 191. Chicago, stopped Cal the remainder o f the week as the Butler. Cleveland. Ohio (8). University i Miami Hurricanes PHILADELPHIA (U P I) — Don prep for their Friday night con­ Warner, ISA. PhiUdelphia stopped test against powerful Michigan Bill Black 196. Philadelphia (2 ). TOKYO (U P I) —Fumlo Kal»u. State. 152 Japan, knocked out Dowthong Coach Andy Gustafson said Slnghapalop, 153'«, Thailand (4). Michigan State quarter .Dean Look is a much belter passer than the Hurricanes have faced | all season. Miami scouts say there OAKLAND, Calif. (U I’ D — is small hope of moving the hall Paoli Rosi. the second ranking through the middle of the Spartan contender to lightw eight cham ­ line, which held both Notre Dame pion Joe Hrnwn’ s crown, meete and Indiana for four downs when Johnny Gonsalves tonight in n 10each had a first down at the tworound lou t that will decide their yard line. futuir. The 31-year-uld Itoxi, a native of Italy now living in New York, hae a 30-4-1 ring record, Estate To Charity while Gonsalves, tw o year* GREENVILLE, 8. C. (U P I) — younger, has won 54 o f 73 fights Mrs. Katherine Wynn Jackson, with three, draws. the widow of "Shoeless J oe" Jackson, has given the bulk o f her estate to the American Can­ Mrdical schools in the U. J cer Society and the American have fewer than 7,000 graduate Heart Fund, a year. Miami To Stress Defensive Drills Bout Slutcd (he selection com m ittcc'a list Monday. Other teams undec considera­ tion are G eorgia, Mississippi, l^iuisiana State, Tcnn State, Texas Christian, Arkansas, Clemson, Southern M ethodist, Tennes­ Spread canned apple sauce on cinnamon toast, dust with more einnamon, and broil until hot. PRICES on * Popular Brands ’Jeep’ vehicles are completely engineered for 4-wheel drive, not just 2-wheel drive modifications or conversions. They go more places, do more jobs, co st less to own, have higher resale value I Jeep We East Give First, VEHICLES BY WILLYS MOTORS...WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES ...a** tf M |i»w** O ia n Mwtrlw Arcade Package Store 310 Come in for a demonstration Sanford Tor Value CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP Stamp* 500 E. Second St. I JUNIOR W IDDEN of Osteen roped a calf in 34.3 seconds in the Dusty Boots Riding Club Rodeo, but couldn't win in the field o f top cowhands who competed in the rodeo here. Herbert Cowart o f Seville won this roping event with • 22.5 time. Calf roping was one o f the eight events on the Dusty Boot* program. (S ta ff Photo) C o v in g to n By JE R R Y COVINGTON How much difference esn five pointa mnke? That is the sum total that the Se­ minoles have lost throe games by this season. Their 3-5 record could easily be reversed with just a bit o f luck. Although the record indicates only n fair season thus far It doesn’t tell the true story. The local grldders have displayed the scoring punch all season and have piled up enough points to beat just about anybody. If Lakeview o f W inter Garden could have slapped Apopka with a loss last Fri­ day night tha Seminoles game against the Red Devils Friday could really be a big game in the conference. However, the Dnrters have the inside track to take the OHC if they esn get by the improving Winter Park Wildcats. There are a lot o f ifs tied in but there could still bu a three way tie among Winter Park, Sanford, and Apopka for the crown thnt the Seminoles hold from Inst year. Since Sanford lost to Apopka by only one point earlier this season snd the Dar­ ters disposed o f Lakeview without much trouble them is a lot o f talk around town Covers Sports thnt the Seminoles should take the conteat this Friday with a great deal o f ease. But I think this is not the cose at all. The Devils have n fine offensive attack in B ob liazen at fullback and Frank Brauder a t quarterback and their defensive line aver* ages 212 pounds from end to end. Hazerw who is only a junior, plays outside lino* backer on defense and nls 215 pound frame ninkes it pretty hard for anyona to run by him. This will bo a real test fo r the great offense o f the Seminoles. t i t The Brahman bowl officials have n6t numed anyone to their poet season tilt y e t but there is a lot o f speculating as to who will be represented in the states outstanding prep bowl. Ono o f the Jack* sonville newspapers threw a suggestion in the hat thnt sounds like n good Idea, It suggested that the top teum from tha Miami areu be pitted against powerful Pensacola who hasn't lost a game in over two years. This would give the folks in Central Florida a look at two o f the real football powers in the state which otherw wise they wouldn’ t get to see. H « r c o n v e r s a t io n p la c e s As her finest crystal, she treasures her extension telephone* Guests remark how convenient telephoning is, with convenience to your home? Just giva ui a ring. WASHINGTON (U P I) _ Sen. Estes Kefauver, chairman of the Senate anti monopoly subcommit­ tee, declared Monday night thr prevent major baseball leagues should share their players with the proposed Continental League. Kefauver said "I 'm all in fav­ or of the new league. I think the existing major leagues should share their players. "And if they don 't," he added. "1 will press for legislation to limit the number of players the present major leagues can con­ trol." Farrell's fm tf May we show you how exteasions will add smart n o* 'Share Players/ Kefauver Says at • a a ftrl extetuions at their fingertips. Friends praise bar tasta is selecting lovely pastel color*. Family just adores it alL see and Georgia Tech. B A R G A IN Iff ncr over Northwestern, was 12th. Arkansas. Iowa, Auburn. Oregon. Illinois, Wyoming. Iowa State and United Press International Alabama rounded out the first 20 Southeastern Conference foot­ in that order. Illinois, which re­ ball teams return to pads and ceived no votes last week, was scrimmaging today to tune up for placed 17th following its upset v ic­ weekend games. tory over Wisconsin. Clemson and Mott SEC squads had the day Tennessee were the only other schools mentioned on this week's off Monday, although Auburn, Tennessee, and Kentucky worked ballots. out In sweat elothrs. Georgia's Bulldogs, upset victors over Au­ burn. was given two days off and is probably the only idle club today. ties. Georgia, which upset Auburn, was seventh and Washington eighth. They were the newcom ­ ers In the top 10, replacing Au­ burn and Tennessee. Northwest­ ern and Wisconsin o f the Big 10 Ued for ninth. Teaas Christian, moving up from .Ilth , headed the second 10 Frick Denies Gators Plan 'H e avy' Organized Ball Homo State Schedule Hurting New Loop GAINESVILLE (C P U —The Uni­ versity o f Florida will play alna g a a s s o f its 10-game 1P60 football schedule la Us horns state. Gator faas In Galntsville, Jack­ sonville sad M iam i will be able to watch their team at least twice. The only out-of-stale gam e la with Louisiana State at Baton Rouge, Oct. 22. Florida will play five gam es in Gainesville, including the homeromlng contest against Tulane Nov. 12. It will see action against George Washington and Georgia at the Gator Bowl In Jacksonville and wUl take on R ice and Miami in the Orange Bowl a t Miami. The Rlcc gam e waa scheduled at Miami because o f Me number of Florida alumni Uving there. George Washington will replace Mississippi State on the schedule and Georgia T ech will replace Vir­ ginia. The remainder of the sched­ ule rem aini the same a : this year, SEC Grid Teams Return To Pads For Weekend Tilts Sanford, Florida �% 5c*n Paper Saifs Irish Plan To Kidnap Prince Charles AU i Ar t aw nc > I'v e BEEN INVITED n o TM* 35 SHACK THIS ■ ..BUT I WANT T * T IU . VA IT'S M E N SWELL KNOWtNT YA a l l t h i s ® YEARS...GOOD-BYS/ LONDON (U P I) - The London Dally Herald said today f natlca! 1 Irish Republican gunmen plan to ( kidnap Prince Charles and use him is a hostage to force Britain to return Northern Ireland In the Dublin government. The Herald, quoting “ Irish sources,” identified the group as the Piannt Uladh (W arriors of Ulstar) and said It was so fanati­ cal that aven the outlawed Irish Republican Army looked on K with disfavor and had fought with it. There was no confirmation of tha Herald's dispatch. The Dally Herald said the plot had caused Scotland Yard to set up a new security around esclulive Cheam School whieh the Ityear-old prince attends.' “ The authorities do not thtnk the plana have reached an ad­ vanced stage.'’ the Herald said. JOKED. MEALS’ r T t r r r \Am m u? u fn « « c rv g T ifU * kafeajd d o tw ootooM com* . n t s v u fl :nA iLW 6tsn«y w ow * if miJ ntMTOM J T C c a tt g m m A NEW BUSINESS is welcomed to Seminole County by Charlie Morrison, public relations director for the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce. Bob Crain owner o f T k T Motors Used'Cars at 1510 French Avenue is on the left. 1160pep our. SAN DIEGO. Calif. (U P I) The bathyscaph Trieste plunged to a record undersea depth of 11,100 feet off Guam, the Naval Electronic Laboratory reported today. A spokesman said the re­ cord dive was m ade Saturday by Dr. Andreas B. RrrhnlUcr, NEL oceanographer, and Jacques P ic­ card. Swiss-born co-devrlopor of the 73 ton bathyscaph. The pre­ v io u s diving mark w ai l3.ioo feet. & F S tv f , net* avr — > BA4MA t|t’ l -w -h••» tVA'K TC \’tkS\ it .ri *• no This Neuj Business]. WASHINGTON (U P I) A scientist said today that every space man should have a spare dog aa companion and life-saver. 9 This proposal was made at the annual meeting of the American Rocket Society by Dr. Leslie K sebum of Spacelabs, toe., Van Nays, Calif. The dog. Kaebuni said, would serve as a “ space canary” to warn of danger If it should de­ velop aboard the spacecraft. “ Just as cool miners once took canaries along with them as • safety measure to see if the air underground w as fit to breathe, the astronaut should be accom ­ panied by an animal instrumented to warn him or a ground obser­ ver if his physiological condition becom es abnormal,” K sebum said. He added that a dog would bo an astronaut's best friend in other ways. too. providing him with companionship and com fort ft, in the looely reaches of space. Instruments with tiny radin transmitters would be Implanted surgically in the dog to report on the state of bis heart, nervous system, brain, lungs, blood pres­ sure and temperature. Spacelabs scientist* said they had successfully implanted a twoounce radio, three-inches long and three-eights of an inch wide, in a dog to report its heart aetion. a The dog, a lH-year-old male a beagle named Orbit, now regular­ ly sends electrocardiogram s which can be received over con­ siderable distances. He has suf­ fered “ no ill effects,” Spscelsbe Tha world'* longest was 454 feel. ski Jump vMwrcva Y v»*-ar a * k*»t< ) - ‘ 'IS M ? a-wa-waM i*0«nr*Mos cn a a r » t «* sv»it» v'«s ** V T *v.« a wvr .w* • o a sastr/ ant 'AN 'i'OU»T*LHAV*H'r »AlO Hwr >04/ iua.vr to tmt - is v o u j u s t w o u i o r T A lw avE v o o MOO back m e stove M in rrr m v D E A R --4 IT S Mf _ im ar T NOMg J w-AT p o t k \ n r . : , . , LAPV «AHP!T i B-S WAS l o o k l >«» — f r\ w a -vjcikj Aa averse* of more than X~, of tha dollar you speed stay* ie the city where It’ s spent . . . to support school*. furnish fit* e-.d police proUCUon. put down paving in pay the folks wka work for you . . . t o support churches and chanLaa . . . to ba invested ta more kinds o f merchandise fee y ou r s* erurn and eor.vtaitace . . . to improve service facilities . . and to support ell the other (L ags what p r e a c h p r spenty. growth and better livtag us a community. V TV\*SO~. . — 1 Mi b b o c u n c t y * « w CTXJWD LAVE M IN TAKEN r ^ > a v o j r PE3 *r Yu ai VVXJ U R IB A T U O M '— - "TO T K ENTIRE ^ f 11 ACm .Nvs alATTf , j M ake your dollars build c o m m u n i t y ...not somebo - o z «■ ? " \ ^ ^ ~ O »T 0» 7 r $ o s r .' " WINS1YJ ^sX! d o *v A A HANOWRITING — - txptar*— �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business Pay !Ph.FA2-2611 iQ w i r« 1 For l n ^ £rA tr your pies and cakes now V for Thanksgiving. DIXIE CREAM BAKE SHOP 2M E. Third FA 10433 •‘ CHARM ING" — la the word for THE O FFICE ; . unique kind of neighborhood tavern. . .by the Beach In Lake Mar}-. t Far Rent CLEAN nicely furnished upstairs ^ apartment STS. Phone FA 2-0868. STORE, 23 ft. by V) ft. inquire an w. in . st. SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gables, 401 Magnolia. FA 2-0720. I. Real Ratals For Sale RENT A BED Rollaway, Ilo'p ita ' A Baby Bed* Hy D iy , Week o r Month. CARROLL'S FURN ITU RE Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. 1-BEDROOM nicely furnished, newly painted house. IH Elm. Phone FA 2 1662. D i P s s fs r t BY OWNER: 3 bedroom house in Wynnewood Scctloa, excellent condition. Large yard with well. Patio with brick barbecue pit. 812,100, pay equity and assume payments. Cell FA 2-4811 for further Information. . Q r r a li T u e a . N o v . 17. 1 9 59— P t f t 7 U ff.A -D A Y S3. A retries Fee Bate *SAVE$ R A Y M O N D M. B A L L Mother, of Sanford AUTO GLASS INSTALLED rh . FA 2-1290 S i . Joluu RtrJlf ComfUMf 3-BEDROOM home, hardwood FOR SALE OR LEASE. Pine . floors. Large lot. 2409 Adams 114 K. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 crest 1 year old 3-bedroom, 2 Court. Wynnewood. T e r m s . bath, Florida room. Nicely landFA 2-1617. MAJOB BROWN REALTY •canal fenced in back yard. Realtor WeU and pump. L ira* utility UNFURNISHED, 3 bedroom , nothLAK E M ARY * r o s a . Wall to wall carpeting in Ing fancy but cheap rent. 111.30 Pb. FA 2-8237 o f FA 2-1944. living room . 123 E Coleman weak. FA 2-3211. Circle. Phone FA 2-7913. PI MPS - iP B tN K L R I BEAI ESTATE ORIYE-W AS types and sise*. installed 2344 French Are. f REDROOM. kitchen equipped 3 BEDROOM house, partly turn "D e it YouraelP‘ gag per mo. 1119 Summerlin Uhf<1 *** Pf r mo- r h WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Ave. Realtor S T I N E EFFICIENCY apartment and a Phone FA > 3M1 Machinery and Supply Ce. 3-BEDROOM cinder block house, sleeping room. 317 W. Third. "Can H ill" • IM SU *«twalnMI,i.•«« ' «• »■ — — — . FA 2 2816. 897 W. 2 ad St.____ Ph. FA J 6412 furnished, reasonable 1 mile By Owaer — Mayfair Section **It*a a D s t r J o h n ’ le t t e r fr o m m y g irt M a r g e 1” front gate. Contact Clabough, PIANO TUNING A RE PAIRIN G Brittany Style, largo living-din­ 8. Real Eatate For Sale NAB, eat. 327 o r 427. ing area. 3-BR., 3 BATH. 3 W . L. HARMON (JF E L A K A A PA RTM EN TS: rooms ra rp oru i, u t i l i t y , R e p la ce , PH. FA 2-4223 A fter I P. M. MAYFAIR SECTION l i . Plumbing Service* I. Reel Eatate Far Bela family room, 2130 aq. ft. Phone w private bathe, 114 W. First St- l-BEDROOM, 2' bath, kitchen IS-A Beauty Parlors FA 2 2344. equipped, Florida room . Large NEW HOMES Loeh Arbor; Sand ROOM A BOARD. Ph. FA 2 0382. lot. Call FA 2 3(32. 4 bedroom s; FW exciting Joe c . T h o m .. DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP family living with planned lux­ FRONT sleeping room , first floor, Stenstrom Realty 1823 Sarlta St. FA 2-9441 2S#4 A d t a i Ph. FA 2-8838 OVIEDO: 3 room house, 2 ury plus ample aatartelning clean, home like. For elderly HERBERT STENSTROM screened porches, large lot. lady. Kitchen privileges. Phone facilities and play areas at PLUMBIKB A Satisfied customer is our best Registered Broker Also 3 room bouse, 4 lota. Sell moderate prices. Shown by ap­ FA 2 3488. too Holly. Contracting k Repairs advertisement. I.EN RISNER reasonable. Cell GA 3-1814. pointment. Call FA 2-4032. * fr e e Estimates HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK LOTTIE BROADW AY FURNISHED S bedroom country B. L. HARVEY 106 So. Oak Ph. FA 1-3742 KEN TORBETT FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, homo on Orange Blvd., 6 mtlei IN Sanford Ave. Theeii FA SPEND THANKSGIVING HETTYE D. SM ITE 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedroomi. Year Glamoxr Headquarters Weet of Sanford. G st hast. -V . Aeeecletee IN A N E W H O M E A T Priced far quick sale at $6,400. $70. W nte H. R. Rica. 34 Sunset 111 W. Peril Ph. FA 9-9484 91,000 down paym en t Contact SAN 8E M K N O LLS 9 D r., QeBary, Fla. Mre. M. L. Rabora. 1803 X. __________________ SALE or RENT: I bedroom, kit­ Seminole Blvd. •BEDROOM unfurnished house, chen equipped. See at 141 Pinekitchen equipped. 2623 Sanford Weal aath Street, « Blocks West Beanty Salon MOVE LN TODAY w est Dr. Cell owner, FA 1-7111. BARGAIN Ave. Phone * V 2-4468. French A renas 2116 Oak FA I-78B4 I BR. house <m Magnolia, Just out AIR CONTCYlOraNB of eity llm i'i: kitchen equipped. HOMES AND LOTS foe eelored CONTRACT sad REPAIR WORR EFFICIENCY apartment, furnish­ FA 1-7834 Venetian blinds, apace beater. 1887 Sanford Are. people. Alee homes mult aa late. FA 1-4888 LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON ed. Phone FA 2-1929. We now have ready tor occu ­ Must sell at once. $3996. Will Boy Wan, Phone FA 2-13R7. Raggerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. pancy TWO Beautiful 144 and trade for late model car. SANFORD Flambiag k Heating LARGE furnished apartment, 965 2 bath, 3 bedroom ZEULI built BY OWNER: 2-bedroom '*ome, FA 84981 or FA 2 0333. mo. contact R. A. Cameron, 2584 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-7814. 18. Flowaea A Plant* homes, ciota to shopping and best location in Country Club i Charm, Oviedo, Fla. both High and G rade ichools. Cat Flowar* For Any Occasion Manor. Phone FA 2-4842. 18. Electrical Service* Drive by these tropic *.lly land­ CELT furnished garage apart­ HANFORD FLO W ER SHOP ADDRESSING at borne pert full scaped homes. Our representa­ ment, 1912 Sanford Avenue. of FA 84 87 # Houao Wiring — Rleetrte Berries FA 2-1928 time. ExceUo, P. O. Box 34, tive will be happy te assist FA 3-5644. Sid Vlhlea N. Y . you. >9. Boats and Meters RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. From 914,160 am* as low aa BALE o r RENT: I BR. house, 2 112 Magnolia FA 2 8913 SANFORD PROPERTIES acres ground. FA 3-2924. C H R IS T M A S S E L L IN G 814 Atlantic Bank Building Gateway Te The Waterway M. “ D es" Velas Elactrical ter. R. H. Ivers BALE O R~RE N T: 1 B R * S6~~fT DOWN S E A S O N IS H E R E Your EV IN RUDE Dealar tC C n NO CLOSING Fie. Barriia D ei Says For Servlet Call. . New Moon trailer, air condi­ FHA Be the AVON Representative R o banal S p o r t in g Goods COSTS YOU NAME IT—WE’LL FIND IT FA 2 1896 FA 2 5883 tioned. Adults FA 2-7664. in YOUR neighborhood. For r .tL L COME TODAY! 844-61 K. l e t Ph. FA 9-8M1 3-LOTS in Dreamwold Se Uon; interview In your home, con­ II. Ralldlng • Painting • Repairs FURN. A p t a o m W. le t BL already cleared and laveltd. 28. Aatomokllea tact Manager, Box 246, LockW. If. ‘ *11111" S T K M P E R Agency Priced la tell. Phone FA *4258. hart, Fla. FINE INTERIOR PAINTLNQ Realtor 4k Insurer ^ -B E D R O O M boose aval labia 1848 four wheel drive Jeep $500. O. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 ASSOCIATES: H. E. T effer Dec. 1st Phone FA S-TT08. Phone FA 2 4642. Arthur K. Day, Everett Harper W ANTED ». Male Help Wanted FREE ESTIMATES Robert F. May, Hart Pilcher, BRAND NEW 2 bedroom furnish­ '16 MERCURY for b e d cash o f­ Ten to fifteen acret top quality Home Improvements k Addition* fer. FA 2 6295. Helen K. Noonan ed apartment, water furnished, orange grove, 20 years old or ASSISTANT at gaa plant. Help PHONE FA 2-374< 112 N. Park close in. Phone FA 2 2951 dayi, Phona FA 2 4991 repair leaks, deliver cylinders; older, preferably with some 4 DR. 1952 PLYMOUTH. CAN BE F A 2-1401 niahts. steady. Sanford Gaa Co , 210 FLOOR eaadlng and Rniehiag lake trontaga. SEEN AT THE SANFORD ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor East First St. Cleaning, Waxing. B t r v l n g Have client ready to buy. HERALD 204 W. FIRST ST. I-BEDROOM unfurnished house Raymond LunAqnlat, Assoc. *Uminute O e a t y akaee M L Call ua at once DAYS. $30. 2632, com er o f Lemon k FA 2-3*51 Atlantic Bank Bldg MEN Train (or II E A V Y H. M. GLEASON. Lake Mery. Grandview. Phone FA 2 0627. EQUIPMENT OPERATION Sec F A R M E R ’S A G E N C Y 28-.A Trailers our ad under Class. 25, Educa­ NEW two bedroom house, carB A M ROOFING N. V. Farmer, Realtor BURNISHED five room. 1 bed tion-Instruction. porte, utility, built in oven and Contracting A Repairs 3-BEDROOM trader fully air con ­ D. H. Whitmore room garage apartment. Call stove. On corner lot in Cassel­ Licensed — Bonded —Insured ditioned, washer and dryer. Will LUliaii G. Trame FA 2 0638. SERVICE STATION Attendant. FRE E ESTIMATES berry. FA 2 3646. sell equity very reasonable or Associates. 33 years or over, experienced. BIB Sanford Ave. Ph FA 2-7943 will trade for equity in 3 bed­ 116 I . French Ave. Ph. FA 2-6221 No washing or greasing Colon­ 3-BEDROOM, living room, din­ room home. Phone FA t-3134. After hour*, FA 2-2418, FA 2-4921 ial Oil Co., 1301 Iju r r l Ave. PAINTING A DECORATING ing room, kitchen equipped, PA 2-0261 See Mr. Horinr. Licensed — Bonded OPEN NOW panelled F lo r lh room . Easy Free Estimates — MOBILE HOME SALES terms. Call FA 2 3744. MAN for fuel oil route. Write Work Guaranteed i< Mile So. of Sanford 1192 A Rip Van Winkla P. O. Box 1339. Seminole Painting Coatraclari S BEDROOM IIOMI NEW I960 PACEMAKER Compart point by point: Com FA 21204 Just outside City Limits. Large MOBILE HOMES Largo National Paint Co. pletaly furnished; ultra conven­ lot. Easy terms. Direct from Factory to You. ient to schools, stores, churchea; Has an opening for ambitious 13. Special Services young man. perfect condition; 2 bedroom Wyatt Trailer Sales ft C. A. Whiddon, Sr. concrete block. Gosh what a Dutiea Involve Credits. Collec­ Tel. FA 2 8*11 Furniture Storage and Moving tions, Selling. Office routine and buy I Priced under $8,00.00. To and From Anywhere BROKER aiaisting over all branch opera­ REAL BARGAIN: for quick sale. C. E. PHILLIPS 212 So Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 SMI W. H. “ BUT STEMPER Ageacy tion. ‘58, 37 ft., sleep* *, shower 1108 French Ave. Pb. FA 21881 "A C R E A G E and FARM LAND Excellent Opportunity for Ad­ and bath. Equipped with Easy TV SERVICE w i t M n t h e h oir. Lift hitch lla i everything, ' 13 ACRES tiled (arm land fronted vancement. $300 — F H A Many Employee Benefits includ­ Service Call $2.10 plus parts. ready in travel. 3515 Orlando hy paved road, near town. Work Guareotced 3 Mo. Ph. Dr . Frame* Trailer Pk., San ing retirement plan. T ACRES (ap px.i, cultivated, ex­ This beautiful ’ Bedroom Phillips FA 2-$7$8. prompt interview call cellent drainage. I ford. Built home in Highland Park at For • Qwiet ComnmaMf I ACRES beautiful wooded land, FA 2-I6II or contact George W. 2106 Amelia being offered by MODERN RUG CLEANERS 21. Furnilurr Morgan. high and dry. recently widowed owner who Florida's Most Modern Plan! • N o v G o lf C o a r s e PHONE OWNER. FA 3-1223 will pey all dosing costs of SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. FREE PICK UP k D E U V E R Y Used furniture, appliances, tool* 187 Mageella Ave. FHA loin . The price la only I Week Service Ph. TA 3-7437 etc. Bought-sold Larry's Mart NINE 23 ft. x tM ft. lot* 8150 $10,00000, which is FHA valu­ 218 Sanford Avr. Ph. FA 2-4131 per lot, or all for 81,200 W 18. Male or Female ation. with monthly paymants JACIIOB’S REPAIR SHOP mile N. E. of Five Points. of 369.00. WHY PAY HENT. Welding — » ach k Gen. Repairs New A Used Furniturr A Appli­ NEEDED FA 2-JMO. Exclusive with SEMINOLE ances. A Good Placr To W. 20th k Old L. Mary Rd. Short Order Cooks A Wailresses REALTY. 1901 Park Ave. BUY. SELL or TRADE T a n W e s t O a 2 0 th Fla. State Employment Ser. Complete I-awn MaUMenaac*. ' FA 25232. Jenkins Furniture S t . F o llo w C o u n tr y TINY FINGERPRINTS 119 W. Second M. Fertiliser—Spraying — Mewing Not on the rich, wood paneled ( 3-BEDROOM house 1301 Wynne­ m Sanford Ave. FA M IM Q a b R d. * W a tc h JOHN LOMMRR9X walls of tins sparkling, concrete 441 Willow Av*. FA 87191 F o r O a r S ig n a . . • wood Dr. Low down payment. II. Work Wanted • BIG VALUES block home in BEAUTIFUL Phone FA 2-7797. • QUICK CREDIT LAKE MARY. Two LARGE bed­ I BOOKKEEPER male, ux years TV and RADIO REPAIR af r • EASY TERMS experience, familiar **itti all 5:00 rights and waekcndi; San rooms. within short walking ford. I.ake Mary and Longwood. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS distance of school, market, post phases of office routine, avail ON LARGE LAKE 9 : 9 9 A . M T i l D ark FA 2 7772 and FA 2 6813. able immediately. Ph. FA 2 3849 office and public beach. . WIIaSON - MAIKK 4 Bedroom home with 2l4 baths; SU N DAY Fenced in back yard and fresh New Aad Used FurnMnre large living room ; dining room ; | DAYS" WORK- wanted. K\ 2 5120. SEI’ TIC TANK SERVICE orange juice every morning 1 : 0 0 I*. M . T i l D a r t 8M E Fleet St. FA 2 5821 Florida room ; terratto floors, Since 1948 from one o f the six citrus central heat. Ssveral fruit YOUNG SIAN, 22. B. S Degree A. I l kl l E DrIIARY trees. Let u* pick you up and in business administration, seek, North a 4422 trees. NOrth 8-4711 • ANNOUNCEMENT • take you for a pleasant ride ing employment, neat and amhi 2900 SQ. FT. OVERALL to Lake Mary »o you can see PHILLIP BOYD tlous Ph. FA 2 3719 HEATERS CLEANED $27,1)00 TERMS for yourself what a delightful • new sole owner o f the C o n s t r a ct i o « C * n k * l.awe Mower Repairs BUSINESS PROPERTY MALE, white, 26 yrs of a se and home this is Prico $11,300. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE I. R I L A N I 2M Weal tm Large store with one 2-bedroom married has 5 years experience Terms. 2916 W. 20th Si HOUSE of BEAUTY FA | apartment and two I bedroom privately owned ambulance FA 2 7928 nr FA 2 3468 Sanford. Fla. apartments. On corner lot with service in Roche.trr. N. Y. W. H. “ Bill" STUMPER Agency extra lot in rear for parking. H ive advanced Red ( rose First *32,000 TERMS kid Card and can furnish re Terence. Need work immediate ROSA I*. P A Y T O N ly. Contact Mr. Elmer Parker, Registered Real Estate Breker 2918 Orlando Dr., Marlou sne. Mary E. ( armrn — Lee Salvall B. E. Rngrro, Sr. Asseeiatea DOLL CLOTHES made to order PH. FA 2-1381 17-82 at HJawatka FA 2-7183. J. W. HALL Plumbing & Repairs TM (Dawn a a F A 2 -5 2 6 4 N EW R AV EN N A PARK HOMES 21. Furniture Stager SUatO-Matte R . M . W ilk in * . C o n t r a c t o r CUSTOM BUILT furniture - s i n ­ FAMOUS sewing machine. Take up pay­ gle pieces or sets. Also furni­ • Asphalt Driveway? ments. Darn*, monograms, amture repair. Cabinets made. • Parking A r sis FA 2 1083. hroderiei. Write Box F, Sanford Quality Workmanship A Materials Herald. Terms To Suit Your Budget • Free Estimates SEWING MACHINES: Electri# • P ark Guaranteed New A Used Free Weatlnghouae. Brand new. Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. Furniture and Appliances 12 monthly payment* of 9S.JW ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ com plete price. Financing avail­ ments. invoices, head bills, and able. This sensational offer programs. ate. Progressiva 208-209 E- First St. Ph. FA 2-0983 good one week anly. Wri8* Printing Ce. Phone FA 2-2997 — Homecraft Industries, Iae., P ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby 388 West 13th St 7918, Orlando. Beds Day, Week er Month — FURNITURE CENTER TOYS and IICBBYS at the T oy 1188 French Ave. Gallery, Maitland Plata, Mait­ Ph. FA 1-7932 land. Florida. Uai our Layaway and F. N. B. Plan. Ml 7-42M. Windshield Bar) 22. Articles Far Sale D o e r G laaa Y ea it G tana INDIANA Cornet In c it e , liks S E R V IC E new: chllds peddle fir* engine, HRANBACH Baby Grand piano S e a h a r lk Ghtna a n d P a i n ! C o . *600. Phone FA 2-3048. make offer. FA 2-T 111-114 W. 2nd BL FA 30 "CU BIC LNCll *11 Triump POLAROID Land Camera with H E A T I N G motorcycle, Speed twin, good all attachments, 98$. FA 14197. H . B. P O P E C O . Urea. UOO. Call FA 2-1314 after 22-A—Article* W m 9. Park - PA 7-4194 4:S0_ P. M. A N D A S S O C IA T E S SMALL furnished downstairs S Reel Estate — lasnraacn room apartment. F or one or Surety Benda couple only. Lights and water 211 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-1441 furnished. I U month. 107 Loc­ Sanford ust. Phone FA 2-1835. Evens Bldg. Lake Mary ROOM A BOARD plus mtals. 610 W. fth. Street. Phone FA I-07M. II. Bsselal Services DUO THERM apace heater" and utility trailer. Phone FA 25680. CALL FA 24844 FRtGtDAIRE refrigerator. 9.3 cubic ft., like new. Also 40 inch 23—N rilcrt * Pereasals la s range. FA 2-7486. REFRIGERATOR, I 2U. FA 2 6230. Phone BOX SPRINGS and lnntrsprlng mattrrss, limed oak headboard; electric range; patio chair, FA 2-1992. S 5 c j L° 0 K H U N TER g.95 HARVEST 3 B le n d TEN 4 HIGH B ourbon ajU J Curi°S& P O P U L A R ) J < i Fifth s F or $| J.95 Ar 6 R A Y T 0 N Construction Co. CUT R/ill BUILDING C O N S I L T A M GENERAL C O N T R A C T O R B R A N D S OPEN M»a. thru Thun. 7 • 19 Fri. A Rat- 7 • 12 STATE IIIWAY 46 Oacoaa (pkq. SbAc ■Tamer Gene* a * lleardail Ave. Ph. FA 2 7*72 20 Yns. EXPERIENCE Industrial • Commercial • Home Ph. FA 2-.'»l02 Residential • lU rr Ttaa • Spier* • Antiques * Orirntlal k Swndiah Imports • Florida Handcrafts Ws take Item* on Consignment OPEN DAILY 1* A. M. - 1:70 P. M. CLOSED MONDAY RUTH G ALLAG ER Improvement Box M.T unusual Gifts for Christmas Sanford 8 Ml. West on First SI. A Monro# f o r . AT THE SIGN OF THE RED CA T 24— L**t * Fa LOST: Femal* Wlemsriner dog. REWARD. Call TA 2-2417. LOST: Reward 823. L a ri* tta a io * Cat, weight 14 Ibe., brown and grey, last seen R t 17-99 M*v$eland Drive to. FA >4388. Surplus Aluminum Paint, good quality $2.93 gal. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 23. FdnraHsm — READY MIXED CONCRETE Window Sills — Lintels — Sand Rock—Slapping Stones — Steel Grease Traps— Precast Steps Cement—Dry Wells MIRACLE C O N C E D E CO 808 Elm Av*. FA 23731 M E N Train Far ____ _ HEAYY EQUIPMENT OPERATION NEW highway and tunOruotton programs are under way__ r i every part o f th* country. NOW ia I N Hi m to N e o n * a a e r ia ltat. . . A HEAVY EQUIPMENT FACTORY t O YOU OPERATOR. ALUMINUM YOU can loans In u n i t s A s VENETIAN BLINDS H rary EqulpmoM an vital in mm Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom booming coneWvictton hrieriry. rail with plastic ends. Plastic Complete m w modern m ir in g or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon program for Heavy Equipment cords. Operators ia new o ffe n d , Free Srnkarih Glams and Paint Co. natlon-wid* pi aeon 112 114 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 2-3622 ane* available. UPRIGHT piano, good condition, Writ* today for ftril 1123.0U Also, 1 rowboat with HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVIBW il oars, $73.00. Call FA2 6640. Northwest Schoolr RIFLE. I G a s healer $33. Dept. HN 204 Box I Mower and window. 1503 Elliott. d o The ganford Herald Name GOOD us*d appliances and TV's, A d d r e a * |a»*n#n6**# oeeeee*o*eO •••• see Jake at $17 S. Palmetto C it y e e * # ** «**•*•*•# ••• •• Are. M att ...... .........T h •••*••*•— NORGE Fulura electric stove, lira. I Wh. vertical broiler, Urge oven, meal sentry, excellent condi­ tion. 1 yr. old. New house has built-in'i. Phone FA 2-5400. SEWING MACHINE: EUctric, Darns, embroldriea, mo'-ograma, button noles. Lifetime guarantee. Responsible party In take up payments of $5.00 month. Write box S. M. 8 /o Sanford Htrald. GOOD Simmons double bed couch, breakfast room set, odd chairs, malt Chihuahua Manchester puppys. FA 3-1677. SEWING MACHINE. electric Singer, Industrial, perfect. Is H. P. 110-220 volt electric mo­ tor with clutch, for Industrial sewing machine, practically new. 2411 Chase Ave. Phone FA 2 5604. WELCOME NATTY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wa Invite y e s te he M r absolutely free w t t e r i sk illslion at on* r i Sanford’* leading Motel* while j m letate arilable housing tm yearned aad family. Pick Bp year hay St ear Sale* O ffice. S U N LA N D Estates & $450 Down Sho& m ciluiA WANTED: Rida i f and 9roa Orlando, 7:30 and 8:08 FA 94199. Sell I'a Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2 0617. DOWN OPEN DAILY SECOND HAND LAWN MOWER “ In the City o f Gracious Living” Dream Homes South PINECRES1 4th A ddition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 8 A 4 Bedrooms — 1 & 2 Baths *3 4 0 Down Payment-No Closing *9 8 9 0 TOTAL PRICE llnm f* I -atarr 3 Bedroom# lit Tile Hath* • Screened Pareh • Llillty Room . Terratio Floors • Carport* • Land­ scaped Lott • All City Convtnienre*. *64M ONTH LY PAYM ENTS VA • FHA FH A In Service Conventiontl Financing Down Payments Low as $425 Yon can move in immedi ntely while the paper* art being processed. We Guarantee Peraonal Satisfaction On Hi# Construction Of Your Home F or The Flrat Year — Or Your Down ravment And Closing Coat Will Re Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Cor Hwy. IT-91 A tm Phon F A S -lM t • �5 •. v 0 * f c w » * • " • • "£m-V yF3J: fl ’§ - »- . , H-C,S pp PRIZES W E E K L Y ! m il T l i t l 'l S s I S l a Nn 1 v $ Mitch Your S k ill With <?,v - w £ W i'-‘ fcV(- Other Local Football Eiperls i* lA< ■-• ■v- FIRST ANNUAL '■'f V r& f i t l.v<. Aid Gel Paid For Your Fuu. FOOTBALL CONTEST RULES • SO footbal game* thia weekend are piaead. ee* in each ad on thia page. Indicate winner bj writing in the name of team oppoaite tha id n r a e n name in tha Entry Blank. N* acoraa. Joel P*ak winners. CONTEST • Pick a lumber which you think wW be the Mghest number of points scored by any on* team oa this page and placa thia number in the space pro­ v id e d in Entry Blank. Thia will be used to break tics. FREE CASH PRIZES will be awarded each week (in accordance with Contest Rules at right) as follow s: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd P R IZ E : • One entry only to each contestant Entries must be brought to tha office of thia paper or postmaeked b o later than Friday Nonn, November SO. $10; Ird PRIZE $5. Nothing to Buy. N othing to Pay. N o Obligation. TH IS PAGE W IL L A P P E A R E A CH T U E S D A Y DURING T H E FOOTBALL OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK 8E A SO N NO EM PLO YEE OF T H E SAN FO R D H E R A LD OR M EM BER OF HIS F A M IL Y IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE. (Reasonable Facsimile nbn Accepted) My Name I s ........... ........... - ................... Addi P ic k s Winner Every Time DEMAND SAFER DENMAN cs r TIRES Uand T i m • C h u i m m • Recap# T t m - h y aa you rid* r*iu« u. «# ru. <;*. over VTIOD _ 405 W. 1st TIRE SUPPLY. INC. PA 2-0651 St. FLORIDA VS F S U GUCKENHEIMER A N C IE N T AGE fifth B in d fifth * 3 " . , „ sls« U t .1 for $io.r> 3 fo r SI 1.75 c£jctk& W bnAD* 9nn Easterly Appliance Center —......... ..W in n er Bob Crumley Agency ................ Winner Day ’ n Nile Grill --------- -------— W inner Shoemaker Construction Co. ------— Winner George’* Tavern Winner Hill Lumber t S u p p ly ................. — Winner Gregory Lumber — .....— ----------Winner McKee Motor Co....................... Winner lake Monroe Inn ----Winner Ted WiHiams Hardware Co..........— Winner Burger Kiug - ................. Winner Berry’s Warehouse F u r n itu re _____ Winner Ne-Hi Bottling C o . ____ ____ Winner Wall Plumbing A H e a tin g _______ Winner Philips Cities Service ------------------ Winner Carroll's Furniture --------Winner MrRoherts Tire Supply ___________ .W inner Senkarik Gla*» A Paint ............... Winner Hunt Lincoln • Mercury .......... Winner Harry ’s Bar A Package ...... ..........W in n er I think You Can Rely on the IN TEG RITY, E X P E R IE N C E F A IR D E A L IN G at • for Oldest Building Supply Firas Though a t ’ re ia Middle o f REMODELING, ye* can STILL Call — 'T hu Lawbcr NuMber” — FA 2-U *t 3UDDEN H IL L SERVICE Lumber 6r Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd St. Sanfsed, Fin. PRINCETON VS DARTMOUTH USE OUR LAYAWAY For PLAN Christman Gifts C A R R O LL'S Furniture will be the MOST POINTS acfcred by ONE team 116 W. First St. Boot* 17-92, \l/t Mile# North of Sanford M m FA 2-3UWI Frank Ih in o “ One Block FA 2-5181 W est of the Clock** BAYLOR VS 8 M V YALE VS HARVARD Mail or bring entry blank to : Investigate The Rent — Then Install The Be*t COLEMAN HEATING and A IR CONDITIONING EQUIPM ENT The only heat inf a>»tem hacked by a $1,000 Comfort Bond. Space Heaters — Floor Furnace# — Furnaces With Center-Duct System — Da* or Oil. WALL Sanford’s and PLUMBING - HEATING AIR • CONDITIONING ka 11*7 S. Saalurd Ate. Before The Big Games Thia Weekend — Make Sure Your Refrigerator lo Stocked wi t h— m RC The Fresher Refresher NK-HI Qaality Flaeart, tho Staadard i j W kith Other* Are J ad gad. NE-H I BOTTLING CO. } # t CELERY AVE. RICE VS T C U r est: ARKANSAS VS TEXAS TECH GOOD Football Contest SANFORD HERALD FOOD ka Air Conditioned Comfort -COMPLETE IN S U R A N C E tu v io r Sanford, Florida DAY ‘N’ N I G H T The Slate Market GRILL WINNERS OF LAST W EEK’S CONTEST: FIRST PRIZE — DAVID TA LLE Y , 213 Went 20th S t , SECOND PRIZE—CAROL OXFORD. 107 Colonial Way. THIRD PRIZE — H. L. MARTIN. 107 A/aleo Lane. Restaurant Krea.h A te. at U lk FA M I « ILLINOIS VS NORTHWESTERN See H U NTERS — W e Have to keep jour • ith and C O LEM A N LA N T ER N S COLEM AN STOVES AND PARTS TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 205 K. 25th St. “Shorty** Phillips Cities Sertkre product, efficient mrrhaaical »ork. 109 N. PaJmelto AI«o fast, court ton* H rik tl Headquarter* for U -I I A U L Trailer# FA 2 -'0 2 1 2600 Orlando 1 7 - 9 2 — at the Outer leaf FA 2-3161 Ave. FA 2-lfMM Headquarter* PHILLIPS C IT IES SERVICE Drive CALVERTS RESERVE Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. rar parriag — • MERCURY • ENGLISH For • • • • FORI) $3 89 - A*k • LIN CO LN • EDSEL REI.SKA VODKA SEAGHAM‘8 7 CROWN * 3 2 9 .. $3 " about apccial ca*e price*. HA R R Y ' S BAR and PACKAGE 111 S. Park Ave. S-98M T h e Brands We Have Will Please You.” SYRACUSE VS BOSTON UNIVERSITY TENNESSEE VS KENTUCKY MINNESOTA VS WISCONSIN Bob Crumley Agency Allaatk Hash Raild. jr ^ ftnt7ft SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VS U C L A _______________ INDIANA VS PURDUE_______________ Nationally at Advertised Discount Prices (BstflMj WAREHOUSE tet W. Firet at. Furniture A N C IE N T A G E SE A G R A M ’S “ 7** u# $1175 1 1 plus UI CO. FA 1-3471 ~II Mara Bull «Uk Pride’* / - FA 2-7391 CONSTRUCTION pa CO. »-ate* SE N K A R IK H I W. Jad at. Co-Sponsor ad G L A SS & P A IN T ,___ CO. PA 2-tug ti PI*. h i l W t htnadeama aver W|OD WEST VIRGINIA VS CITADEL NOW — Come Door Prizes During Gregor* * First Annual PRE . CHRISTMAS SALE i.t W eeks H K > T PKIZK: 'I'f^ .im a .tP r " l*u T jlie B arB -tf Retail Hoard . \alae Further Valae M l.* } SECOND PRIZE — AU Steel Adjs»U ble Iro a ia g ^ ^ ^ ^ Dfeeaaat Price, $1695 delivered CO. A eo. PENN STATF. VS PITTSBURGH ].)* 7| FA 1-ftftH Broiled Burgers Shakes M AN Fast l > to 10 mile# per gafloo MOTOR FOR Two Details At Our Store B i t Orlaada D rill Thick RENAULT DAUPHINE McKEE A MICHIGAN STATE VS MIAMI Save - Drive a $295 down For BAG G ERLY’S APPLIAN CE C E N T E R No OMigatias To Bar » 7 .M Register FREE TRIP to NASSAU WEEK CLEMSON VS \Tv KE FOREST MOORE PAWTS ARE BEST! !.t Miles Went nl the traffic light at 2*th ft Preach MICHIGAN VS OHIO STATE m,h $ 3 8 9 - MISSOURI VS KANSAS RAVENNA PARK U-74H Valuable EACH 1011 8. French IOW A VS NOTRE DAME SH O E M A K E R REGISTER tjaohqsiA Jew sum :a FURNITURE finh. CALVERTS SCHENLEY IT S A Courteous BURGER W HOPPER! Curb Servlet KING A re. aft Mad OREGON VS OREGOX STATE �5Il|p Pow«r Failure Hits Sanford Tht Sanford area waa without power for etven wilnutea this morning. Florida Power and Light Co. official Scott Burna re­ ported the failure waa cauaed by highline difficult!** in the Sanford plant. According to Burna, if it weren’t for a new 140,000 volt highline that waa built between here and Cape Can­ averal, the power failure might have taated aa long aa SO minutee. Power Co. orewa awitched the feedline within aeven minutes and cut off the power at the Sanford plant. The failure hit at 9:02 a.m. and power waa restored at 9:09. WEATHER: Considerable cloudiness with chance of ahower* today, becoming cloudy tonight and Thursday. High today, 65-70. Low tonight VOL XLLX SEMINOLE HIGH basket­ ball eoach Dick Silver* to­ day announced he waa re­ tiring at the end of the cur­ rent school term to enter 1he insurance businese. For the complete etory eee Jerry Covington'* sport* column today. WASHINGTON (U PI) - Space •ngioeeri disclosed today that they are working against a 1970 'deadline to design "support sta­ tion*" on the moon tor the first lunar lending party. There station*, automatically operated, would be lb* primitive precursors of inhabitable lunar space laboratories of the future. They would provide the pioneer moon visitors with such things is * CHICAGO (UPI) — A record breaking November cold Miap frone the East and South today and threatened Great •kippers with an early freese-up Great Lake freighters, trying to maka up for time lost by the etee) strike, battled gala force winds and heavy Ice to I LA Back get vital ere shipments to the recently-opened milts. News Briefs ‘Florida Shivers ..ilAMI (U P I)— Extrema North.meet Florida ahivered under below frosting imperative* early to­ day, but the eold wave predicted V b g the U. tt. Weather Burrau fa il­ ed to puah the mercury aa low n expected. Creatview'a M dearrci and Pan­ to cola's 31 were foa lowaet tomparsturee recorded in the Mate late Tuesday eight and early Wedneaday. A low of II to 33 had been predicted. Weather Bureau spokesman " h e r e tald that a warming trend waa expected by tonight due to wind* shifting lo the northweM. The Weather Burrau said that although eold weather would r e ­ main in North Florida today, it would not reach far into the southern parlim r f l*-e state. •Citrus Mandards Ordered To Halt A warming tiend followed the blast of cold air aero a* the coun­ try lodav. The mercury climbed lo above freezing in Great Falla, Mont., and Rapid City, S. D., which bad a scio reading Tues­ day reported .IS degrees this morning. The Weather Bureau said the moderating Irtnd would be felt over the northern and central Rockies eastward through Um north and central plains state*, into the upper Mis*iaslppi Valley, Great taka* and Ohio Valley. Skies over the mid-section of the country were partly cloudy. Rain drenched the West Coaat and snow flurries were forecast in the noilheast and the northern Great l* lr < . Area Farmers Told W ay To Control Ant Spread The southwest Seminole County Are ant infeatatioe can bo kept onder control long as agricul­ ture experu know where the ant mounds arc. a Central Florida Pest Control district supervisor told county farmers last night. More than 2.300 scree in foe Sanlando Springs area have been treated with anl-ki'ling heptochlor U.S.D.A. official Carl Smith Mid. The venomous insects appeared q) between I/mg wood and Forrest City about three week* ago. The chemical treatment given by the United Statea Dept of Agriculture and the State Plant Board is absolutely ((active, Smith e m ­ phasised. It's juat matter of finding the red Art ant*. m Count) Engineer Hob Davia said foal residents tan damp dirt or refuse into the Sanlaado *i*y pH that to infested wtlk red set* hat should a d haul any fort or clay sway emit Uie quarantine L over. ________ Aa adult dtaih from Are ant Hues is unlikely enlaaa the person ie allergic to insect bites, the o f ­ ficial said. However, a entail child who got m an ant mound $ could die from the bites, he cau ­ tioned Thr anu w o o l bother you if yon leave them alone. Smith said. There have been no reports o f ant hues in foe county to far. Th* imported ant. a native at South ton erica, may hav# com a in with nursery Mock plant* from other Mata*, foe supervisor aaptotawL Importolioa o f a queue eat by a tourist car ia another t fteeattptof. The asset Established 1908 W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1959 SANFORD’ FLORIDA NO. M « est along th* open highway and iJoweM through wooded areas Smith told aounty Farm Bureau mambera. A fir* ao( Msng cause* swotting like a mosquito bite, but n aaM may Ming several timet. Th* next day a puis festulc appears, which is followed by a small scar tost disappears to a few wseka. The red fire ant major worker hat a head m proportion to its body, while th* domeMie work­ er's head seams too larga lor iU body. Minor workers at foe lira and domestic specie* look the tame. Nine southeastern states have fire aota, Smith Mid. India Demand* H a l t T o N lJ C le Q r MUM ' W ' “ ' Weapons Testing UNITED NATIONS. N T . (U P D -In d ia led a bloc of 30 nations today in demanding • halt to the nuclear weapon* teats those coun­ tries fear are poisoning foe world with radioactive fallout. Th# General Assem bly's M na lion main political committee be­ gan debate on a resolution sub mitted by India. 18 other AfroAsian nations, and Yuioalavln de­ manding that all world powers stag th* teMa. tt was believed foe measure was aimed primarily at Franre, which insist! it will go ahesd with ■ plan nad atomic test next spring la She Sahara, and Sweden, which baa indicated strongly it may also join foe "nuclear club.” power and information about the lunar environment. They also would supply radio guidance and navigational infor­ mation tor the return to rarth. They would he rocketed to "soft landings" on Uu. moon In advance of the first manned expedition. The kind of "ground support equipm ent" that wiU be required an the moan was discussed at the American Hocket Society's ttth meeting by M. J. \ eder and T. E. Walsh of Aerojet-General Corp. distant ptaaets of our solar sys­ Mid, may Aad the surface They gave this timetable for In­ tem.” But " fo r some time to with a layer of duet eeveral com e," Neder aaJ Walsh said, dred feet deep. That ie a ner exploration: the moon "will no doubt serve as Mid-1860-Flrst soft landing of man's primary space laboratory." of conjecture. Bat it in fairly reel*la font ftsay an instrumented payload on the They said design of moon n a ­ moon, followed by unmannad soft tion* must keep pace wife plana will eaoaantar iiailltinai o f W * landing! with return flights to for getting man to the moon. They vacuum, mien** solar and ooea le exhorted space engineer* " t o radiation, meteor swarm*, earth. 1970-Target year "fo r the Brat make aur* that this man la an tremea o f hot aad eold. They must American wtfo a valid roundtrtp be preceded to foe moon wftft manned lunar landing." equipment capable of maaitorittg After that, they said, man will ticket." The first men nn the moon, they end reporting such condition*. "g o beyond the moon to land on dt L Castro's Right Hand Man NEW YORK (U PI)------Ifet APU The water was already beatsCIO today officially takes back nine to t o r n at the huge Duloth \h* Internatioaal Longshoremen’s eee decks aa Lake Superior. "The Assn., which tt ousted six y e a n Lake ie fbilahad deem in g aad ago as racket-dominated. AFL-CIO that mean* a freese-up." e Coast President George Meany waa to Guard etftcer at Ashlaad, Wta., present Um ILA with a charter to Mid. affiliation la a ceremony at the One tugboat sunk undar tbe Commodore Hotel. heavy weight e l tee, • freighter waa reported ice-bound la Citrus Time Ripe Michigan and tw o barge towe WAVERLY (U PI) A abort had trouble geUIng through Ice fruit aupply in Europe make* the jama on the Miaaiatippi River. time rip* lo crack the European The Coeat Guard at geult Ste. market with American citrus pro­ Marie, Mich., aaid there ware ducts, a F'orlda citrus industry eloae to BOO frelghtera Mill plying leader said Tueaday. President W. the lake*, about K of them, all C. Pedersen o f the Waverly Grow, ice-covered but in no immediate ere Cooperative Mid a drought danger, paaacd through the Soo haa hurt the European crop. lock* Tuesday The big freeie a h e a d / had Teachers Penalized rloaed the *hip canal through the TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The Keewecnew Peninaula on l.ake Cabinet School Roerd revoked the Superior. Thr lock* on the f o r certificate* of five Florida teach­ Hirer in la k e M ichigan's Green ers Thursday. They were Mrs. Bay-were Iroien ao tight that not Varay Lae Smith o f Escambia even Coaat Guardtm en'i axaa County; Frank L. Griiutead, Bro­ could break them open. ward County; Earl L ’ tcElvoea The cold wave which poaed a and Waker I. Myers, both Polk i threat to ahipping reached the County, aad Vendelt C. Tenney, •aatern and rxtrem e aoutharn Palm Beach County. aectiona o f the aoentry Tueaday eight. Small Arms Probe Temperature* dropped to near CLEVELAND, Ohio ( UPI ) fieexing or below over the Caro­ Treasury agents expected to com­ lina*, Georgia, Alabama, Miaai* plete an inventory today of an •*aippi, Louisiana and south T eiax. i lim ited million dollar "contra Some early morning readings hand" shipment of small arm s and Included Richmond, Va., -J4; Flor- ammunition Intercepted h e r o . t n if, S. C., 32; Macon, Ga., 34; George Mulvawty, agent in charge Charlotte, N. C . 28; Baton Rouge, of the Cleveland office, said serial I-*-. ? —• A n t-m o, Tea.., i / y n-pwhniw-ef a’i •*.r*\- pMI be *-*>» to and >fol»_\ Ala., 29. M-ishingioct for a check. LAKELAND t U P I ) -------The F lo­ rida Citrus Commission hat been ordered to stop enforcing a new regulation setting minimum grad* Mandards oe citrus enld m South Florida. » Circuit Judge D. O. Rogers of • Bartow signed the temporary in­ junction Tuesday on the Commitlion and the Agriculture Depart­ ment. William T. Kloyd. president of Lake County Citrus Sales Inc. of Leesburg filed the suit charging the regulation was discriminatory. He said it prevented packing houses from selling low grade fruit but did not prohibit a grove owner from idling the same type V.) fruit directly to consumers United Press Leased Wire Space Men Set Lunar Landing Timetable Record Cold W ave Racks Shipping ★ ★ ★ g> m tforb I f m t l f t Believed Hiding In Tampa Cienfuegos M ay Consider Asking Political Asylum TAMPA, Fla. ( UPD— A prominent American historian anil former politicial lender here claimed today that missing Ciilmn nrmy commander Camilo CienfueRO# is hiding out la Tampa. The informant, who asked that hia identity b* with* held, aaid he haa talked with Cienfuegon recently. Hs eaid the officer, a right hand man to " “* Hampers Crash 'Victim Search Protfieas Report LONDON (U P D -W ea t ,i...* a n Ciiancelo.- Konrad Adenauer and Prime Minister Harold Macmillae made so much progress in their cold war talks they called off to­ day's formal working session. They left their two foreign ministers and other experts to meet at No. to Dowsing Street and work out final details of their agreement oo aa agenda to be presented to the Soviets at a (uture summit con­ ference. Truman May Go With Ike On Trip AUGUSTA, Ga. ( UPI) - P r e s i ­ dent KUenhower 'very shortly” will Id Sen. ThomM J. Dodd (DConn.) know what he thinks of the senator'! auggeatlon that he add former President Truman or another big Democrat to his en­ tourage through Europe, the Mid die Eaet and Asia next month. Thi* waa th* expeclalina o f act­ ing Whit* House press secretary Wayne Hawks as Eisenhower Ml up another high level conference today at hia Augusta National Golf Club offices. The President cunlera this morning with Use Joint Chief* of Staff on what the While Houi* called "m ilitary plana and pro grams.” The Dodd propoeal kaa been be­ fore the President since last Sat urday. Hawks say* the Demo, cral'a suggestion ia "under consideraltoe.” “ Under consideration," how•var, was far from any indica­ tion that Elsenhower will follow Dodd's suggestion. In past international ventures, Eisenhower haa welcomed bipar­ tisan support but out participa Hon w the mbs * of having his political opponents at hie side. Such ranking Democrats as Tru­ man and Adlai E. Stevenson, Ei­ senhower’s opponent to 1912 and I8B6, would shy away from any rol* tost might sircum-crih* their freedom to eriticia* th* Eisen­ hower administration on foreign policy at a later date. Garden Workshop Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, haa ^ I 111 *I shaved hi* beard nad Is living In K S f j W p S t l i p r Ybtir City, Tampa'a l-atin (Juar- l / U U VV w U lllvl ter. Edward P. Ahrens, district im ­ migration supervisor in Miami. ' said " I 'v e heard nothing about | this up lo now ." But Ahrens said , tt* would start an im mediate. check on the United I’resa Inter­ national source to determine e u - ! thenticity of the report. Th* historian Mid Cienfuego* GULFPORT, M um. (UPI>—9*4 ... considering filing paper, wW* , n^ l f o g . gowtott with the Immigration Department National A ir Une* plan* with 48 for political asylum in tha United States. H* might go to Miami |* persons aboard aontinuad today make th* request. to hamper th* ***ratt to The first wont that Cicnfuc- and wreckage. nit* was living in Tampa ramc F.ighte*n-foot waves and winds Tuesday from W. W. Chaplin, up to M mil** na hour at th# former NBC news commentator who now works (nr a imall Brad­ crash aeon*, 8 f mlto* anat at to# enton radio station. Chaplin in­ month at fo * Mississippi River, sisted his amirces war* auto**- slowed Coaat tinned ship* and tic. Thr hiilorian, ao American of prevented anaphibiou* p i a n o s Cuban descent, aaid Cienfuego* from taking part to tha March. was “ very unhappy" alnjut reFiv* o f th* aina bodies recov­ porta o f hia arrival in Tampa. H* ered so far war* identified today said th* offirer “ wanted people lo by FBI fingerprint exports. They think he wav killed in a plana war#: H. W . Bumpas, Dallas, cra sh ." T ex.; Arthur Hiram Fraier, Cienfuegn* disappcaird after a Tampa, Fla.; Laos Renfro, Orlan­ flight arm** Cub* last month, A do, Fla ; Joel Hurt Hickerataff, large scale search haa been under Orlando, and Donna Osborn, MW way since. ami, junior steward*** am ttto The informant said Cieiduegits craft. decided to flee Cuba after an ar­ The bodies and several hundred gument with Castro over his pounds o f debris from th* DC7B brother, Haul Cavtro. Cienfuego* which plunged into th* Gulf early ia allrgrd to have charged that Monday had bean brought hero Raul sold nut to the Communists Tueaday. Tha historian said Cienfuegn* Civil Aeronautic* B»asd Invaadecided to make his break o n ltig a to r Charles tt. Collar u i l exthe .'iuu-nnle flight lo Havana ainination o f th* wreckage hasn't from southern Cuba. Bine* he had turned up any idea yet aa to why only enough fuel to make it to the plan* crashed. Pathological Havana, the aourrr van) he land­ examination has not yvt discov­ ed at an abandoned airstrip at ered whether th* victim* w*r* Cayo l.argo, east of Havana. dead when th* plan* hit th* water— perhaps from fir* or ex­ plosion -or whether th*y war* killed by the crash or drowned. Non* o f th* bodies w*r* weaning life preservers, raacu* work­ er* said, although a number at preservers were found floating loos* at the scan*. Borne were MONTREAL ( U l ' l ) - T h # Mon inflated and some were still to trrat Alouettes today aignrd 33- their original package*. Collar Mid, “ Thera la sack a year-old Perry Most ai roach and small amount of wreckage wo general manager to a contract "fo r ean't pin anything down. Thera mot* than one year." M ois, head coach and athletic are no indication* aa yet o f M b o (Iilector o f Florida State Univer­ lag*, but we don’t hav* enough sity, confirmed the signing by lo go on to establish a cause. Wo telephone from Tallahassee this haven't learned anything o f sig­ morning, shortly before he was nificance yet and don't expect to scheduled to step down a* athlet until we find the w reckage." Collar said |h* Navy waa being ie director. Th* much-travaled, former Uni­ railed in lo furnish magnetic versity of Illinois quarterback equipment in an attempt to find will continue to coach th* FSU tha main pitca of wreckage. CAUGHT IN TUB ACT and collated by Seminole High Principal Andrew Hrackt-n und clean-up campaign chairman Steve Powell in SiiS student Muddy Long Muddy (xirtrayeri a "litterbug” yesterday to show how the long arm of the trash patrol ia clamping down on student* who litter the high school's rumpus with lunch refuse. The school dean-up campaign which ntarted last week haa already made a great improvement in the campu.V* appearance Steve Powell snid. Trash dumpers miiit wear "litterbtig" sign* during the school day. Jaycees Set Plans For Annual Yule Lighting Display Contest .Sanford's best Chriilnu* light ing displays again will win prizes thi* year as the Jaycrei put on thair annual Christmas lighting nontest. Th* b*st religion*, traditional, and iru stic setting! and Ui* best ov er all display each will win a 123 M vings bond for their pro­ ducer* in th* rrmlrntial class. Th* Jayc«*s will give $10 second place prize* in e*rh of these divisions. Leaders Express 'Quota* Confidence TALI .AH ASS KE ft I'll - State Dem ocratic leaders have expressad confidence Flnrida will meet it* national campaign quota to assure state delegates seat! at the na tional convention Gov. LeKoy Collins said a 842.000 assessment by the national party was an obligation which must he met and discharged. Flor Ida still owes *15,wu on it* 1931 quota at $27,000 and the entire amount to $27,ixxi of Hi 1930 quo­ The Sanford Garden Club wUI hold a workshop Thuri from 8:30 to 11:10 a. m. at lb* Home Demoostratioa Center oe Junior gar­ dening and garde* therapy. Mr*. Gordon Stanley ie general chairman, asalatad by Mri. Irv mg Pryor, Mrs. Blanton Owana nod Mrs. L. E. Leeper. Those at tootling are requested to bring acto*«re. All totter materials will tt* fur aifond. ta. Tli* Florida Power ami Light "traveling trophy" will be award rd for a year to the company producing thr beat com m ercial divplay. Decorations for doorways vliow windows, and building* are included in this type exhibit. All entries mint b* mailed brought or phoord lo the Jaycee Information booth by Dec. 22 Contastanls ar. requested to kesp their displays lighted every night between 7.30 a d 9:30 p. m. until winners are announced. This will give juLgo* ample tittle to cbcck ail entries, lighting chairman Dave l.aude said yesterday. Contrstanls may enter both real but separate entry blank* are re­ quired (or *arh entry. Thr blank* art soon to appear in the Sanford Herald. Displays must b* seen from the road and should h<- fin­ ished before submission of en­ i tries, Lauda said. ! i i City Secretaries To Be Honored Sanford secretaries wifi be hon­ _____ ______ _ _____ ored at the Chamber of Commerce a:>d * °"»m *rtial displays j CoCre V lub Thuralu v^Y'ifly' lariat from major business office* are invited to the to a. m. meeting flin m h r x r A n ron e L li a m D e r M g re C S at Mr*. Applaby’ s Restaurant In the Valdes Hotel. Door prize* and Q - R rQ rhurC S V^ n D r u ' - n U ' « refriabraenli wlU b* featured. ' Th* Southeastern .Seminole Co in . The girls az* invited lo bring \ly Chamber of Com m erce at foeir along their employer, "but we'r* Monday meetinc agreed not going to sik any of them to cure picture* for the proposed say anything about their bosses chamber brochure*. afoca w* want to keep this the city Ben H. too** presided to the to gracious bring” Coffee Chib meeting in the absence to cham­ Kmre* Charlie Morrison said y **ber prriHicot Ben F. Ward Jr. tordag. Moss Signs Pact With Canada Team Sem inole, through the team's fin*1 two games against Florida ami Tampa. Man Is Freed On Assault Count Court Throws Out Citrus Damage Suit TALLAHASSEE ( UPI ) _ Th* Florid* Supreme t^urt today threw out a I40.0U0 damage rase l.aka Mary resident Jean Hauser brought against the Stole Plant waa found innocent to aasaulhng a Board by a grove owner whoa* 13-year-old girl In a circuit court citrus tree* war destroyed hi tha Inal hare yesterday. Ilauver gave push and treat program to get hii aga i i 24 and hia address aa n d to spreading dec Ime. P. O. Box 133, Lake Mary. Mr. aod Mrs. Jams* L Cuanltfo Th# aaaauh was alleged lo have ham to Poik County aaid happened May 3 near • small Lake refuted th* Plant Board Mary pond called "Biscuit Lake". » ion lo destroy laws* to Four M year old boys raid they grove, but on Sqpt. M. had bad previous relation* with the agents to th* board girl after picking her up at the trees oa about lo acres to (hair haoford Glvts Cantos. i i fl \ *i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 17, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4e8ec5516dbea440684ec87472623a04.pdf c0c1d3dec64532be25dce0d88d904ea8 PDF Text Text % s i M(MILLAN’S wj HOME OF THE THREE ROOM G RO U PIN O S!! 24 HOUR BALL OF FIRE SA L I STARTS FRI. 10 A. 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LeRoy Collins to complete the term of retiring clerk 0. P. Herndon. The com­ mission met early today to approve Gatchel’s bond and he flew to Tallahassee to receive his commission from the gover­ nor. Appointment of Gatchel to the $10,000 a year clerk’s post leaves a vacant seaton the county commission which also DAVID GATCHEL will have to be filled through an appoint­ ment by the governor. * Among the first duties of Gatchel In the clerk’s office will be to appoint a chief deputy to replace E. L. Burdick, who also retired Nov. 6 at the same time Herndon announced that he would leave the office due to ill health. Gatchel also has served on the San­ ford City Commission and as mayor. He gave up the city commission seat to cam­ paign for the county commission and was elected unopposed in the general election last November. Sty? §>mtfnr& ifrrato VOL. XUX WEATHER: Partly cloudy with acattared ahowern through Tueaday. High today. 78-82. I a j w tonight. 70-74. United Pres* Leased Wire Katabllahod 1908 MONDAY. NOVEMBER IB, 1959 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO. 584 42 Believed Dead In Plane Crash Over Gulf Of Mexico Top Riders Compete CHRISTENSEN (12) CAUGHT THIS BALL FOR A SCORE AFTER CONWAY (21), GRACEY SCRAPPED FOR IT I p. m. Stocks Four Are Identified NEW YOHK (LTD — Mock prion at 1 p. m.: American Airline* ........... 34'« American T A T . . . . . . . . . . 77V* American Tobacco ............. MM NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — A National Air Line* DC-TB Baltimore A Ohio ............ 40'. Some of tin* top rodeo riders in , RACE Sonya Howard, Orlando C I O M'« carrying 42 person* on a midnight flight across the Gulf of •tic southeast competed for prize* (17), Hoyd Edwards, Clermont Chryslvr «3'« Mexico crushed into the open wnlera early today, apparently (18.1) . Jean McMurray, Sanford CurtiM • Wright .................. 30'* killing all aboard. in the Dusty Boots Hiding Club' (11.2) . Dn Pont .........................JJJ'i Search planes reported a nuntlier of bodies, many olad la rodeo held here Silndey. CALF ROPING Herbert Cowart. Eastern Air ........................ 35'* life preservers, floating in the area—about 120 milee t u b An extra added atlrarlion, an Seville 122.5), Perry Smith, PalatFont Motor ...................... 76*A open cutting contrat, was held fea­ ka (231), A. J. Paulk, Orlando (ieneral Electric . i............. 12'< southeast of New Orleans. turing tmne nf thr top horse* in (23.11. Debris snd patheticallyempty (irneral Motor* ....... IOW th- so'!'!: St e e r d e c o r a t in g (Rider Graham • Palgr ................ 2’ * life rafts bobbed in the turbulent A local ,-iilry, ' Mi sly Joe” plac­ and partner) Herbert Cowart and Inti. T A T . .................... «!'• water. Perry -Kmilh (11.4), Perry Smith Kel'a ed high in thr standing, HH Coast (iuird and National Air Producers ol ihe show were and Herbert Cowart (1IJ), Richard la>rillaril ........................ 41'* Lina* research planes reported not Yelvington, (22.2). Minute Maid ..................... 21'n Hugh Carlton, C. II. Knight, Silen­ cer and George Harden and Claude Penney ........................... 115 a sign of life. Yelvington. Rodeo director was Penn lilt ...................... ISH The passenger list includes lour Clyde Richardson Royal American ............... 4 identified a* Orlando residents. Scar* lloeliurk ............. 4*J'» The rcull., ol Ihe rodeo Mere They were listed as R. Alex­ Standard Oil (NJ) ............ «1'» ander. F. M. Page, J. II. Bicka, follows: (First, second and third Studi-baker 25H •rataff and Renfro (no first name place, are lislrtl with time nr Body Found HELENA, Mont. (UPI) — The U. S. Steel ........................ *t'« given!. point, I -v ■•ecunil raging blinnrd in a week ST. MARYS, Ga. (U P I)-A skin Weillnghou,* El................ 97S GRAND KNTIIY \Ml PIIOMKThe wreckage was found in N'ADK wilh all contestant* in all diver recovered Hie body of G. S. about 90 feet of water. The Coast rosred eastward today, leaving Harnett Jr., of Orlando, Sunday events participating (■Hard said an early report that weather-battered Montana shiver, NOVICK CUTTING Misty Joe. I from a roadside canal where his a section of the (ail was sticking inn under another blast of arciie Sanford. Spencer llarlcn up (69 par crashed Saturday night. Rarabove the surface was erroneous. air. nett apparently died of drowning, pis.). Mi,* Titian. Kissimmee, Cold wave warning* were le­ The debris was spotted simul­ authorities said. Gene Toger up tiM pi,.). Double taneously by a National search aned for a band of alete* in the Misly, Sanford, George Harden up plane and by a Coast Guard country's midveetton, (rum the Homework (t* pis » Dakota, to north Tesa* end New plane. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. BAREBACK BltONC RIDING Mexico, Si* Central Florida Veteran* The plane last was sighted on Lyle Morgan, Gaffney, S. (’.; Mark LfHoy Collin* worked at home to­ ilard-hit Montana, cleauing up Champlaine, Untie, Montana: .M. day, following hi* diacharge from and fraternal club* including an Air Force radar screen at an a hospital Friday where he under­ American Legion I'ost 53 of San­ altitude of 14.000 feet. Then it after a frc,h onslaught of anow, A Itco, Uvalde, Texas. BULL DOGGING Charlie Jack went treatment for an intestinal ford pleaded guilty Friday after­ suddenly dropped off the screen. received the full force of the bit­ son, Bunnell (112), Perry Smith, inflammation. Collin* told news­ noon lo possesaion of gambling Whether it plunged suddenly into terly cold wind, a* reading* of mure than .15 degrees below aero Hasting, (29.3), Bobby Palmer Or men he plana lo return to the equipment at an administration the Gulf was not known. Capitol Tuesday for the weekly hearing conducted by the Stale lando (4LSI. Another burning question was were recorded. Beverage Department. The Weather Bureau said the why, if the passengers had lime OPEN CUTTING Sieve', Satan. Cabinet meeting. Decition* on whether beverage to don life jackets, the crew did mercury plunged lo minus 3* de­ St. Cloud, C. L. Mann up (72 pt«.), gree, at Helena this morning, licenses of the defendants will lie not radio a distress signal. Misty Tom, Kissimmee, Bril Simp­ Volcano Attraction while it wa< 35 at Butte, M at in,pended or revoked will be son up (71 pi,.), Misty Joe. San­ HILO, Hawaii (UPI) — A specIf they had issued such a ford. Silencer Harden up and Misly tarular volcanic eruption in Kit mail# alter Hie proceeding* ar* signal “ wr would have received I^wctown end 21 at Cut Bank. High wind,, docked at gusla to King, Orlando, Gene Hagen up aura Iki crater provided Haw i reviewed by Grant Peeples, bev­ it." an Air Fore* ollicer said. 40 mile* a* hour, whipped snow (tie for third 70 pts.; j today with it* biggest (ouriet at erage director The Coast Guard said there Agent* in lh» raid on the club* into giant diill, that dosed many ('(.OVERLEAF H A R K K L i iraction in recent years. Lava was in August confiscated slot ma­ were "plenly of bodies, life pre­ rural ruad* in .Montana snd iso­ still Mowing freely from the wall server* and life rail*'' floating in chine,. punch board*, bingo para o f Kilauea crater on the moun the debris, scattered over alxMit lated several rommunitles when phernalia and oilier item. the >rcond blirrard howled <M*S of lain of Maunaloa. forming a take The raid* were part of a stale- a half-mile radius nf the wind­ i Canada Sunday. o f red. glowing molten rock in­ swept Gulf. wide investigation involving hun­ The , new storm piled up, more side the crater. The • It v plane ve.ee waa tail on m llie r Tampa • a ttip ir . , , , . dred* of dub,, agents said. New Orleans leg of a Miami lai, * lun eight inches of snow in this Entering guilty plea* were F.lk* capital city, iniinobilired by a Hattie Shifts latdgc 1072. A/alea Park Veteran, Angeles Might when il disappeared reemd 21 % inch snowfall last AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - The of Foreign War* Post 1297 ami without a word of warning. II Ju»t a, la»t week, stalled Sanford was Ihe ,ieor of five battle of tlie budget abided today Moose latdgc 7iai, .11 of Orlando; carried 36 passenger,, five crew auto accident* since Friday but all lo Hie Augusta National Golf Club Legion Post 53 at Sanford, Le­ member* and a man believed to ’ ar* J»'»nied Ihe main stieel and Ihe rar orrupanis escaped unin w u-re President Eisenhower hop­ gion Post 22 al Cocoa; and Klk, be wilh the Federal Aeronautics ' l'*d*,trl*na (ought their way Administration i t*," m**' »*d»t »'!«*> ed lo draw a virtually complete laxlgr 1(173 al Kiwimmre. jured. The plane cratlird near Ihe < High winds and (reeling ternA car-boat trailer <-!a,i. c*ier- picture of military spending in Ihe area whom National Air Line*' m ature, auoiopanird the Mi*day hurled a Imal 12 feel mto a nest fiscal year. The military last fatal accident early in 195.7 |*«»<• »» R moved into the Dako. light pole al French Ave. .tod 121h ; budget conference with the high killed 45 person, | •*«. Wyoming and Nebra*ka loSt., according lo Sanford Police. i command of the Defense Depart­ Fog enveloped much of Ihe area day ment brought together Defense Ernest G. Frederick ol Orlando Western Nebraska was bulleted at the time of the crash. For a had his boat knocked off its trailer Serrelary Nril II. McElroy, Gen. Application, for the position of lime early today the log seriously by icy north winda gunling to 60 when a car driven by .la,on Wynn, Nathan F. Twining, chairman of search operation,. mill-* an houi. 1a Negro, struck the li tiler as the thr Joint Chiefs of Staff, budget postmaster at Casselberry »ie hampered The fiigid air diuv* the ther­ IManea took off “ on gust alone." director Maurice H. Slant and being accepted until Dec. H , ill* Orlandmin's ear was stopped for a advisor*. U. S. Civil Service Commission in one Coast Guard spokesman said mometer from a high of H4 to . red light. and surface vessel* had lo rely on aero in nine hours at 8cott,bluff, Washington ha, announced. Wynn said that after working all Neh. Applicant, must lake a written radar. Inight he had apparently fallen teat for the I4.Q2U post. Donald asleep and didn't »t e Frederick Willson i< acting postmaster. stop. He was charged with failure Application, fotms can be ,ej *i have his car under control. Playhouse Navy rehearsals for cured frnm the commission, care French Ave. wo, the scene of. another accident this morning. Ma |t h e i r forthcoming production of US. Civil Service Commission. j HOUSTON, Tex tUPI) — Old Williams told Ira Cox. manager eg rie Hamilton Smith, Lake Monroe “ Bril, Book and Candle" are now Washington, 26, 1>. C. Negro, was charged with failure in progress. The Ihrater group Hebei Waller G Williams celr a band that serenaded him: ‘ 'Come back next year. I'll b« to yield the rigid ol way alter a will pre-ent Ihia British comedy , braird hi* IDtli birthday a day there." i two car collision at Ktrst St , the on Dee. II and 12 with ticket* to late Sunday by eating sparanb*, go on sale next week. 1police reported Cox a n there with his band and cake while a band played Sunday, but Williams did not tell Parked cars were hit in three All proceeds of the production will go to a local charity. accident, Friday anil .'laturday. WASHINGTON fUlM) The “ Dixie" and “ Old Soldiers Never him that again. He is barely able (o talk. He Is •Senate Spare Committee, headed Die" Bui Williams was so weak he almost deaf and blind and ha* had by Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, has started a series of could not get out of bed to greet pemunonia three times since June. on-th* spot surveys at military the many friend, and relatives who Less thaa three weeks ago. he waa thought to be dying, but hi* phy­ and civilian space installation,. came to see him The county has received final The Seminole County Council of Hi* daughter. Mr* Willtr Mae sician said he had completely re­ Johnson ordered ihe committee approval of Ihe working drawing, Schools will meet Wednesday at staff last month to a.i. lyie Presi­ Bowles, with whom he lives, said covered from the recent paeumootn for the new health center at Ninth 2:30 a. m. at the Geneva School. dent Eisenhower* plan for trans­ h* was excited by the celebration. attack. •H- and French, and bid, should Mrs. Sidney Ivea III, will show ferring ihe Army’s team of ex­ H« wort a m v red flannel ibirt Williams, tba last surviving vet­ be asked within 30 days. Coen- a film on the Mental Health pro­ pert* at HunlavUte. Ala., to tba and nibbled oo a barbecued spare- eran of the Civil War, received mir>'nn Chairman J'dw Kri-fer gram. All interested persona are National Aerooautir* and Space rib and a piece of rake. separate telegrams from President ‘ ,sul today. 'invited to attend. Administration. On hi* Li6th birthday loat year. nod lire. Kiaenhuwes. As Orlando Residents In Dusty Boots Rodeo New Blizzard Rages Across Western States News Briefs 6 Area Clubs Face License Suspension I SPONSORS FOR HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Janet Glenn, Sally Williams, Diana Haynes, Colleen McFarlin Five Accidents Reported In City Casselberry Postal Official Job Open Group Rehearsing British Comedy 'Old Reb' Is 117 Space Officials To Check Bases Health Center Bids Coming Soon ONE OF HOMECOMING PARADE FLOATS (Staff Photos by Bub Stubbing. Story on SportsTagej School Council Meets Wednesday 0 �Computer Proves Short Cu t Soldier Just local Urns Ckib ToHearTB Talk MIAMI (UPI) — Mrs. Mari* Kama, a lady who inatata ah* knowa her rifhta-of-way, haa warned she win throw up another roadblock acrosa a buay thoroughfare to puke her point. 8ha claims th* thoroughfare runs across har pro* P*rty. MIAMI (UP!) — Red-haired Charlotte Heidel, ex-Anajr private whe had her m i changed by ■urgery, a id (he and her newly­ wed husband plan to settle In Miami and “ try to live our llvea In peace." The pretty S4*ycar-old woman raid she l( tired of “ running and hiding" and wants to “ lead a normal life like any ether woman/9 Mrs. Heidal, the [ormer Charts. McLeod, married h er' husband here twa months ago- Neighbor, .aid they wtre surprised to find out who she was. But sow that they know, Mrs. Heidal said the hopes they will n v e s cta c trr cos x t , sixth let her remain. a t m c i as. rtn rrrr o r r u i n im . She said the ha a left s a v r r a l ia ass. ro o sscwixni.n l a n t t good Jobs In the p as t b e c a u M of ew anesav no. snare The laniard Urns' Club »4 l Bear TMstaaiter Vernon Milo g S t m Mm extent aad preveaUoa cl tabamlosls la Scaiaol* County at their meeting tomorrow. Mire wtMarm Iho purchase of TB Christma* seals «hkb are la the mailt M ay. the Liens' light hulk isles cam­ paign Is expected lo end this week. Mere thee MS* worth of light bulbs have been sold in the campaign te promote sight eoasorvstlon. ped. Legal Notice l/H'tf a. LIXXXKUOISL and g o s s ip . » M wife. But she said, "for once In my life, I'm not going te run now. esnuL m xe n LixNRKrnrt, TUBERCULOSIS CHRISTMAS Sri A US fur Seminole County are in the mails today. Presenting postman H. P. McQuattern with envelope* full of seals in Mrs. Lucille Graham, executive secretary of the Seminole County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Giving the seals a sendoff are Christmas seal fund drive chairman Robert Korns, at the left and Sanford postmaster Jowl Field at right. ________ Legal Notice VO: D aa l.l M rl v ae and ------ i s thb c t e r r i T c o t s i t . aiatm V alv ar , h i . wlfa. If aa>. w h o a JUOMTAI* C I S C I I T IN « A U POM paaU aas* la a n k a e w a . If llv l* * . a n m u s t arxTT. ri.o a m v aa d If Saad. Ihalr r * * p * .t l v * an* I S CSMSCNNV SO. India. h a o w a h.lra, 4* vl***a. la a al.a a , •err to o riirr t it i .r Brant***. cradllafa, or o lh a r par* j i r n n p . i v K u s T K n «n d BM* (t at mlsa hr- thro ug h, n n d . r JA N E M e l . WEBSTKH . h i . w |f. e r a e a la tt tham, » r an y a f thorn. P la ln llff a paraon* a la tm laa » n y » . •t*. E gla, all rleht. till* o r lataraat In. ar MARION P. SAIJJkRD, at al m a p aa tha raal p r * p * r t y h a r . ln O .r.n d a a ia e t ar r i a a . a f an r p a r t thoranf. all v r r ic e or at it U who** r o.l d.n r aa ara u n k n o w n : Tat Marlon P. Mallard and ■ T a a ara h . r a b r a o tlfl ad that a Uallar-I. fcl* wlfa, If a a r . w h oa# melt la f t l i l Milo haa H .. n r a . l d . n . * . nr* u n k n o w n : M il. hraa eh t la tha C lr c a lt C o u r t af Ilaai 8 T . n n r r and llaaa l •stalaala C aa air, P larlda, a s a l n i t Taaa or, h i. wlfa, w h e a t r .a l* p a a. aa d aaah at p o u , ala tm la g aar d aara. a r . IIS L ar ra la* Dr lv a, Batata, rlsht. tltla av lataraat. la. R . n m o r n >S, Now T o r k , Vtr* t r II.a apan. tha f e l l n w l a g daaal a la r . T . a n . r w h o . * r * * l. n l k . i l propartp alt a a t a la S am laalt ri.ara I . u a haow n. If llv ln e , ©aunty. Florid*. t o - w i t I and If il.nd. thalr r a n p .r tlv a 1*ala It and IT, (H ack I, un kn own h* lr. >l»vl.*a.. la* pra am wold. Sarond Sactlnn, ao* sat***, arauia*.. •r . d l l a r a or r o r d l a e la P l a t tharaof raothar p.rtlaa rlalm ln* hr. a o r d .d la Plat llaah 4. P as a Ihraueh, an ds r nr aealatt I t a f tha Pubt la R ar ar da af t h .m . ar anr af tham. aa d all ■amlaola County, P larlda. Parana* r l.lm ln p a n y aalata. AM yaa ara ha ra br raualrad ta rlsht, tltla or I n l . r a . t In. ar f||a raur Answar, a n d / o r othar llan apaa tha rral p r o p . r t p Srrlllaa d*f* «* M p ar aa aal lr. » r hr h . ra ln dtarrlkad, o r a n r Part g au r a t l o m . r . w i t h lh a Clark thereof. .11 o f w h o a * r . . | , a t lha Circuit Court. M a t h J u d ld . a r * . ar* n n h n ow n : tlal Ctraull. Samlnala t 'n u a t r . You ara hrraby n o l l f l . d that a Flor id a, at tha C ou rt ll o u a a la ault In uulat m l . haa h . * n b r o u g h t •aafard. Plaslda, a a d t a aarva a lu tha Circuit Court o f Sam lnala aopy a f aaM A aaw ar u p * a P la in . Coun ty, riort d a. aanlaat pan and M ira SU oratr. lU rlrla Moua.h a f you rlalmlng a n y *atatn, “ ~ - ** Sanford. aa haM., rlsht, tltlw or In l.r a.t In. nr l l . n lha ISth upon, t h . fo llo w in g da.r rl h ad r eal „ ___________M O T tharrln praparty altaata In aa mlnola Coun* •aitta c « e lha m i a l a . righ t. tltla i r , Plarlda, la.w ltt a r h u g a d la. ar Itaa a p a a tha Let I I , JU ock C. T I I A C T NO. Bha raTmarrlhad p r a p a r l r * U lm * d *1 o f BAN't-IXTH* UPRlXtt*. k y you. aad .huu M r « a fa ll l a do aamlnola County, Florida, ae* ea. a dacraa pro aaafaaae w i l l ba c ord in g la a plat th a r a of aa • " U r a d aea laal »u a. recorded la Plat B o o k t. P as* t l . Public R e c o r d , a f hamtnnla roun tp , Plnrlda and you ar* hereby required l e file paur i m . t r an d/o r othar wr itten a P. ■•r.«na, rtsrS at the d n l a n . . . p»r*nanHy, or hr y o u r s h a r e i t ? l » S Osart. alta rna r. with the Clark o f t h . By: Martha T . V l h l . a I'lrcutt Court. Ninth Ju dicial C ir ­ I>«pu*y Clerk cuit. Bamluol. t'nnnty, Plarlda. al fB S A L ) , the Cudrlhnu.a la S * * f» r d . Plarlda. Harta ls Hja ah oldsr. aa d le parr* a Vopy t h e r e o f up oo A n . r n . y fe e H H a U f S the Pt.faltffs* a lle r o a T . w h n .a a Baa 94 name I. P a r lo J. Irar.li, I*, u. M.'i nfnrd. Ftesld. lit, W ln lor Pnrh. Florida, not la lo r t k » a ths t tt h d or o f l>oroaih«r, ISIS, therein t a ilin g up tha aalal*. righ t, tllla nr lnt*r**t In ar |l*n upon thr above d a.r rl b ad prop. rt| claimed hr ran. and ahould >nu fa ll la do .o , a dnc r. n p ro r o n fa .n o will bo *n t *iod n g o l a . l you IVITNKSS mr hand and o ff ic ia l aoal o f th# Mid Court al Sanford. W Floilda. Ihlt lets, day o f N av .n ihor. ISIS. (SRAM SYSTEMS O P lU r n d o a n « r k of tha a u « « a at iiod Falrhasht • Mara Psmpa Court Repair* Te All Make* fl* l M . i i h . ▼. V ihlt n rvtpuiy Clark P . r l o J. Lardl •ef B. COMMERCIAL BT. Atla inar al l a w P. O. Rot l»S FA 2-2833 W ln lar Park Flori d a t HOMES SPRINKLER Howard C. Long SECURITY SS0C1ATES, STOCKS - BONDS M U T U A L • FUNDS Legal Notice Stainmsytr Roofing regained tha team, ind both Brtty and Ed Calsecond slot in the Thursday Night Ina rolled high .cries for Pinecrcsl Mixed Bowling League this week Both Catlsn and Stellar picked off as (hey took all three games from the S-T split, and Tom Bolly ronSouth Pinecrest dropping that kertrd the 4 5-7. team to ____ . fourth spot. The roofers Klorida Slstr, rolling behind the are alto contender* for first placa sue scratch series of sub Gaorj* as thay they stand aland Just thr** three games out. .Swann, piled up a nice first game, gam*. II Im trass s RaI ihlt rms*If ila■ ta a*lsw fact na lha r>ntar Still Is Ilia tha top spot this te week to «win from Ui« Ftienlltiaia Furnltur* Cantor. B. Edwards Builders Si lies, with |Swann had a big 220 scratch game ___ wins UVh fosses. t rooters |to top the league this week. The have 2D!i-IS*i, followed by Furni j hankers also won the second game, lure Center 17-19, South rinccrest but Furniture Center poured it on tad Sunlsnd Estates tied with 18- to pull (he last game out of the 10. and FJorida Slate Bank 15-21. fire, as anchorman Howard HarSunlsnd Eitatas 1* beginning to ri»oo came up wtlh a 512 seraich show signs et being a hard team to series, after making the 4-7 9 split. beat, as they took taro games frerr !Tram " " .................... th* high rolling bulldtrs supplies ! 4-7-10, John Burton, bowling for > Ed thr ] wards, turned In a SOS scratch s*r- mad* iea, spfiila Otorg* Conklin showed -----fin* Cocm to lead Sunland. Arlene Dederint rolled s !!■ handicap game, lo break into the money |r — circle this week. Conklin toppled %lvt the 3-10 split, while Denny Phircs tiik picked off the 1 H 0 , and Margia Wood picked up the 5-tO for the supply team. South Ptnccrest hopes to end thatr string of bad hick as they loti all threw to Steinmeyar's, having r>*(*nd*nt. M l l l l ►. Vl»* VI IT dons tha same thing last we*k TO: AMCfg HI T i l T .V IIIIK RIir. whan they played th* Furnilure whesw r .v M c n r * U u n k . u a . Center. Don Striler turned in a 5o2 T o r ARK H K R R R T N< >TIKir.H senrs to be top man on th* roofing that a .till fur .lltorwa and o t h . r "It's th* motoriata who are trespassing.” aha snap- Mrs. Kucera, a grandmother who gives her age as "over 21.” erected a roadblock Saturday that brought howls of protests from horn-honking driver* and fiva police can rushing to th* seen*. Mm. Kucera and three neighbors who help her man the blockade were arreated and later released on 160 bond. They were ordered to appear in court Friday. But Mrs. Kucera said the fight was far from being over. MI plan to put up another barricade aa soon as pos­ sible.” she vowed. She explained aha had a survey mad* which showed that when th* county put th* road in two years ago, about 11 fe*t of it f*U onto her land. "So they are encroaching and I want to be reim­ bursed," she declared. A police sergeant said th* problem was one for th* •ourta. Legal Notice ■sremoi.se ro ts T T a o s is e co a a ie s to s sottr* •< pwmso Miasme T o wSom It m a r c o n r s r n : Xotlc a lo h a r a b r a lv an In acewrdaacd with Sdct laa S M Mi. Xanlne l l . s u U t l o n . that W . K. Smith S M roqaaatad 0 ’ f . . “ p armlt tn build a m . t a l eom m arclal rapalr ( . r a s a oa tha f a l la w l a e daacrlbtd p r o p a r t y : Baa. S I M ft X and S M ft W at tha ■ ■ ror o f S W *4 o f tha *E>d B.c. |.|S*ta, run IS« ft S f t * « « ' W p .rsll.1 w it h Rft, t h . r r a ITS ft ■ It* JS' K. thaaea I S M f t N f t * ir K. t h . n c o ITS f t K JS* i r W ta POS h a ra b r raa or vlne unlo t h . p a r t l . a a t tha f t r . t p a r t thalr hslra aa d aaalgna. tha rlakt o f i n e r t * , a n d a a r . i a avar aa d ap aa tha JCW*arty t l ft at tha land daacrlbad htraln. Public h . a r l n a w ill ba h . l d la tha atm la ol# C o u n ty C ou rt llnuta. C o u n t y ( ' o m m l . a l o n . r a roam, Wadaaaday. Dacambar I, list M T:1S P. M. or aa aeon t h a r .a f ta r u potalbla, ■an-lnola C aa atp S o s l a n Oammlaataa l x Rabart S Brawa Seminal* C ou ot y S a t i s * D lr a a t .r Publish Wevam har Id. t i l l . Give Yevr WMows T h t N E W LOOK far Ute HeMsys CUSTOM DRAPBB1BB 1 • Week Beavtoe V yen aB M fabric we h aa Legal Notice Legal Notice l \ t h r t i n t i r r t n t h t o f t h »: v iv m ji iiic ia i. r m r tiT . ia iv n FOR SRWIAOI.lt F i l l A T V , rtoNiuv. IA I I I V A t K N V AO. In.lit I l l ’ ll Bl'ILDRIUl. INC.. ruin tlff. V. P L I.D K R T T K K M . K T . and HKI.RN F. K R U - I ’- T, h i . u if*. P *f«n d.ata AOTH V OF BAI.K N*lK « I. ISMo-y i m n I h -t pursuant to * F lual !>••.** ,.( Fnt *.|«.>ir. t n t . r r d tn tb* « l , o . » #t>l*d c a u . c . 1 will .*11 th* f o l , low Ins -Ira. rlbed r* .l l>ru|>*rtr •u u . t . - l in Xtiuiaols C e a a l y , F lar Ida. in- wilt f.- t 1*1 o f I A K K I I A R R U i T KltTATKP. a * t n ln o l. t’ o o n t ) . F lo rid .. n . * o r l l n a ta I'Ut R a .k II. F . « * . I I aa d I * o f t h . Publli R r - o r d * e f Saminot* I'ounty, F lorid a. *ut*J*.l to a ftr.t n t o r t s a p - h*ld bt Fit*t F . d - r a t ilavtr.s* a n t town A M o r U t la n o1 O r l . ’i-t»t puhlio au ction t a th* b l s b o t and h - . l bidder for . a*h, at the Sorntnat. C oun ty C our t II ,uv* Ssafnrd Florida, at t h - h-tur o f I t A. M o d o . h. on th* la t h day o f V <»amb*r A D. I»J». IBRAI.I «> I* ll arnd on . C U r b at tha C ir c u it Court By. Martha T. V l h l t a r»*pnty Clark Nathan M o b l i t M t t i a l f SI lg. Or Undo, t i e r Id* F»t.|i-h N-,.,*ma*r IS 1IAI 1559 OHasde Drive Free Deceratlsg Service — Fraarea aad rail*! h a . V*rn fllr.l . s . l n a t y o q in ilia > ir ..t C ar t » r th* NINTH Ju<Hrt.! I 'l r - . lt o f F lorid *. In and far o . m i n - l * C ou n ty at ’r .n f o r .l , FluruU . h . T t l . III'VJAMIN It*'!. t-K.N T A R I l K R I t r i* I’ U I n t ltf and V I .le v Rl*TII T A R B K n R T 1. LUfsn dsn t voi a m : ukKcur rkqi*irki> tn III* t ... r . n . a * r In raid ault wit h t h . H * r k o f . . t d C ou r t and •« r » « * . o p r t h * r ..- t u p n . Ftulnt i f f . A t t n m . y . nut U t * r t>»-*n>b*r ISth. I»» v A. D If y . v tall to fit* «tid i . n * y o u r A n s w e r , * !**r r» * |*r# Cnh f.aao u t i l t * « u l* r * d a c.lh -l >4 and t h *utt will t h . r t . t i . r r«r--^*w-l * i r » i t * U .t '- I at San ford X c m i n o l . C o u n ­ ty. K l . r l d , h i. l i t . day o f N ov . *mh*r l i l t A. D. tSK Al.l t) r. Ilrrndon ci*m c t i i u!t C ourt. -tl. .1. C ou n ty , F l o r i d . It, Martha T. V lh i.n • ^ S U R P R IS E x - package Poll*Parrol UtALU _ IE T O C H A N G E T O AN E L E C T R I C RANGE * * # a *************ea *ee**eee**e**ea a *e'*t C L E A N E R I Pots end pans atsy “ white-clove” dasn . Kitchen wsUn end ceO* tag atsy fresh snd dean Newt And Advertisement : Electric rsnge surface unite send all the best into the pen, not out sod sround it. Kitchen •Lays up to 16 decrees cooler. home CALL delivery (iood Shoes mean • 4ood posture for your child. Hher* Qaalit) U Thaa Prke S A P e m ! As Rimeleee asfe aa am alecuic light bulb. Does 2 sway with pilot lights. J Gives priceless peace-of* I C O O L E R I For CAMBRIDGE, Mn.*«. (UPI) — In Just Ito hours, a wblrtnbd computer haa completed 70 com* ptex and voluminous calculation* which would have taken iundred* of yean using pencil and paper. The data w e r e praceatQ throufh a computer at the Mu* saehusttu Institute of Tachnol* ogy to obtain a better trader* (tending of the totalled “ iron (trie* elements" in atomic re* •earch. A U T O M A T IC I • * • • J Just turn a dial or push s button. Cortrailed heat diniinsteg pot-watching. * • • a �M on. N ot. Id, 1959— P a f t I Ancient Spanish City . Is Perfectly Preserved ASTOR RICH FLAVOR ( E « t e r * a N a t e : T O . It tka IM k a f a ac rte a a f artlela* k y A . M . i t e R . ■ . R a t k t U wfca a n n *w la E a r a f * . ) Cuidad Roderlgo, Spain . . .We •pent la it night in Avila, a city whoie almost perfectly preserved midlevfl walls make It a monu­ ment of Spain. It was the center of activities for St. Theresa and an important religious shrine for Catholics. It la, incidentally, the town whose ramparts you saw if you had the misfortune to attend a movie called "The Pride and the Passion." Actually, it la interesting to see anything at well preserved from former centuries at is this town. I recommend, however, that any­ one who plana to visit the city do so on a program which will f o t necessitate spending the night. The hotel la unattractive and dull. On the chief plaza of the town there it something that makes tip for the hotel. It is the cafe and restaurant ealled Pedillo. The person who owns it must be the richest man in town. It Is swarm­ ing from morning to late at night with businessmen, their wives of girl friends and small children. When we went to the dining room ^aat night shortly afte- 1:30, we a thing. Actually, it Is a cross between what we know as TV and radio. For periods up to 30 min­ utes there will be only the sta­ tion's Identification sign showing on the set while you hear music, some of which Is quite good. The first Item on last night's schedule, which started at 10 o'clock, was an Ann Sothern type office force. The second offering was yester­ day's newsreels, picked up from the U. S.. with Spanish sound tracks dubbed in. There were Powdered Cream CUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Prices Good Thru Wednesdoy, Nov. I l i h . LOW, LO W P R IC E S Plus . Top Value Stamps Thrifty Maid Evaporated was no picture during uni period, just lines and snow. It seemed to be of quite sincere inlere" to the Spaniards sealng it. There are few TV aerials to be seen in rural Spain. We had lunch this afternoon in iv this c i a r i r r co t sit os' this Salamanca, the home of one of sixth at Diet ai. n a n it it the world's greatest universities axis rota ■knixoi.k i n t m , of some seven centuries ago. when ST .im iD A . tx iN ssra a i, .no. it ranked with Paris, Oxford and IM U Balogna. It haa many lovely HKt.K.V HI NT W K * T and C L Y D E Jlt’ NT T A Y L O R . m l * h.ira at la w church building!. It is a place and anla he ne*lrlart*a under the which would be Interesting to w ill a f L I L L I A N O. IIL’ NT, decaaaspend several days visiting. •1 We are staying at a governmentP A J I U E I , F. OOVE, at at. Defen dants owned Inn in Cudad Roderigo, o( which th« Dukes of Wellington SI I T T " « t IF.T Ttrt.F. at WMnxa axis .xnrit ■ or atiT are alio lords, borause it la here T O : SAML'KI, O. OOVE. w id ow er . that their ancestor won a great M. C. C IIA FT O N , A. L HUNT, h u e . victory over the troops of Napohand o f L I L L I A N fl. HUNT, It. a fl llV K. J O H N S E A R C Y . and M. K. Icon during the Peninsular Ware. HEAHCT. his w ife Sira. A. H. It la a walled city with fortifica­ KI.KTCIIKIL MARTHA C. AT. WiMtD, T I liiS I A n l i A l l l and M IN . tion dating from the time of that K I R A H A I R , hta w ife HELEN J. campaign HRKK. NWlHlD and liKttC.tlK M. This particular inn la built into OIIEK.VtVOOD. her huthand. AL« the fortifications and is charming. |IIKIIT II. MORTON and JEh dIE N. I 'h iU T o N . his w ife . LIZZIE A. These government inns are some­ w\V A t.K K I l and CHARLES K. thing which ahould be investigat­ , XVAl.KKIt. her buaband. E D W A R D ed by anyone contemplating a >V liltl fU lE ltH and E L I Z A B E T H I ItllltUIEIIH. bta w Iff. FIIEO I . trip to Spain. They are fine places, R ollK R T t t O N . HAML'El. F. OO VE, and far from expensive. HEI.P FOR RETARDED CHILDREN in the form of n check in presented to Mrs. Dave Lnuile. president of the Seminole Association for Retarded Children, by Kay Metcalf of the Civitan Club. The check, the first in a series, is from the profits of the sale of fruit cake by the Civitans. (Staff Photo) Legal Notice Refreshing (Limit ona with a $2.50 or more Food O rder.) Legal Notice frut taa f o r his w ife and her c h i l d ­ ren Inam ti not k n o w n !, CON* HO LIDA TKO L I N D COMPANY, a Flori d a C o r p o r a t io n . C. L IIIIAD* l.E T , Whoa# ad dre ss it S4] Mill Street, O rland o, Florida, and I I K R . IIKIIT II. I-S7CK. If alive, and If rioari. hi# o r h t r un know n heirs. Soviet steel mills produced an estimated 60,500,000 tons of sletl in 1151. Legal Notice T h e Mouth •% o f ( l o v s m m e n t l . o i I. (Isee N W t * o f S tV '« nf U o v e r n m e n t Lot I and l.aa lha North SIS fast o f Eaei 9 JS teal o f Hogth of llo v e r n m e n t l.nt It and tha N K 'e « f S iov a r n m .n l I.ol 1, o f S ecti on JS. Town sh ip ] « Month, Itausa JS K an . Tha n a tu re o f tbla aull la lo r e ­ m o v e c e r t a in <l o u d . from and la qu iet en d c o n f ir m the title to the at,n« a d e a r r l b . d property. T he i , a m . o f lha C ou rt la w h ic h ault has h a m Inatllated la T h a C ir cu it C o u r t for lha Ninth J u d i ­ c ia l C ircu it o f Florida, In and f o r Sem in ole C ou n ty , Florida. Tha a b b r e v ia t e d title a f Hta ease la H E L E N HI NT W ES T and C L Y D E H U N T T A Y I s o n , aola hairs at taw and aala beneflclartea unda r tha will nf L ILL IA N U. HI NT, d a , rea*.<l. 1'lalnliff#. varaua MVSIL'KL F HOVE, at al. Defendants. . Tha d e a c r lp ilo a o f the real p r o . fo r t h perty I nv olv ed a bote . Tou an J aarh o f y ou aro haraby requlrod In fils y ou r aa swar nr et her d e fe n s iv e pleading with tha s’ lerk o t tha s h o t s Court and aerva a copy th sr aof upon I t a p , hen R Slagya. (A lt o rn a y fo r C lalnt iff at . sat No. Mala d tr ao i. strlando, F lorid a, an or bafara tha S7 day o f Noeam har, ISIS, l ( yon fail t „ d „ a., o dacraa pro eonf raao w ill ha en ter ed aa stnst yo u f o r tha r a llo f d em and ed In lha C o m ­ plaint. WITNKMM my hand aad tha aaal or said C ou r t at ganrard, Samlnola i'nun ty , F lor id a, thla I I day mt Uc lobr r, I9e*. D C. IIKHNDON C lark Hy; Aria J. Lundqulal • Dap uty d a r k i f r.ALl gTKI'HK.N R. M SOY All SSI No. Main MrrsaS Orlando. Flutlda A t lo r n a y tar Clalntllla Hoard m eetin g t c i m at saa fe r d f o r lha pur po se o f dlsru ealng with tha cltlsa iis n f lha County lha p rop osed rev ised a,-hon| bu dget o f said C o u n ty fo r lha fiscal st a r be g inn ing J u ly 1. ISIS and ending Juna S», IMS. which budget It summarise,! a t f o l l o w s : t. BL’ D fl K T KOR g CCIN iR T SNI* MA1NT KXANCK H F M 'llO O tJ. A. Ilalanrrs on Hand llag tilting of Y aar : I. State Fond a l » . » t . C o u n t y F ond a tSJ.SH. I Hlatrirt F ond a 114.11" T O T V L HUE Investment halani-a b e g in n in g o f Y ea r T-I-SS I S I.I H . B Antlrlpala il Racalple: I. Stats Fadarat F un ds t.ftt.ltl. ! C oun ty Taxes JC7.IM. S. Dist rict Taxaa 1*1,T»». 4. Otht r S o n n e s 1,710. C. Cropo*e,l S7tpandllurat: t Inttru rtlnnal Salaries I . I O W I , S T r a n s p o r t a t io n I* 11". J. I'a ptlal nut lay S l « . a u , « tlahl Herrin. I t . : ; I S. Ot he r Expe nse . and R e fe r e e * 77*.M l . T otal S.tZT.tSI II. n c n f l K T * F OR DISTRICT I N T E R E S T AN tl SINKINfl FUND* A. Ralanra and Reserves tlaalnntng o f Year: IS.OH It Anticip at ed Raralpta: I, T a l e s ", I. Ot he r S ou rces SSd.nn* C. I'ropoaed K ip e n d llu r e a : I. Itnnda ttl.OvO ;. Intereat Jlt.ast. IS A ntic ipat ed IteaeM-a tnd lla U n ie a at End nf Year II,"IS l i t . I ir ix -.K T S F O R DISTRICT IIONIl CONMTR1 CTION FI NDS. A. * , at B eg innin g »*f V , , r . .7. H. Anticipated R ecei pts: t. Hals nf Honda «, I'roceeda o t Martlon 1ST.Z b L oans 0, J. Othtr V7«.»»". (*. I'ropoaed K ip en d itu rea : I STw.SIS. |t B alan ces and llat erv et at Stud n f Tear. 141.111. IT. MII. LACKS TO IIK LE VI E D Tha m llla ae to be levied on the 1>V* a w e i , m e n t roll lo p rod u c e na ce te ar y ravenuaa for thus# hodaata (o r tha ansulna flacal ) e a r ara: A. t o u n t y Sup port and Slalnlenanra F un d I. R. I>latrlr| No. I Current l.» v y J. L". D lt lrlc t 1 lliilldlug an-l Mot lleverva F o n d I. t'om plet a detail* of aach arparata p t r l o f the e,l<no! budget lu m n u r u e d a b o v e are on file and ara avattatde f.»r p-tidlr Intpeo. tlon at tha o f f t r a o f tha C oun ty Huperlntemlen! of S chools at Hsnfnrd and wilt al so he avatlahls fo r such puhtlo he a ri n g to* g ather with all supporting st atemen t* and Inform ation All Intareated parsons ara c ord ia lly Invited to participate la this public he a ri n g and In dleco -a lha Srhonl p r o g am and b u d s e t fur r% SU CK D IE T V I diposit SOUTH SW IFT PR E M IU M Grad* " A " Dr. & Dr. QUICK FROZEN Lean, Delicious Half or Whole i »; h i ^ o i . h r o i m N w l l r r nf y i» \in o < i n n i i i 'n i N P w M Ir H e a rin g T*> wh«*in It n u ) ’ M n t f r i i : Notts* U h e r e b y g iv en In nccorilaiica %%lih Mention 29 o f t»s• 7. o n i n f Kr< ule tlon* thnt K J Hlontk* fo r d»mlni>l« U » l i d n r Inc, re<iu*tt«(l tha fo l l o w i n g 4 overlbo«) p ro p e r tj bo toned I I - 1 Imliiatrial T h a i p a r i o f SK*i nf * K ' i Mar IS : i 31 K o f Witflniiham fill And MK*» of HK*i uf Me. 11 - 2 1- J t. a 1 f* 1 « o f svi \ ,.f Me. m . j i . s :, ,. ih W H o f MEM i ( | « 13. and (hat part o f NNV* of . l f - 21-SJ N n f Ml. ltd It* «n«t that part .if W 'S of S K U o f M#r. 1> .2 I«S3 N nf Mt It.l «M I'ulillc hearlnir Hill )>• helt| in Ihr Memlnol** t ••!«!/ •*•» irt llnuae. I ' o u n h <*umntl»aiiinn • room. Wailnaeday, l»a»*tn»her 2. IH'J at 7 .J0 P. M. or at rnsvi* 't h e re a ft e r aa ponall.k Hemlnote C o u n t y 7 <«niiia Conunl«»l'*n lly Hot.art M ll r n n n Kemhiola C o u n ty Z o n l n t nirrrtnr PuMIah N o v e m b e r I I and 23. MS) Georgia Peach Ptllsbury Survnyland Can. Biscuits 4 c™. 2 9 ‘ Pork Sausage 3 Pillsbury Cocoanut, Butterscotch, Peanut Butter or Sugar « i: nixoi .si in i vrs poxixis t tt'i*ti«vtn> X ulleo of Fwkllr lle o r ln a T o w h o m It m ay c o n c e r n : Null-a la hereby giv en In a c curda nce w it h Section S of the Zo ning R e g u la t io n s that Mr. and Mra. John lleaw le.h r- has requested a Isa'* permit to build and uperata open a - III, , - 1 for used furnllurw nn the f„H„w lug d escri bed p r o p e r ty : FK e r n e r « f lg,t 17, A m en d ed Flat ,,( Druid l*arh FuMI,- hearing will It# held In the Itenilnole Cou ■ v • , rt llniiee. Coun ty Connnlsslunera room VVadnaadar. I»r -o,t-«r t ISIS at 7.14 C. M. or aa auun ther eaft er aa poselhle S c n l n o l e C o u n ty Z o n in g Commission lly Hnhert M. Ilrnw n hen,mule C o u n t y / o n i n s Difei-ee "au a u k a i i a t fr'-Miaiifr'r t * « i : "&■*, uukulL--. b t Morton Frozen Biscuits Suparbrand CHOCOLATE, V A N IL L A or STRAW BERRY Jesse Jdwell Frozen NOW SHOWINCi OPEN 12:15 Vi Gallon U fjUTBleWn11 gm u a n l u w * I'ilU.Nfe, K.\ 3-1216 • ADMISSION — 6te KIDDIES UNDER 1 3 - r > K B Carton TODAY A TUBS. AT 7:06 AND ll:M Florida Sweet Naw rviitom high-Adellty 12* I P r m H nt Dmaif. way maairal hits from recrnt Sinclair TV SpdC* tacular, "Muiie from Shubort Alley" M O W .* I I ■ ■ CO-FEATURE AT l:SS ONLY mom ,— V IM Q M ItrfC H m e a cte M ' ‘G ID G E T ” F E A T liR E : 1:00 . 3:11 SANDRA DEE DALE ROBERTSON JAMES DARREN IN TECHNICOLOR 6 :2 2 • 9:03 ADULTS - 70e FOR THIS ATTRACTION GET FREE AT YOUR m m , ■ m m U ■ ■ with ■ coupon R E C O R D COUPON DEALERS BISHOP and HART, Distributor UPTON Soup Mixes Liplon N'dte 3 pkgi. Veg'ble Soup 2 pkgj Onion Soup 2 pkgj. Gr. P«a Soup 2 pkgj. EU«( Vpg'bla 2 pkg» A\t 29* 35( 29* 35< LIBBY T omato Juice Gather Strelned BABY FOODS j 59 1 Gorbar Slralnad BA B Y M EATS ■> 3 V2 -O Z. A H I Starkist TUNA [ght Msat Chunks No. Vi Can O O �I\ ' , . . ' .•••, " -i ■ uJ**i*,rX.*.. . ’ *s - . '» tax - , (r t -1'm '*!1'- *•* * •• Washington Calling Bp U I W B C U L M (BJMers N*St: nig h h e h d d l t w i relnni prefBe *f BeekfeOtr, Is A ll ‘Development’ ’ t > NEW Y O R K - Beneath ike sur­ face sf Mtia monstrous city, with Ito fantastic contrasts of wealth U d degrading poverty, there Is M a p a peaetp discontent which •res the casual passerbp can discern. Nothing teems to get done akeut juvenile crime, Ik* spread­ ing stain sf tha alums aad tha •treats choked with traffic, aad • hitter and cynical conviction permeates the public ft Really Necessary? I Mr. 8. Forbes Simpson of Fern Psrk h»s sent us • copy of * |«tttr he said he sent to Gov. Collins protesting * pro. •osed increase in funds for the Florida Development Com* JaSssion. Mr. SimpsoA’s letter to the governor seta forth that the Vm Farit resident doesn’t think the Development Commis­ sion deserves the support of public funds and he **jr» it "esn hardly be considered a proper function of government. He adds an important thought: "Furthermore, what is to limit their spending taxes and where will it stop? The Development Commission, utilised in the letter of Its name, is a worthwhile effort to help the state grow and may even be vital. But, in the same mail which brought Mr. Simpson’s letter, there arrived a "release” in the name of the MlwsBareau of the Florida Development Commission which explains how to select a prime rib roast for the family. This was accompanied by a photograph of a roast, some pie and trimmings and the one of the most insipid captions we have seen in quite awhile: “ Breathes there a man with souj dead, who never to his wife has said, Gee, I sure would like g fit} ^ Subsequent mails have brought similar releases ^from the commission, giving tipa for the housewife. Sueh releases are sent free to newspapers all over the country by at least 100 public relations and advertising firms and »carcely n*** he duplicated by the developement commission of the >toto. We received another one whleh is a feature story about a turkey farm and of no .use to The Herald or any otner P*P*We are inclined to agree with Mr. Simpson that the Development Commission should limit its spending to de­ veloping and leave the menus to Betty Crocker. • * • Assignment Washington Band Association Deserves A Hand Another good example of the grownups giving physical as well as financial support to youth activities here whs the btrbecue Saturday sponsored by the Seminole Band Assoc!* , 4 #U°The association continued this year to help hack the activities of the band and add a lot to the fun of the football season and to the morale of the students in school end out­ side. The funds the barbecue raised will be spent on bend uniforms end instruments. There tre many events where the band is shown off to good advsntage and Its appearance and equipment are important. School funds are limited for this activity, so the generous participation by the band associa­ tion members deserves the applause of all who see the band and hear Its lively music. ___ Soys Rebel Yell Can't Be Imitated NEW YORK (UPI — A Colurabla University Enillih pro* {•(•or believe* R It impotilblt nowadays for snyoos to Imitate tbs famous “ rebel yell'* of the Civil War. Alien Welker Read describes the yell as “ a mixture o f fright, pent-up nervouaneu, exultation, u D A IL Y bxtred end a pinch of pure deviliry.’ ’ While related to the Indian war whoop, the rebel yell "occurred only under the excitement and tendon of the battlefield and therefore the real thing hai not been heard alnee IMS,” iaya Read. CRO SSW O RD ACROSS X Republla 1. fallow (C. Am.) & Morocco S. Metric tribesman t. Learning measure 30. Read's 4. Enclosure acarlat 0. Valued rotting 0. Smooth, m 11. Fabric clothes 12. Harms, 7. Discover nixed B. Scoffs 14. lUranant 11. For (ear 15. Melt down that IS. Ran before 11 Fall In • gala drop* 31. BmaUcat IS. Replica atata 17. Hump tabbr.) , mark M. Menace X i XL BUnglng insect 32. Long-haired rate II S8. Rope, making flber IT. Ctrenara IX" SO. King of Utahan u tt. Height S3. Nil* 3ft. Home ■ & aapleaa M. dirt s MOM w 3T, Lift 39. "Ugkt* 7V u out" aignal 40. English 1% princess 41. Otherwise 4L Wooden pins 7% * r II. Loot* hang. Injf point 31. Desire 32. Tre. *umptu< ous 34. Nar. row Inlet 3ft. Thicket Y eeieedai’ a A aev tr 24. Related M U . Aslan Inlaad sea father's 34. Twilled aide fabric* IS. Hubs out 29. Dlipatched 37. Befall It, Number 11. Meaning f TT r - 1 w YA % % li il if %% 10 *6 % m % i-l % ~ 4% % % & 4 (ouch of home when you come over the last hill oa a lonely 10hour ride by snowcat aad tee it there. Irishmen O’Leary and hit Seabee helpers, Robert Williams of Mar* (ball, Wla., and A! Barade of Wait Dennis, Maaa., are looking after tbii post which abuts the strangest airstrip on this ice continent. What's so itrange about the run­ way la that It is made of dirt. Somoday this spot may well bo Antarctica's first International air­ port The dirt was pushed here through the ages by the Wright Playhouse 90 Presents Timely Television Drama lly FHKI) DANZIG NKW YORK (L'PI)—Playhouee 90 on CUS-TV presented a plan uf uncanny timelineia Thursday night. "The Hidden Image," by David Karp, dealt with political Integrity, and personal humanity and Integ­ rity, subjects that much of to* day’* national dialogue Is con* earned with. The author pressed home the point that only the dead are In­ vulnerable to temptation and It It the (eat of a man when he can fight It off. The play'* timely message Is one thing, however, and its effectiveness U another. I felt Karp cluttered hit story with too many gimmicks. Incon­ sistencies and contrived situations to set up his leading character, played by Franchot Tone, for tha final display of undiluted Integrltr­ ill* straining to keep the play going until Ih* climatic last few minute* mad* for *om* rat'eer repetitive dialogue and meaning­ less raii-daxile In the play's middle. Tone, as an hontat but cold, im­ personal political boss, becomes tmbroiled in an invastigallng committee's effort to discredit him and, through him, hi* candl. data for governor. The charge Is that Ton* fed Juicy building con­ tract* to hit long time friend, played by the pear-tonrd Martin (label. There Is no conciel* evidence, cnly innuendo, but Tone become* a political liability and la forced to deliver his resignation over TV. Krai life cases of this sort have had more excitement and Impact than this TV case. The TV drama made frequent use of TV hearings, conventions and speeches, to demonstrate how the medium has become a politi­ cal tool. A drawback to credibil­ ity was Tone’s fight to defend his honor when the viewer could not see evidence to show he was dis­ honorable. At the end, (label tells him that hr, (label, really was using his friendship and was ready In repay Tone. Tone throw* him out o( th* house. Next, Tone tells his wife how, at a young­ ster, he rejected a 120 bribe to sell a hunting license to an un­ qualified customer. Here, I thought, was a clearer morel struggle. I thought Karp would have had a more effective point, albeit a less flashy one, if he had focused an that incident. Dialing and Filing: Sammy Davia Jr., starring on CIIS-TV's Zane Grey Theater, was cast at an Indian-hating cavalryman try­ ing to lead hia all-Negro unit out of an Indian ambush. His acting touched about every emotional base a* he raced, back and forth between hysteria and tranquility. fierier which receded • mere few thousand years ago. Ha leading rdg* la not ■ mile away. Mixed In with Uta soil la some marble dust, from which tl>la place fete Hi name. And there la vol­ canic ash, too, flung here from Mount £ rebus, Antarctica’s only aclive volcano. You see It ik with its 13,130-foot cone top belch­ ing smoke — Incongruous against tbe glsclers. An International Geophysical Year survey party discovered Marble Point two years ago. The crude, small strip built sine* then accommodates email planes la emergencies. But th* Navy wants to build a permanent 10,100-foot runway, which would taka savtn year* to build and would coat 130 million. There la only one other big run­ way on Antarctica now —on the ice of Ross Sea. But the trouble there Is that It melts away each polar summer and then air operation* from the outside world must cease. We were looking over thin place with a four-star visitor, Admiral Herbert Hopwood, Commander In Chief of th* Pacific Fleec The ad­ miral said It wouldn’t surprise him if mmmerciel Jet planes would be landing her* 23 years from now. Then he visualised e big winter resort with the world's greatest ski runs. Chief O'Leary said there's al ready a lake dammed up In front of the melting glacier. It could be slocked with trout. There's running water hare most of the Antarctic summer. Offshore there would be seal and sport fishing. Marble Point could become the vacation spot for people who have everything. Hut most important, of course, is that an International air­ port her* la necessary for short­ cut flights ovtr tha South Pel*. Looking around at this fantasyland of snow under today's bright sun, I got to wishing I owned a pier* of this property for invest­ ment. Chief O'Leary Mid the place grows on you. He's been here three years, summers only when It’e day­ light 24 hours a day. "I arrive when the sun comes up." he said, "and I leave when the sun goes down." And that may be how tourists will be doing H In another genera­ tion or two. W H E N Y O U THINK ABOUT V* A A R . 2 oyA r V C Tbe V. S. Public Health Servlet reports that about 47 million Americans suffsred injuries that required medical attention or caused them to restrict their us­ ual activities for at least a day in llftg . OTHERS BOAST ABOUT “ HOLDING” THE PRICE LINE-LOOK WHAT’S HAPPENING A T HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. Mercury lowers 1960 prices more than ‘13S FOR Y O U R M O N E Y I It*14 HERE ARE OUR QUAURCA1I0NS Page 4 Monday, November 16, 1959 N o "n u m bers gam e” this. W e can actually sell you a brand-new Mercury M onterey 2-door Sedan for ju st $72 m ore than you’d pay for the beat of the "lo w price nam e” cars w ith com parable equipment includ­ ing au tom atic tra n sm issio n , heater-defroster and radio! $ 7 2 .t h a t ’a a l l .a n d w e’ll put you in the bestb u ilt, best-looking, best-riding car on the road. Come on in today— and see w hat we meam w s i.u a a it low, asiu, •■* rshH. M a v e t is j. c i u i s a , tirsow se i s m w m ci T ata ce cB L u v s i e i a asauw *<Wtw tv, lei* as •*• N st •M m •< w tts Sri at caawvaaa si Bans a tee*. ms Hale I* St* see *• » •* I t s ( t i M w a i m e w at f i n s « I M h •■•Ilia* - i r i s t an as* Ims I a m a w a i a m LET US HELD WITH YOUR PLANNING GATOR V W L U M B E R Co 'w a «a e o i»s m o a a s 1 ■r tamlaaia I'tu tr BaUwarr S r Carrie* H , W eek I In i a as-aiM a»nt *.»* us MS fi kSBealfc w S i t r i S t skas "ram ernor largely through his oVa popular appeaL One does ant have to talk with Rockefeller a those in hLt srgB nil ation for long before realising the great amount of thorough preparatioo that precedes every step bn tokns. It in ehnraetorittie of the min and th* background from which ho comnt; n condi­ tioning in which every more in thought out la advtnce with egtram* earn, .luce an much money and prestige la at stake. Rockefeller bell*v:s that with th* additional taxes ha wrung o f af the Republican legislature last year he will be able to balanro bis budget to 1900. At one point a very largo agmont of those voting lot him n ytar ago had turned again* him on the tax Is­ sue. In tkn early mamba af next year the com missions bn hat named will begin to make their reports. They will suggert a pat­ tern of bettor government ana an expanding economy. Aod, eT with everything that happens in Utia Mate la whleh to much power la centrallied, these reports wiH have repercussion* across the country. That la on* reason why to many Presidential candidates bavt com* from New Yak. T# My th * Nelson Rockefeller looks to ltne with toofident as­ surance would be wrong. He Is far too careful and calculating f a that. But to lay that he Jr ready to make every use of Ik? opportunity th * offer* Itself in a Presidential yaar Mould be c a ­ red. Itm* M4A SAFETY *Y f" DOWN in * securely o BY ED KOTBRBA MARBLE POINT, AntarctlceThe IrUh flag flies over this part of Antarctica — the only »uch flag to wave over them fraien wastes." See bee Petty Chief Paul O'Leary of Albuquerque, N. M., put It there atop a 20-foot mait that awayi hard with the polar wind above thli mowed In camp of a doien quonmt buta and three human being* —namely, O'Leary aad two assistante. There'a not much left of the flag, with the wind the way It la, but It’e like finding a welcome One evidence sf the discontent was Ike rejection of n 1300,000,000 head Issue far badly needed it koala. Why give ’em more • n a p to get fat osa—this was th* angry reaction of many citlaens. In a huff over Ike defeat of a project he had supported la his own belated and loeffectuil fash loo Mayor Robert F. Wagner went off to California on a trip which had been billed as a sortie In the interest of his VicePresidential candidacy. That can­ didacy seems at tbe moment scarcely visible. As tbe criticism mounts both from lb* left and the right—"The Shame ef New York" la tbe way the liberal magatlne, Th* Nation, pot It la devoting a whole Issue to graft, corruption, rackets and mlagoreremeot—th* city becomes a political phenomenon for 1910 of the first importance. Once upon a time soother governor, named Franklin Roosevelt, sat la the State House to Albany as scandals festered hi the city and be began to emerge at the cham­ pion of right! and Juatiee. Thoot who are beginning to point to an analogy between RooeaveU and Governor Nelson Rockefeller are not alow to note similarities In the situation today. Rockefeller la more fortunate than Roosevelt waa, in that be la a Republican who needs feel no qualms about moving «galn»l a Democratic mayor bearing th* stamp of Tammany Hall and Boss Carmine DeSaplo. With, tbe mixture, of shrewd iUcal calculation and sincere ire for good government that ie part of his ambition, the Gov•rnor has t deer, cold view of what tbia opportunity means, ln fact, the shot Is already in his locker reedy to be fired nest February ar March. Last May Rockefeller announc­ ed the appointments to a aevenmember group with the politetercet ef his Vice-Presidential sounding name of Temporary State Commission on Government­ al Operations of the City ef New Y ak. Known is the little Hoover Commission f a the dty, M was created by the legislature which empowered the Goverea to Mm* three ef the members of the commltiioa, the other four to be Chosen by leader* of tbe State Senate aad Aaaembty. The commission will probably go Into all the hideous malforma­ tion of the structure of govern­ ment that tries to maintain a semblance of civilised qrder in this vast human ant heap. But it la almost certain at th* tame time —end here are the sensationel headlines that will resound aero** the nation—to com* up with evi­ dence of graft In alliance with crime of a shocking nature. Chairman of the commission Is Otto L. Nelson Jr., selected by Rockefeller. Nelson, vice-president In charge of housing of the New Y a k Life Insurance Company, la on* of the numerous businessmen with an Interest In government whom Rockefeller bee enlisted In a variety of commissions assigned to come up with prescriptions f a Improved government. Already Nelsoa's role is being compared to that of Samuel Seabury in 1930. As the bead of a similar commission Seabunr con­ ducted a courageous investigation Into tbe d ly 'i scandals aod thereby paved the way for th* reform administration of Maya Fiorello LeGusrdi*. Incidentally, too, he advanced the candidacy of th* aristocrat in politics, Roose­ velt, who had been elected Gov­ I * • s T ear S a k tk a ISM l ha m m ik W••%» v. •»*».» B.. '■)■>>., AS m | IM S t V a.VS a M l ■ tm as l u m b r i O i.i M „i,'i.„l, ^ Spi-i.oli, M ti » WkN < M AVI w t o i you sov«l Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Inc. A f t i n * H 41 I Is CiO (1 Rr» . M . S I A • 2 / \ i\ »• i 10$ N orth Palm etto A v«. Sanford* FU.#( �Vhr # asftrft Ifr ill Mon. Nor. 1§. 1959—P»jt« 5 Miss Redding Honored With Afternoon Tea Mrs. Laude Guest Speaker At Club One of the lovely parties of the dal decorations Arrancements of j violin, white swans, tiny rhernhn Two department* it the San- i uied (or decoration*. Following fall season was the bridal tea white fugii "mums", pink cama- holding miniature bouquets, and ford Woman'* Club met for a , the luncheon, Mr*. Hunt presentgiven Thursday by Mrs. George . lions, white pom poms, sweet- • silver candelabra and wedding combined luncheon and card >ed Mr*. David Laude. president | A. Stine and Mrs. Curry M. Walls heart roses and greenery were bells. A styrafoam spiral trew party last week. The civic d e-‘ of the Seminole Retarded Childat the Stine home. 429 Summerlin placed at vantage points through- was decorated with pink t*11! partment tervad a covered dish ren’a Association, who spoke to Ave., honoring Mist Harriett Red- out the rooms. bows, luncheon at noon with Mrs. H. the group concerning thr organi­ ding, bride-elect of Lt. Richard | The arrangements were comThe refreshment tnble was een. W. Goodspeed. Mr*. A. F. Hunt, sation and operation of the asso­ Van Allen. ! pigmented »*> unusual containers, trrr(j *ith a bride doll rausie Mrs. E. C. Harper and Mrs. C. ciation. The house was festive with bri 'including black swans, a black, bos. from which came tho strain* L. Redding a* boetesscs. Mr*. Laud* pointed out that of the wedding march as ah* % Arrangement* ot oak leave* in , membership is not limited to parrevolved. Gracing the buffet wraa fall colors and large baskets at ents at retarded children but a honeymoon boat of stiver, car* star Jaamlne and berries w ere, anyone interested tn the work --------:---------------------- ;----------------I is eligible to join. ; rying a bride and groom, background, recorded, music It was announced that the club played during the aftensooa. THE HOSTESSES. HONOREE and her mother at the tea honoring Mias will serve at the Salvation Army board* on Monday Pec. 14. Nine In the receiving line were. Km Harriett Redding. Left Mrs. (’. L. Redding. mother of the bride-elect. Mrs. women were sclectrd to make a ; honoree. Miss Redding, her moth* Curry M. Walls, Mrs. (.ieorge A. Stine and Miss Redding. (Staff Photo) T. V. and radio program survey or. Mrs. C. L. Redding sad tfve which ia designed to work toward 1 two hostesses. Receiving guest* Intermediate Troop to plans a making program* more interest­ at the door were, Mrs. F. T. i skating party at Slat* City for VAH-9 Enlisted ing and satisfactory. A market i Meriwether and Mrs. Georg* their troop birthday celebration, i basket sale ia scheduled for Jan. Well*. Mrs. E. C. Harper Sr. Wives To Organize This troop is headed by Mrs. J. 1 • and a rummage sal* is plan­ and Mrs. L. I. Frasier escorted All Enlisted Men’s Wives of MONDAY p m. Goldin Circle Class with the guests to the dining room ned far early spring. W. Buckler. On their neat meetj First Baptist Church W.MS Mr*. W. C. Bliss, MIT Palmetto. VAII-9 will meet tomorrow at 9 11 and serving at the tea taMe Bridge ana canasta games were study of Foreign Mission* 10 a S p. m .......... Club at ing day they will meet at the p....................... m in the Chief's < w e r e Mrs. Howard Montielh. A group of Lake Mary women enjoyed _______________ during the afternoon. Mrs. m. lo 2:.1o p m. Bring a sand Presbjtrrun Church Men's !7 . . j. ... |home of Mr. am; Mr*. l>. II. , Mrs. Harry Woodruff. Mrs. S. Q. met at the bom* at Mr*. R. H. I gjjtsbeth Huff won high score wich. Bible class, wives and guests, the Nava Air .station Thr pur- | pIp|fl)ef [or a cook-out. They also Ilarriman and Mrs. Sidney Irao Goble (o make plans- for (he forth for bridge, Mr*. Georg* Wells First Prcsbvierian Church Worn itu-ct for a covered dish supper, I*1** •>« Hie meeting is to . . , . nrrtlv tltruvsuh ‘ III. coming baiaar. to be held at the high in canasta sod Mrs. C. M. en's Bible study and prayer band, Honoring Cdr. Norman Mclinnts. lie an Enlisted Wives Club of 1 Mrs. George Totsby preaided Lake Msry Community Presby­ Win* won the scre*oo. . _ Pnl. 7„ ~ VAII-9. | the needlework guild of thr ell-| 7 p m. We I » maotiiK* 2.30 D. ill.) I D, IT!. at thr guest book. Also aMist­ terian Church, Friday Nov. » . At s short buiinfH niertinj nT.mDAT iAv The Sanford Nursery will he ru. council of girls scouts. They TVER First Baptist Church, Home ing with the guests were Mr*. U will begin al 5 p. m. with ih* social department derided to j. Pinccrest Baptist Church. Ruth makers S. S. Clast meeting and fvailab’r for the evening ant all {will make wrappers, blankets and J. D. Wright Jr. and Mr*. H. a chicken pilau supper, under sponsor several small parties to S. S. Clast meet* with Mrs. L. party at home of Mrs. O. Lewis eligible persons arc urged to at- . . . .. „ „ . Wade Rucker. Floating hostessea Gv* direction of Mr. and Mr*. Ed raise fund* (or their projects. F. Stewart. 609 Camellia CL, * Dinkins, 1907 Mellonvillc, I p. m. tend. ,M „. .Mrn. Harry R. Schaffer were Mrs. James Warner, tho _! Inirrmrdiate troop 4 9 1 t i n t Zimmerman. Tickets are *1.25 for Hostesses Mr*. F. T. Meriwether, (he Misses Sandra Wright, Kay meet* in l.ake Monroe with Mrs. t * « w adults and 7Se for children. They Mrs. E. C. Harper and Mrs. Ivey and Marty Stemper. J. K. Giles as their leader and / l V QTV I O i l FLO may be obtained from Mr* Zim­ J. L. Corley served punch dur­ Mrs. Raymond Rail was tn Miss Mabel Chapman as assist' merman. Gleasons Grocery, Lake ing the afternoon. charge of refreshments, assisted ant, arc busy planning their can- _ . . Mary Food Market, and several ' hy Mrs. M. L. Rabom, Mrs. members and children of the dlclight investiture service for [ j f a n C i m O t r l C r Nov. 19 at the Lake Monroe v i v u i v u i i w u i v . 1 Verne Messenger and Mrs. 0. W. church. school. All parents arc invited Mrs Harry ft. Schaffer Is Touchton. The hostesses presentPlans also include a fish pond.1 fur the service and refreshment* probably one of the youngest ne,|dlng with a silver a curio shop, a needle work About ten girls will he pinned. „r. ni,mnlh, r. In lh„ * memento of the cal| occsbooth, baked goods and candy and _ _ grandmother* the Sanford area. tra> ,lnn a* Morc !hjn ^ „UMU e<! many other altractions. I A 1 * V r k lIf She is 32 year* old anil the during the appointed houri. 0 There also will be a merry go I M I II 111 I U W mother of seven children, ranging round for the children to ride j in age from H lo Iti years. while their mothers shop. It is| Parent* ofthe bouthside P. T. hoped that this baraarwill be O- will meet at 7:30 p. m. TuesBonnie la>u iMrs. Guy Filer very succesiful and the public Is ' day tn viail in their children I Jr. I the oldest became a mother classrooms and talk to the teach­ cordially invited lo attend. recently. Both mother and daugh­ ers for thirty minutes. ter were married when they were At I o'clock a short hii*inr-« Mrs. S. F. Manfre was hostess onlv IS years old. The E'.ters meeting and program will be pre­ to the Camellia Circle of the , live in Newrvtlle, Penn. sented. Don Bales, president, Santord Garden Club at her home Mrs Schaffer smaller is employed as ^ *,r* w* urges all parent* to attend at in laich Arbor Thuru'iy evening. 1 nurse , aide at Seminole Me- R ' f n l e r t a i n e d wi tha combi. this is an important Hireling. mortal Hospital, and is an active |"al,on ' ° " ce * * *5? A report will be given on the Serving as co-hostesses were Mrs. member of the Congregational ;*r1, ? ' no,'ck at the Davl* Halloween Carnival. Harold Chapman and Mrs. E. W. Christian Church. She and her !«>.ne on l oronad* Coneoune. Rrfriehments of Russian tel, Mrs. Albert Jarrsll was hostess husband enjoy all kinds of sports, Peterson. colfre, doughnuts, mints and nut* tn the November meeting of cir­ The program lor the evening especially horse back ridihg. swimwere served. cle 2 of III* WSCS of First Metho­ was a plant disease clinic con- ming, dancing and skating. Guests included, Mrs. Ruth ChIU dist Church at her home on Semidueled by Dr J . F. Darby,plant The family 's fav.iiil,rcu ea-, ,enJcn MUi Br„ Jone4 Mrl> no’ .- Blvd. pathologist at the Centra Hor lion, lojeltii-r, * skating Mrsc. sonny „a b «rn. Mr*. George ChspCut fee and pound cake were , ida Experiment Station. He pre- j Schaffer also take* time to work tn#n Mr, J>tn„ „ Ufhie Mr|. j , •erved to the members at they ; sented the memliers with some with her lluwers. lu-y cam* to j j. Hobby. Mrs Chester Oxford arrived. The worship renter » M yrry interesting literature At the Santord from Pennsylvania root* Mrs Flossie Goodson Mrs. Cecil arranged bv Mrs. Grctchen CroThe Golden Circle class of ronelllMon nf his talk the group Hun seven years ago and re­ -S. Sheppard and Mrs. C. A. well featuring one of her char- First Baptist Church, met the enjoyed a quellimi anil answer side at 2>>22 Mohawk Ave. ........ _ tiuerry. MORKLIKC HOLIDAY CLOTHES al Hie OfticciV Wive* Club l'aidiinn f o a l paintings. I home of Mrs. Sylvan J Davis. perliKl. • show, left, Aim Itolaml, wearing an all around wool jersey .whirl wu1«t ilrtv-m Jarreil led the devotional for the November business and Mrs V K Snuemaker, Jr. social meeting, with group 2. as ami the chairman. Mrs. M. It 1 ***rial by Robbie 11rook * and June Swope wnoinyr tot all Oceanian suit in melon c i r c l e president, conducted —Over ten million persons to­ hostess. Strickland, presided at the busi­ and beige. A two piece cotton knit for trip-*, parties or a visit with friends. short Imsiness meeting. Mrmhe•ri day are living alone. Th# majority Mrs. F. W. Hall presented a ness session. Circle 2 will serve (Staff I’tioto) 1wrre asked to attend tile Garden are women the youth supper Nov. 22. with Thanksgiving devotional and Mrs. Therapy and Juniot Gardening L> ^ / _ C ~ . l Mrs. G. R. Jones and Mrs. J. H. M. Dyson, vire president, pre­ Workshop to be held Nov. l» at r l a i l S b a K e b a l e H. la-e in charge of arrange­ sided ai the business session. BANFUHD the home demonstration buildPlans were discussed fur De­ ments. tng Mrs. Frank Donalme presented 3:30 A S:00 P. M. cember aclivitlies. including a Members voted to donate a New members wrlt-umcd to the a demonstration on dried flower basket at food to some needy gift for the 12 year girl at Bap­ circle were Mrs Dave l.aude and fruit arrangement* for memfamily for Christmas. Mrs. Lee tist Children’ s Home in Lakeland. and Mr- Jack Wilber. Mrs It. hs-rs of the Lake Mary llmne A social hour of fellowship was (presented the lesson study’ on American l.rgioa Mrs R. M. Donald-on was S Vustin give a horticulture re Demonstration Club. enjoyed, and refreshments of Members of the Officers' Wives door prue* were donated by the book of Luke. $2.90 was made rhairm.in of the refreshment l«>rt coneerning November garden Ground*, lliwsjr 17 pumpkin pie and coffee was >ntj n,tir guests enjoyed a * Beauty Salon and the M ayThe group met al the l^ke from a project at the meeting. fair Inn. Inn. A A potted potted plant plant wawas committer and assisting her chores . , f h(m fair Mary Fire House. Mrs. Donahoe The December meeting will be served. M e m b e r * attending were Booth rhehiMtesn, served Ice box pie |f ,evrritl arratlRrmcnU ou, awarded *»' for high ........ score at *' -each “ hl1 were. Mrs. K Bovvi-ll, Mrs I J. a covered dish luncheon at Mc­ Mrs. A. C. Doudney. Mrs. S. II. rard part> •*n(‘ fa,mun ‘ h0W, .......... Mr*. C. S. Muse, Mrs. Thursday at the Sanford Worn tahlr. Demhoski. Mrs. M. A Mt-rgl and coffee lo Mr- Mm.-maker of materials that ran Ih- found Coleman. Kinley Hall. Mrs N. S I’ ruden and Mrs. A. Mrs Laude, Mrs. Wilber, Mrs (hit time of year. Aiopicm: 10 & 8 Club Other* attending included. Mrs. F. W. Hall, Mr*. J. W'. barter an s Club Austin. Mr- Alfred Chiles, Mrs S Specs. W. B. Bitting. Mr*. II. II. Collier, Mrs. II. C. "atlcrson. Mr*. II 'Die club was decorated in Following Hie demonstration, a Fninoun Crinliunia Present Carlclon Blt-s, Mrs. Tom M e VAII-7 was hostess for Ihe par covered dish luncheon was served, Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. W. J. D. Clay, Mr*. M. R Christmas theme, with the ^ a g e ty with Mrs. Donaldson and Mr*. Donald, Mrs Madelyn Kuhn. Mrs with Mrs. Charles Kruger a« ho*David Mrs. S. J. Ilsrrimsn, Mrs. Mr*. 0. C. lisrrelt. Mrs. II II set up as a living room, com Vernon Hardin, Mrs. Lewis Bar ................. M. D. McPherson serving as cotc*». C. R. ' Jones, Mr*. W. R. Nichol Bloodsworth. Mrs. J. A. Beiwie- plete with fireplace and Christmas hostesses. Mrs. M. Otto was co ley. Mrs. K. C Harper, Jr., son, Mr*. J. II. Lee, Mrs. T, E, chin. Mrs. John K. White, Mrs. During Hu- business meeting, nrdmator of the fashion show and ,'lr‘ "• J- 1‘ members voted to purchase a Wilson. Mrs. T. C. O'Steen and B. M. Dyson, Mr*. Joe Davis and tree. The models entered the room Horton, Jr . Mr* John Kei-llng, ,, ... . . . . .. Mrs Harold Lang was coinincn Mrs. M. N. ClevelaniL__________j t„ »now their lovely holiday '•Mrs. H. R. Pilcher. Mr*. Charles Lansing, Mr*. table (or u-e in the (ire house Cdr. and Mrs. S. \ Raney en- |ainr fashions Smart Stetson, Mrs Richard Sil They also decided lo hold a trrtainrd for a group of friends >•**!, i o n s were lurnisned by the The refreshment table was cen­ hake sale Dec. 13, in front o( vers. Mr* \V P. Layer, Hollywood shop and hairstyles tered with a green Christina- with * dinner ,-arty al thitr home, _________ the Lake Mary Post Office. The wrre by Neil Altman of Nell's ># proceed* from Hu* sale will lie ires- arrangement, greenery and 1901 Sanford Ave. The menu m tall tapers. Inch was later eluded chicken eaccialort «> v r r Beauty Salon. M ()S| )itu l A U X iliiU * y used to purchase table* for the anled a* a door price Other j ^ „ ljd| (ru i, ca V r , nU c„f. O. W. C. members of VAII-7, is , . | r|’ \1 , * *,rc house, serving as models were Mr*. iSOUlTi • " I ' l l L l ! At their next meeting, sehedulfee. Ben Stewart. Jeanette Mil/, June The Women'* Auxiliary ol Semi cal lor Dec. H, there will he a The tahlr waa cen'ereil with a Member* of Xi Bel* Eta Chap- Progressive Dinner to be held on L,a kt* M u i y C il'L ’ Ie Swope, Ann Boland. Jo Jennings, non- Memorial llospilal will hold demonstration on Christina* deco­ ter of Brt* Sigma Phi attended Nov. 23. The appeluer will be .. ri’ fruit bowl arrangrmrm, in a milk Camille Moreland. Mildred Now- a board meeting Tuesday at 9 30 rations. Everyone is invited lo - - - -Bolao served ii I p m. at Ihe home I t ) i i l c u l 1 O H lu l I tjvt gla-s container, lecture given by Carl er* and Naomi Dunn. *. in. In the liu-|iit.il dining room atiend this meeting of Mr*. J. L Horton, Jr. Circle 2 ol the Cnited PresTho-e alti-n ling were. Capi. and 'd»r *< the Sanford Art Aaxoeta•sr. Mrs. Harper served delicious hylerian Community Church, of Mr*. James Damage and their tion meeting ** their cultural program for Ihe ever.ing. Program ice box pie aid coffer to Mr* Lake Mary will meet tomorrow house guests. Mr and Mi* Har­ chairman was Mrs. Don Bal«*. Bales. Mrs. Bliss. Mrs. Speer, at a p. m at ihe home of Mrs old Anderson; Cdr. and Mr* Dave King, Cdr. and Mrs " M lloblllMr*. K. C. Harper, Jr. w«s Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. Horton. Mrs j Joe Smathers. Mrs. Fide Jane Keogh will tell, Cdr. Dirk Davis. M< and host*** to the group (or tb« buni­ Harold Chapman. Mrs. C. M on s meeting. The Thanksgtvmg Nichols. Mrs. Robert Cushing. lead thr -tndy program, concern Mr* Sam Day. M and Mrs. basket to be given to the Salva­ Mrs. Frank Mebane, Mrs. Dsn utg the Church and circle nrg* Harold McC'umhrr, Mr- Rosita niration and duties. Rust and Mr*. Dionr San;*ier. tion Army was filled, and Chrfct- Ratten. mas gift* to be sent lo ChaVahooehe* were collected. Mr*. Carleton Bliss reported on • rti* chapter's service project which is a Clothing Bank for children. Anyone having ^xid used clothing they would like to donatr may contact Mr*, illtss Fratuiing I'hc World's Greatafter * p. m. at FA 2-4321; and c-l Areal** Star. • The Grsat the articles will he picked up Kermsum vow dwmtassd* froi.i uld f-sslieonad Firddie ilisrh lit Air Ob The Perfect attendance star* were Ruly Boly • Red Dingier A jewelry m a new, essMiwm/ed h.tmi csrwed numupresented to Mr*. Bale* and Mrs. S DAYS AND 4 FAMILY OF 4 Ci- World’ s Champion T«m ing made hy m*uer jtrsvelcse. Vernon Hardin (or the yesr 1937 a nivim* NIGHTS ONLY polini-ta • Danny And The 176 OF 650 UNITS 3g by 'he president Mrs. G. An Mi r t h Provoking Clow ns, (Shorter Stay*— SEPT. I - JAN. I leweirv iln spised csfxxiaHy for vue at a . V\ \ \ i ,Shor1« drew Speci. Pranksters * Aldo And His per night I Msspmitlglv low. low COM. UwdjfM M M M Tioup Of Doberman Pinschers, ▼ Final plsns were made tor th* A Fosse swimming pools sow v o w m n v m m s a The Acme Of Perfection In Dog Training • The Incompar­ A World's most famous beach Chsc trained jrs»«4^ designer svsd induwhssDy able Canistrellis In Keats Of B ir t h p la c e o l S p «««* A Free golf greens fees ,s*kill And Daring On Th# Un to mm vow peeennaf u m l I«Jw C a lib r a tio n <u|i|M)ttcd L a d d e rs • Georg* A Nightly ontertainmenf of the ElIinor sfsfmwaf Burma * And The Elephant* Village Country Club Th« King Bron. Cir • Itaeiu, Benny, Tripoli, Death l i t ilft i ■ Defyieg Leaps Through Hoop scheduled lo perform hare A 24 Hour nursery 3 baby sitter service A-* i-i j.. KADhR S (if Flir Over The Elephanta, on Friday, Nov. 20tb, hi roe eeiiiVAfiONS os aooitionai inBuilding Human Pyramids, AeDfcSK ih m > G B O L P o4 nsnssniingv rOISSAIION CAll OIANOI (-0SSI Oi rnl-at* • The Justly Famous. under Ihe auspice* of The Wilts MCI. \N.|i r Vrisatilc Talente-I, Criatilni 10 and ft Croup of Ihe Sisters, Dangeruusly Daring, ro<e* ILLJN OR American Legion, and aot Feats Aboard A Racing Horse, ruird-lcrs, Ariialitts • And VILLAGE # Fir*werV» c «^ Me* the Dinabled American Atany Others • Oumad I • • *!> , Veterans a« elated in win­ General Admission * n*»i4« Fdow carda and eigne. Children 'JOc Adullis 1.25 Cor Club A t s ^ .V h ^ Rrwerve Seat I’ ricen After Club spenorao. Sanford Chapter No. 30 nnon 50c N ight 75c Available Only On Circus Disabled American Grounds Circus Day FA 1 M I. Put Are, King Bros. Reserve Seal. Alt Veterans Grami.Haml Chaira Girl Scout Diary Lake Mary Bazaar Church Calendar Planned i PTO Meets Dr. Darby C offee Honors Conducts Clinic Mrs. E. B. Bolick Circle 2 . M eets o4£ Jarrell Home Circle Plans Gift For Child Lake M ary Club F R I. O W C Holds Parly, Fashion Show N O V. 20 Baneys Give Dinner Party Sorority Presents Attendance Awards, Plans Holiday Projects « PLAN NOW TO SPEND THE THANKSGIVING WEEKEND AT RE-DESIGN youi* old jewelry VILLAGE in ORMOND BEACH $27.00 w r k jz i NO TICE i WM. E. KADER JEWELER �.'.I' - Cham ps tp Waektagtan (PI) It tbe Meek )N beta Waahtagten Male. A WkaMnftan lent and an Oregmi (hi I vWtaey nvee Oregnn .Mat# would gtvo the berth to Urn Ducks. Rngtt Bewli Gom ia (hot clinch«d |M Bra) Southeastern Centeranew thle state 1MI when B beat Antom, 14-13, Satutday but U la 4 tattblftil choice. Louisiana Slats 4h i) peekshty wtl) got the hast berth ft Be beets TbU sm tttn and Ibeee la n chance tbe "visHot'e" Md ottl f t to Mississippi (41) vchua etnas up aap‘ «>*4 Ui*»Us. ATLANTA, (UP1) - Ueerila’t M M ogs wee ihvlr first South eastern Cnotarwnte tale slice IMS wtth a drama-fUWd upset «f Au­ burn Saturday sad iseculitlm today has the RuUctei* la the Oraaie le e l on New Year's day. That* wtU be no official bowl awiweacisnat until tbe aeaaon ends. Rut prim* sources predict that a Buildup win a m Georgi* Tech la the Not. ■ finale would aature a Miami trip. The Bulldogs scored rn a IS»aed paaa with enty to seconds left la the game to beat Auburn I I I ). The victory |.-ve Georgia a M RKO record and three Isn't a team able to maim it. The Southeastern Conference champion usually goea to tbo Sugar Root but it l« * s like fourth ranked, aace beaten Louis­ iana State mil defend the coo•sconce's honor there. The Bengala, upset hy Tennessee, rebound­ ed tn lino tt»W *stnrdsy »|'j! a If a ot« over Mississippi State. This aU both dano to a question at what to do about seventhrhohed Mississippi which appear* to he the elioofMl teem in the Southeast. The Robots, beaten by LSV tslned a** yards Saturdsy while muting Tanneseee JI T. This tap aided i t s over a tram that beat bark LSI? and Auburn ibcuid asente Mississippi a tad—probable to the Qatar Bowl. Utah. Oklahoma ( I t ) la ineligible bneeusn it pUswd u tbe Wet last Jan, I and Missouri. Kansas and Awn Stale are tied tar secuod place with S I reesrdt Tbe Op Mgs Bant commute* Sunday list­ ed M l', Georgls, Mississippi. The SRO gained «oe tvwl can Ytameesee, Alabama. Georgia dslate amt tost another Saturday TVeh, Miami amt Fesm State as beaten, twice - tied nesaihte rtvals tar the Big Right when ewce Ala Nama upsta Georgvs Tech 4T. altar Matting CVdtMe. MO, 3atwr fay. aad its rival depends mywq tae result of the Nov ft game betwvsw Texas and Thant AAM. It'U be Atkansav if Tvtai bvses nod Tuna If the Longhorns wm. TVaas Cbnsusn can share n the pnhw aw crown but rant be tae bsd so the bowl Gqftar Bant; CVmsoo i 31t esa clinch tbe Atlantic Coast G w Vewce m)s by besting b a le Par­ cel 434) Gees g.a. fson Stats, Mitstmppi and Tynawssee are other teaAmg csssdi.istes on a list A Tbch victary ptwhsMy would havo left the Orange Bowl N.J hanging m the w w r t ef tbe IX h Georgia game, tf klbama tan upset Anhorn there wU! tarety bo a pott-oeasMi opening wwoe where kw ihe CPimson Tw­ in other aettan Baturiny, « s h r Avg r.'are tMd VandecVsii * S wv»h a fcwmh • peooi r.veeSA-wo sod Kootocky, unable to wm m the owtfcrrvKe. wa'.toped Xavier ad Ohw> it A TVs ta w v lii. U u s a a i beats sod TV.aue close out thrtr s ta » * i it Bason Raapr. Vess-virVy wv'.l be K\*t sa TVemessee m the Wttacsis finale. Alabama w..l be host to Msmpba State, t s b n to M.s* vaavjp* 3 m )m « . rWnda to L V o it State and VwAttbb to FVere.-v State. Astwday a start tnr'oAed Tali back Chart* Dowers and quarter bs.k Jack Gvbbs d qrsswecback Fraorts Tartems.-w. of Georg a, place k-ck u a,-ws-.a:.»t TTed bsgvoo Jr o! Alabama Pali barA Jobsevv Rbb.xo.-oi ti ISY ar>d ft'.T'Ns.'l Cowsie Vnirvi of T^ate Dowers ( t o r i *.4» n rf* rush a t ani vLbba l b yaras n u >>* a U iM ittap's eaay vvrsory. Tart rat.-* cbJxys'Nrd t a r of fine pa* w i so carry Georgto U yard* ic pavdet * ,rt rsa! rrattrv Nr geos trite.- a t) . yard fw-i4 gna. that wvwcied T toi Xob.r.»na sernevd twice ns past cat.-tea Andrrwx pis a - tbe yardage aa Tu aor n S va rd tyvr.g ir.'v sVar-isrba. g v ha; e Bra; n Gaerg-.a aberaaied breswew tbs roie-v of htc-o ana g-ntc. n .» ‘ i.rrtU TAP T E S T rr; ip m Abbsra .Noll gnat. K.t ."A - vor* pjK res-ura scncod I vovvg a a :~*v. fn.-i bncww. Anf. to btactol a »«a».mate » psn. «..t i tto tea* ot be nt» > w «m tm (A n j i p b i t y AaKs-ax Snu.-hncsi Sparta W riter l>ie5 CRACKY CATCHES TOUCHDOWN PASS for u Seminole score in third quarter after getting behind the Bishop .Moore defenders in the end zone and being hit by a toss from Kay l.umlquist. who fooled the Hornets by faking a roll out. Dave Demetrco (71) tried in vain to deflect the football. fatted Press tafoewrtMaal U the Cleveland Browns win • National Football Laagoe championship, they should gtre Bobby Lgyne, tbe old playboyquarterback, a case of tbe vic­ tory chaapegMLayne, a Texan who never 1st hidden hit Mds to spice tbe sea ami wttb a bit of nightlife, la peat tbe glory years when be ted tbe Detroit Lions to two NFL titles. He's 33 sod playing for tbe Pitts­ burg Stectert. but b* - ‘i ll Is tbe stater of the cl=tto play. Layne'a 43-yard pass to Tbm Tracy Sunday with B aecoods to go gave tbe Slewlees (3-4-1) a 14-4 upset triumph over tbe New York Glaou end stunned s capa­ city Yankre Stadium crowd of 44.744. The perfectly • executed toss, against a defense that had ort permitted a touchdown since it last faced Laynr Oct. ZS. pro­ duced a coolly defeat far tbe Giants. l . l ’ NlMJl’ IST G A IN S E IG H T yards on a wide play a fte r taking a pitchout front Quarterback Mike Kolverts. M ickrv M crola 111) m ade the tackle fo r Btehep M oere. lS t a ff P h otos) By J11RBY At)AIM'.TO\ aad tto acere i..vx st 13 7 .r. vVve of the Urges* crowds evsr favor of -.to Heraeka to ester Memorial Stsd.-.m wit- ‘ A* Ume wa« tvcjuxg out -. tto to u t! vbrO ofier thrGi .a a (•rat half tto i t r e n t i made gre-s: home ONS.aag eontes; >e- tbenc n.-»; afwv.iru.ar dnve tA.th twwra ihe lU b y V .we llarsr.t only -.to ;w\>=.^.w:ri rc-ajutf cc and ;>e Sax.'ord Se*uwwes Tbe tto clock they oegaa :* r x X> Sems-svet bead a c-e rvvr; lead iberts rax IS yards fx a first at the Vail »mty to see the Her- Jewx a; mad f.c)4 CVs tto scat nru .v cv roanag back to take play to a ; Grace} *.ih a ,-avi ilis c.vaicK py a score of 31 23 good i.-r It j a:-» . i tach r: TV Conors; .-y-rood with ha.-, fan* dew-a Tto a Coach .'.a r^ x * ford ViCk-.T.g The tVfcr.se »ed eaDed or Vn.. Ale- MrA..htos and the Hornets k ckv-d oa fourth down >o the 43 yard -he Tbe bemtooes . ».mc:..a;e.,i begat :he_- march down f*4d tV tbrd Aowt l.-ie.act u i'v M f.vt yards or s :ir *5 dowm. tV sevcuid dtmt Xobc.-.s rcOrd m : ai«d p-ckoi 1,7i.s good for anoJier tin: Sc«x s i » . . ! ntly Tto-r took tto p&choti tor scarebaser: and tosnni a paws to J.m Grace* t ;. .ct'.i»*. ana •w-fco .-ifrwvg tb# had to tto 11 ci who mane > Jobs Lcw'.ace p.-led t o aaivtar rce. Gbr.scemier firs: down n t u v u arc .« f w .) to s touc and Seat. k/O r-.t u e a te i e>tr f'orv .’ .to to n.m.-TV the tint Cbr.MonuM bocir-ci a a<:k to.-’Oi.g-h -.to vju.gtt.is to* Jit a is - npoto-s « .a to n.iroict /*\d 7 -A » m im ir ( Cm toe Tto H.-ciwvt we>re iw* to to .n to-.Ru t ge. Lojic dee-pod. T » j took icT ani togas ,to_* T»ar.). Ot se-roxt ' arris v hr.-e be v is catjfic )> wi. end -to had m U ( or .to-^- fvcsiit itf tot s e n t T2-i ;.me r «x at «:.ar eir>erk dark N.. •av •.he toii.itoi’f ja.scr.g gimt .suel lot f-ir-rsor <a tto T.a; arc the and ;ht t.il w c k rvtc tit ocw-jjs score read 11-13 is (iw r of the toxoewes Tto lim e u :.v4 tto L cl aad togas ttoar a.rrh back dew* -toe i c l f shoe: paaocs and s 13yard pemaLy auvei them to *d* Sax feed 12 Tbospsoe hcoke around end f x :to scoct Ts.s ume S ir boar br.-.ie :hrM.gh aad fN-pooi Pjerwc* a» to a;:c*p: " to r s •_he poist la die foarth je a v i toe Swnets took a fittU R of a Nat_orf .rt:i.t ot tto~* own Zi .After ;toy had moved to ihe NarJ.-r-i IS Pjeeeoc brake Dettga and weiri the ta u sc fee toe score. Agsm toc_* pass cry fadod and tot score tcosf a: 152 s favx if toe H.-rreii Tto .-varae-u ka>d Uw hea.rc.es arur laU | toe t e t a f arc toey wece «S I ga.r. Ttvs r s c 7 v .n u irawtof a* varus gar itoator? score. Tbey aurajeei as past i:c toe pti.T. to—> tome ban ( « l i N-ose-s. tg> hy Tto v n. jules a i r : tod ctcwm .to fete agaa A 17 yard pass es sSs--s-c-tjcit avcv-nd toe bca~anes ra .to Horse: 23 ami a» ovtoer ac Graxy miwevd to tto -Urec a acre le*v .ace wem: arnuni «ihd Itc toe K-cce. Gbr.stott.iet added toe PAT aad toa: was toe tmd of .nr icoriiig Tto data TO •jwy-Avier i.vil efi tar s 33 yar£ w-j;a tiny in-e yarns w y a e i fre e lite g.so wto r.jftc lecaods TT The arrt nja to rair. .to pnu ; jft. m :to scoevtoto-a *a.)ci anf .to homo saoto: a: 74 Insurance Team Paces Kegler Loop In the Mstch-of tbe-Wrek of the Sanford city HowLag League Lis: Wednesday tught. tbe mmg New Yort Lee lnvsrsnee team coou-aed its wisxmg ways by tataag two games !rta the first place Harry's Liquors tram, thus dr.-pp^c Har­ ry's into s ue for Ln: place wuh Mather of Sanford, who rwrt* Utree gssev frsa Gear s Sem-maie G iis rrf sad Laundry. la tbe other match. Burned Pata’.er* toak rwo taaes fraa Celery Cay Pnruxg Compaxj. JLp Scamper ted u e Insurance sea to tbe-r isp cm et victory. rolling s hag M K m i. Frank Hate ttcprd Harry’ s » i n w-.tb a total i x the atgtS- Mather wf Sanford was led a the- sweep by A1 Dr Palma s Z2fr4il. wtalr rague gevay Bock Fxg-iwra tr.cd to stop ihra w.to his 31Z StUl Dxmer. Pasters. wtXh a fine -.earn effort tx pevd by Claude Fos­ ters *35 timed back O terr Ccy P rs-rg rtapasy a spate ef the iZl rtsjed hy Ha! G-srrep. lie* took a hffh pitchout which jutt about (•t away from him and fired to T*rryM Chrkrtanaan for the TD. Thle climaxed a* drlva from the 50 jrard line In le«a than two minutes. Although the Sominolaa came up on the short end, they came back every time and looked «reat in losing. Their total offense for the evening was 314 yards to the Hornet*’ 261. They picked up 15 first downs to the Hornets’ 8. Even though things turned out as they# did, tie Homecoming crowd waa happy. It was a great team effort and the nice thing about it was that there wasn't a star oa the field. Everybody had a part in Offfcasiv* end Terry Christensen play, ed the entire game Friday with a broken finger and even though his hand was hindered by a large bandage he madeA some phenomenal catches. On one play® in the final quarter he made such a great catch that Coach Pigott hollered down to Dr. Morgan, "bandage them all up, Doc.” I might add that Terry added four beautifkl kicks for the extra points and boomed the kkkoffs down the field like Sam Baker. • • • This was a good weekend to bet on the Gators — They were idle. m The Browns, looking mate end more like the Octet and teams that have dominated pro football stare World War If. took mtiek advantage of Lome's assist. With Bobby Mitchell opening a three-touebdoon spree with a *0yard rue. tbe Browns made tbe Washington Redskins (3-3) their fifth straight victim. 31-17, tad deadlocked tbe Giants for tbe Eastern Division lead. However, tbe Brownlee will know mare atuut their ieeiiogj tar Lame after they play the Steelen next Sunday it Geve’.and. The Colts, defending league champtoos. get a chance to tie tbe Ssa Francisco Porty-Ninera (4-2) for tb* Western lead neat Sunday at Baltimore. If tbey Bn, tbe Cotta (3-3) will ewe e vou of thanks to Jobsiy V o fr j sod tbe C.Vclgs Bear.. Merns ran tbe opening kiekaff l i yards to s«c up a aoe-yard tourodown plunge by Rick Ceseres sad caught a 31-yard scarJig pits from Ed Brown to lend tbe Bears (S-4) to n 1*3 triumph ever tbe Far.y N ^en at Ckiciiu Bahtmcee. with John Vattas fir­ ing two scoring passes to Ray Berry sad tbe deosirr touchdown tons u Jua M a (iek e> , tank advantage of Chiesge's beip by edging tbe Groan Bay Packers, 34-34. Baltimore started the diy two games behind San PTaaeUra. Tbe Philadelphia Eagles (5 3) also benefited from Pittsburgh's triumph, moving within a irn is of the Giants and Browns (csciP g-l) Jo tbe East by downing the Chicago Cardinals, JT-lT. Clarence Peaks plunged a yard to snip • 17-17 tte with Hr# minutes to jv after Norm Van Broeklln's iS-yard pass to Pete Bottlatt set up vbe pf»rEarl Jforran completed a yard touchdown pass to Dave Mid­ dleton and an ll-yarder to John Henry Johnson to lead the Uaai. (3-5-1) lo a ZJ-tT triumph over th# Los Angeles Rams '2-1) in tbe other game. Mandtags Eastern Dtvittwe W L Cleveland a 2 New York 1 1 Philadelphia i 1 Pittsburgh 3 4 Wish.infton 3 S Chicago Cards I * Western Hvtatan Saa Francisco Baltimore Chicago Bears Green Bey Detroit i Lee Angeles T Pet. a TV) I T» « (S 1 .429 0 .37$ 4 ZV) 4 • 2 0 3 4 3 3 3 0 .US 0 .3*) • STS l as 0 .310 3 « S 5 4 art degraded and dwarfed for want of iu It follow* from all tki*. that tbe greatest of aU fotiies is to s a c r i f i c e health for anr (.'rooms Undefeated Mier kind of haziness, trsM st A cad ew y v w tb rw k sm vM ta i til tgaatsa Dtytass whether t: be for gain, Beach 2S1) t* rod torso wetsew ach^v e—ee:. icanurr or fane. Everythiig ahcsiid be r-ade seoroiarr to hoallb."— ■ Olympic Traininjr *_AX.r PLk.lD. n . t . m i — .stars s CKyttjur sptyc sLauag wguad begat r~aii.itig toea< a gee ggrtjm i n toe vacer games u X heid a: Aauw YaBr>. Cali arer toa oncer. Bnmtartti it vhe sevo.vg qua. .«c, ‘.to Hoc bi-u to gat to atal k a lia afarc .ai-n.g e»t<r t*ro it ftois f t ^ary w.tocw a Nna.‘o.'d ur.-e waa tifMiri halted. Tto ronwrj «! Twocu. anc t m e C b U M l OhiJb Tvcle vki Town.* Tbon tou* mto-rJ .to )*i cevwewJ abe Pittsburgh crate* 1k as tto Seat, mole Z> w-to-T toaG«ai iwcv tana wc years X ckw re-c- rters to Tto.n too* iac .to--- seceuai score Ttas t.mr ball1 at tog a ihUL. OwJ AutUSAt a: TV threw to fry at.** for At F IT MIAItVV r* Hr J U R Y cqvmGTON If ever a team looked great in loelng it eras Sanford here Friday night. One of the largest crowds ever to enter Memorial Stadium saw thrill after thrill in one of the finest ball games I have seen in many years. The great passing game of the Semin­ ole* made them superior to the Hornets of Bishop Moors but the difference of the ball game was one person—Russ Pierson. The potent Seminole offense moved for a score practically every opportunity but when the Hornets got behind they would call on Pierson and he would deliver. The great back accounted for three quarters of the Hornets’ yardage and his display of speed and drive sets him up as the finest ball player I have seen in quite sometime. You can bet that Notre Dame will watch him closely. Among all the big brutes on the field Friday night here was one lad who might have been outmanned in size but not in ability. Little Bobby Barbour, who runs his 122 pounds at the defensive linebacker for the Seminole*, played his greatest game. When a tackle was made, he either did it or was in on it. The way he played, he might as well have been seven feet tall. The ending of the first half was probably one of the most spectacular to be seen in some time. With only eight seconds remaining on the scoreboord, John Love- vYTi' - .!» i riuied tut; arnun gone t.e 3* ; i.-ns i Oewa nr Die Haw C—-s cto-0 nw>g ,lv u Join Swim K w w s JXkVXP XT. Gteam< *VP1 — Yaw; and Move Germav -cw-rmeC It Wvt» Bevy* ’ toll- btC nnn is N A T T R A L G A S CO. ,?wk aa ahOK-mat swunn.ing y » toe Z*S3 iNN-wjuf C-ames M W M t s r n c i ] .team 1fm Y ■ ■ H. J a m e s Gut A g e n c y General Insurtnct IS T A B U S H G 1) 312 E h t St. ta o te and O YK R • Hilda 14 YEARS FA 2-4451 PtaweU. Owner* Inside, outside... M O M PAtHJS AM B E ST! SENKARIK III w . M ft . GLASS i PAINT tXA u s v s 7oLFAaf*B3sS74) TUcXts TNaltui fa. TM �K V w s u E M 1 9 Blll&B • a y * t h a d to par* SIX SLOCKS FROM HERE * HOY COME YOUR S OH SAYS WSLl, HE HAS \ A FREE t VkONOtR \ BARKING t*» HE HAS A IOT IN Glass J back / sucked 9 SMELL C A U . ) YOU DACtC is ABOUrAM HOUR." �% v ~W r —r > a / l A A v -*0 i' iO T T om J& ZW nT B • ( * '7 V / >1 . D ib n a*" , . m 3'* • Lake M u r Circle Eleds New Members EnfonrIM ■ Personals |Vr Mr. m i Mre. V. •gto, fe ll* i l M ____ On He way heme, Hey f M M Heir tw» daughters ia Jfe* h m f md U etk Carolina. Mr. M i Mrs. W. J- Snlhvau I f . i f AUaata, Oa.. a a ow a ctU a I M i al • i —MNr. Not. U at v n — ttil la ' Atianu. Mrs* IxUivsa la the for* mm Jaekto Cansecos, daughter 4 Mr. an* Mn. J. M. Camaren is 1 I [I I I BT MA MAT M U M Friend* at Malar Boy Browa, local realtor. wUl bo happy to toora that ho to improving by ipa and bsonda and expect* to l o borne by tbo and of aest weak. Major Brown baa boon at Orlando Air Force Boat Hot­ el doe to a heart attack la (offered about all week* ago. He wiahea to thank all al II* friend* for their tarda, message*, and flower*. Mr. and Mra. B. J. WaUatedt and family are home af'er at­ tending the wedding of their boo Kormlt and Mlta Annette Short Nor. T at Hatard, By. N M al Balgb W. Warner « to gLad to knew la lea « 0 i Io n M emergency for sppendiritua and laa N ew Circle M eets to Ha Tanya Tribune, The November meeting at the i i« a Marta writer and newly organ!ted circle No. t of the .... Me la the aM al Mra. Flrat Baptiat Church waa held w m f . *«■»• Mr. an* Mrs. >. T. Nanallah a l ’Maano. aaoouera Ha Metis aI , M O aO nnr Aadraw, bora Nor. j , weiMst • iba. U ••• T ie NaaU a f t t o tla M < r Candy* Hodh « • al ‘ a a P ftR tu ri Arcade at the educational building, with Mra. C. L. Park Sr. and Mr*. A, J. Petanon a* apnaaora. Taking part an Ho program, atnaalng “ Prayer” , were Mr*. Harrey Wllklaaoa and Mra. J. « . SentecfUt. Member reported cooperation in the October activltie* and dim m ed plana for the Novem­ ber project*. M r a . Peteraon •poke to the group on foreign aad home mtoatona. The circle will present a program during Urn week of prayer. STRIP Ci -* PAINT Mr*. George McCall ar * Mr*. W. V . Warner were co-hoot***#* for the November meatlag at Cen­ tral Circle at the garden dub at the McCall home. Mr*. Voile William* Sr., presi­ dent of the circle announced that the Civic Art Center will sponsor a to* aad exhibit Nor. M from g p. m. to t p. m. for member* of the Sanford Garden Club. Report* were given from the workahop held in Leesburg and throe aew aaembera wore elected to membership. The gamral (tub to plaaatog n card party lar Ha third week hi JasuHy. Mrs. McCall preaonted a pro­ gram at flower arraagamanta, showIsc various vase* and con­ tainers atom One r e a dry arrangtmeat of autuaao noinca in a bronan pitcher. Guest* wore taken throupk Mra. McCall's |1* m heuae. to son bar orchid plasto. Mra. Williams will os hostess at the December moat­ ing. This will be a Christmas par­ ly and pitots trill be esebaaged. 1,466 New Homes Built Since Jon. 1 An Indication oI Seminole Coun­ ty's growth was pointed ant today by Zoning Director lobnet Brown. Brown reported Hat during Ha first IS months at 1MB l.CM heme* barn been built hi thn county. This flgurn, according to grown, does aot include apartment hooom and placet aI business. Out at the new homes built, M per rent hare been single family dwellings. Brown added. Personals NEW YORK (U P!) -T h e Irishmaa, Wheat!*/ Stable'e throe • BY MELKN SNOOGBASS year-eld, wow He tto.lto Idtowiid Mrs. Ow n Keller cl Deland Handicap at Aqueduct aad net a was guest of honor at a surprise track record by ruoniag a mile birthday celabration at the home aad an eighth in l:t t 4-1 seeof Mr. and Mra. Robert Smith, last week. Guest*' included, Mr. NEW YORK (UP1) - Rohis and Mrs. F. C. Long. Mra. Grace Llagto al Stony Brook (N. Y.) Naale, Mrs. Amelia Youag. Barschool woo hath the Eastern ladea Koppe, Mr. aod Mra. Homer terackolantie title aad Ha Ivy Prep Scheol League cross-coun­ Smith aad daughter, of Deland. Mr. end Mra. G. B. Hctcbons try championships at Van Cort­ of Hobart, Okla., hart arrived to land Perk. spend the winter with their aunt MACAO (UBI) - Three Amerf and uncle, Mr. and Mra. C. A. caa driver*- Grant WotfkiO, lob Henderson. Mra. Pat Goodwin and son, Harper and Mra. Carol Ungrtobt— •cored vtotorice in automobile Kenny, celebrated wlH a Joint racieg at the Grand Prix al Ma­ birthday party at the borne of Mra. W. A. Goodwin. last week. cao. Guests included Pat's husband BERLIN. Germany (UP1) — and Nanny's father, Mrs. Cbarlca BuM Scholl aI West Rerlia suc­ Ray and daughter Joanie, Mr. cessfully defended kb Kuropoaa and Mrs. Kenny Cockrell, son. middleweight honing champion Mickey, Bill Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. ahip by kicking out Peter Muel­ Robert Murr and Mr. and Mrs. ler al Cologne la the firm round. Andy Warner of DeBary. Mr. aod Mra. Alfred Clapp of Montclair. N. J. arc house guests TOKYO (UPD - Berry Mac ai Mias Doris Faber. Mr. aod Mra. Milliard Pettri of Kay at Dayton, O' ‘o, won the siagle* till* la He Japan na­ the Long Apartment*, art parent* tional lennia championships by of a son, born Nov. t. Gerald Womack, daughters, Pat­ Arresting AeusM Miysgi, * !. g-S. sy and Eileen and son Fletcher of Key West were week rad guests of Mr. and Mrs. James LAPAYrtTK, La. (UP!) BUly Co m m Jr., at Apple Valley. Welch. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sellers, Calif., seen the Lafayette golf opaa wtH an 11 undar-par total of Terry, Robert, Priscilla and Dary11 were wrek end visitors ia Blackshear. Ga. Mrs. J. B. Oviott antertalned MOSCOW (VPI) - The Soviet army Ice hockey team defeated recently at her nome for a group a touring amateur lean from of local neighbors at a demonstratlon party. Jucsta included, Brockton. Mom ., M L Mmci. Ernest Jones, Fay Lae, The whooping crane to increas­ Wise Hardin. Lo Hayman, Tom Paul Anderson, ing to nnmbera, raporte the Na­ Magenebimer, tional Georgraphlc Society. There Ralph Coulelle. Ernest Hamilton, Eddie Small, are new at least to al them. Warren Iliac, Norma McKelhjn. L. M. Wright. D. J. Parker, H. R. liters, Alebrta Shaw. Bill Owens and the demonstrator, Mrs. Otto McDaniel. Legal Notica tv t ii sc vittw tv o rm rirr cot mt oa taw jttsici%t. t ract it. is roa skmsvolk cocsxi, M .O R IIM t'H S M 'B S T n o . M A R T QOULD. teem in W H SLICE OF UR DOLLAR o make some more prosperous yours ... or the other fellow's — ----- --_ — - ----- — - at the AMlar yen spend stays to the easy wkara it’* spaat . . . to support schools, furnish fir* and pallet protection, pul dewn paving . . . . to pay Ho folk* who work for you . . . to support eburchos aad chanties . . . to he tnvaotod in more kinds of marchaadiao tar your a*lection and OMVsatonco . . . to improve service facilities . . . . and to eupport All He other Hhsga thet peamsto peoeperwy . growth living » a eommunuir. Plaintiff. -vaJOHNMS L E E OOl'l,D. r>« r s n t i s t totk a to appear T H K S T A T E O F KlAJRIDA TO: JO H N N IE L K E riOC'LD IIS X W, C h e r r y Road M «* «i llon , Oh io T ou e r e hv rv by n olllle # that • bill a t c o m p la in t t o r d lvorro ho* b e t a flW d a ( o l n * l you. (nit you • to r«.|Ulrtd l o i . m * copy o f )i>ur o n * * * r or ploadlna to lh* bill o f c o m p l a i n t oa th* p la ln llr r * O llo r n o y I'aul C. r * tk ln * . St? W # * l H..uih Utr**t. OrUndo. T l - r . Id*, a n d file th* o r l d n a l A m » , r o r r i * * d l n ( to l b * o f l l r * o f Iho Citric of (b « C l l c u i l C our t on nr b * f n r * T h u r . l » > . X o « « m l.* r 14, l>tS. I f yuu foil l o >lo *o lu .l * . intnt b y U*f*ull wilt b . I « h » n * * * l u l l >ou f o r Iho r*ll.r lU m t n d •d In t h o hill o f r o m p U l i t . DUNK A N D O l l D U I l K b *1 S an ­ ford . H-rnlnol* C oun ty. Klorlda, ihi* S i n d d a y o f Uct*h*r, l i l t . •» P. HKIt.NDOX i ' l . K U K OK T IIK r l U C U I T C OU RT H r Martha T. V.hltn DC Paul C. 1‘rrk ln a •4: « . a t Sou th S tr a t i orlando, S'lorld* Attor najr fo r P la in t iff - Paraplegic Stiff Hunts And Farms Church Group M eets W ith M rs. Barnett Group three of tho Christian women'* fellowship. First ChriaUan Church met at the Yeslty Memorial Parsonage, with Mrs. James Barnett, hostess. A de»ottonal program, by tb. chairman. Mra. V. H. Grantham, consisted of members recounting their ex­ perience in becoming Christiana. Tha mission study, ltd by Mrs. Grantbam, entitled “ Stewardship in the Town and Country Church.” She waa assisted by Miss Florence Bishop and Mrs. Lester Tharp. Spiced hot lea and spice cake was served by the hostess. Mrs. Barnett to: Mra. Elsie Latham, Mr*. O. D. Undress, Mr*. W. P. Yesley, Mrs. Grantham, Miss Bishop. Mra. Ralph Kuhn, Mra. C. C. Murray, Mra. Oscar Pearson, Mr*. J. L. Horton, Sr. and Mra. Lester Tharp. i? greouttgn t o * ttoaeato- r s a c i i T c o t it t o r t m h TITTM J t O U f t l . l i n e s IT. IV A T ty r o a ar.w iT O L a c o t t t i , rto a io A . I T t H b T t r . l i r TO. INTI r n K D BUTLER. v rialatlff. 1 t h is IIATTIB aUTLKR. W C L C O M f 4- 7= T V) W A G O N *2 Th HOUSE an Camarea Avc. East Side, between Celery and Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, guile neighborhood, school bus stop, kitchen appliances. |73 par month. Pk. FA 2-4143.________ S BEDROOM, kitebaa equipped^ 343 par me. 1313 Summerlin Avc. g. Mala Snip Wanted IS. Mala ar Famato 1L W ait Waatad 3-BEDROOM furnished near Wagon Wheel Nursery, Hwy. 17-33. CaR Midway 4-4334. IS. FlamMag Sacrtoaa IS. 14., Buttoiag • Painting • lepaua t-ROOM apartment, FA 2-4371. 15. Special Serrkee 14-A FURNISHED Large and apartments. FA 2-1134. BuaSy rtriers 113 SmaR Elm. 3-BEDROOM cinder block house, furnished, reasonable 1 mile from gale, Contact CUbough, NAS, eat. 327 er 427. 14. Ftoeaie A Pteato If. Pato • lieaateek • It. Machinery • Toole if. Beeta aad Beta n WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private batbs, 114 W. First Su ja. AaUatfciWt ROOM A BOARD. Pb. FA 1-0342. 2*A Trailers Legal Notica 11. Faratoare rn t n i cincirr cornr nr m * w viTTn jidict si. cincriT or IX. Articlaa Far Sale Across lb* street from He sew City Parking Lac DIXIE CREAM BAKE MOP 304 W. 3rd. Ph. F4 34433. .2. Fee lea* STORE. 23 ft. by 34 t . inquire T IN S T AT B OP K 1 .0 * ID 4 . It* 44D roa a n n iT O L * c o i a n . KL ONID4 i n r n a v c R n r t o . tanov LILA FKAP.L K R A S I E R . Plaintiff va. W I M .I A M O R A D T . KltAMIKR, Irafa adanL toth i o r a iiT TO: W IL L IA M O R .4 D T K R A B IE R , whnta renldanra la u n k n o w n . TOU A R E IIEKK.BT N O T I K I R D that a ault fo r d l v o r c a a n d athar rallaf hat baan filad aaalnat yna In tha Clreull C o u r t o f tho NINTH Judicial Circuit o f Klorlda, In nnd fur Samlnola C ou nty, at S an fo r d. Klorlda. wharaln LILA PEARL F R A S I E R It P l a i n t i f f a n d W I L . LIAM (I R A D T F K A S f Z R In D * . fandant. TOU A R E I I E R E B T R E Q U I R E D iv Ilia y ou r a a aw ar -n aatd auit with th* Clark af aald C o u r t and aarva a cop y lh a r t a r upon r i a t a . m ra Attornaya n o t la t o r than De-a m b er flh , l> l* A. I». I f y on fall l o Clio and o o r v o y o u r A n •war, a Dterao P ro C o n f o o o o w ill ho antarad aaalnat y o u a o d tha oull will lh a r a a fio r p ro ooo d o * goria. Datad *1 San fo rd. S am ln ola Coun ty, Florida, thlo Ills d a y mt X nr am htr, ISIS, A. D. (SE A L ) t>. P. HERNDO N. Clark. Clrrult Court. Samlnola C ou n ty , F l o r i d a lly Martha T. Vihlaa Deputy Clark W II .K K IiauN A IIA ASZK . u a N -r t h Otanaa Aran ua, P. O. Dr aw er S i l t . Orlando. Florida. Talaphnna HA l-IIS S . Attornaya foe P la t otlff . Daf an daa L 201 W. l i t SC T orscR to t m s a S T A T E o r r L O R I D A TO: H a i t i * But lar SLEEPING ROOMS. Tha Gables, 1111 St. J oh n'* Plaeo 401 Magaelia. FA 34733. B r o o k l y n . X'aw Tor h T ou a r t haraby n o t lfu d that a bill o f .u m p la ln t fa r d lvo rra hat baan fHad ag a ln tt you. and you ara raqulrad to aa rvt a c,.py af y .x ir a n a w t r o r p l r a j l n c to tho hill o f c o m p la in t on lha p la ln llfT a a t lo r n a y Paul O. Parkin,. *4T Watt Mouth Straat. Orlando, Klorlda. and flla tha nr l*lna l a n aw tr ar plaad . In* In lha ufflra o f tho Clark of lh a C ir c u it Court on or h a fo r . W adnaaday, Iracambar *. 1*1*. If y ou fall to do au Judgment by d e fa u lt w ill ba taken acalnat ynu f o r tha r allaf damaadad In lha bill nf co m p lain t DONK a n d UHUKHKD at S an . fo r d . Hamlnola I'minly. Klorlda, thla Sth day o f \ e * . a l - , r !>JJ. I (•KA LI ' II. P. Harndon SBWSTOLW r o B T T V * 0 4 1 4 0 COWWISSSMI Clark a f lha Clrrult C our t | T a lle a M PwbMo ■ oe rS ae By M artha T. Vihlaa. DC T o w h o m It may aon ta rn i Paul i* Parkin* N'otica la harahy g la a n In ac c ord an t* with S ar tU a 10 o l I t : W a t t South Straat Iho Z o n in g R .c n l a t l o n a m a t Haaal Martin O a r haa rtnuaatad lha trrlan do. r io r ld a fa llo w in g detcrlbad pr.. party ba ao.iad C.I r i m m i r e l a l : h.iuth A ti u r nay for P laintiff o n * . h a ir a f lull IS, B lo c k D, P ea rl Loka Halfhta T i r o l A ddition. Publlah Nov. S. IS. : j . It. IStt. Public haarlno will ba bald ia lha htmlnnl# Cnnary C o u r t IT TMSC e m i t II CUI R T o r T H K Hnuta. Cnnnty Comnalaalonara roam. Wadnaaday. N o v a m b t r IS, tittii jiiiiciti. cia rirr or 111! at T:SS P. M. t v a a aoon tharaaftar aa poyalkla. r i . o M i u b . i t a .t d rnn bk w i. S am ln ola Cottaty Xanlng Cam mlaolan MILK t o l T T t , n .tlN IU T . By Hobart n. Brown C H T T 4 K M T CASK. TO. 10*44 S a m ln o lo County S oa ln s Dtractav T U I I T U I fiP . K t I N K C L o a iH K Publlah X n.am ba r I, I t . ISiS. V K T *CVELUP>IKNT * ItCALTT, I N C . a Klor lda Corporatl'.n WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Legal Notice anssi.ToLw r o iu v cotito ronautiow Tar laa •< P a b l i t H a w t o Ta whnm II may a o n ta r n : N olle* la harahy ala an la ac r ar da nc o with laa tl an S* a f tho X » n l n « l l . ( u l a t lo n a that l^iutt llotaa haa rtuutnt.d tha f o l l n w . In* dat crlhrd pro par ty ba tnnad c . j Cummarctnl: All o f I^tta »1 t hroug h **. Am and ad Pint Druid Park, t o t p ravlou aly ao aad C-*. Public ha arlne wilt kw bold lo Iba S ealn ele C n u n iy P o u r s Hnuae. Cannly Cnm miaalonora roam. Wodaaaday, N ov em b er IS, ISSI a l 7:1* P. M. or anna thoraafler aa poyalbla. Sam lnola Cou nty Xanlng C oa im laaloa By Robert A Brown Sem in al* County Xaalag D ir ac to r Publiah Morambae I, IS, ISIS. SKW ITOLB r O C R T T 1 0 4 1 4 * C 0 4 M l t S I 0 4 Tortaw o f P n k i i . aanrlnp T a » h » n t !-. m y r a s a i r n : N ot u a la harahy ( i r a 4 la acaordanca with f e c l l a a S mt lh a M.mlnnla County Z o n in g Haaulatlona. lha Samlnola C o u n ty Z o n . Ing C om m ua loh propoaaa to recom m end lo tha Board o f Sam lnola C o u n t y Commlaa lontra t h a t tha a » u l h t r n Standard H u lld m c c « d a ba amandad ta p r o . t d a that all nou-aa coaatruciad In S am ln olo Cnnnty aasll ha*a Hoar laaala • minimum o f aishtr an ( I I I Inch** • b o , « th* aronn a a f ad ja ca n t atraeta. road* ar r l d h t - o f - w a y adJacant tharaio and to p r o t ld a rallaf in cat.a n h a r o thla w i l l w o r k an uadua hardahlp. C op y o f taa rasu lailon will ba a v a i l , o b l o lo tho Samlnolo C o o m y Z o n i n g u f fl c o and may ho v la w a d M ond ay i h m u ( h Krlday fr om S at A. Id. la S So I* M Publia ha ar m g will ha bald in th* Samlnola C o u n t y P on r s Wnuie. Cau aty t am m iia to n ara room. Madnaiday. N o t a m b o r J*. ISiS 01 7:1* P. H. or aa anon tharaaftar at yotalbla. Sam lnola County Zoning C om n ilM la n E Kill-art S llron n ... .. . . . . IV T .1**** C#UB>K Zo ning Dlrac ta r PublttB N o v i m M r 9. It. 1919. S E U IT O L K C O l T T T SOT ITU r o T M I S S I O T hattra o f PnblW Hearta ( Ta a k i n It may c o — t r a : \ p 1 »rB I t M f l b i f i \ g n <i» B - c u r d a n r * n n ) , H « c t l o n U mt VN« T i t u n * lt ( | u l i l l o N i th at llt t ile p i. on g; r u n ion Co. haa rt<>utMlB<| • — . a. I■ w Jaacal l.a.l a, . ^va . . a . . ~ Our Many Years EXPERIENCE H u give* our customers confidence in vu. We can neommend n MUTUAL FUND for YOU with n proven record for income, growth or both. Mrs. Stan Comstock FA 2-7954 er FA M75* FOR SALE OR LEASE. Pinecrest 1 year old 3-bedroom, t bath, Florida room. Nicely land•capod fenced in back yardto Wall and pump. Large utility room. Wall to wall carpotiag ia living room. 123 E. Coleman Cirri*. Phone FA 3-7313. Legal Notica it to g if la an4 f r ie e ily t Far Rato X3-A—Articles Waator The world-famous Buenos Airaa. newspaper "La Prensa" provides 23—Natkes A Paraaaala tha public with a library, a music! 14— Leal A Fsead room, a lecture hall, a broadcast.' ing station, a meteorological ob- i & Kdacaiton — tastraetton aervatory, medical and dcotal con­ sultation rooms and information U n i Fa offices on agriculture and veteri­ "CHARM L\G” - la lh* word for nary medicine. THE OFFICE; » unique kind at ntignborhood tavern. . .by He Beach la Lake Mary. In Iho I a n tt at Iba f'a a a ly Ja da a % ,a*laala I a a a ty . P ta io o l T larM o. la P r a b n li rialatlff In ro th a r a t a l , a f , i ri. SHAKMA.N J. t% t I J J M J | Ct.ACI>K K. INfIRA HAM and Dactaaad NANX'T M. INORA1IAM. hla w lfa m SI. TU TICB Paf a nd ant* Nutlco la harahy ( I r a n that tha TUTII K TO i r r K t a iindaralunad w ill, on tha Sin da> T o : C L A U D K K. IM iltA IIA M o f llrvainbar, A. U ISIS, piaaant P o r t Crane. Naw T orh In tha llo n u r n b la C ou n ty J u d ( a o f • ad it .n ilo o la C o u n ty , r iu r lda . hla final N A .M 'T M. I.MIT. AH AM. raturn, ac c o u n t and ruu charn aa I l l Slain Straat. Ancillary A d m ln la lr o lo r of tha Xaw Milford, I’ aanay l . a n l a . y:«tata o f kllA UMA .V J. W K M .I X U . T ou, and aach ol you ara or d a r . da cas ao d. and at t old lima, than •4 to ap p ear and a n a w t r In par . • nd lhara. maha ap plic at ion to tha •on or by A tt o r n e y lo n C o m ­ •aid J u d e a fo r a final tattlamant plaint here in filed , | , i n , t y o u and of hla a Jm lal at rat lon of laid •arh o f y ou . In lha Clrrult Court. a i la la . and f o r aa a r d r t dia.-har*. Nlnatb Ju dic ial C lr ru lt In nnd fo r i n , him aa i n c h Ancillary A d m in , Sam lnola Coun ty. Klorlda. aa or latratnr b e f o r o t h o l i t h d ay o f N o , a m b e r Datad thla tha t d ay at N a.a m bar I J i l . tha ta m a baine n ault to fora* loaa a U t i r i | , , . on tha f o l ­ A. D I S i* /.< i . a v r a a M. t b . l l l n r l o w i n g d aa.rlbad proparly. to w it: At tactllary A dm ln la tra la r lx.t IS. Rlmlt - L " LONOWOOD n f tha y:*lata nf P A R K Hammolo C oun ty. S’ lorn H A HSIAN J. VV KUXJXO Ida. a c c o r d ln s to tha plat I ad th a r a o f *• rtcorda d In Plat r r r . x > T R u M . h a m * a m c Ix t o * h H ook 11. P a * .a S * and I* A ttor n a y a tor A n c i l l a r y Admlatatao f tho P u blic Kac.-rda a f Stmt* n olo C o u n ty , Klorlda. tor •tharwtaa a Dacrca Pro C-. n fa a .o yidw ardo Hultdlae Haafard, n o n fa w ill ba antt ra-l a s a l n i t yo u and •ark af you, fo r fallura to ap pea r ----------------- ^---------------------------- •ad a n a w t r aa rruulrad by law. W ITX K bd ir r hand and o f f i ­ ci al toal thla JJnd day af O c t o b e r A. D I I D . tdB A l.i (>. P. Harndon C lark af tha Clrrult C o u r t b - m l n o l * C oun ty, Klartdn Hvt M artha T. Vihlaa Dep uty Clark P E L D E R A N D BETTING MACS A tt o r n a y a ns l a w Buitdlny. l*rofeaaion*l W ln ta r Park STaridn Publtan O c t : * A Nov. I. *. I* Havayaa, ar kassMBNN yoalwsw. Just MVto toa CLASSIFIED A D S TUSTtN, MUh. (UP!) — Wil­ liam Oeverman Jr. la determined to keep up with the rigorous Job CLAMIFIRB IKDBS o f farming — and his favorite sport of hunting — despite a L C m « V M crippling setback. L Fat aunt The 14-year-old Oeverman has been a paraplegic for two years. J. Warned In Baal Hit back was broken and he waa permanently paralysed from the 4. Baal latot* Wi waist Aawn In a tractor accident. 5. Ran) tatoto Fat Bala But this fall, Oeverman made a giant stride baek to normal ac­ g. Martgaga Loaan tivity when a new tractor arrived at hie farm. The vehicle has hard T. controls, protective roll bare and T-A n safety belt. g. female Kelp Wanted NEWCOMER? Make your dollars build your community... not somebody elses! . 1413 Conway land Ph. OrUndo GA 5-S034 Rofceadatiag: lUan A Co. Lokaland. Flortoa Me* tor: Midwant Buck K i i i u Chtoage Board eg •aid E 'u a f t«a X E ’o at tha NK . j t b a o , , , u„ \ a - o i t u i * K alaua lha W llna af tha kVa at lha NE , af tha X E ' » a f aald ‘“ i V '** ** * C, , B , a l h a n c * r a n N ta IS - t E. a dlatanra a f - i s IS ft (a a p i; tna nca run B aC tC J S - K a di. a n c. a f * » t i * fl , f l a n a . n c , with a r -r cu ta r a u r a . In tna r ln h t . thaaca run along lha ara a f aald c l r . ^ £2 \ ■to­ ___ _ ,# r »7 lha NE'* a f lha K R I) S ecti on St- Sta-taK. rna N a a . ** g alaag i h , E llaa a f i h . M C , a f tha V E ' , af aald d S a .t .o a ,| f » r , 4, „ Jn„ , f i t s || |t j , % pt af t a r * . , . ) a r . h a c i r c u l a r c u r ta to tha l e f t ; tna nca run a ana taa a rc af aaid c i r c u l a r c u r t * t . In. |,f. h a t i n g a o f SIS t f f l aad a c . n t r a l a n c la . f *♦•*, ( j - , , , f ft l o • point * f u i i | 4R f| j t n « m n run X u ' 1 4 ' U * w g 41 *! *• ' * • ^ ° * * ’ N S i'I S J f St a dlata nr a o f 3a* *0 fl ta a » t . Uaaace run S I C I C i r W a d ialan c* ml 3an.aa It l a a p i; t h .u ca f t * » i l ' i r i l * W. . d l . t a n c . o f Jj.h»* ft . la * * 1' «*a s*a ran ■ ds «• l « L a d .a u a c a at j a c a a f t in lh a FOB Pabtld haarlng will ba ba ld In U a Samlnola C o u o t y r o a r s -aal-nara raana. » k . o . „ 4 . r , s . , . m b a r Si. I l l * a t t . l a I . M. o r a* a . . * i a a i « » : . , r „ ^ , , 1, 1, Publlah Nar. S. IL ifiK S em in al* County Zu alag Cuatmlaaian B y R ob er t a. Brawn t o * 1* * ! * C c *ta* a « tia y Zoa Xaalag Dtraalav % a “ o “ �»♦# A W ant Ad A Day Makes All Business P ay! Ph. FA2-2611 1. T m Ren* M je a ^ s U l s F j^ a l i ^ 3. Real Estate For 8*le SALE or KENT: S BE. houit, > MAYFAIR SECTION y e r t » ground- FA 2 2R4. 3-BEDROOM. 7 bath, kitchen equipped. Florida room. Large 3-BXDROOM unfurnished home,' lot. Call FA 2-3432. kRehen tqetpfod. ttO 203 Or- ' 3-BEDROOM bouse 1301 Wynneso|* Ave Phono FA 2-6*30 wood Dr. Low down payment. BALE OR RENt T T B.R 36 ft. Phono FA 2-T7F7._____________ Now Moon trailer, air condlttooed. Adult* FA 2-7604 OVIEDO: 3 room house, 2 screened porches, large tot. FI3BIM Apt 301V9 W in i t Also 3 room house. 4 lots. Sell reasonable. Call GA 3-1114. TRAILER, 10 ft. wtd*. j'b o iT mom a, completely fumiihtd. ‘ ACREAGE end >ARilLAND— “ FA 1-5134. IS ACRES tiled farm land fronted by paved road, near town. S-BXDROOM house available 7 ACRES (appa.), cultivated, exD*«. let. Phone FA 2-7709. cellcnt drainage. BRAND NEW 2 bedroom furnish- 1 ACRES beautiful wooded land, high and dry. ntf apartment, water furnished, FHONE OWNER. FA 21222 dose la. Plane FA I-3N1 day*, FA 2-1401 sight*. HOMES AND LOTS for colored people. Also homes juilt on lota. ABEDROOM houae Roy Wall. Phone FA 2-1367 tK . 2632, | of Lemon A _ Grandview. i FA 34627. GOOD HIGH, DRY HOMESITE 2 LOTS—132 ft. x 105 ft. on good • RENT A BED road. 1 Mock from Lake Mary Bellaway, Hospital A Baby Beds School. tl.OOO. FA 2-1204._______ Bp Day, Week or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE BY OWNER: 2-bedroom 'ome, Vfc. f a r u n i i « w. in st. best location in Country Club Maoor. Phono FA 2-0642. ( L e a n nleoly I upstairs apertm FA 208W. neat ITS. FURNISHED ftre room. 1 bed­ room garage apeetaent Call _ FA 3483*.____________________ F A 2 -5 2 6 4 Site flaafnrh frrnlh BY OWNER: 2 bedroom house in Wynnewood Section, excellent condition. Large yard with well. Patio with brick barbecue pit. $12,300, pay equity and asiume payments. Call FA 2 0611 for further information. AND ASSOCIATES ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Beds Day, Week or Month — LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON FURNITURE CENTRE Baggrrly Bldg. 2557 Orlando Dr. 1199 French Ave. Ph. PA 2 7961 19. Ftewero A Plant* • MB ▼ALUMS CM Finn era Fee Any Okss Im • QUICK CREDIT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP • BABY TERMS FA 2-1822 or PA M i l l WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA 1-7359 R—hf C* Ph. PA 24123 am T a afraid alte has Eradiated to a convertible' A Rip Van Winkle I hardwood I-LOTS to Dreamwold Se lion; already cleared and leveled. Boars. Large tad. 3401 Adam* Court, Wrosewood. T e r m s . Priced to sell. Phone FA 20258. FA 2-1617.____________________ ROOM tarnidhaJ apartmead! private, 1st fleer, eonvanient to chopping IN Per. month, Ph. FA 3-3M8. Compare point by point: Com­ pletely furnished; ultra conven­ ient to schools, (tores, churches; perfect condition; 2 bedroom concrete block. Gosh what a buy I Priced under M,00.00. &TFURNISHED, 3 bedroom, noth$300 DOWN — FHA hag fancy but cheap rent. 31150 West 20th Street, 4 Blech* Weot This beautiful * Bedroom Phillip* French A n meek. FA 3-3219. Built home in Highland Park at 2106 Amelia being offered by BEDROOM Renee, pertly recently widowed owner who 9-6361. W* now have ready for occu­ 1969 per mo. Ph. FA 1 will pay ail closing coats of pancy TWO Beautiful lto and KoOO sleeping room, private en­ FHA loan. The price la only 2 bath, 3 bedroom ZEULI bulk trance; for employed 310.000.00. which is FHA valu­ homes, cloo* to shopping and ation. with monthly payments with ear. Pkene FA 1-6646. both HIM and Grade schools. of 9M.0O. WHY PAY RENT. Drive by these tropically landE f f ic ie n c y apartment and a Exclusive w it h SEMINOLE aeaped home*. Our representa­ peeping seem. MV W. Third. REALTY, 1901 Park Ave. tive will be happy to assist FA 3-snt. FA 2 5232. you. 914,180 and ae tow no 5. Reel Oppoiiiaiiie* 7. Busin 9-BED ROOM, Being room, din­ OLD FASHIONED VENDING CO ing room, kitchen equipped, DOWN Selling certain outlying divisions. panelled Flerl.lv room. Easy FHA COSTS REST LOCA1 LOCATIONS. !m terms. Cal FA 94744. TALL COME TODAY! mediate profits, hours to suit. Buy all or part. 11000 to StO.OOO. By Owner — Mayfair Section W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency The Seminole Co., 2130 La Me* Brittany Style, large Uvlng-dinRealtor A Insurer tog area. 9-BR.. I BATH. 2 Ave., Jacksonville T, Fla. ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer carporUs, u t i l i t y , fl apiece, Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper 8. Female Help Wanted family room, 2150 sq. R. Phone Robert F. May, Hart Pilcher, FA 2-3944. Helen E. Noonan WILL SWAP home end small Phone FA 1-4991 112 N. Park salary for housekeeping serv­ ices. Call fA 2-2709. C . A . W hiddon, Sr. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, l a alter BROKER 9. Mato Halp Wanted Baymaud Lmapriit, Aaeee. M i Be. Park Aee. Pk. FA 15661 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Baak Bldg. SERVICE STATION Attendant. ( b e d r o o m bourn, large utility NEW two bedroom houie, car­ 35 years or over, experienced. room, screened in poreh atove, port*, utility, built la oven and No washing or greasing. Colon­ refrigerator and heater funtUhstove. On comer let In Cassel­ ial Oil Co., 1501 Laurel Ave. ed. 162 monthly payment*. berry. FA 2-3646. See Mr. Horine. FA 2-2586. MAN for furl oil rout*. Write P. O. Box 1539. Stenstrom Realty WANTED HERBERT STENSTROM to fiflean acre* top quality targe National Paint Co. Registered Broker orange grove, 20 years old or Has an opening for ambition* LKN RISNEK older, preferably with tome young man. LOTTIE BROADWAY lake frontage. Duties involve Credits, Collec­ KEN TORBBTT Have elient ready to buy. tions, Selling. Office routine and RETTYE D. SMITH Call ue at once asaisting over all branch opera­ Associates tion. lit N. Park Ph. FA 2 2420 FARMER’S AGENCY Excellent Opportunity for Ad­ N. V. Farmer, Realtor vancement. SALE or RENT: 3 bedroom, kit­ D. H. Whitmore chen equipped See at lt3 Pine- Many Employee Benefit* laclud Liiliaa G. Trams ing retirement plan. crest Dr. Call owner, FA 2-7131. Associates. For prompt Interview call n i « I. French Ave. Ph. FA 34221 NINE 25 ft. x 130 ft. lota 5150 FA 2-1881 or contact Georgs W. After hours, FA 2-M19, FA 2-4921, per lot, or all for $1,200. 'v Morgan FA 2 0261 mil* N. E. of Flva Points. SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. FA 2 5680. 117 Magnolia Ave. NEW HOMES Loch Arbor; land 4 bedroom*; Ft exciting 19. Male or Female femily living with planned luxTINY FINGERPRINTS try plus ample entertaining Not on the rich, wood-paneled NEEDED facilities and play area* at walls of this sparkling, concrete Sheri Order Cooks A Waitraaaea moderate price*. Shown by ap­ block home m BEAUTIFUL Fla. State Employment Ser. pointment. Call FA 2-4033. LAKE MARV. Two LARGE bed Ill W. Second 84. rooms, within short walking distance of school, market, post It. Work Wanted * ON LARGE LAKE office and public beach. . , 4-Bedroom home with SVh hatha: FAMILY: Permanent Fenced in back yard and freah WHITE large living room; dining room; work, dairy, nursery or truck orange Juice every morning Florida room; torrauo floor*; farm. H o u s e preferred. from on* of the six citrus central heat. Savtral fruit RE 4-5170. Contact E. E. Hales trees. Let us pick you up and tree*. c/o 1500 Blvil , Dei.and. take you for a pleasant ride 3909 sq . FT. OVERALL to Lake Mary «o you can see BOOKKEEPER malt, six year* 927.900 TERMS for yourself what a delightful experience, familiar with all BUSINESS PROPERTY home this is. Price 111,500. phases of office routine, avail­ Largo store with ea* 3-bedroom Terms. able immediately. Ph. FA 2 3849. apartment and two 1-bedroom if apartment*. On corner lot with W. ft. “ BUI” STEMPER Agency DAYS WORK wanted. FA 25120. extra lot in rear for parking. $550 N0 CL0S,M0 902,000 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Brebtr Mary E. Carmen — Lee Salvail H. E. Roger*. Sr. Associates Ph. FA 2-1101 17 91 a* Hiawatha BALLROOM (b&anna school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . Clausen Begin Oct. ISth s Phone FA 2-0MI TILS 15. Special Service* JACNOB’S REPAIR SHOP Welding — v acb. A Gen. Repairs W. 20th. A Old. L Mary Rd. Compute Lawn Metntenenee; FsrtUiier—Spraying - Mowing JOMM LOMMERSR 496 WiUew Ave. FA >7197 TV and RADIO REPAIR af r 5:00 nights and weekends; San­ ford, Laka Mary and Loqgwood FA 2-2772 and FA 2 6615. 8F.PT1C TANK SERVICE Since 1946 A. HARE DeHARY / Ptumblwg > H rettofV AIR (JUNUniONINA North 8-4422 North 8-4711 CONTRACT and R E P A IR WORK HEATERS CLEANED PA 3 W. R. “ BUT* RTRMPER Agency M9V Sanford An*. SPEND THANKSGIVING IN A NEW HOME AT SAN 8EM KNOLLS ■q q t LO O K H U N TER S HARVEST 3 J8 95 I Blend •TEN HIGH 3 Fr»‘ $9 95 Bouroon POPULAR 30 BRANDS CUT R A T E OPEN Moo. thru Thur'. 7 - I* Fri. * Mat. 7 • 12 STATE IIIWAY 46 OAeWiA (p k q . S to/ u i Corner Geneva A Reardall Ave. 9 JPh. FA 2-7*72 W ILSO N - M AIER 19. Boats and Motor* REAJ ESTATE ORITE-IN 2644 Frauen Are. bedroom Furniture and Appliances NOROE Putara vertical broiler, large meal sentry,* axroHtte ... tlon. 1 yr. old. New heuee ha# built-in’*. Phene PA 9-3496. (DemonA Real Retain — Insurance Surety Banda 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5641 Sanford Evans Bldg. Lake Slary Ph. FA 2-1200 MAJOR BRORN REALTY Realter LAKE MARY Ph. PA 2-5237 o f FA 2-1964. FA 2-3552 Mother of Sonford RAYMOND M. BALL 116 N. Park Ave. New A Used \> A Satisfied euitomer la our best advertisement. 03-209 E- First St. Ph FA 2-0083 SEWING UACHINK: HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK D a r a a, embretortee, 106 So. Oak Ph. FA 2-5742 New A Ufed Furniture A Appllgram*, button aatoe aneei. A Good Place To guarantee. Rtipaaafl BUY. SELL or TRADE Year Glamour Headquarters to take up permeate et M month. Writ* mb B. M. 6/6 .Jenkins Furniture Sanford Herald. 6 Saiford Ave. FA t-715* GOOD Blma CUSTOM BUILT furniture —sin­ gle pieces or acta. Also furni­ Beauty Salon odd chairs, ture repair. Cablneta mad*. 2510 Oak FA f-7684 Maneheatar POPPFS. PA MBIT. FA 2-7063. SANFORD PROPERTIES 12. Plumbing J. W . H A L L 614 Atlantic Bank Building ^•BEDROOM nteely furnished, Pto. Marries Benlior S. H. Ivera Plumbing & Repairs eewly painted houae. lit Elm. YOU NAME IT—WE’LL FIND IT -Can Han** Phone FA 9-M4I r TVarann Phooe FA M663. _ _____ FA 2-9649 FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, 1929 Sarita 81. fclALL fumlded downstairs 2 For the buy of your life, let na 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedroome. it. For on* Priced for quick sale at 16,400. show you 627 Eoaalia Drive, this only. ?!# > » and water OenMartial A 11,000 down payment Contact 3 Bedroom home with hardwood tarnished. 165 month. 107 Loc­ mate* Free Ratia Mr*. M. L. Ribora, 1609 E. for Doors and tiled bath can ust. Phooe FA 9-1155. R. L MARYET Seminole Bird. bo yours for only 312.250.00, 954 Sanford Ave. Phoni FA with good terms. Exclusive with l o O M A BOARD plus meals. 610 SEMINOLE REALTY. W. Pth. Street. Phone FA 247168. C 2994 Adams Pk. 1M6 CHAMPION SHOW TRAILER in better than new condition with loads of extras sad beautifully furnished, a deluxe home on wheels, for only 15500.00. offered by SEMINOLE REALTY, 1MI Park Ave., FA 2 5232. Si. SSA V E I DORIS* BEAUTY SHOP LAPP*A-DAY 22 . AHtetoo Pkr Bala 1 2 1 . Farnitur* Mon. Nov. 16. 1959—Page 9 13-A JJeait^ Parlors Lann Mower Repair* LEWIS SALES A SERVICE 2918 W. 20th St. FA 2-7928 or FA 2 3468 SANFORD Plumbing A 2316 Bo. Elm PtL PA I-7B14. 13. Electrica] Services R. M. Wilkins, Contractor ■awe Wiring — Watttto • AapAaH Drivewayi Sid VfMen • Parking A rm RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Quality Workmanihip A Materials Ill Magnolia FA 24MS Term* To Suit Your Budget •Fra* Estimates M. "D ei" Telex Electrical g*r. •Week Guaranteed Dei Say* For Service Call. . Phooe FA 2-4030 Sanford. Fla. FA 2-4696 FA 3-3665 II. BaHdiug ■ Palatine PINE INTERIOR PAINTING O. H. Ferguson FA 2-1177 FREE ESTIMATES Improvement! A Additions PHONE FA 2 5741 Furniture Storage and Moring To and From Anywhere C E. PHTIJJPS 1399 French Ave. Ph. FA 21161 PUMPS - gPRINKl.EE types aad sitei. inntailed "Do M Yoneself’ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E Maihtoary and 8*ppty On. 361 W 3 nd St Ph TA 34461 AB I* WELCOME HOUSE #f BEAUTY Sanford. Fla. NAVY AND NEW COM ERS TO SA N F O R D We iavite yea to he * ■ •rate* absolutely free wtttomk •Maetton at n a af Sonfard’a traiteg Mntal* wldto you teeteis «Mb* •kin hemtog fee yarns■M and family. Fkk Bp ynar hW 6$ ear Sato* Office. Am r * g m u n t ■ mi iff » 1 * >3 ]jpWtort.', '"'W SEE PIANO TUNING"* REPAIRING W. L. MAMMON PH. PA 3-4223 After 3 P. M. ti S U N LA N D Estates / TV SERVICE within th* hour. Servie* Call 52.50 plu« part*. Work Guarantaed 3 Mo. Pb. FA 29716. & MODERN mrfl r t . r . W M Florida’ * Most Mo<lrrn Plant FREE PICK UP 4 DF.I.IVERY l Week Service Ph. FA 27437 58 FORD N EW R AV EN N A PARK H O M ES • Quiet Cemmuntty • Near Golf Court* $450 D-wn Turn Weal On 20th SI. Fellow Country (Tub IM. A Watch Far Our Sign* . . • OPEN D A ILY A. M. TH Dark SUNDAY 1:W P. M. TH Dnrk ShotmaktA CMMtrwrilofi Co.. Inc. 3M Wee* SHh ten FA 2 214* rawing m; manta. Dares, broderlra. Writ* Herald. Flllfil.lF BOYD U now Mile owner *f RM I, E I L A N I B A M ROOriNO 113-114 W. M 84. FA 3-4*27 Contracting A Repair* H E A T I N G licensed — Banded —injured H. B. POPE CO. FREE ESTIMATES MB B. Peak - PA 14264 •IS Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-7943 IS. Special Services FAMOUS will trada for equity in 3 bed­ RIFLE. $93. Gai heater $35. LOST: small white dog, bra room home. Phono FA t-3134. very early hair, propeaty f t Mower and window. 1505 Elliott. R76WLOPRS. LaMeehaata. Mata heartbroken S-yr.-etd bey. Re­ REAL BARGAIN: for quick salt, maote, toroieea, hand MBa, and ward. FA 3-1330 E at 4M nr 41B. GOOD used appliance* and TV’s, •58. 27 ft., tlecps t, shower program*, ott. Prngrneeive see Jake at SIT S. Palmetto and bath. Equipped with Elay LOST: Femato Wtoraitora tog. PvinRog C« Phagp FA Ave. Lift hitch lf*« everything, REWARD. CeB FA 34417. 309 Writ 13* BL ready to travel. 3315 Orlande Dr.. Frame* Trailer Pk, San­ A U T O G LASS • ANNOUNCEMENT • ford. sanding and finishing Waxtog. • * r v i a g PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Estimates — Work Guaranleed Painting Contrartm FA 21204 H. P. 110-226 voM ter with etutch, 1 tewing machine, new. M il FA PA NEW BOAT: Johnson 10 k. y. Ml B. Pleat BL 8EWINO MACHDVKS: motor, good 1955; 2 coats of Free Wnstiaghenes. 22. Article* Twr Rato sealer, 4* inch bottom, H inch, 13 moothly payments f t SLM, tales, mahogany ribs. See 104 complete price. Fin anrtog avuASell Ut Your Furniture. Quick W. nth. St., Sanford. ■Me. Thu aenantienal offer Service With The Cash. SUPER good on* week only. Write TRADING POST, FA 2 0677. Homecraft Industrie*, lie ., Ban Gateway T* The Waterway 7816, Orla Burplua Aluminum Paint, good Your EVINRUDE Denier quality 32.95 gal. Army-Navy Rohaog Sporting Goods TOYS and HOBBYB el Me T ff Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 304-6-8 E. l i t Ph PA 14661 Gallery, Maitland Plata, Mait­ land, Florida. Ura nor Leyaway “ READY- MIXED CONCRETE Mercury Outboard Motors and F. N. B. Pine. MI T-4BM. Window Sill* — Lintels — Sand WOODRUFF MARINE Rock—Stepping Stones — Steel 2401 French Ave. FA 2-1393 Grease Trap*—Precast Step* INDIANA Comet to new; child* peddle lire Cement—Dry Well* 31. Automobiles make offer. PA l ~~ MIRACLE CONCEDE CO 309 Elm Ave. FA 25731 POLAROID 1946 four wheel drive Jeep 3500. ell attachment*. W . FA B41BI. Phone FA 1-4642. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM REVOLVER: 31 Smith * Wee•46 MERCURY for beat cash of VENETIAN BLINDS fer. FA 2 6295. ton military polict ap*tl>i. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom nickle plated, tu g hnodlee, 4 rail with plastic end*. Plastic hwh barrel, A-l ceadRtoo. '58 LUIYD '' 600” German sports or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon car. 40 miles to gallon. $850. *A 3-5378 after 6 p. m. cords. 15M Kan N. Y. Ave., DeUisd. Call RE 2 5181. Will trade for Scnkarlk Glaaa and Faint Co. 22-A—Articles W 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2-3622 host. SECOND HAND UPRIGHT piano, good condition. 4 Hit. 1932 PLYMOUTH. CAN BE L A W N M OW ER $125.00 Also, I rowhoat with SEEN AT THE SANKORD oars, 375.00. Call PA2 6640. CALL PA 64144 HERALD 204 W. FIRST ST. DAYS. MOTORCYCLE, llarlay Davidson 23—Netieea A —1956 II u m n * r. Phone 29-A Trailers WANTED: Ride to and Dana FA 2 1387. Orlando, T:30 and r.00 FA 3 M06. 3 BEDROOM trailer fully air con- 1955 HOTPOINT refrigerator, rea ditioned, washer and dryer. Will 24- la d A tunable. FA 36120. sell equity very reasonable or IN ST A L L E D WtodaMeU Back Gtana 21. Furniture Door G km . V ie t Gin Used furrjiftjrx, appllaaeee, tools SBRVICE H. M. GLEASON. Lab* Maty. etc. Bought-sold Larry'* Man Seakarib Gtom and Paint Ca. 215 Sanford Ave. Pb. PA 2-4131 FLOOR SEWING MACHOVB, Singer, industrial, Falrlane "SOO” Sport Sedan • Fully Kqulpprd Inrluding Inlrrrepter En­ gine . |ji » Mlleaxe "In the City of Gracious Living" Dream Homes *340 Down Payment-No ('timing *9890 T O T A L PRICE Humci feature 3 Bedrooms I’ i Tile llaiha • Screened I’orrh • Utility Room • Ter. ratio Floor* • Carports • Land•raped Lola • All l ily Cea. trniruce*. * * $ $ 59 CHEVY Truck • lUdio • Heater • Like New In«lde A Out • 6000 Arlual Mile* — OM.V $ $ $ MONTHLY PAYMENTS * $ $ $ Ton Pick Up $ SAVE 55 CADILLAC Z. F.qulpped Inrludinr Air Unndition. er • Beautiful Tutune Finish • Like New Inside and Out. *1795 $ $ * $ *1895 Our . Uited (’am Will Be Dixplaycd For Your InNpection Nightly On Our I,arg» Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE at (he aigu of your beat buy 2nd & Palmetto U. C. tat FA 2-A231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldxmohile — Cadillac Trade-In* Sdve ‘ 64°° SAVE D ollars A t H o lle r ’s HOLLER MOTOR SALES South PINECRES1 4th Addition ilonica Designed For Florida Living. 8 A 4 Bedrooms — 1 k 2 Baths VA - FHA F H A In Service Conventional Financing Down P aym en t! Low as 1425 You can movs in btunsdlately while th* pBptn are being processed. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Home For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. |Car Hwy. 1M 2 ft 271k St Phan PA 1-15*1 > �% •V . > ------------------------ i----------as------------------ f| • JSjm'*■ ■Kt’ i i*. - - • - V }%4S m - •Wed. Closing Time 7 p. m. instruction Classes Set W5T-* r'. . v: ': * ? < i f ''V Than. - F i t • Set. Closing Time t P. QOAMTIfY MOHS By Episcopal Church NEW GENERAL MAN­ AGER of Seminolo County * Motors Is Ben Howland, a veteran of suto aalea man­ agement In the southeast United State*. The Deca­ tur, Ala. native waa dis­ trict manager °r South Florida for the Dodge Di­ vision for the past two year* prior to which he was regional truck man­ ager for Chrysler for n year. Howland wns Dodge district manager for southern Alabama for two years and truck sales manager of Jacksonville's Massey Mo­ tors for five years. How­ land plans to move with his family to Pinccrest’s 123 Coleman Circle tomorrow. Ha graduated from the University of Alamaba in 194B with a degree In bus!neas administration. The new manager was in the Army Kngineor* In Alaska from 1942-45. SLICED tion, Instruction classes will be conducted by Father Thomas on Friday afternoons at 4:13. Any baptized child in the fifth grade or above Is invited to atteod. These elassaa will be held in the Parish House. Adult leaders of the parish-under the direction of the rector will Instruct classes In certain phases of parish life and responsibility. TENDER BEEF GROUND Girl Scout Troop Is Re-Activated Pinee rest’s Girl Scout 2W5 has been re activated the leadership of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Oma U t Troop under Jr*n* McAr- dell. LIVER FRESHLY . The troop of 1« flrW look a bicycle trip Saturday as part « their "fun In the out of doors theme being used to gain pro­ ficiency badges. Tbe It *ad jJ* year old* m*ft it Mn. Smith • 2439 S. Laurel Ave. home._____ BEEF 15th A Park Art. m PfL/CA TfSSEM AZALEA, DELICIOUS FRANKS P5G. CHOICE PLATE BEEF STEW « 19c MAYFAIR F F DELUXE... QUALITY BUTTER PURI CREAMERY or WESSON SPECIAL PRICES Wesson on FRESH DAILY Dry Cleaning OYSTERS U Of CUP 79* PANTS Kel's Manager Attends Banquet SKIRTS $ PARTY-PAK BRFAOfD SHRIMP "n? 43< SUIT COATS Harold Scott, manrgrr of the Kel’s *-10 25c Store here, attended a five-year anniver. ary banquet la Daytona Beach Iasi week. Along with other Kel’s managers and the director*, Scott toured the new 17.000 sq. ft. Krl’s store which opened in Holly Hill Ihii month. Following the new store inspec­ tion. t’ic officers of Kel’s were hosts to their managers and diractors at a dinner lhal evening Kyle E. Lockrhy Jr., president of Kefs, spoke to the management on the rapid growth of their com­ pany In Me five years of no-ra Hon. “ Twelve variety store* and a chain of toy anil hobby stores, Toy King, was just the physical growth of the company,” Lorkrby said. “ A successful stock Issue this year has added nearly loot) Investors to the Krl’s family; this, too, is a sign of expansion." ANY 3 FRESH BAKED LEMON OP. COCONUT MERINGUE For QUART BOTTLE HALL'S M V “The LIMIT ! WITH ,-OOD ORDER G rade " A " Florida W hole Jr* v Dressed and Drawn Cleaning” 110 K. 2nd St. Sanford - T o s' c FYNETASTE INSTANT f IN M I < PIES C LEA N ER S Home Of Careful FRYERS PARK IJmit I Fits* “ Home* Built With Pride’ 3 nml 4 Bedroom, I and 2 bath home* of outstanding quality countruction and design. Built *o enjoy — fur a lifetime! | With V A Kitchen Equipment by \! t Built-In Oven and Surface Unil In Many llomea ifi f 1 AH K i t c h e n s aJ fl!B fu lly FYNC-TEX DETERGENT Financing N O T H IN G DOW N C 'iE R A L ^IlE C T h iC With FHA Financing — As Little As ’ 45 0 D O W N e q u ip p e d . Monthly LIKE Payments RENT! JUST 1.1 M1I.ES w e s t o r THE t r a f f i c l i g h t AT 10(h A FRENCH DRIVE OUT TODAY I Avocados PRE-MAR TEMPTING ZESTY P I N E A P P L E Sweet Potatoes 3 u 2 5 ‘ JUICE a i •- ■ EATWELL LICHT MEAT Oranges W.Mth t fi Construction Company Inc. FA M I M '- i I ---------3*Vv-< TIm Rev. John ,W. Thomas, rec­ tor at Holy Croao Episcopal Church hat announced hutmction class** In the teachings and prsetlcea of the Church to atart Thuraday evening. November 1» at • p. m. These elaaeee win be conducted by Father Thomai a r ' will con­ tinue each Thursday evening until Easter. The public la invited to attend and no obligation is required Those desiring to be confirmed aod enter into membership in the Church should attend ‘ hese classes, in addition to those already con­ firmed who deiire a refresher course. Designed to answer basic ques­ tions about the Christian Faith the evening will be informal, and freedom of eaprsssion will be welcomed. 'Hasses will last a minimum of an hour and a half. A Coffee Hour will also he held 1.1 conjunction with the instruc­ tion period. For children desiring confirma­ . FA M 4M TUNA FISH 49 �---------- =— ■■W W - : 'i;!f " ..; v f f e * 1; v ■ .: * V -rtfJv.-V " r V V ST !• •V . :‘ V C Police Confiscate Million •Dollar Weapons Shipment » . •» S fW ((pf* ** 14 * fl ** » * 1 tr ■ < ,* ^ '' * CLEVELAND,, Ohio (t'PI) TfOMT PepOltmOBt ip n U to­ day iaveatlgated a mlliioo-dollar tfiipmnt of ansa and ammunition which potto# Intercepted during a truck weight check Monday. ^ 4 ) ^ 4*4 i H m i J i *•• ■ Casselberry City Blood Election Dec. 7 Needed For Mayor, Council Casselberry city etoctioo* will be bald Dec. T when Mayor Wil­ liam M. Banian, Councilman Ra JMcCerd, Town Clark Mr* S Usa Vaieal and Marshal Goa Savy«r will .un for rejection. Lyto* E. Iwop# of ISO I. Triplet Dr. will ran for the council port being vacated by Edward C. Heinten. when term ia about to an- An day ter IT ’ * ’ call -a* placed te­ at » ptet* at bp Mr*. Paaliaa ia Ui at Mae kaa- to Arraagemeoto ter giv* bleed caa be made by tea- ?' .\ / : . •> '. *u- - 7*Kj i • • ,J .1/ ’»*?* g>mtfnrfc Sjmttfi *» TV load contained U. I. and The driver of tbe track, Donald waa foreign made machine |uaa. E. Mabee, 4J, Sparta, N. riflea, bayonet*. piatoli, ammuni­ held for further questioning. He carried no bill of lading and the tion, cartridge belt* and rifle truck was ton* overweight. aline*, teleacop# eights for rifle* “ We'll go up to our neck* in and other miscellaneous armi. checkiag this thing out." Federal ; V WEATHER: Partly cloudy with chance of scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Turning colder tonight. High today, 76-80. Low tonight 50-18. VOL XLLX United Preaa Lensed Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1959 SANFORD' FLORIDA NO. 565 Apaat Georg* Molvantty aaid. Sub‘Zero Weather Heading East ‘.‘Ibere's no legal reason I know of for a private individual to be shipping such weapons. This stuff is contraband." Mabee told officers he picked up the load at the Datel Co , Oconomowoc, Wt*., and was tak­ ing it to the Service Armament Co.. Bogota, N. J. “ They told me I had nothing to worry about,” he said. "They toid me 1 didn't need a bill of lading.” Two officers stopped Use rig late Monday in a routine weight check. When they found the good* to be overweight Utey asked: “ What have you got there?” Mabee replied: “ Guns.” By L'nited I’ rfua International A sub-zero cold wave, worst of the season, headed toward the Gulf state* and the Katt today, shattering Weather Bureau rec­ ords that had stood since the torn of the century. The frigid arctic blasts drova the temperature down to zero or below In the atorm-riddrn northern Rockies and across the coun­ try's midsection. The searing cold was felt as far south as Texas, lasuiaiana and Mississippi. The sub-zero readings left a trail of death in the northern tier of atetea. A 70-year-old man was found frozen to death on the sidewalk in front of hia Butte, Mont., home. At Hazen, N. P., an *0year-old man waa found frottn in n kneeling position outside hi* home. A Montana State College stu­ dent waa reported missing th'rte days in the anow-covertd Rock­ ies. Rescuer* alse sought to reach .10 hunter* stranded at a ranger station near Augusta, Mont. How­ ever, the hunters were not report*d in any immediate danger. Montana, battered by two hliitard within a week, was given ated ga* and oil furnaces. Public were potted oa the Gulf buildings using steam heat were north of Punta Gorda and north opened to the resident*. of Ponce D« J<*on inlet, near M. Temperature* are expected to Augustine, to Capa Hatterna on dip In he low sa degrees la 8e- the Atlantic coast. mi no!* County tonight and re­ The cold front waa expected to main mid thro ghaut Wednes­ rover north and central Florida day. No froat dancer, are fore­ this afternoon and most of the cast. remainder of the stale by Wed­ nesday morning. Florida Colder The federal-state frost warning A cold front crept Into Florida service here forecast low temper­ today behind a blanket of low atures of 31.14 degrees in tbe INK). clouds and driixling rains. north portion of the Suwannee At least 2,800 homes were left In advance of the Irani, winds i district Wednesday morning and without heat when the power fail­ of 20 to ,7b miles an hour whipped i 14-40 degrees in the remainder ed ure knocked out elertrically-oper- both roast*. Small craft warnings I northern district*. •one respite today with tarty morning temperature readings as much a* 4b degree* wanner than Monday. Montana, wa* still the coldest spot in the nation. The mercury dipped to 14 below at Drummond and seven below at Helena, The bitter cold wav* caused a •Ute of emergency in Worthing­ ton, Minn., when an explosion at the city power plant cut all elec­ tricity to the community of 10,- p Mayor 8«n*on waa appointed mayor Oct. II when termor mayor Donald Willson became actire postmaster of th. town postofflee. mjgeCord is manasar of Laag Hardware Store. Swope baa bnan aaUa manager for a paper board firm. Sawyer w»* recenUy appointad towr marabal, to luccccd Math Kennedy who died in oCfic*. The** candidate* are supported by the Caasslberry NooPartlaan lepubiican Club .r their expecltocc, ability, nd unqueatlooed loyalty to tbe program of mak­ ing Ceeaoiberry a better place in which to live,'* club president Roy r. Pottaigar aaid yeaterday. Tbs rouocilmen are not paid, he pointed out. The mayor serves a ona year term sod ths councilmen eerva tor two years. The Non-Partisan Republican Club wiii meet at Urn Casselberry Women's C b Dee. I “ where a full discwsstM wit' be bad of what baa bean accomplished the past year as weU an what can be ^accomplished this coming year.” •pottelger said. All registered voters and those interested in the betterment of Caaaotberry are tovUe', to the ?:30 p. m. meeting. Refreshment* wiM be served and entertainment provided. f e E*!* Federal Inquiry Is Opened ilffllltlT i rGn. *. < It ill t t K o.i AUGUSTA, (llPII-Preat. dent Eisenhower ronfrrred for an hour today with the government's space boss. Dr. T. Keith Glennan. on the federal space program and how much to spend next year in reaching for the moon. FSU To Hear Atlee TALLAHASSEE tUPI) - For mcr Hrilish Prime Minister Clement Attlee will lecture at Florida Sut* University Nov. 23. Attlee, prime minister (rom 1945 to tail, will drliver tbe third lec­ ture wt the universtey lecture scries this year. • Drainage Group, Board Plan Meet A new five inan drainage com­ mittee will meet with the county commission next Tuesday in the first step toward eliminating drainage problems in the county. Hi* five appointed by the board last week are Warren Knowles. A. S. Merrill. C. S. Lee, Harold Kastner and SI. L. Cullum. ^Altamonte Springs Tax Bills Mailed Altamonte Springs ha* *00 eitli*n* being taxed for the S12.399.t2 whiah makes up the 1959 60 tax revenue from real properly. Town Clc»k Henry Hansen said today. Citisena have until April 1 to pay the bill* which were recently put to lie naii*. After April 1, town xpej*r* eust pay a penalty *f ■prr cent of their taxes. « NEW ORLEANS (UPI) A four • way federal investigation opened today inio the mysterious rrash of a National Air lines plane in the Gulf of Mexico. Tlie bodies of nine of the 42 victims of tbe tragedy were brought ashore along with pieces of wreckage from the four engine IJC7R airliner. From autopsies and a meticu NEW YORK (U P D - Gov. Nel Son A. Rockefeller said Monday night be plans another speaking tour before he derides whether to officially throw his hat in the ring for (hr Hepubli n president ial nomination. Rockefeller, fresh from a awing through the West, reiterated that it would be Jan­ uary before he would answer his decision. Panama Watched WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Untied Stales moved today to bead off a newr outb eak ot antiAmerican violence in Panama by offering to send a lop diplomat there to solve “ misunderstand ing.” Secretary of Stale llertcr railed Panamanian Ambassador Ricardo M. Arias to his office Ial* Monday for a to minute dis­ cussion of threats of new violence in the Central American country. Tariff Cuts Urged Greased In hard to handle, as every Rood cowpoke known, and this one at the Dusty Boots Riding Club Rodeo wan no exception. Thin entry in the bronc bunting event in shown catapulting from the entry chute anil heading for someplace besides under the rider. The bronc succeeded after a short haul. (Staff Photo! Gatchel Plans No Monitors Speed Hoffa Ouster Efforts sChange In Office David Gatchel. new clerk of the Circuit Court reported today that he plan* no change* in personnel in the clerk's office and plans to name a deputy clerk as “ soon as I get my feet on the ground.” Gatchel was appointed Saturday by Gov. LeRoy Collins to complete the term of retiring Clerk O. P. Herndon. w The 31-yrarold former Sanford mayor acted as e\ officio clerk of the county commisison today until a deputy clerk ran be appointed. “ I have no idea at this time who will get the Job.” Gatchel empha­ sised. • In Crash That Killed 42 Rockefeller Stalls Castro Rounding •Up Conspirators-, HAVANA (DPIi - The govern­ ment baa arreated more than JOO anti-Castro «on»piratora In fly# ef Cuba's aix province*. Informed sources aald today further atresia are expected. Moat of the countar-revolutioaariea were rounded up ia Lae VllJ aa and Plnar del Rio hut arrests Valso were reported in Camaguey. Havana and Orient*. A number ef clandestine r a d i o transmitter! were aeired. Officials aaid many of tbe plot­ ter* were followers of deposed Dictator Fulgencio Batista and members of a vast underground masterminded by Cuban exiles in Miami, but operating as Individual* rather than a* one organised force. 0 Premier Fidel Castro's govern­ ment recently reinstated the mili­ tary tribunal* which sentenced more than #oo “ war criminal*” to death earlier this year. It also eliminated the habeaa eorpua writ. ® PARIS (UP! i _ President Charles DcGauile'a Fifth Repub. lie took tlie lead Monday in a plan to pull down all tariff walls within a vast nrw European trad­ ing area in 196V France took the newest m a series of moves de­ signed to speed up the economic integration of the six member* of the European Common Market —France, West Germany, Italy, llelgitim, II Hand and laixeinbourg. Ions look at the plans parts, in vesligalors hoped to find the rea son why the giant plane, in ap­ parently perfect flying condi­ tion. plunged out of the sky early Monday into ths gulf. Had weather continued to plague Uie search for additional boshrs and othrr portions of the stricken plane. Ttie Coast Guard repotted a "considerable concentration'' nt debris Mvuth and east of the crash site, about 120 miles south-south* east of New Orleans. Winds of .13 miles an hour tashesl Ihe Gulf and mad* further search operations Impossible ear. ly today, A Coast Guard amphits* ian plane went lu the area hut waa forced back by th# high winds and heavy seas. The boat (hat brought in the bodies re* turned tu join the two cutter* at Ihe scene. Ttiey reported no mor# bodies had drift*' lo the surface. Th* sighling of the telltale oil slick and tiny bits of wreckag# Downtown Sanford merchants have ajtreed to keep floating in the sea Monday cantheir store* open until 8 p.m. every Friday night relied all hope that anyone had survived. throughout the Christmuii .shopping season. “ We saw no sign of life,” said K. Harper Jr., n leader in the move to keep the T I.. Iloyd, director of NAL flight stores o|>en, said today that all the merchants agreed to operation*. Who flew aboard th# the proposal “ for the convenience of Sanford shopper*.” search plane which first sighted die spot where the airliner went down. “ We saw small piecea of debris. Wr couldn't delermiiw what they were.” I apt Hubert Knot waa the first lo sight Ihe mile long oil slick. "The wreckage was in small pieces,” Knox said. “ There waa no fuselage—nothing even looked like an airplane. An official of the Winter Park “ If we don't find another piece “ We couldn't see any survivor* Telephone Company reported to­ of land toon, I don't know when or bodies,” he added. day that improved telephone serv­ Ihcse people will get decent ser­ ice for Smith Seminole County vice,” Ilarre atltled telephone users will he delayed and may l>e "thrown out tlie win dow” because of a recent zoning board ruling. Fire anla In Seminole County will M. I.. Ilarre. assistant lo Ihc NEW -YORK lIll'll — Stock l>r discussed by Stale Plant Board president of Ihe telephone com­ prices at 1 p m.: and United Stales Dept, of Agrtcul. pany, told ihe county commis­ American Airlines ....... . 23G lure officials al the Seminole County Farm Burrau tonight. ........... . 77 sioners that the zoning hoard American T A T The ants whose stings are harm* American Tobacco ......... . 103>i turned down a proposal to build Ilaltimore A Ohio ......... . 39W fill to human beings and animals a nrw equipment building al Alta- |Uethlethrm Steel ........ . SI'l wrrr found in the Sanlaodo area monte Springs lo aid in thr scrv- I C A O ............ . M’ « about thrre week* ago, county ............... . 63' a agricultural agent Cecil Tucker ice of 3,ixsi telephone company I Chrysler said today. They are found in a 20 Curtis* • Wright ............... customers. DuPont ............ . 251Gi square mile section ia th# south* The zoning I x i a r d turned down I Kastman Kodak ............... . 9fl'» west section of Seminole, Tucker Ihe request alter a pctltiun by Ford Motor reported. .......... The plant and agriculture person, group of Negro citizen* in Ihe |General Electric .............. . SIS rea claimed that the proposed •General Motors ............... 50'. nrl will show whal the fir# ant building would hurl their rrsidrn- 1 Graham . Palgr ......... 2 2 3 looks like and the damage It does. tial property by adding a com­ Inti. T A T 41' • They will tell III* extent of the in* .................. mercial structure there, ilarre Kel'a ......................... I'.-Ms •ret existence in Seminole County said. lairillard ....................... . 41S and how tu fight thrin. Aerial "We need a buildi.ig very badly Minute Maid .................. . 20S •praya made here to kill the anta m that area," Ilarre said and Penney ................. ... Ill will also he discussed. Cana may "telephone users will oilier if we Penn RR .............. . 13' • carry the anta from on* place to don't get il " another. Tucker said. Royal American ............ 4 The dinner inciting at the Sem­ Ilarre said work on Ihe proposed Sears Itochu-k ........ . 49S building wav tu have darted in Standard Oil (NJ) ............ . 4<i<> inole High Vocational Agricultural March and he completed by late Studebaker . .............. . 231. building, behind Hi* high school, .fall. “ Now that is all out tlie U. S. Steel ................. . UIS will consist of a supper at T p. m. and the rrport at S p. m. 97 winiiow,” Ilarre said Wealinghouae El. . Extra Shopping Better South Seminole Phone Service Delayed Insect Problem 1 p. m. Stocks To Be Discussed Assessment Rolls Open For Questions; Properly owners turned out in “ light'' numbers yaslerday as the tax assessor' offic opened up the O'Donoghue indicated he would assessment roll* for the current WASHINGTON (UPI) — Court- Monday to interfere with lower fiscal year. appointed monitor* vowed today to court drrisioni upholding the try to nail the Teamster chief for i Assessor Richard ''cCanna said cleanup directives issued by the hit part in a Florida real estate speed efforts la force the ouster , only a few owners turned out Mon. Teamster monitor*. It waa a ma­ of Teamsters’ President James R. jor setback for Hoffa and some of deal involving u->« of lund- belong­ , day and "hardly any romplainta Hoffa and his cronie* from union hi* top lieutenants who have been ing to Hoffa's home Loral "/J m were received.” The assessment roll* will be tagged for removal by the watch- Detroit. office. The monitor chairman .aid hr open tu the public until Nov. 30 dog group. Monitor Chairman Martin F. would ask a federal iiiuit early when the board of equaliialion |next week for power In jo ahead meet*. O'bonnghu* made the pledge fol­ with an inquiry into the i Inrida McCanns today urged alt real lowing a Supreme Court ruling denis who are unable to viait the j transaction. which permits enforcement of hlv If the court* find that Hoffa assessor's office to call or write anti corruption drive within the I misused union funds, u'lnmoghue In tlirir queries. giant truck union. McCanna reported two addition­ I .aid they might direct Holla's re­ Hofla also faced possible trouble moval as provisional president of al workurs have been employed un another front. Labor Secretary for the two week period. the Teamsters. James P. Mitchell said Monday The paving of l-ongwood's WildThe court also might order the night hr had asked the Justice De­ mere Ave. is just about finished union's executive board to bring partment to check whether the from E. Lake Ave. to the town j charge* against Hoffa looking to­ Teamster* were fully obeying the limits, the town rlerk, Mrs. On- ward his permanent ouster and exlabor reform law's ban on ex-con- me R. Rockett, said today. Ipulsion from membership in the virta hohling union officr. I.ongwood's council is negotiat­ |l.ftlO.UUO member union, tl'llonogAn Altamonte Springs nominalMitchell said Hoffa had advurd ing a 170,000 loan to extend other : hue aaid. ing caucus will be held Monday him that only “ a few Teamster of- |community streets and to extend Expulsion would prevent Hoffa In nominate candidates lor the fleers" were forces! to resign be­ the town water lines. Mrs. Roc- from running for office in the town'* Dec. * elections. Nomina­ cause of the ban. Tlie secretary ; krtt said. The loan being negotiat­ Teamsters. It would N the most tion* will be for a mayor and two added, “ the Justice Department ed will pave three mile* of road. extreme penalty the union could councilman Term* of office are ex­ has been a'krsl to look into the ac­ , Tentatively scheduled for hard Impose on him. piring lor .Mayor I^iwrenre Swofcuracy of this report." surface* are Wilma Ave. from ford and rouncilmen Hill York and Homer Sewell. Newcomer* lo Al­ The Supreme Court refused Molnar to Church St., Grant St. and Palmetto Ave. ta monte Springs mutt register by The town council meeting Thura ; Dec. 2 lo vole in th* elections, day night will be an adjourned said Town Clerk Henry Hansen. session to follow up the Nov. 3 Arrests of Ihrcc persons for meeting. violations which resulted in two accidents were made in Sanford Circuit Court Judge Volie Wil­ Monday. The Hoard of county commis­ liams today urged the bs>ard of sioners today awarded low bids Henry Chamber Buckner of county commissioner? to do some­ (ilenwood was arrnti-il lur making to two companies to supply them thing about the uncomfortable an improper left turn at First with asphalt ansi limrrock for the chairs in tbe courtroom. St. and French Ave I »t nlghl, coming year. A special movie on fire preven- Sanford police rrported. Mlcharl “ At the trial this morning I re­ The Quality Lime Co. of Orala ceived complaints from ihrte t lion will he shown at 8 p m. R. Cromwell of VAIl:i ami Floyd was awarded the bid fur 23,(MO jurors that the seat, are uncom­ ; Thursday at the laike Mary Vol­ S. Krahenhill of Sou Escambia Dr. tuns of Itmrrork ansi th# Maryfortable and distract the trial. unteer fire bouse. were arrested alter a two car anna Co. of Tampa waa awarded The movie is sponsored h> th* collision at French Ave and 20th the low hid to supply the rsMinty Bsiard Chairman John Krider told Judge Wilitama that he will •Florida Forest Service St. Cromwell was charged with with 100,000 gallons of asphalt. study the problem and Upr to • Sanfurd Firs Chwf Mack C4*v*- driving while intoxicated and Coet of eh* limtroek to estimat­ come up with a solution and 'land also will bp at the meeting Krahenhill arrested for failure to ed at II 10 per ton. Cost of the .and 'alk on tire prevention. possibly replace the chairs. asphalt is .1202 per gallon. yield th* right uf way. Longwood Paving Loan Is Sought Altamonte Caucus Slated Monday Three Charged After Accidents Judge Complains Of Jury Chairs Bids Are Awarded Fire Prevention • Movie To Be Shown FINUEKl'KINTINfi TECHNIQUE waa demonstrated by FBI Special Agent Duluny Dupuy yeaterday to Sanford polic* Chief Roy Williams, left, and Sheriff J. I„ Hubby. Defensive tactic*, preaerving avitlenca and leaaona in revolver ahouting are among the aubjecU being taught Sanford (isilice and sheriff'* deputies in the FBI school in session here this week. (Staff I’hutt*' to � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 16, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c40494cb3e5b6da2dc7d28154146ec63.pdf c496dc48a68d26f7c71f6e2c4039e09e PDF Text Text ' >• m W orry Clinic H M m jrtm » n a - 8)M . f ta i HU M ««• M « f V m l I Page 8—T h an , Nor. 12, ION |M0 per month on my family In­ year- come policies up to » years, and then she'd hare reeeivad the f» ,000, besides: If Myrtle's husband now takas out |1 0 ,M Myrtle and the children would be entitled to 1% of the face value per month ($1M> up to a total of ao yean, and than aim'd gat the full (10,000 extra. Young husbands, your wives era W CKOBGK W. CRANK, doubly grateful for your thought' fulness whan yon show it via a «■'• Pfe. D„ M. D. tASK C - « * : Myrtle A , aged family I n c o m e life Insurance 0 , la th* Bother at three child- policy. Many littery, (rigid wivea, also It* ' Dr. Crane, I am diiturbed.” get over their tension when they confessed, “far my husband re- realise you husbands have ade­ a ta carry any lift tosurance quately safeguarded their future. For a wife naturally feels hesi­ m all. ' “ Ha iaalati ha comet of long tant about bearing several babies •ved anterior*, to ha claim* noth- If she baa no certainty of an in­ come on which to rear them, If Mg will happen to him. “And I bailtata to nag him about the husband should be soatched this earth. MM m atter, for it aouada aa U I from Insurance thus relieves a lot of •to unduly mercenary. marital tension. And you husbands “ •lit ju tt luppoee ha tbould be must take the Initiative, for wives Mr aired la aa ato» accidantr That hesitate to prod you on this score, - t n happen a re a to the aafait teat their in-laws bear about It » Prirar. and Imagine the wife la unduly “And hit tong lived anctitora mat canary. Would not help him than. So how ■ I AVO, fNSURANCK SALCSMEN Mold 1 heap my youngatera toDon't grow so concerned about father? a college Insurance policy for your “I’d probably bo forced to get a child II years hence that you for­ tab and him aomeboy lor a baby get the broader needs of your Uttar. C ant you urge huabanda whole family NOW. Collage Insurance la excellent, In waho np ta raality and abow propar coocarn for their famlliei, but a luxury. Family income InI* proved by adequate Insurance ■urance la a necessity for every in­ nrenetkmT11 » telligent husband: la fact, employers now frown up­ ’ m d N I O O H , It OTA M N K Bridegrooms, one cf th# moat ap- on applicants wbo lack insurance: ■tod gdle you can oiler your They regard them as either unable wife, la a “family income'1 to pass a mcdlesl eiamlnallon, or thoughtless aod Improvident, nei­ policy. And older husbands, like Myr- ther of which categories la a good tin's, should also quit gambling endorsement for an employe. With the future hspptoets and an­ And you widows should write a "Thank you" letter to the faithful n u ity at thalr children. -Whan 1 first married, I took out Insurance salesmen who prodded ■ 110,000 “family Income" policy. your departed htisbands into reach­ And whan our first youngsters or- ing oul from the Great Beyond rirad, 1 added two mora of those with thalr protective arms via your monthly Insurance checks: tio.oon policies. (Always write to Dr. Crane They don't coat much m art than (tralght Ufa insurance but tony to ante of this newspaper, en­ protect your wife and children till closing ■ long 4c stamped, ad­ dressed envelepe and Me to too latter are grown. f a t example, suppose 1 had been cavar typing ard printing costa 'h it by a drunken driver and killed, when you seed for one of hi* book­ lira . Crane would then have drawn let!.) 3 m* mj9> ■ M :-VV-4 m*Q\ ' *.r - ^ *w Vf;-WOl;>rt'yfS'A' > r, ' ■■ <■' ' . ’ *' " WiW frf^,7:‘X‘ ‘ -.--Sr •’ ' .vrfEW’' ‘ /V.pwjrp^MsSFf-WH ‘.?.v'1 ..- . Mr m w M m M M M w p v ip n i* * ■ » * BY FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - A knight gf Hto British Empire, Alec Guin peas, dominated a night of Ameb­ ian television Tuesday. Guianans made hie TV dramaBe debut here to an hour play failed, “ Th* Wicked Scheme of iebal Decks," part of NBC-TV's Star-time aeries. Because the pari was tailored for Guinness' uncanny ability to atilize a scheming, foiy-gramlpa facial expression — Including that luperb was smile that unfold* as he surveys Ihe chaos he has cre­ ated — the play wasn't much of • challenge for him. He's been inbeatable in this sort of movie, but It was still a great treat to have him i’u his stuff for mere TV viewers. Jebal Decks, for "i yca.s, workid in a bank ami was conspicu­ ously underpaid and unappreciat­ ed. He thirsted for revenge. He wanted his revenge to bo com­ plete. And he wanted to be around to savor ft. He hit upon a better Idea. He hcglos putting his own munvy Into the tellers’ receipts. Chaos re­ sults. The bank's antiseptic effi­ ciency becomes infected with ten ■ion and near-panic. Next, Decks mixes up the pay­ checks. A bank guard goto |37S and Ih# hank vice president gelx 113.18. Chao* results. Decks steps forward with some suggestions and eventually, an efficiency en­ gineer — expert)'/ satirized by WUliam HmUIs U — rumt* slang. Deeka keeps bis grcrrtlinizing going and locks Ihe b o ^ l chairman In the vault. There was Ijils fine line from the procrustcan banker m the vault: "I'm not counting my mon­ ey. I'm reviewing my holdings." Dynamite frees Hi* banker and Decks is on his way up, as the new director of procedures. He stops Ihe Willie Sutton-In-rcvcrse activities—merely by doing noth­ ing, and is about to become bank president when. . .yes, someone else begins adding money In the till. Drrks figures he has had it and quits. Retribution, you tee, doesn't come only to crooked quiz shows. Pur two acts, Ihe play had speed, was light-footed, thoroughly digestible, sportive and saucy as Guinness kicked Ihe derkens out of his cold hearted tormentors. Rut the final denouncement slowed things down and, while morally satisfying, was lacking in the theatrical sense. Personally, I thought Decks ’-ould have handled Ihe bank’s new upstart If he put his mind tn il. The setting was spacious hy any standard anil the supporting players contributed expertly to the moral. Without Faith U.S. Could ArifcfHbSullererslleedlleverAgBiBFearSevereCrippnng Lose Cold War, Club ToW llnlaaa we pledge ourselves to promote th* ideas of faith to God, honor, and service to the com­ munity wa will lose Urn cold war not with hoods at bullats, but with ideas, Sanford Naval AM S u ­ tton chaptata William M. Hearn told Sanford Klwaoiana yesterday. Speaking at a Civic Center lun­ cheon on Veterans’ Day tb« re­ cently appointed Protestant chap­ lain aald that tea beat way to honor American war veterans Is to promote the ideas they fought for. faith la God, justice In hu­ man relationships, brotherhood, knowledge for serviae rather than for domination and aanctly of the home. Americans can beat fight com­ munist Ideology not only by prov­ ing Ihe Reds wrong but hy show­ ing our ideas to be belter, Chap­ lain Hearn emphasized. Before eommunlsm and Hitter's fascism, warring nations fkreq- e British Knight Rules TV Screen For One Night g?£R5S iP W B B M fi^ P a sr ■• : ■ HEART PATIENT Kenneth Chandler, 37, wear* a battery in Sun Fruncisco to provide a jolt for hia heart. Without the device, Chandler’s heart wan alow* ed to aa few aa 10 beats a minute. Alfalfa Mystery Is Being Sought RATON ROUGH. La. (UPI) Scientists at Louisiana Slate Uni­ versity’s igrl-chemlcal and bio­ chemical laboratories are looking for an elusive "something" In al­ falfa that ain't exactly hay. They call it a "growth factor" —something they've known about for years, but have never Isolat­ ed. It may eventually turn oul to be a vitamin since experiments with alfalfa extracts have stimu­ lated growth in livestock and poul­ try. Drs. Joseph A. Luizza and Ar­ thur Novak, biochemists, began trying to isolate It tn 1M2, when they discovered a species of mold grew as much as 200 par cent more when given vitamins In an alfalfa base. The vitamins alone did not affect tho mold. The rciulta interested Dr. Alva U. Watti, head of Louisiana Stale's poultry department, who M a c m n n l i t l i j allalfa aalraal to chicks. Three test lota showed these chicks‘gained half • pound more than those net receiving the extract. Then Ur. Sam I.. Hansard tried the extract on cows and found it Increased cellulose digestion. The researchers are now try.ng to isolate the 'something" and define It tn chemical terms. They plan further testa with commercial leeda before placing It on the market. Monkeys Outwit Rescue Party SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) - A hunting party ted hy a 43-yearnld grandmother Imped today ta rescue two monkey* from the lop of Union Railroad Station here. The rhciua monkeys have out wilted station personnel since Tuesday afternoon, when they and four other plain pale brown, play­ ful and active monkeys chewed their way out of their shipping crate. They were part of a group of 74 monkeya on their way to a laboratory death at the University of Cincinnati in the interests of polio research. Professor Gives Up On Human Race BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - A zoology professor at UCLA thinks it U already too late for man to avert disaster — not from bomba, but firm overpopulation. Raymond B. Cowles, author of "Zulu Journal," recently published by the University of California Press, draws bis conclusions from studies of South Africa, where he was reared as the son of mission­ aries. He contends that all his life is indissolubly linked to its surround­ ings and that all forms of life are interdependent. Cowles points out that men mul­ tiply at a geometric rate while food production can only be increased at an arithmetic rale. "Aa a naturalist 1 can come to m\ly «ne conclusion," he writes, "which is that no rational solu­ tion can be achieved In time to avert disaster to both srildllfa and man himself." ucntly had similar Idaologtoa, the chaplain said. He cited bow only tho language barrier made the German "Sttlle Nacht" different from the English "Silent Night' in World Wat I. But the communists promote an ideology entirely different from the Jodeso-Christian tradition, Chaplain Hearn explained. The communists reject God and an in­ herent moral law; they check with Moscow to determine what la right. H you rejeet Cod you reject the basis for a moral law and yon are liable te make a treaty today and break it tomorrow, he said. The majority of United States veterans who gave , their time, limb* and lives til our wars knew something of the ideology they fought for, the chaplain said. He pointed out that when we live selfishly we aid the enemy by giv­ ing a bad example to other na­ tions. Wa must Uve honorably If wa are te give a good example, the chaplain emphasized. Three ideas regarding property ownership are current to the world today he said; the com­ munist, that everything bclongi to the stale; the private owner­ ship idea that everything a person haa belongs lo himself and the American idea that what we have belongs to God. Chaplain Hearn said h« thinks that most of us have the Idea that property is given us si a truit to promote good. CHICAGO (UPI) — C a rm tly available drugs mean arthritis sufferers need "never again" fear severe arippltog from toe dis­ ease, a «tinteat specie list told Il­ linois family doctor* today. Dr. Abraham Cohen, of Phila­ delphia, said "treatm ent wttb hor­ mone* such as cortisone have substantially reduced hospitalisa­ tion due to arthritis even though no cure haa yet been found. Cohen, arthritic clinic chief at the Philadelphia General Hospi­ tal Blockley Division, was a clos­ ing session speaker at a three- 4 Of Their Sons Serve As Priests Mr. Odhnm, as everyone knows, is the Seminole County advisor to Governor Collin*. I felt that it wa» a matter of courtesy to call him, tix>, and advise him of th* steps, which I had already taken. Mr. Odhum advised me that he was recommending Mr. David Gntchcl to Governor Collins for the appointment. Super Specials! ^ ^ NUYENS GIN R tf. 14.35 RELSKA VODKA 3 for $9.95 R et. *4.65 90 prf. Whlakey FLEISCHMANN 3 for $11.00 Reg. IM S Bourbon ECHO SPRING OLD HICKORY OLD STAGG SUNNYBROOK n li 3 for $11.50 Rex. GO* Reg. ti.se Bt.P.MIKD WHISKEY > Wto ‘v f — SCHENLEY CALVERT ANCIENT AGB OLD CROW CORBY IMPERIAL CK. OF KENTUCKY P. M. J T 5 9 J $1.99 5th Bth 3 for $10.50 S for $11.75 112 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD — OPEN I A . I L TIL MIDNIGHT ,. njyX* ALL PRICES EXTENDED THRU SATURDAY WE HAVE PLATFORM Rockers 1 SOFA BED REG. PRICE 59.50 REG. PRICE 69.50 THIS Many have nuked me why I contacted Ihe local Legislative Delegation and Mr. Bruiley Odhnm. I would like to have it deurly known by everyone in Seminole Coun­ ty that theae contact* were niude a* a matter of courtesy to these gentlemen. The member* of the legislative Delegation wore elected by the people of our county and represent uh in Tullahassee. I felt they should know of my desire* and intention*. Ret- 14.13 jti l* — iWv*- I W A N T TO TH AN K M Y FRIEN DS I wish I could thank each of you iientonally for the tetter* and telegrams sent to the office of Governor LeRoy Collin* in my behalf. EVERY BOTTLE A T D IS C O U N T United Press International NEW -YORK- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, discussing what he hopes to accomplish on a fourday swing through California, Oregon. Washington and Idaho: "When and whether I make a decision to seek the I960 Repub­ lican presidential nomination may be decided on this trip.” ALGIERS - A high French army officer, shouting at a crowd of extremist French seltlera who surged through the elreels yelling anti-government slogans: "Shout 'Algeria Is French' as much as you want but stop shout­ ing against DcGaulle." had partially some possible side effects such aa osteoporosis, or gradual bona degeneration. Bam tongterm w a a t eyetboUr hormones. “ AH the patient* wbo have' os­ teoporosis are under control,"^ Cohen said, "and I sincerely be-* tieve that each and every ooe of them feels that osteoporosis even with fracture is preferable to per­ manent invalidism." CUT RATE LIQUORS Quotable Quotes WASHINGTON - Labor Secre­ tary Jamca P. Mitchell, who lived up to his promise and ate a cake "hat” because more than three million persons were jobless last month, explaining why he -cut slices of Ihe "hat" for steel atrike negotiators: LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P I)- For "if there had been no steel the first lime In 20 years. Mr. strike, unemployment would be and .V,rs. Vincent Dcntinger have well below three million." no son studying for the priest­ hood. WASHINGTON - Gen. Albert “ It's going to seem funny not C. Wedemeyer (Ret.), warning in to be sending Christmas pack­ a Veterans Day speech i t Arling­ ages off lo the seminary," says ton National Cemetery that the Mrs. Dcntinger. most dangerous threat to America Father Gerald Dentingcr, 20, may be the people's indifference the youngest of four sons to be to Ihe responsibilities of citizen come priests, recently celebrated ship: hia first solemn high mas* in St. "Wc could lose our freedoms by Francis of Assist church, the default simply because wa take family parish. them for granted." Reg. Price 49.95 and express my appreciation for the support Riven me in my effort* to arcurn the appointment na Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. day meeting a t the lUtoala Acad­ emy at General Practice. Severe crippling, he said, "need never agate be tbs nltimate result at rheumatoid arth­ ritis" U the patient has access te "toterested medical manage­ ment" and " intelligent" use at various treatment methods. Moat patients, ha said, ran look forward te leading eseful Uvea. Cohen indicated patient at- THIS WEEK ONLY, YOURS For 39.95 WEEK ONLY WITH EVERY BEDROOM SUITE WE SELL You Get This Box Spring And 28.88 Inner Spring Matt reus For THIS WEEK Only 39.50 SAVE 20.00 1100 Freneh I appreciate, however, Sen. Douglas St cast tom’s recommending me te the Governor. I feel that I am qualified to perform the duties of the office of Clerk of Circuit Court, and 1 again say that 1 would like the opportunity of serving the people of our county in that position. Open Friday! ITil 9 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. paid political *<tv. p. m . Open •CENTER* Fridays Til 9 p. m . I �AQ2 William Whaaton is hoisted for simulated d rop . . . and is dunked in full arctic gear and saved by helicopter after inflating life raft. Demonstration was given for Sanford civic and business leader guests of Cdr. I. M. Rowell .Tax Rolls Open To Public Monday ^ County properly owner* con check the aa.see.intent vote storting Monday at tha Tax Aaaeaaor’a office. The rolls will be open to the public until Nov. *0 when the board of county commisaionern will hold their equalization meeting. The tax bills are expected to be mailed out by Dec. IS and tha normal diaeounta will be allowed on payment at MUa. Diaeounta include four per cent within 30 days after tha bHi ta issued; three per cent after the second 30 days; two per eant after the third 80 days and one per eerrt nfter tha following 30 days. Tha tentative millage rate has been ant at II milla. Concert Series Ticket Sale Within 250 Of Goal News Briefs TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Gov. LeRoy Collins may go home from the hospital today or Saturday. The governor has been hospitalized with an intestinal infection. NAHA, Okinawa IIJPI) - Ty phoon Emma hit Okinawa |nday with IZO-m. p. h. winds, hut no casualties were reported among the American troops or Okinawan* when the all-clear wa* sounded. Paperless Cigarette STOCKHOLM IUPI) — A paperleea cigarette will soon be put on the Swedish market by the Swedish tobacco monopoly. The cigarette, called "Hillo'' has slready been void In two Swedish cities — Cerebro and Vaastrraaa — to test con­ sumers' interest. Rough Penalty GAINESVILLE (DPI) _ Stud­ ent* may be penalired in such subjects as msibemaltrs if they do not use good English at the University of Florida, ilie College of Arts and Seienres adopted a The Sanford-DeBary Entertain­ all persona who said they would resolution to put greater emphasis ment Aaan. concert ticket u le buy tickets pick them up or phone on proper use of English regardwhich soda efUclally tomorrow la the office at First St. and Park lass of the subject. XO tickets abort ef the MOO need­ Ada Expensive* ed te insure achedulintf *nt the aerlei, Chairman Cheater Rea rick open Monday to illow extra time TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Mid today. foe tickets to be obtained. Office stale spent II. I It),non u ads fritt­ ThU numoer iaciuoci many who hours are from 14 a. m. to 4 p. m. ing in national publications during pledged earlier te buy tickets but The telephone number i* FA fiscal 1M». who here not picked them up. 27M3. The Florida Devrlnpmenl Coin The aaeociadon urged today that Ticket* may be brought from the mission said in its annual report Thursday that about two thirds office or from Individual sellers. Residents in Chuluola can call of this *uin was used to attract Mrs. Virginia Chadwick and in tourists. The remainder waa aimed Larngwood, Mr*. Robert Hammond. at bringing news industry to Flor­ In Sanford t e following persons ida. are telling ticket* and may be Campus Poll contacted at their homes. Mr*. J. U Raker. Mrs. Richard COLLEGE PARK. Mil. t l 'P l i Deas. Mr*. R. K. Cooper, Mr*. R. A campus newspaper poll of siu WASHINGTON UI'D-Congre; may be aaked to come to the aid A. Smith, Mrs. C. H. Schilke. dents at the University of Mary­ of haraiaed cranberry growera Mrs. M. L. Raborn Jr.. Mrs. Wil­ land shows 4Z per cent think there who fear they will be turned away liam Gramkow, Mrs. G. Andrew is nothing wrong with pre marital from the nation's Thanksgiving Speer, Mr*. Frank Mcbane, Mr*. sex relations. However, university W. E. Bristol, Mr*. W. K Kirch officialt promptly eritcizcd the stirdinner table thaw year. vey of too students as being "scicnSen. Richard I.. Neubergcr (D- hoff. Mr*. Donald Rales, Mr*. C. Ver­ lificially unsound" and not repre­ u Ore.) announced he wai prepar“ inf leglalatloo to help producera non Miie Jr., Dr. Wade Rucker, sentative of the school's 1Z,«)0 stu­ who may be atuck with moat of Mr*. Harold Kastner, Mr*. Leon­ dent*. their crop becaute of a cancer ard Munson. Mr*. Ann Tamny, Steve Powell and D. E. Thomp acare. The action came Thursday a* ton. ticket chairman. The series i* trhcduled to start the Agriculture Department hint­ ed it could not buy the rranher- Nov. 19 and among the highlight* rtee on a large w ale bail* aa will be Jo«e Green'* Spanish part of the farm aurplui purchase Dancer*. The Florida Symphony Orchestra and the Stetson Uni program. Arthur I. Flemming, secretary versify Glee Club. The Seminole Bund Association . ef health, education and welfare. will hold a harliecue at h p.m, in* aet ntf the furor Monday b> morrow at the Elk* Isnige warning housewives that part of ground* with all proceed* to go die Washington and t'regon crop* to repairing and purrhasing hand were tainted with a chemical in-lru nienl*. weed kilter which c need cancer Anyone wishing to take out bar­ in rati. Neubergcr >aut h< might pro­ becue can pay for their dinners and take them home. pone in a hill that the government Tht Seminole - DeBary Heart he given ipccial authorization to Music during the barbeiur wilt Council ha* appointed Phillip be furnished by the Seminole purchase a n y uncontaminated iloyd n* Coordinator for the Cen­ High School Hand. cranberries not wild. "if government (eating fail* to tral Florida queen of Heart* •w rapidly remove preaent public beauty content to be Held in Han­ doubta concerning the advisability ford Jan. !*, Iloyd will coordinale thr a.llvlef eating cranberriea." he said, "simple equity demand* that the ties to select beauties from all government aa»l»t Innocent per­ over Cenlral Florida. They wilt son* who were injured by the be chosen from high school girl* in the 111h and 12th grade* and initial blanket warning.” Sen. Ilirriaon A. William* Jr. will be judged on beauty, talent The Du,ty Boot* Riding Associ­ (D-N, J.k also wat among those and personality. The rauncil also named Ken ation Rodeo slated Sunday will urging "full indemnification" to farmers who face economic set- Leffler as chairman tor the new feature a list of event* from Heart Fund campaign. cutting horse* to calf roping. _ back*. All entry fees will be placed in a jackpot for each event, and will be divided between contextant* on a first, second and third place bails. Don ^toyrr ba* been earned San­ Sanford's Pilot Club will be hoai Thr rodeo will be held in the ford “Jayree of thr Month" hy a to the Pilot governor for Florida arena behind the Farmer's Auction •pecial Ja j.e e nominating com­ Dec. I Mrs. Mildrtd Patterson, Building with event* to start at will pay her official visit to the It a. m A pork barbecue is slated mittee today. Royer hail participated in many Sanford group a* head of Florida before, the rodeo starts. Of the organization's projects in- Pilot International district four. Mrs. Patterson will return to eluding lu*eh»1! night, radio day W ami wu< rhairman of Aunt Jem i­ Sanford in January to plan for the statewide Pilot International con ma Pancake Day. Royer came to ianford fruen caution to ba held bare April l-io Wayne>boro. Va and wa* active at the Mayfair Inn. The Edward Bennett who wa* Sanford Pilot member* heard in (ivic aftair* there. F. J. Davis of U»e Seminole loast triad for robbery in Circuil Court masters* Chib speak on Tuber­ bare yesterday waa not tha Ed­ Health Assn. To Meet culosis i t tha group'* meeting this ward 8. Bennett who live, at HIO The Senunole County Mtntal week. Tuberculosis prevention and K Fourth St . Sanford. The de­ Health Association will meet a t7:30 how TB patients m Seminole Coun­ fendant who plead guilty to petty r m. Monday at the McKinley ty are helped was wplakwd bgr larceny gave hie address as 301 nail Methodist Church. the Sanford attorney. Rcacon fft., Spartanburg, S. C. W * V k Congress May Aid Cranberry Growers Band Association To Hold Barbecue 'Queen 01 Hearts' To Be Selected Dusty Boots Rodeo Is Slated Sunday Don Royer Gets Jaycee Award Club To Welcome District Leader Bennett On Trial Not Local Man « atyf Sattfort* Ib ra ti) Collins Better Typhoon Hits Island (Staff Photos) VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Saturday. High today alxnit 80, low tonight in the upper 80’s. Unites! Press Unset! Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, NOVEMRER 13. 1959 SANFORD’ FLORIDA t p. m. Slocks NEW YORK tUPI) prices at 1 p m.: American Airlines .......... American TAT ............... American Tobacco............. Bethlehem Steel ................ C A D .................... Chrysler ................. Curtis* ■ Wnght ............. . DuPont .................. Eastman Kodak ................. Ford Motor ................ General Elrrlric ............... General Motors ............. Graham . Paige ............... Inti TAT ................. Iairtllard .................... Minute Maid ....................... Penney ....................... Penn HR ..................... Royal American ........... Sears Roebuck ........... Standard Oil (N J) .......... Studebaker ■**■* U. S. Steel ........... Westinghouse El. Stock ?4'« 7T«* 1031, S3'. «*."• 32*x 230', S3Vs St 2W 40'« 40’ ■ 2l*s IIS1* IM l 4 4»'« 4flV, 2D', S.Vl ST1, DeBary Chamber Meets Wednesday Dr. Miles W. Thumley. Orlando surgeon will be the guest speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Dellary Chamber of Commerce in Stetson University dining room at T a. m. Wednesday. November IB. Because of the prominence of the speaker plus the value and in­ terest in his subject of health, chamber of rummi-rn- mi'inhcrs may invite adult meinlH-r* of their families and other gucOi, accord ing to President Harry P. Newton Ticket* will be on ,al* at the Chamber nflice dunnc regular husine** hours until November I* at 4:30 p, m. and ticket* must lie obtained by that lime, j * none will be available at the no ling. This deuariore from the riv-Wr proce dure i* deemed ..... . in order to facilitate sealing ■>* , maxi mum of 300 can be an "ti-outdated. Regular order of liu-mea* will include the report of itu nominat­ ing committee for i:*o officers, composed o( Harry M Brown, chairman; R o h e r * tidsleiier. Henry Lasher, Albert >ai.*biiry and Ralph Witberell. 16-Year-Old Girl Struck By Auto Sixteen year old Flurrm- Wilson of Sanford received j u on the back of her head and a broken ankle when the was -truck by a car on Onora ltd th » morning according to the Sherdl - office Florence wa* riibn; i bicycle toward the Naval Vir Station be­ tween the base and Sanford Ave, when she cut in front of a car driven hy Benjamin k Oliver, U.S.N,, said deputy Robert Grant. Oliver, who waa travelling in the lam e direction, swerved to avoid the girt, but struck her after skidding IZ fret The Lake Mary Navy man was charged with failure to have hi* vehicle under ronirol Florence Wilson live* at the Country side Trailer Park on Onora Kd. Free Net Lessons Slated Tomorrow Sanford youngsters will be given free tennis lessons tomorrow at Fort Mellon l'ark. The leisun* are scheduled ho start at 9 a. m. and will tie given by formrr net pro Fri'.k Deane. NO. 563 Area's Worst Blizzard Kills 17 Across Midwest Hunters, Cattle Trapped Board To Reduce School Millage ToFiveffills The Semin da County lit hoot Board ye,Unlay decided that Beminole County's school miliar* roubl lie reduced to five wills lor the IOBli-00 school yaar. The 10 mills approved by coun­ ty voters Not. I will Hot he neces­ sary lierausx the increase in as­ sessed property valuation this year over IUB will bring in more money, School Administrative As­ sistant Waller Teague said today. "The five nulls tax is estimated to produce |7*UWo to I* used lor thr support and maintenance of sphools for the next year and to pay the bowled indebtedness of the board on arhool bonds sold a few months ago." Bupt. K. T. Milwee said yesterday. Two milla will will he used for county current taxes, two mills far district U ses, and one mill for Iho district build­ ing and bus laxas. The revised school budget will be advertised next week and a pubtie hearing will he held on it the following week. The budget will then he sent to the Slate Dept, of Education for apprnvol. The tentalive budge of S'MI.OOU based on the I'Jfirt tax rolls was returned by the Department for revision a f t e r the value of jitSp tax e*empl property wa* certified hy T ai Assessor Richard McCanns. Clans to remodel the classrooms left standing at Ihe old junior high school site also were authorized by Ihe hoaid. The .Seminole Coun­ ty Vocational School will be mov­ ed to this Palmetto Ave. and Ninth HI. site after the classroom* aie remodeled. Parade Float Deadline Nears Sanford organiration* were re minded today that the deadline (or entering floats in this year * Jaycee sponsored 1'hrislmai parade is noon tomorrow. Program chairman Jack Wilber -aid all entries must be made at Hie Jaycee Inform-(ion Building at French Ave. The parade is uheduled Dec. I til church, busmen, civic ami school groupi are welcome to par tieipate in the parade. Phone Building Request Denied A request 10 build a new distri­ bution telephone renter east of All a monte Spring* has been turn­ ed down by Hi* County Zoning Board. Robert Brown, toning director, today said the rrquert waa turned down after resident* eg the area complained to the board that the propotrd new building would ba in a rrtidenlal ioax. The request had been made by Ihe Winter Park Telephone Co. • b ’ *t HELENA, Mont. (UPI) - five season’s biggest snow storm roared out of the RockWa into thn Great Plains and Midwest today, leaving Montana paralysed unde* iu woret hlittprd in history. At least IT death* wee* blamed on Hie storm. Helena, Montana's fa pits! «ky, waa crushed by a 21.3-inch snow­ fall. the heaviest 34-hour storm sine* Ihe Weather Bureau began keeping record i her* in 1900. Cut Bank. Mont., shivered In 23 below-rero cold and th* Weath­ er Burrau said th* t<« laden air would extend over Wyoming, Col­ orado and the middle plainx states and drop temperature* near zero through the Midwest. Montana ranchers, caught with a 13 per rent surplus duo lo slow livestock markets, began a des­ perate hattle lo reach to,nun to IS.OOn head of eattle and sheep trapped In giant drift*. The ranchers said the "fatality rat* for slrays wOuld probably be severe,'* but said past experience had taught them to be prepared by laying m plenty of feed. Rescue p.irlie* spent the Hay bringing stranded hunters out of the mountains By nightfall, th* only liiinti-rs unaccounted for were two Montana State University student*. Bub Amirk Jr., of Bill­ SANFORD K1.KS' UKAUTY reprewentnlivi; in the Klku ings and Richard Maxwell of beauty contest ut Cypress Durden.* Nov, 88 will tie .Mian Warm Springs. .Martha Ann t ’anirmti *»f 18-1 Myrtle Ave. The 28-yearEight were kilted on -mowslick­ ed Illinois highways. *ix died in old FSU senior will also be in the ljueen'a Court tit the Montana, two were killed in Iowa, Tangerine Howl football game in January. Miss Cameron and one fatality was reported in waa chtMen hy the Youth Activity Commit! i of the Michigan. Sanford Klk.V Lodge. The slot it) wat expected to de­ liver up to eight inches of snow In tin- Tcva*Oklahoma panhan­ dle, \eh ratk a, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa. The Wi-atber Bureau said snows from two to five inches drep would rage through the Ohio Vat, ley into Pennsylvania amt turn all highways from the Buckie* to the Apjialachian* into potential ' death traps. HAVANA (U l'li Premier FI with peFmittmg the raid—from it* The cold wave wax expected to cause local turning in central del Caalro today accused the airfields, lie conceded that the United California. United Slates of harboring ‘ war criminals" and ««rrying on eco States has taken some step* to mimic and pre,* attack* agatntt nail such raids, but rmmlerballanc hi* nation But he appeared tired id this admission with a long *er and the speech lacked the usual ies of aecusalions. fire of past orations. The Sanford Men and Women’# They include these charges: Uaalro, in a three hour, lu min i Golf Association will hold a joint —The United Stales is following "Las Vega* Night" parti. Sat­ ule television appearance that lasted well past midnight, did nol a "policy uf open arm s to war urday at thr Mayfair Country make hia expected reply to Ameri­ criminals exiled from Cuba." C'luh for member* and iheir can protests that his anil Ameri —’(Tie United States is carrying guests. can statements are inalirioui and on "a purposrlul campaign of eco­ Uniform nf the evrning will be are hurling Cuban American rel* nomic aggression" as part of cun "Westain Attire." Several prize* Ikm*. ipiracy against his regime. will be awarded. Price of admis­ —The American press is nut giv­ sion is SI to per couple. He said he considers inoffensive a pamphlet that the United State* ing his regime fair reporting, lie Free hor* dorm er* wdt he has found to be objectionable. 'Hie singlet out the Miami News, the served at T p. m. and a char­ pamphlet allows victim* of lost New York Journal American, Life coal fire will be ready at 9 p ns. month's air battle over Cuba. Cas- Magaime, and the two American for guests to eosik their oww Irn has charged Ihe United States wire services for criticism. steaks. * Castro Charges U. S. Aiding War Criminals Golfers To Hold 'Las Vegas Night' �% Church Of Christ causes o» casitT N ts tr tn s US> SAM I causes or tbs itm iu n u s mm AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY WORLD-WIDE BIBLE READING PROGRAM IBM R . L. Drawdy .............. Paator fcadi; School .... 10;00 a. m . Honing W oraaip 11:00 a. m. Youag roopH a'aM aatlasT:Up. m . Evcalag W onhip I::0 o. m . W ad. Prajrar Servlet 0:00 p. m . M issionary M eeting Pint Wiwili; .... 1:00 p aa. Evening Worship......TiM Wad. Prajrtf Harriet .. TiM causes of casisr Paota K ara Duncan M l M orning W orship .. . lltOS Presbyterian PIBST PRESRYTERIAN M orning W orahip .... 10:)g a. m . Evening W orahip .... T:S0 p. m . Episcopal SOLI CRO SS EPISCOPAL causes I iiA o l Darrah To Keynote Church Week Part A*o. at Ilk St Rot. John W . Thom as .... Paator Holy K ocharlat.............. T :SSa. ■: Family Service— Church School .... 1:11 a. m, M orning Prayer— Samoa ................ lltM a. m . HolyCoaonaatoa Tuesday .......... 7:30 a. M . W ednesday ............... 10:00 a. a. Thuraday............... 7:98 a. a. Sacram ent ofPonaaco Saturday ............ litMtt p. m . ALLSAINTS EPISCOPAL causes Paator 1:00 a. m . 10:00 o. m . John W. Pllloy Sunday School Morning Worahip ••••oooooo a ll1 a 8niU*r ..Mtltkra *••••» I* 1 ..M sttte w |* f I ..tUttitfv *■•*** ill I ith t^ N W uM lItfclW ooaooo ooaooo tl I 'i 1! ..MsttlMW ........ fl t l . . M s t t h w w ............. T i l | 9 Ushrtrsftl Bible f l s s h r ..A a ti oioooooaoo l i i l I oooooooo 9 1 I 000*00000 III It IT II II aa . J h U I oooooooo* »*! . . h M I ooa ooooo* H i ..iMlOfeI 0**00*00* ** ..Art! •O . OOOOOOO* 11*1 loafer tl tt tl tt ta ..lu lth . .Itaiab ..(•alali .. ..JtitnU h C krhtntt ..MtttlM* ..U U i Am erican B lbta Society Sunday ...................... 1:00 t. m . M oaningPrayer— S o m o n ..................... 0:30 a. m. Holy Com m union— lit Sunday aaeh m onth8:20 a. m . C ailST C H U B C M UPSALA C O M M U N ITY PBESBYTEKIAN CHUSCS JohnW . Pllloy ....... Paator THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL POR THE CHURCH Morning W orahip............0:00 a. m. School ........ 10:00 a. m. Bo*. Boergo L. Granger potter Sunday PaUevahip Sunday Service 0 a. m . Waatmialator Junior i-.ao p. m. Churah Ithool 10:0S a. m . Weitminiater Fellowship Holy Com m union S eniors............. 7:30 p. m. Tit* O w n It Mtk* fr*jlto4 f k Im M u n i t (or lk« hu.Uiftf *1 (kiiatMf M * |ooj (jitiwiiip. [t if • tleritew* »f tp-tttutl vihrti. Wiikeiu t Mi m i Church. Mithti dcuttcruy Mtcnil.utiM ttit tuititt. T I k i * <i* lour f e d nnom why tttrf ptfufl M l slittd n m u i itiulithr fed •upper! lh« Chunk. Th»y *n : ( I ) For hi* •wn ulc. (2) Ffe hit childm’i m 1*. ( ! ) Ft* ih* m I* of hit ttimmitity aa* ati.M. (4) Fur th* n i r of lh* Church itwlf, which M*dt hit utottl tad tatirritl wppurl. Pita to yu to Other Churches PINECSEST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHUBCH Car. nth aa* Elm H. M. Snow ... ... Paator Paator Sunday School ............ • : « a. m. 0:10 a. a . Morning Worahip ...1 0 :3 0 a. m. orahip..........7:90 p. m 10:30 a. m. Evening W .. T p. m. Wad. Prayer Strvleo .... 7:30 p. m. thfeth MfularV md wad fotw BAI* dt%. D*» fm fey Uanfey Tuttfey LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER THE ALLIANCE CHURCH ChHatlaa m 4 Miseimun AlUaaco its w. plow Path Am . aad l«tb W. Herbert W. Goons . . . . Poster .. Paator Sunday School ........ P ill a. m. David A Caraefls . 1:43 a. m. Adult Bible C la w ........ 0:11 a. m. I n d a y School Worship S o rric a ....... 10:30 a. aa. Morning Worship .. 10:40 a. m. Evening Service ... 7:43 p. m. A.Y.F.-Youtb Service 0:90 p. ra. ■T. LUKE’S LUTHERAN Wod. Prayer Service 3:00 p. m. SUvia (Near Ovtado) Stephan M. Tuhy , Paster Morning W arship ...... t:Sg a. m. PIBST CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School .... 0:00 *. * , SCIENTIST ChrUtion Day School, Monday 900 E. Second St. through Friday — EJndergartaa • Elom ontary..................... 0:00 a. a . Aiaday School .......... 11:00 n. m. Sunday W orship........ 11:00 a. ra. Wsdnaaday Sarvlca 8:00 p. ra. Methodist Tuesday Raiding . 2:30-4:90 p. ra. P l i n NETMODUT CHURCH Thursday Rending 3:30-4:90 p. ra. 410 Fork Av*. T. C. O'Steen ... Paator CHURCH OP GOD Morning W orship........ I :3 t a. m. French Ave. and SSnd I t Suaday School .. . . 0:43 a. m. P Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Joel D. Brown ... . . . . . . . 0 :U MYT Meetings 0:00 p. m. Sunday School Evangelistic Harriet .. 7:30 | (Intermediate, Senior) Tuesday S erv ice.......... 7:30 Toachor Training Courw Evening Worship 7:90 p. m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST FREE METHODIST CHURCH OF LATTER DAT SAINTS L aval Am . at 4th SL CMy HoU Ira K. Hindm u Jr. . Pastor J. 0. Brook* . Bran uident Sunday School ........ 0:43 a. ra. Sunday School .......... » *• *»• Morning Worship . 10:43 a. m. Socramant Matting .. 1 p. in. FMY .. 7:00 p ra. Evening Worship .. T:30 p. m. , Moo. FMY Recreation 7:00 p. ra. Tuea. FMY Prayer 7:90 p. ra. Wed. Prayor Servlet 7:90 p m. Pastor *• mEBENEZER METHODIST 1 *• m’ CHURCH p. m. Citrui Heights 1p. W E. Timms Paator 8unday achool , 10:00 a. u . Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. AY PIBST BAPTIST CHURCH OP OVIEDO Jack T. Bryant Paator Sunday School ....... 8:43 a. m. Morning Worahip .. 11:80 e. m. Training Union ... 8:13 p .m . Evening Service 7:00 p m. Wad. Prayer Servlca 7:30 p m. Catholic ALL BUULS CATHUHL CHURCH Oak Ava. at Mb SL Rgv. Richard Lyons Paator Sunday Masses . 7:00 a. m ........ 8:30 a. m .......... 10:08 • m ........... 11:30 a. in Dally Mata ........ 7:16 a. m Christian FIRRY UlRIhriAN CIILKLU 1487 ■. Saafard Ava. Jamas N. ilarnatt Sunday School Morning Worship . pan 9:43 a t 1 iuuu a CONGREUAIHINAI. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Park Ato. at l |t b St. Dr. Frtd Entm inter Aaao. Paator Hibla School !M i *.111 Marning Worship M :»us m FUgrtm Fallowihip 7.30 p, m Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST tod SL aad Elm Av*. Bw>rg* M Yalta . Mloiatw llhl* School .........10.00 a. m Horning W o n h ip ....... 11:00 a. m. BvonJju W orship....... 7:44 p m Hod. Blhi* Stud* . . . . . . f : u b. * I M 1j * rf— / 1 The support of the Church Series is sponso red by the following Business Firms: Other Churches Church Of God Of Prophecy tier Elm Arcane J II. Meucr Paator Sunday School . 0:43 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 *. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. ra. Woman’* Missionary Young People’s Service. Wed 1:38 ■. B . ------- ------------ PSOGR1LSS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Midway E. E. Williams . . .......... Pastor V*. Sunday School ........ 9.30 a. m. Paator Morning Worahip tl.oo a. ra. First, Third, Fourth Sunday! Evening Worship 7:30 p, m First, Third Sundijs Usher Board, Tuesday 7;30 p m. Choir Rehearsal, THE ItVIV/vL TABERNACLE Tuesday .................. l oo p.m. 24th aad Chase Ava. Junior Church, Sunday School 10 00 a m. Wednesday ........... 7:30 p.m. Morning Worahip 11;0Q a m tlu*incss Mcello* A 00 p.m Evening Worship T.43 p in Friday preceding first Sunday, Thuraday Service ... . 7.43 p m monthly SANFORD Woman's Club—34* Oak Ava. Josephine B Htucki* Pastoi Sunday Worship 11:00 a. ra Woodruff Hulldiag 204 E. First HI.. Km ] | | Tuesday Class , g.uo p. m THE SALVATION ARMY 214 E. Second SL Sunday: S u n d a y School 10 00 a. ns Holiness Meeting U 00 a Hired Meeting . 4.30 p YPL ......... 7.Of p Salvation Meeting . 7:M< p Tuesday: Corp Cadets ........ 3 30 p Band I'racUco < 00 p Ladles Home Uague 7:30 p Tbura Prayer Service 7 30 p 3|L Street MecUn| 8 30 p. m m m a m m in m m Tbow who live and aeareh in the Everlasting Light, His Hob Word, nerd have no fear of what Kea beyond tho oceono of waters tho octant of human experience, or tho.ocaaM of human tho For tho land and tho son are God’s, and Ho mUo In the kin] a*M tO *r m. Negro Churches UNITY CENTER o r Tho unknown has always presented a mystery and • ahallengo to mankind. Many hnvo faced it with f«*r and shrinking. Others hnvo accepted iu challenge and have opened up new viotno of So­ man knowledge. Tkurtfe* frld iy urn Robert O. Byrd ............ Paatoi Sunday School ........ 0:49 a. m Morning Worship .. 11:00 0. m Training Union 8:30 p. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p in. Wad. Prayer Service 8:00 p, ra From tho down of human hUtory, mon hog ggaod with two and fasclnntion arrow tho horiaon. What accrtU nro burled la S t aen’g vast bosom and what atrnngo lands and people* god sdns* ham nro out thoro beyond tho onnootT FIRST HIIILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 1101 W. 13th St. A. A. Field* Acting Paitor Church School . . . . . . 9:90 a. m. Morning Worahip . . 11:00 a. m Evening Worship .. 7;M p. nt. Tuevdiy Pray*r ------ 7:10 p, m. Teacher* Meeting, Wednesday . . 7:30 p.m. zio.N h o p e B .v rrisr c h u r c h 712 Orange Ava. J L, IIrooks ... Pastor Church .School ... . i).3u ■ in Morning Worship U ; qo * m. Evening Wonhip 7:30 p. m Tuesday rra y e r lervlce 7:30 p.m. !sT. JOHN METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH »-e Cypris* 81 II B. \\ hiteliurot Paator Luurch school ,9 Morning Worahip 11 Evening Worship . f. Choir Rehearsal Monday ... 1 Prayer Maeting Tuasday . . . . 7 3.U0 g. m Wednesday Bible Study, 7:30 p m j Junior Chui'ch . j 7:30 p. m. ' vluh Mci lings IfeO p . m .' Thuraday ..............7 �F H . N ot . 18, 1 9 5 8 - P a n 8 Bake Sale Planned By L AFRA Plana were discussed for a Christmas dinner at the Novem­ ber meeting of LAFRA unit 147. Dec. B was act as the date, and it will' be held at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllam Holcomb. Husbands of the members are invited. Each person Is equesled to brine two comic gifts, one each tW a man and woman. A bake •ale is scheduled for Nor. IT from to a. m. to 2 p. m. at the Navy Exchange. Members voted to have a copy of their preamble painted, to be hung on the wall at racb meeting. U wa* annoynccd that the unit donated *73 to the United Fund drive. Following Ibe business session, lu m b ers and their husband* anjH ed * *ocIflI and rerved refresh­ ment! of boiled hot dogs, potato chips and coffee. Sorority Chaptei Plans Benefits Mrs, Betty McKee w ai hoiteis tP the Gamma Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday night. It wai announced that a (oy baxaar will bo held today at the home ml Mr*. Pat Largen, In Pinecrcst. A schedule will alio be prepared for member* to sell tickets on the doll project for Christ ma*. Tablat will be set up this week end at Cowan’* department store A the Food Fair. Tickets may be obtained from member! at­ tending the table*. Mrs. Largen announced that plan* are being formulated by the service committee to sponsor a dince, for tho benlfit of the American Cancer Society, same time in February. A name band will provide music for dancing. 3tr*. Ann Cowan told the group that the second birthday party for ( f t county home will be celebrated this weekend, with the chapter a i hostess. An Informative program was presented by Mrs. McKee, who chose the topic, “ Poetry.” She read selections from different poets, depicting the divisions of V* \ v * * ^ (- "l Cook-Out M IS S M A GGIE JANE LAWSON, right, her mother. Mr*. Samuel L aw son, seated and standing, le ft, Mr*, tieurge A. Speer Jr. and Mss. Haldane Huckle. mother of the groom-elect are shown at the bridal luncheon, given at the S p eer home, Wednesday. (Staff I'hoto) Joe and Libby Smsthers en­ tertained a group of friends at a cook-out, featuring a pit-routed pig with atl the trimmings, last week end. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Riley and family, Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Bee bee and son, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Coch­ ran. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thomp­ son. Mr. and Mrs. Milton .Moore, end inn, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schwickrrt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rugenvtcm and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schwlekert. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Eaterbrook, ami Mrv Walker Ward of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Rtid t.unn and children of Casclberry, Sam Cochran and Doran Meieh. Miss Maggie Lawson Honored AtLuncheon Church Activities Mr*. George A. Speer Jr. honored Miss Maggie Jane Lawson. bride elect of William H. Huckle with a bridal luncheon Wednesday at her home on Tark Ave. She wai assisted by Mr*. John Ivy and Mrs. Harry Woodruff. Arrangement* of flower* in a green and white color scheme were arranged throughout the house. . Tho bride'* table was overlaid with ‘an Italian cul-work tablecloth and centered with a gra­ duated arrangement of white chrysanthemums and greenery. Silver and crytlal appointments and place cards completed the table decorations. Other small table* were arrang­ ed similar to tha bride's labia w every detail. Gucsls included, Misa Lawson, the hoooree; Mrs. Samuel Lawson, her mother; Mrs. Haldane Huckle, Heard all Creech. Mrs. James Mil­ ligan and Mrs. Richard Twtchcll, all of Ortando. Mrs. Gamble Rogers, of Winter Park; Min Harriett Redding, Mrs. Sidney Chase, Mrs. Merit Dusted, Miss Mary Ann Wright, Miss SonJ* Mnnfnrlnn, Miss Mary Ann Strickland, Mrs. Jack Sehirard, Mrs. George Hardin. Mr*. John lliggin-, and Mr*. Harvey Wilkinson of Sanford. Tut ladies of the Congregational Church'* F r i e n d s h i p League attended a District Missionary Meeting in Tat area today. New officers hive recently been elected for the Friendship League. They are: Mrs. Merrill Robinson, president; Mrs. ltcrmce Stinson, vice president; and Mrs. Lucille Spencer, secretary and treasurer. The Ethel Root Circle will meet Monay evening at 8:00 at the home of Mrs. Mary Simpson — Silver Lake. elect; Mr*. John Podmorr. Mr*. Carl Dann 11, Mrs. Dave Ragan. Mr*. Carl Dann III. Mrs. Sadie Mrs. Richard Bauer Entertains With Two Going-Away Parties Mrs. Richard Bauer ha* been busy entertaining wives of mili­ tary personnel who a rt being transferred to other areas. Early In the week she entertained with m coffee at her home. 188 Pinecrest Dr., honoring Mrs. E. C. Rossi. Mrs. Rossi, and her family have moved to Whid by Island. Wash., where Lcdr. Rossi hai been trans­ ferred. * The centerpiece was an unusual arrangement of earmuffs, mit­ tens. canned heat, and other Items of use in the great northwest. Amurins good-bye gifts were pre­ sented the honorae. Friends of Mrs. Rossi, who gathered lo honor her. were: Mrs. D. C. Hamilton, Mrs. N\ K. Mclnnis, Mrs. L. I). Tennison, Mr*. G. H. Robertson. Mrs. W. Atillcinwikl, Mrs. S. Oliver, Mr*. C. Andrus sod Mrs. W. Colvin. Mrs. Bauer also entertained with a luncheon at Ihe Langford Hotel in Winter Park, honoring Mrs. N. K. Mclnnis, who Is leav­ ing Saniorri soon for Whidby Is­ land. where Cdr. Mclnnis is be­ ing transferred. Several giddy good-bye gifts were presented to Mrs. Mclnnis iiy the guests. In addition, Mrs. ^Irln n it was chosen as special honor guest of the day by the Hotel management lo have her riB A T Flrit Baptist Church BtbU flu*, vcy Claaa,.7:30 p. in. First Chrlitlan Church Choir Practice, 7:30 p. m. SATURDAY The Latliei Aid of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will hold a bake aale Saturday, be* ginning at • a. m. in front of the Food Fair. The Caille Memorial S. S. Clan of Firat Mcthodiat Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. aad Mr*. Ted Wll* llama, for a builnen and social meeting. SUNDAY First Baptist Church program of Thanksgiving music, 7:30 p. m. MONDAY First Bsplist Church WHS study of Foreign Mission* 10 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. Bring a sand* wich. First Christian Church, Wom­ an's Fellowship 7:30 p. m. Guest speaker Mrs. J . F . Ramey, Day* Iona Beach. First Presbyterian Church Wom­ en's Bible study and prayer band, 2:30 p .m ., Boy Scouts 7 p. m. Models have been named for ■Club, Thursday, Nov. t l at I the “ Fashion Potpourri’’ to be pre- p. m. in the N. A. 8. ballroom, rented by the C. P. 0 . Wive* The varioua fashions from Cowan'a will be modeled by Mary n ,m ,| Haney, Barbara Drayton, Marie Lewie. Marie Sundval! Darlene Golloher, Jo Cartier, Nell Oxford, Marge Stone, Verna Bolton. Edna Murray, Alvera Kelly, Mary Smith and Ernie Rankin. Mrs. June Linglnfrller is direc­ tor and fashion ro-ordinalor of the ihow. Some male clothing will also he shown. v-< J ■ V- “J■X-,i - CPO Wives Club To Present Fashions portrait sketched In color which wa* presented lo her at ihe con­ clusion of the luncheon. Those gathered lo honor Mrs. Mclnnis were: Mr*. Randall Chase, Mrs. Gordon Robertson. Mr*. Arthur Elder, Mrs. Frank L Edwards, Mr*. Samuel Day, and Mrs. Daniel II. Mathers. Beauticians Meet Monday The November meeting of the National Hairdresser's and Cos­ metologists Assn., will meet at Dawn's Beautv Salon. Monday at § p. m. All members are urged to attend. Personals Children of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer kindergarten had a halloween masquerade party. Students from l.ake Mary attend­ ing were Vikki Nicolaison, Linda Wilbur. Betsy Rugenstein, Cindy Peoples. Georgia Lankford ami Billy Mison. SOME OF THE CHRISTMAS DESIGNS, rr.atle nml Kivcn a* door prixe* at the Christmas School of design, nre displayed by William Grow, direc­ tor of the show and creator of the arrangements; Mrs. H, L. Johnson, president of the Lake Monroe Club and Mrs. A. C. Franks, assistant direc­ tor. (Staff I'ltoto) Club Presents School Of Design The Christmas school of de­ sign and arrangements, sponsor­ ed by the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club and held at ihe Home Demonstration Center on 23th St. was termed a big success. William Grow, assisted hy Mrs. A. C. Frank, bolh of Poland, made various arrangements of Christmas dec oral ion* and de­ signs. Each one present was given a kit of material to make their own designs later. Mi** Myrtie Wilson, county agent. Mivs Hattie Kirk and Mr*. George Olio, county president, were given corsages. D ior prizes w rrr won by Mrs. II. t.oervs, Mrs. Perry 'Wheatland and Mrs. Ann Ccnvtllr. Streep .Music Co. of Orlando, furnished soft Background organ music during the evening. Organ­ ists were Mr*. Dorothy Furrow*, and Dave Cousins from the mu­ sic company and Misa Linda Hittell, Claude Hlttell and Donald Canup. Matrons Club Meets Monday The Peat Matrons Club OES will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. R. F. Cren­ shaw. It.13 E. 7th St. Mrs. Ma­ mie J. Warner and Sirs. Mayme Griffin will be rohosteitc*. An election of officers will be held and all members are urged to attend. Miss Lucy Nowlin To Give Program The americsn home depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman's Club will meet tor the November business and program meeting, Monday at I p. m. at tho club­ house. Miss Lucy Nowlin will pre­ sent Use program on “ Creative Christmas Lighting.” She will demonstrate way* of using elec­ tricity in Christmas decorating. Hoiteaaea will be, Mrs. George Dabbs, Stra. If. 8. Dugger, Mr*. George Plttard, Mrs. >1. C. Ethelberger end Mrs. Roger Harris. MINCE MEAT COOKIES In cookies, as in pie, mince m eal make* good eating. Make drop cookie* from your faVorltc mix according to package directions. Add the content* of one (9-ounce) package of condensed mince meat, blend well and bake as directed on the cookie mix package. THIS RED WOOL Jersey sheath will be modeled by Mrs. Verna Bolton. It fea­ tures three quarter length sleeves, a figure flatterer, by Tccna Paige. (Staff Photo) Does Conduct First Initiation Cei emonv An Initiation ceremony wa* con­ ducted for Elisabeth Wolford and Jenny Marie Ksrraker by the San­ ford Drove 180, Benevolent, P atri­ otic Order of Does at the meeting this week. It was the first initiation for the newly organised organisation. Mrs. Jackie Uaruthers, president, offi cialed at the ceremony, aisLled by 26 officers. Eleanor Wolford remindrd the members that Mrs. Sylvia llumc who will speak next week on cere brat palsy is in dire need of toys which will help the children in the use ami coordination of their hinds. Peggy Hardin, first coun­ selor and chairman of way* and means eommitlee (old the group that arrangements have been com­ pleted for the three organisations, —Sanford Elks, Anna kiiller Circle and (he Dors to combine their efforts in sponsoring a Thanksgiv­ ing dance and parly to be held Saturday, Nov. 21. Each will par tiripate in an all oot effort to make a huge success of this event to which all Elks and their wives are Invited. Viola Kastnrr, whose enthusiasm has fired the interest of Hie drove lit a project to raise money for an air-condilinning system for the lodge, has already realized a con­ siderable sum from her sale of recipe books. Earn member has agreed to instigate a project of her own and donate the proceeds to this fund. Plans were completed far a Christmas parly in which hus­ bands of the Ones and their child­ ren will ba Included. Each mem­ ber will bring gifts equivalent to the number in ihrir respective family. Does having no children will also bring a toy lo he raffled off later. Tile organization was unanimously in favut of rntering in slatr-wlde competitive rilualiatic work. Esther LeFevcr and Elvira Coe, both from the Orlando Drove, at­ tended ihe meeting. Members at­ tending were. Virginia llowersox, Jackie Caruthers, Evelyn Disbrow, Agnes Walker, Esther Har­ bor, Mary Hoettgcr, I’earl Hope, Mae llalin, Mrs. Gi-orgo Carver, Dim- Foley, Vonds Mill»r, France* Pratt, Anna Itukur, Duane daggerly, II. Hoffman, M. Hickson, Elea­ nor Wolford, Mary Smith, Florence Lynn, Nancy Foster, Thelma Sny­ der, Ruth Illllhimer, Peggy Har­ den. Florence Maps**, Agnes Androsko, Jenny harraker and Eliza­ beth Wolford. Lake M ary 4-H Members Meet LIKE MARY 4 1! CLUB MELTS The Lake Mary 4 11 club mrl Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ted Brooklyn. After a short business meeting the girl* played games, sang, and sampled cookies that each girl baked. Three new members were wel­ comed into (he club. They were Gail Roberts. Paulrtto Holley, and Cathy Best. The next meeting will he held at the home of Mr*. Brook­ lyn Nov. 23. dnjw m vdnq Annual Opening: 60 Season Francisco M ayfair Your Welcome Wagon llostre* will call with g if ts a n d f r i e n d l y Creeling* from the com­ munity. Giants Ini Saturday, Nov. 14 S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A December 12, Taking Measures For Dinner at rear of Kel’g on Magnolia at I FALL & WINTER SUITS Dress Optional Bubble Gum or Lollipops Friday and Saturday Nov. 13 - ASK A T THE TO Y STORE! * No individual announcements being mailed Kenerratlon* limited, Send your* In exrly•ncloalng paymtnL „ 9 ;a n d SO N ti&u'UkaA. �> ! /• >- IP i m ts fk - Washington Calling CHANGE OF PACE O il Shares Rated Good Investm ent By GORDON J. TOLL Managar, Security Aaaociatw, lac. OH sh a m have a twofold appeal: good Income plua price appreciation potential. They aleo are an Inflation hedge. Over the yean.' oil aharca have ranked high in popularity among Inveatora—and for good reaeon. F«w aegmenta of our economy can equal the induatry’a impreaaive growth. Re­ cently. however, the oils have loat a bit of their popularity aa earnlnge have lagged becauae of exceaa domeatic product inventoriea and exaggerated fears of a worid crude over-load from major new dlaeoverlee In North Africa and the Middle Seat. With oil aharea well under recent hlgha, Sincere ft Company, members of the New York Stoek Exchange, atatea "advantages should be taken of further price concessions resulting from tax celling to add to one's oil holdings." They have chosen one especially Interesting equity—Pure Oil— priced et approximately $80 and yielding over 4 *,j per cent on its welt covered dividend—for long term growth. Originally a small gas utility, Pure today ranks as one of the nation's 15 largest oil companies. It ia engaged In all phases—exploration and development, production, refining, transportation, and marketing. The bulk of its domestic pro. ductlon comes from 356,000 acres (In Texas, Illinois, Okla­ homa, Louisiana, Colorado) which contain 6.444 producing wells and reserves estimated at one half million oarreia of crude and 8.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. Theaereservas are all located in the U. S. and thus are Immune from upheavals. In Slncere'a report, It was disclosed that *Tnre'a domestic reserves alone are worth over $75 a share. In addition the company holds under lease or In fee over 4J00.000 acres of undeveloped properties. It owns four large mflaeriss capable of handling over 184,000 barrels of crude dally, operates five natural gasoline plants, and has extra(Hte pipeline and terminal facilities for transporting and storing its products. These products are marketed through a network of nearly 16,000 service stations located In 24 mldweetem and southern atatea." Last year Pure earned $3,35 a share, down from $4.13 on •aeh of Its 8.6 million chares in 1957. "Net income this year may be off a bit from 1968 due to weak gasoline prices In the last half. It'a believed, however, that refinery runs will be brought Into line with demand, perhaps by yeur-end. This should set the stage for better prices In 1000 and recovery In •amtagi." # # 4 Inveatora Intelligence, Inc., reports the best buys "emerging from the consensus of over 70 services in the last two weeks are: Best All-around Buy—Martin Co.; Best-ReRuy: General Electric; Beat Speculation: ABC-Paramount. Reports Florida Growth Fund: Florida Is one of the faateat growing consumer markets in the United States, fllnco 1929 the annual increase in personal income In the atatc la 12.4 per cent — higher than any other state ami well above the national average of 3.8 per cent. Total income In Florida reached "$8,834,000,000 in 1058. u gain of 740 per cent from 1040 and 129 per cent from 1950, while the national Income rose 354 per cent from 1940 ami 68 per cent from 1950." The whole state's economy naturally benefits from thla awlft climb In buying powcr-cspcclnlly retail outlets. Among them are Winn-Dixie, Stevens Markets, Food hair. Woolworth. McCrory'a and many others. If you're Interested In Florida politics—you might enjoy reading "The Finished Man." It's fiction based on fact. San­ ford la mentioned twice In the novel and there are many scenes that I’m sure would be familiar to many of our resi­ dents. 'Hie book can be found in our public library._______ DAILY C R O SSW O R D ACROSS 3. Via* 33. llaaa4. Habit ]. Happen h a l l 'a •.Map 0. Krushchev 11. Unit* and others Kang 8. Washed 13. Varanda 31. Hate­ (ILL) 7. Corridors fully 11 Conrad, aa 8. Indigo 33. Donkey t ha Insid* t.Prica 27. Donga )4.Tii*cr*am 10. layer 38. High 11 Social tniaet 17. a*rman pri**l If.T Inltr min* 33. Cun18. fitte r thrower* rrm lng l'fil«rdai'a Aataea 30. Thou (■tang) 31. Under37.----- and In ode* 19. Larga _______ l-eander garment worm SI. VaaUnrrs 13. Father (Fr.) 1C. Busy 33. Compass SI. G*nu* of 38. nirda In tec If point graia asarlasa 42. I.eaf vein (abbr.) 1 T- T” * 7” a 7 W S3. Hawaiian tlmbtr Ur* T" 1 3d. Scrap* IP. Unman •i ■1 money f , 10. Oilnra* * ■/ rivrr % -S l.d lrlin am a 1U ‘■j t 33. Mimic i %%% 33. Japan*** i rrr iS Ti •latrsman Y/ < % St. lUimanra 2ft 1/ 26 language 38. Horton's 14 I$“ fi" nickname f , 1 '*T ed. Pry d t.N k an 4 v % % IA % leaf tdg* IT JT 43. Ml** Dunn* 4i. n % 4*. Vallry of tha moon ♦r 41 43. Traatra a#. Compile* 4 w DOWV 1. nutglng Jar 1 3. Agrta n 13 Png# 4 Q jn ih o d w d n q : Assignment Washington By ED KOTERBA SHACKLETON'fi HUT, Antarelira.—Thla la a placa in hlitory, Preserved hlitory. It’s the wooden •hack of tho explorer who In JIKC came within 97 mile* of becoming the firit man to reach tho South Pole. And today the hut of U . Ernest Shackletun, daring young British naval officer, itandi as he left it. Would Lift Limit On Crash Claims NEW YORK (UPI) - If you are killed in an auto arridrnt, your heirt might collect as much a* t2uo,ooo or even morn In damage*. 'But If you loie your life in almo«t any International airplane craih, the most your aurvlvora could claim from the airline I* ys.300. Lee Kriendler, a New York law­ yer, ipecislUing in airplane dam­ age casts, pointed to thl* dis­ parity in urging that tha celling be removed from the liability of airline* operating on international route a. The United State* subscribe* to the Warsaw Convention, a treaty which puli a 98.300 limit on bow much an airline can bo forced to pay in a damage suit stemming from an international accident. "Many experienced lawyer*," Kriendler said, "feci that the prin­ ciple of limiting damages for per­ sonal injury and death. . .is a to­ tally abhorrent principle and should be abolished from our law." Kreindler laid the Wariaw con­ vention has created a mare of complication*. Cuba docs nut sub­ scribe to it. so if you are in­ jured or killed on a flight from New York to Havana, the iiabilily limitation docs not apply. Canada does subscribe, so if an accident occurs between New York snd Toronto tho limitation Is in force. U is one of Ih* strangest mu­ seums of the world. Two smoked hams hang from tho passagaway Just inside tho door. Thoy’vo been hero since 1908. Experts say they are still edible. Canned food and boxes of dried groceries cram the wooden shelves — cherries, Irish brawn, stewed kidneys, currants, dehydrated potatoes and cabbages. Just like Shaeklaton and his o n left it—as fresh as if it had arrived yesterday. Temperatures on this hill side, which slopes into Cape Royda, have iranaformtd the hut 1st* a perma­ nent polar food freeier. It geta to 7<> degrees below hero — rarely above sero. When I stepped 'through tbo creaky front door I was atartlcd by the shadow of a stout, bearded man. He spoke. Tho aceent was British. He introduced himself. Eric Wedgwood was the name, from New Zealand. He had com* here lo study the habits of the Hospital ‘Stay* Fixes This Fish MIAMI, FI*. (UPI) - A bonefish got in a fight with a barra­ cuda at the Miami Seaquarium and bid to go lo the "hospital.” Divers hand-frd the boneflsh fur a month. Ils food contained vitamins and antibiotics. Today, Ihe fish Is bark In perfect health. The unique hospital at the Seaqiiarium is creditrd wllh saving thousand* of fish ia Ihe past five years. Handler* doubling as nurs­ es are rrsdy for anything. When a big fish bit off the (all of a pompano, the victim was hospitalised until it grew a now toil. A snake Let with a big chunk bittrn out of Ils back hid under rock* where no one eould reach it. Liquid medication was added lo tha water, and la a few weeks tha eel emerged halt and hearty. Treating diseased or Injured flih ia a routine Job at the Seaquerium. it has the largest col­ lection of tropical fish in capti­ vity-over 10,000 — in its tanks. W* I.VS.H VIHLOW, JACK TRIM J. C U IU IN U . Hardware t a » a now! for those who are accustomed to perfection LINCOLN THE F I N E S T IN FORTY Y E A R S Mere, indeed, is perfection. In over-all (pulity, of course. Hot more important, perfection in detail. The soft, supple leathers, rich new interior fabrics, gleaming instrument*, are all exciting evidence of this point. For those who have yet to own a Lincoln, please ionic in and let us show you what a tmlv fine rnotoreir should be. Lincoln is on display here now. rillUTTIgtt LINCOLN FOR 1960 Friday, November 13, 1959 S ' S i 'l l By BABQUB ODUM a line between tb# two parties on viet, (hit President Elsenhower*# WASHINGTON—Is Senator Lyn- major issues, will have a tough bold move in inviting Khrushchev Boa Jahnaon a serious candidate tin e electing any candidate they to this country may be much more for the Democratic nomination for choose. Trumpeting "peaee and (ban a gesture of goodwill. Nixon Pruldont? A great many members prosperity" aa they did te 1983 and Is directly associated with thin in­ a I Ms petty would Uko to know the '98, tb# Republicans will wte the itiative and that he greatly be mg Presidency although they will fall filed by It haa been shown ia the answer to U st gwotioa. polls. From Texas com# report* of the to carry Congress. Even Johnson's severest critics ftirtoua campaign that ho is wag­ This pessimism is especially ing. H t it rushing from one side of black at the thought that the GOP acknowledge hie remarkable quali­ tho atste to the other talking at nomine* may be Governor Nelson ties. As majority leader he haa fish frlai, coUogo convocations, Rockefeller. If thla reporter ha* shown g n a t drive and skill. With test imonial dinners and at any heard one prominent Democrat h# hi* tireless energy and his inordi­ crossroad* whore the admiring and haa beard 30 say that agalnat nate ambition he haa rare political tbo faithful hava gathered to­ Rockefeller the party wouldn't intuition. Yet, as with ambitious men, he may not bo Immune from gether. have a chance. Even with Vice-President Rich­ that subtlest of all virueo—tb* So far aa hia re-election to the Bmate next year ia conearned, thla ard Ninon as too opponent many Preiidcstiil bug. Ho ean run n c £ is shout as necessary aa It waa for Democrats are beginning to b# year, thanks to a change made by Wiaatou Churchill, to campaign to doubtful. It la evident, with tb« re­ tho Texaa legislature under the rotate bln scat in Parliament. markable reversal of the Soviet Johnsonian influence, both for reJohnson will have scarcely more stand on a nuclear test ban and election to the Senate and for Pres­ than kaken opposition. Therefore, wllh Prem ier Khrushchev's mod­ ident or Vice-President, and that ia many observers a rt laying, hia erate speech to tb* Supreme So­ an advantage few candidates have. otrnaimui efforts must bo aimed at tho Presidency. Northern Democrats view the possibility of n Johnson candidacy with n la ra . Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois ia tho latest to say pub­ licly that because of bll til to oil and gai and tb* Southern viewpoint PICTURES OF SANFORD'S MOST on civil rights ho could not carry MODERN HARDWARE STORE Northern itatsa. This view is wide­ ly held in the North and it was not countered by the presence oi the most reactionary Northern Demo­ crat, Senator Tnom u J. Dodd of Connecticut, aa cheer leader at Johnson rally in Texas. But friends close lo Johnson, while the Presidential balloon wa* going up, discount the noises ho makes. They aay the Senate major­ ity leader la too shrewd and know­ ing to deceive himself into believ­ ing that he could get the nomina­ tion or, If he got the nomination, that ho could be elected President. What ho is doing, they explain, is maneuvering for a position where­ Each week wt will ahow by he can help lo name the candithe picture of a different Adell* penguin now moving in date. department............ SEE FOR YOURSELF) It la not only oil and gas and the from the ice floes into their rook­ ery on ■ hillside beyond. I remark­ Southern approach to civil rights “If It's Hardware, We H ave It’" ed about the preserved state of the that east a doubtful light on John­ son as a Presidential candidate in food. "Ah, yas," h# said. "Yesterday the North. As majority leader he I baked bread from some of seemed determined lo out-econoShacklaton's flour, The bread was mis* tha Elsenhower economisers. Ho followed this course despile his delicious." "state of the union" speech at Borne of tbo cans w e n rusted. 1 own tb# beginning of tb* session in woods red how eorao. which ho promised to challenge Ihe Almost Indignantly tbo explorer Administration on a whole range of protested, "They must have gotten iiauee covering national meurity that way on the ship M the way and the growth of tho country. down." But tho challenge was not forth­ Wedgwood waa a chef on tb* lin­ coming. When it came to labor leg­ er Quean Mary lor I I montba Until islation virtually the whoto Texas last year. detogatlon In the House voted Thara's plenty to learn about against tha moderate bill sponsor­ thoo* penguins. I went qvor to ed te the Senate by Senator John F. mingle with them. Abort 310 warn Kennedy. They helped to supply Handing around like ■ bunch of the margin for Ihe so-called tough man with hand* in tho poekota of Landnim-Qrlffln bill which U ana­ their tuxcdoei thema te organised labor. It has been aald that penguins It Is tha "me, too" nature of tho ■re harmless, but I found out dif­ leadership of Johnson and Speaker ferently. Moat warn docile, some Sam Riyburn, chief spark fur the were barking like dogs, ethers Johnson for-Praaldent boom, that pointed their beaks skyward as if causes the greatest unhspplness in looking for airplanes. These, I Democratic ranks. Opposition has learned from aa espert, were mak­ been expressed openly by some ing love. critics, such as Senator William Our SPORTING GOODS and But one character took after m i Proxmire. But beneath Ihe surface like an angry goose, I outran him, la a deeper discontent reflected in AMMUNITION DEPARTMENT and turned to take a few feet of Increasing pessimism over Demo­ film of another. I outran him. too, cratic chances next year. and later I waa bending over get­ The growing belief is that the HUNTING SEASON OPENS ting ■ cloieup of two othira flap­ Democrats, having failed to draw SAT. NOV. 21ut ping their flippers—another sign of love-making, t heard the aquiwk behind me too late. The mad char­ Never A Bride CLEARING OUT . . . A large Mock acter nipped me. PINNER. F.nstand (UPI) of DeVOK PAINTS (dincontinued color*) nl Adelic penguins come up to Ihe None of the bridesmaids rauulil height of your hips, and that nip the bride’s bouquet et a wedding HEI.OW WHOLESALE COST went through five layers of cloth­ her* Sunday. A horse ale it. Air ing. I retreated to Shacklaton's hut hoelcis Sallie Aldcn, 22. brought IMPLEMENT to learn from penguin expert Weil” her pet horse Chico lo her wed­ wood Ihe cause of this unsual be­ ding to Bryan Murphy, 22. After and havior. Put be was downhill to the wedding they pinned a rose 216 S. 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This will be the final home game of * h e season and a capacity crowd will be on hand foe the big homecoming event, tiamr time is aet for 8. Tonight's game will mark the first time that the Seminoles have played the llorneti in a regularly scheduled game. These two teams met in the Brahman Howl three years ago with the ^Seminoles coming out on top h> • a score of H-7, The Hornets arc sporting a neat 81 record and have one of the best offensive hacks in the area in the person of Bussell Pierson. Pierson is the leading scorer in Orange county and h s crossed the stripe It times. They hasr a big line and their offensive plays arc more or less power plr i up the middle. They hit hard and have -* very outstanding defense. • Although the Seminoles lost a eouple of thrillers by one point in the first of the season and nowonly have a 3-t record, they have • found'* themselves grid should be able to play on equal terms with ju*t about anybody. The defense enjoyed It's best nigh* against I.ceshurg last week and they should he able to follow up with the same kind of play stopping ball. % Toe defense mil he centered around BJbby Barbour, Johnny Whelchel, Alex McKibhin and Nee­ ly Ross at tl.e linebackers and Rusty Simas, tilenn Hodge, and Charles Pox up front. Whelchel and Pox were especially outstand­ ing last wreck against Leesburg. The Seminoles will pit two of the outstanding halfbacks in the con ference against the llorneU’ Pieraon in the persons of John Lost• lace and Ray Lundquist. The •'Double L's have shown their ability in every game this sea­ son and both should he in top form. John Mann will he set to go at (hr fullback spot and lihough hr didn't get murh of a chance at running the hall last week he is very capable and should hr a big help. Hr runs hard and Is capable of picking up plenty of ^ y a rd a g e up the middle of the line. W H» will be spared at time* hy »mtl’omi.sre Rill Phsgan. P h isan was brought up from the JV ’s earlier this fill and ha* been a Dig help in the defensive hackfir Id Hilly Rnwles, and Bubba Haw* will alto he sharing tome of the offensive duties at the halfback posts. Davis was the outstanding player of the JV's It's son and — has been hrought up to strengthen ® he bench for the remainder of the season Vtrkihbin and Bartsour could aUo gel a shot at aoma of the offensive ork if the ■evasion calls fur it. Oaufnrit Smith fovim fian By JERKY COVINGTON Well, tonight in Homecoming. Hun­ dreds nf former SIIS students will be pouring into Memorial Stadium for what promises to be one nf the outstanding prep football games in the state. The powerful Bishop Moore Hornets will be seeking their seventh victory against one defeHl, while the Seminoles will be seeking to even their record at 4-1. The "New Look" Seminoles discovered n great passing game three weeks ago and, although they hail their troubles at the start of the season, they arc all set to play the Hornets on even terms. The local defense has finally jelled and l feel that the Hornets tire going to la* in for a great surprise. The Seminoles will match halfback stars John Lovelace and Hay Lun<h|uist against high-scoring Russell Pierson in what is expected to he a great running e"ntest. However, quarterback Mike Roberts is a etneh to hit hall hawking ends Terry Christensen and Jim Gracey with great efficiency which I feel will be the differ­ ence in the hall game. My prediction—an upset—Sanford ’21. Bishop Moore II. SEMINOLE TRIPLE SCORING THREAT expected to give thu Bishop Moore Hornets pass defense trouble tonight is composed of Quarterback Alike Roberts, left, and Ends Terry Christensen nnd Jim Gracey. Coach Jim Pigutt Rives the boys some pointers, (Staff Photo) • • • In my three years of writing about the Seminoles. 1 think the most memorable game l have witnessed was the battle be­ tween Sanford anil Bishop Moore in the Brahman ihiwl. Highly touted Johnny Ellis, who was the leading prep scorer in the state, was supposed to personally run all over Sanford, according to the Orlando papers. However, roaches I’igott and Lauile had other plans. They played Mike Sandspur Kegler Lucrative Bowl Berths Lead 'Bunched Up' In Offering Saturday Five of the six teams in thr Sandspur Bowling League are United Press International hid and Penn State is expected hunched in the first three spot* Syracuse, Texas and Southern to go ts» either the Liberty or after this weeks play, with Pryor’s State Farm Insurance team lead \ California are expected to ron- Gator bowls. tinuc their march toward un Wisconsin, which tied North­ mg the way with 29 wins and 1J healen and untied season* while western lor (h* llig Ten lead last losses. !* Northwestern Saturday, is favored by 10 points Tied in second place U 'I he Pig 0otiisiatu State, and Penn State try to rebound ' over Illinois. NEW YORK (Ul’ll - Baseball’s V Whistle and Robson Sporting Washington, which still has the cold war today erupted into a lint Hoods, both with 18-15. Wilson- Saturday on a college football Maier and The Foodmart arc tied card [bird with Important con­ inside irack for the West Coast s controversy l«etvvci'n the major in the third spot with 18-17, and ference and tradilinnal contest*. berth in the Hose Howl is favor­ leagues and the m-w Com mental Several ot the lucrative Jan. 1 Roumillat's holds fourth with II 12. ed by six psiimx over California circuit. Wilson-Maier set a new record bowl berths could tic decided hilt Wdliaui V shea, founder of the lor scratch series av they turned it's considered more likely that but Oregon is rated no heller than in a 2,018. beating Iheir own high such close races as the Rig in. even money against Washington Continental league, opened Hie Pacific Coast Conference and score of 1021 This series wun State Washington and Oregon are shooting haiile hy charging that the two game* for the furniture Southeastern Conference battle* in a two tram bailie for the In- the withdrawal of the Dallas Fori people as they played against will continue down to the (mat craiive hid because of Southern Worth appluaiion for a franchise Cals ineligibility. from the m-wly-organiri-d loop is Kouniillat and Anderson Drugs. week of tin- campaign. Pryor s managed to get one Syracuse, the new national leadColorado, which id led the in '•part of Hie program of the game away Iron, The Pig, but <’r- " ra,r'* a whopping 38-point side track for the Big Eight's \merie.in League anil baseball to lost the next two, just as Food ‘ ho‘" . ° 'rr Vulgate, lexas is Orange Bowl bid Iasi Saturday harass us ” marl lust out to Robson, after •»««.«* »«, fexa* is a surprise underdog to a Ne­ Shea further alleged that mil­ the grocer* took one from the Vtir stun and Southern California braska eleven that lu . lost In lionaire contractor J. W. Rat.-son sport .te n 11 l * points over_ Baylor. Ittdi Texas Kansas. Indiana, Missouri look the lexas franchise a mdse a Wilson-Maier holds the scratch « ' lun’ « * ‘i’- 1 and Iowa Slate, The Buffaloes linn out ot the a ca hcr.ol-c Hale series h.gh. while 1 he Pig holds »»'* sn ond rankedI T * u will go. ft-ti would h« the Big Eight's son ‘ has iseen sold by someone the handicap series record, on lo a cotton Bowl showdown howl choice if they rushed *rc on the idea that he has a chanee Rmimtil.il* has both (he scratch l,UI be one of the most oml m the rare Iu-cause Oklaho­ ■•I getting into the American game and handicap game hini, attractive bowl pairings ol all ma is Ineligible lo go lor a sec­ la-ague. ond straight time * We are sorry he has been m i to he in the money cirrle. <>n the time Colgate has won only one of Clemson. which rulri Ihe \l gullible,” Shea -aid. “ Dallas has individual side. Margie W ood leads with high average honors, seven games while Syracuse has lantir Coast Conference with no more chance of getting into Mary Sat re has scratch series rolled past Kansas, Maryland, seeming rase and almost certain ihe American league than Sioux sewed up, Sue Jackson holds Ihr Navy, Holy Cross, West Virginia, ly will receive a nMlnr post-v-ason I C’ilv has.” 11.iicon had been s bowl hid. is raied M |>oinl* over I real enthusiastic hacker of the high game spot, Lil Ogden has Pittsburgh and Penn State. Texas Christian has been cum Maryland. high handicap series, anil both I (buiiim-ntj| League in Ihr pa*l.” Lu Hosepian and Marvlaiu Dany- mg fast since early sca»on losses luk have high handicap game hon­ to LSI’ and Arkansas hut Texas is given Ihr edge because of a ors. more potent offense. Southern California, apparently enroute to a perfect season, is competing only for the national champion ship since it is Ineligible lo play in the Bos. Bowl. For Complete Football LSU. healen last Saturday alt er 19 straight victories, is a 22Scores, Listen To point favorite over Mississippi Slate Saturday night. Northwest­ ern is six over Michigan Stale and Penn Stale is 18 points over On W.T.R.R. 6;I5 Each Saturday Holy Cross. LSU still has a strong eh ante to play in the Sugar Bowl. Norlhwesfrrn is hat llmg Wisconsin for Ihe Big ten 113 So. Palmetto FA 2-7202 title and the visitors Rose Bowl N O T F ri. Nov. 13. llkM)— P ag e il Ring Results COLUMBUS, r.a (UPI) - Pet* Radetnarher, 2on, Seattle. Wash* 1 knorkeil out Ruddy Keener, 205. Baltimore, Md. (1). Covers Sports Tamny man to man all evening on Kilts and. between Tamny and Bubba Hittell. Ellis was stopped cold. The Seminoles picket) up a 7-0 lead and it looked as though it were going to hold tip. However, the Hornets finally got a score. Late in the game, little Cecil Dumlridge broke up the middle of-the field and crossed the stripe for the winning TIL You who saw the contest will surety agree with nte that it was a great ball game. Knowing tfie type hall that the Hor­ nets play, this should turn out to he an­ other game just like that one. They are llte type hall rltih that will do anything for a victory and the fireworks could be­ gin to go off when these twit teams meet again. • • C six interested coaches for the IP-V.Mil) Biddy Basketball season. The Imskrhidl league is designed for hoys tinder 13 years of age. There are six .sponsors wlm have provid­ ed uniforms, hut ear It team needs an adult coach. Any­ one who can Hssist the Recreation Departnu-ut in this eapaeity should contact Ronald Ferry, City Recreation Director. All league g a m e s will ho played on Saturday mornings beginning December 12. Practice sessions are arranged hy the coach. Over 80 Imys participated in the league's first season last year. SA N IT O N E SCORE BOARD Downtown Cleaners Cx Laundry PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Jo­ seph T. McNulty, 53, for IT years a member of the Philadel­ phia Inquirer sports staff, died Thursday after a lengthy Illness. Nixon Plays Politics WISCONSIN’ RAPIDS. Wis. — (UPI) — Vice-President Richard Nixon "plavcd politics'' Thursday when he decilncil lo predict the 1939 National Football League champion at a press conference. Make thr hot with TAP TEST H li t » • / . . . always hot always clair always plwnty tt't hmt t* initsfl * n«w lupw (ihfMiud DAY A NIDNT America'* Fineat W ater Heater SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. 202 Sanford Are. FA 2-1282 Fair Faces Flay L \ FAYETTE. La. (I'l’l) —Ftril round leaders Boh Watson and Jerry Pittman were out to tuaid up a i'omlori.ihle lead today In Ihr Sl’t.iMs) Lafayette Open gull tmirnaineni the pair carded tier under par n», « Thursday In gam ,x one »tinke advanlap- over Walker Inman Jr, <>f Eglm Air Force Bom-, l.a . and RiMy Max well of Ode*.a, Tex WE ARE GOING OUT OF THE E Sports Writer Dies • In the last two hall games the Seminoles have thrown 36 passes anil have com­ pletes) 22 of them. The strong arm nf junior iiuarlrrback Mike Roberts and the great receiving of Jim Gracey and Terry Christensen have accounted for 276 ynrds through the airways in the last two hall games. The Seminoles have a great com­ bination in these three and you can look forward to them putting on quite a show tonight. Christensen and Gracey have hecome the finest receivers Dial SHS has seen in some time. This is the first year that Gracey has ever played in a foot hall game htii you won Id never know it by the way he has been playing. Roth nf the ends have great hands which accounts for the outstand­ ing pass receiving they have dune all season. Baseball Opens Coaches Needed 'Hoi' Controversy The Suiifnul Recreation Department, is looking for I PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Dick Young. 139, Philadelphia, outpointed Ike White, 15*. Philadel­ phia (6). PUBLIC HEARING ItOAKI) OF EQUALIZATION, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of County Commissioners in Seminole County, Florida will meet a* a Bonn! of Equalization with the tax anscwor in compliance with Section I!•.’).2o ami 200.10 of the Florida Slalules at 10:00 A. M., November 30, 19n0, TI RE in the regular meeting room of the County Communion, Court House, Sanford, Florida, for Die piirpo.su of BUSINESS hearing complaint* and receiving tcatimon) as to the AS SOON AS OUR PRESENT STOCKS ARE SOLD value of ntij property, real or personal, ns fixed by Ihe County Tax Assessor, of perfecting, reviewing and We offer you equalizing the assessment, and may continue in session for that purpose front day to day for one week, or as U. S. TIRES a t long as shall he necessary. FURTHER, the assessment records will he avail­ able for inspection by property owners beginning No­ vember 16, 10.'i!i, and continuing until tiie Hoard of County Commissioner* meet for the purpose of equali­ COST zation on November 3u, l'Jjfl. and your recappuhle casing. John Krider, Chairman WHI L E THEY Board nf County Commissioners LAST of Seminole County, Florida Attest: H.B. PO PE CO.. Inc. 200 S. i Park Ave. FA 2-4234 O. P. Herndon, Clerk �9 i > * Vv jC9-51— r\ n i ------ r - h it B ilto GrifBth oeld ynsterdsy Out fee fcspN to start Mat week total* g tfco coot of eoUoctlal |a rM |o tad trssfc from Sanford staff*. •TM rotes# doportmsat l» aaktag a totalled aad Maalaad su m y d iM k aad n t r y commercial ref•00 acooaat la Sanford, to dotor•due tfco quaatity of rtfuao kaadied M tko time required for coltoa aod to fled iko coot to BaaI," City M o a a i o r Warroa a said yootorday. _ o f f troati to dotoralao «Ras the them dollar perm eate AM ffer sowmoretol ottahUskmeats aataaHy eovora tfco east of wiltsUfa, b o o k s A cord system la kolof drawn an >afcov tfco tyro fckateooo end wkat io now nyteS- Tko time aoccsaary to collect from oocfc store aad tko msaatlty of odek mliso will ko Stared. CompUlioa of tfco surrey la effected to bo SO days, Kaewlee said. The 7 Gridders Injured In Train-Bus Crash SAN ANTONIA. To*. (UF1) — A fewtfc— Faaiflo freight train struck a k u tarrying a foot kail team Thursday night, iajurtef seven, ana af them critically. More than 3P student! from SL Anthony Junior Catholic Seminary iboard tfca bus when It at a Mllroad croaalng at • top af a shod, ateopgrsdo. “ I was tko first to are Urn train coming,” said the Rev. Paul Ma­ bry, Urn eat eh accompanying tko piayars to a gams with soother school. “I opened the front door tho hoys to got out and taka It tosy.” ho said. Tfco delsel locomotive knocked tko k u late o spin that whirled It M teat dew* the right-of-way. Sams hoys in the pre:eas of leav­ ing the bus wore scattered by the Impact. ‘Good’ Condition Sanford Director of Public Works 8yd Richard was listed in good condition In Seminole Me­ morial Hoapital yesterday, Richard entered the hospital Tuesday for observation. BfeV. B I N BORDERS Oviedo Baptists Sponsor Revival I k First Baptist Church af Orkdo will sponsor a w rits of m l r a l oorricta Sundsy through h e r. 23. Tho ovaagsUst will bo tfco Bov. Sea Bordars. There will Bo Buadiy oorvtceo at 11 a. m. aad 7:30 p. m. In ths Baptist Church. fluadsy afternoon strvlees will Bo hold la tho BonnovlUe Housing Dsvslopmsnt on Highway ME at StSO p. m. Tho mootiog oach night during tho week will begin at 7:30. Ifr. Larry Todd, minister of music and education of tho Secm d Baptist Church of Union City, Tttm., will bo tho song leader for tho strics or meetings, lie will aiso sing solos and direct the choir In tpsdal music. Evangtllst Bodcrs has preach od in outstanding Southern Baptist pulpits. He Is the pastor of the First Magnolia Baptist Church ot Branford. A converted Roman Catholic, he has become known a i an author and lecturer. Ik la also an accountant, columnist, and publisher. The public Is Invited to hear tbsse sermons. The Rev. Jack T. Bryant, psstor of the Oviedo church, In extending the Invitation said “ for encouragement of heart and peace of mind all churched and unchurched people alike are urged to attend these Christ* honoring, Church-centered n rvisa a." Gueat M inister Dr. Fred Ensmlngcr, associate pastor of the Congregational Chris­ tian Church announces that the Rev. William B. Matthaw’a will bo tho guast minister for tho Sunday morning worship hour. Mr. Mstthews was the speaker at tho church several weeks ago. Ilia sub­ ject Sunday will be. “ Ltfo'a Most Important Question." The service begins at 11:00 a. m. city manager pointed __ i t ■ iteast city commission letting that ewiketiag garbage aad trash from M Tn H,.rge Sanford non i * ..................... coats 1414.13 per month, while tfco stores pay o f y m ptr mewtk. E L M . Royal Dutch AlrUnoa, founded afc Oct. 7, 1*11, calls It­ self the oldest alrllae in the world. to a kaala waa critical condition. On* wit rekasad later and six rektlaad. The others w en takad ts the game la private cars and won It, a t. Guest Minister Slated For Church The pulpit ef the Alliance Chureh of Saaford will be filled by a sup­ ply minister la the absence of the pastor, Rev. David Caraeflx, who will be preaching la tko Ssadusky Alliance Church scar Birmingham, Alabama. The guest minister will be Bar. William Benson who now lives la Casmlbsrry. Mr. Benson has aerv od al aa Alliance pastor in several churches la the north. Ha is now •waiting placement in a new charge. Ho will deliver the ser­ mons la both the morning aad ovoning services. Mr. Leo Watson, Sunday School Superintendent will be chairman far the morning scnr ice and Mr. Fey Lae, one of the elders of ten church will he In charge of tee evening service. That waa In 1M4 wbea FDR waa campaigning to pile a fourth term on top of a third. Hoffa and Dovt Bask were not yet top dogs over tho Teamsters In 1*44. Old Dan Tobin was the boys. Tho union's method of operating, how­ ever, waa not much different than from m w . It couldn't havo been beciuse Beck and Hoffa, under Tobin, were deputy prime min­ isters and archdukes, at least, In tho union hkrarchy. And It never was said of old Dan that he waa a prude. The occasion of tho big splash In ISU was the kickoff of FRD's fourth term cimpalgn, a starspangled affair In the rich pre­ clude of the Staller Hotel's ProsIdential banquet room. The Frest* dent ot the United Slates and the assembled teamsters sat down to a noble meal laced with fins wines. It was aaid afterward that some of tho boys may hava had a Jug or two pf something else beesuse tho enthusiastic uproar indicated that a sort ot Roman holiday was almost had by all. Soma of tho assembled knights and barons of the teamsters realm were, of course, the same bully boys who showed up so badly when confronted wl : their thuggery ard other fault* in the recant Senate Investigation. All of that was in the future, however, and even FDR'a dedi­ cated enemies were willing to concede teat ths preeldent prob­ ably had made the best campaign speech of his life. It was the *• T , IsbraellSpy Pliwcrost Church To Hold Special Dedication Toastmasters Aid Sale Of Christmas TB Seals speakers are uslag their public speaking talents to help sail Tuberculosis Christmas Seals. In cooperation wllh the Seminole County Tuberculosis snd Health AssociaUon. Toastmaster Cheater Gucryy, a Navy chief warrant of­ ficer spoko at a Sanford Elks din­ ner last night, (iuerry told the status of tuberculosis In Cantral Florida, conditions under which speech In which he accused the ; help FDR's presidential camRepublican* of picking on bis little j palgn. dog, Fate. How tho teamsters FDR ducked home about mid­ —and tea nation—went for that. night but the melody lingered on. FDR waa In rare form. It had been a big night for Tobin, In tho lovaly voice, FDR aaid Back, Hoffa end company aod that “the Republican Old Guard (bay could not lot go eisily. la trying to pass itsalf off as the The files relate that as the well New Deal.” Of Republican Presi­ lined and dined teamsters broke dential candidate Thomas E. up and began straggling through Dewey, FDR aaid ba waa telling the S u tler lobby, two naval officallout and brosan falsehoods. Of cers happened to be there. Union Republican campalgMrs, general­ members allegedly collared tb* ly, ha laid (bay wart paddling pair end in the interests, no tho moil obvious kind of fraud. doubt, of democracy and the free AU of this plus, maybe, the electoral process, demanded to wine, limply sat ths teamsters on know for whom they would vole. fire and they pouadad the tablat, There was e fist fight and a lot whooping It up for more. On sec­ of publicity and Daniel J. Tobin ond thought, tea following day, fell need lo siy ha was not in* tho tearaitsra still were happy volved. The Senate wound up to and they dipped Ini* te union Investigate the incident but de­ treasury for Ibout ‘ \ m to cided not to. And that was that. Elks support for tho Christmas aaal drive. Toastmaster Erala Smite, also a chief warrant officer, will apeak lo tb* local Masons Tuesday nlgbt and Lcdr. Jack Lang-'ord will push the aaal drive at the Seminole County Council of Sehoola moat­ ing Wednesday night la Gemava Elameatary School. Toastmaster F. J. Davis, Saaford attorney, spoka to the Pilot Club Tuesday eight concoralag Christmas seal campaign. • Florida Grapefruit May Gel New Use TAMPA (UPl) — A naw and strictly uncommercial use for grapefruit has baca reported by tea Florida Citrus Eschange. I t aaid ana of Its brokers, the Suffolk Fruit and Product Co. of Suffolk. Va., reported It could not soil seediest grapefruit to a Negro customer. It etplalned that the Negro womaa waa handiag out tho grape­ fruit to each member ef nor church as they mat for worship. And on returning to church the next Sunday, they gave the church eaa cent far each toed found in their grapefruit. Is Backache Kidney Trouble? Final Baptist Session Hears Mission Report TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Re porta on foreign mlsslona and Evangelism highlighted the final teaaion Thursday of tha Florida Baptist Convention's 08th annual meeting here. The 1,800 delegates went en record in agreeing to step up the fight against alcoholism, gam­ bling and indecent literature. The Rev. Jack Eppa said that residents and tourists drank more than 1* gallons of alcoholic beverages test year for each man, woman and child In Florida. Ha broke it down Into more than B* million gallons of beer, four million gallon* of wine and more than 23 million gallant of liquor. For W eak Hitters A permit to build a Bat-Bat banball batting range on tho northwest • eoraor of French Are. and 2«h St. haa been applied for by A. B. Wil­ liams Jr. of Winter Park. Cost of the 41 lot, two city block project 1a estimated at 13.300. Many people hava tha Idea that backache la cauaed by a kidney ailment and then taka something to purga tha kidney. but many times tha backache is peralatant even H t e M H after such m u ■urea havo been taken. In reality vary few backachoa are caused UJ hill iU U B JB p UT th . R kldMy., F > ?' for only in rare & T ;|kidnsy dlaoaaaa is there any pain whatever in ths back. Pain or backache between ths hips and lower part of ths back is caused by pressure on tho spinal nerves cauatd by a misplaced spinal joint, and to be permanently rid of the persistant, nagging backache, the cause of the weakneu must be dealt with. A man •go 80, consulted a scientific Chiropractor recently about a backache he had experienced four years. Through Oos of a —rim e f article! published ia the pablic interMt te explain aad Ulostrate (he practice ef scldatlflo# Chiropractic, written ire Dr. P. LOo Ksrwla wfcoae afflee ia (seated at M l 8. French Avd. aad fcia tefepkeae H i k e r In FAlrfax 2-744L s Its tru e ! Mercury costs a, lot less th isy e a r !” Mr.Visitor...Focus on T « r Bretleek at the new M e n p e on our showroom floor wiU tall you something j u has happened.,Wo can it a dam* dsmga. Briefly.1we mean that every detail, from every F L O R I D A to see a Growihg State! FAMAY Chiropraetie examination revealed curvature of tha spine, Pinching vital nervea in tham - th ^ jowar back, which waa baaic cauaa of pain, Tha apina waa straightened by painless Chiropractic adJu»t«M>te. Patient notleod wrekT th* ««d «f * W" J “ d,#m,Mtd wlth btck* g« t hi t f . w t a d . ache are caused by kidnovil but are basically caussd by misplaced spinal Jolnta and your Chiropractor spseialitM in wi correctiona of thM conditionl. Ar# you t chiropractic ease? All this b eau ^ r-an d iw priced ^within $50 of Fords, Chevrolets and E^m ouths! W H A T IS IT THAT YOU W A N T ? angle, m a rlu tU e m a trim , tM ta fo l quality ear. Now take another look During your vscsUm her* io ten Susshia* State, lake • csriful look st Florida's business, industry sad agnculhue. Aided by Us sUtw’a ittsfity incrtsung population, Dsy »r* sipsnd ng csiutsntly o* ■profitably sound basis. NMf CAR Mild ilimsts, intirastonsl nu/Uts, efficient nsnpooor, •icollsnt ti importation, fararabi* lain -florid* hss thorn ell in ibundsnts. plus dcpcndsb.’o elsetrie poatr assured by floiids t and light Compaay» cantMusus prai­ rie of building thud to psu the state's rapid growth. COKED TODAY SEETHE Tils i good lock srodhf. The* decide If you. too. would Mt bo who to grow with Florida - an ideal pises tor jour business, jour family, and jpur poses *f auadl Whatever your qm I In llfo, It etn bt yoora If you prepare for It. And Ilk* many, you'll find that a friendly plocm to save, plus our genaraus dividends, will hasten tha day. Stop in soonl far ktlpH*V*«*n (*l as 14*Ms 9 a* if aw • OmxtsAmtsrasait fWrtnWIsrihp.iw Terri*.P.gfcs MM. FIMIIA m 1*4 Cfclao, K wm lea rood WASHINGTON (UP1) — The Ite te Department has quietly today. CAIRO (U fl)-T h n M w sp ap i^ token n step which It hspfa may U la remsviag from Urn pose- AI Abram said today Laboaore * due* the Chlaeee Com pert* af Si Mwsmta wording de­ authorities lad uncovered aa te let name American aewi scribed by the Cemmwatete Israeli spy ring whose leaders la"ineuKJng.** The Idea to to ana cludod Louie (Setchae) Arm. wbother this win pore tho way te Feiplng for oay of the oorre- strong. spendente aew bold! eg peaeperil AT Abram sold tea “Israeli spy validated for entry late Rod ring” operated la Arab countries China. io “tite guise el dancing gad Tho SUte Department oetten atogiaf troupes which Include also koa ten effect of removing World famous artists.’* tho Um* limit on travel by Astor­ Armstrong, wba recently n a d ^ k s a reparian t* Chino. a 22-woch tour of Europe aad Mate August, 1MT, tho deport­ tho Middle East, visited Beirut, The Plnecrnat Baptist Church «f ' will hold a special Dedl- ment haa placed la tfco poaoporis Lebanon, en the trip. He also . Sunday afternoon • stamped docterelieo that "the performed la Csechoslovdkte. restriction contained la this pass­ IS. Frikwtag the regular martins port Insofar as they relate te Mmdnlp with Sunday School at travel to or la there pertten t of Thompson Infant •:IS and tfco morning worship not- China under Communist tosH vtep at II. d in e r an ths grouadJ are susp aa dad until (dote).” Thd date currently la tha pdasporU Id Dias A t Hospital i. tfco Dedkstkn May SS. 1M0. Stealey Robert Thompson, ^ The Chinese CommuaUU hare fast soo of Mr. i od Mrs. Lac begin. Tko Rev. w s to f tee First doctored Thomases, Rt. 3, t laaford died miaete Memorial of Oviedo wiU do- that tfco reference to Tuesday at Bern of China uader ( Hospital. la the aer- t » T is “Insulting. Survivors boslda the parents W I L L E Q U IP P E D for rettllnf la this ra ttk m k i kilted Tho State Deportment decided are two sls lm , Judith ta d Elate, Donald Oravby Rauben Taylor of Lake Mary In tho yard of • n a ifh af tfco Piastres! Church: te toe whether this was a major aad three brothers, Leant* J r , Haretd Sherwood, chairman af tea reason why tnly mm nf tho St Aaron aad R kbtrd. bor. Taylor aaid the five-foot, thrM-lRch eiak e haft 17 imltteo aad WklUam cerrespeadoate holding validated Funeral service* wort bald .at rattlaa. It wan found near a garbaft can- (Staff P h o to ) Bader, chairman ef tho Board ef passports has boon admitted to 1* o. m. ydoteaday at SylvM Lake Red China. Tha ona was John Camelary with ted l a v . W. L. Doecans. During ten service, b::ide* re­ Strebm, aa ak-Uultural w riter Stevens officiating. G raakew waa viewing tec paxt progress that who visited Rad China In !*>•. la chargs ef arraageaeaU . | hat made possible this happy occasion for the dedication of tee Happinua Through Health church building, the chureh's ■Mis for 1M0 will be announced. (By DR. F. LEO KIRW1N) This service Will be opened to tho public. Seminole Toastmaster's Club TB may ba caught aad aakad Teamsters Go Into Politics With Splash BY LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPI)-Jlmmy Hoffa’a latest swan diva Into poll* tics la a reminder o* tho Teamstars* first big splash in poliUcal waters. tt»* Nnwsmnn May GntOkay Niwspiptr Says Louie Armstrong To Visit Rad China 4 - F H . Kew. I f , I N I Survey To Begin Of All Sanford Stores *'• #; *• i * 4 P OWI R 4 LIGHT C IM P A IY HELPINO BUILD FLORIDA W. Scott Boras, Mgr. 207 Magnolia Are. f_ a c W u p _ a t the peim stselur [aa tho wiadehield. Tho happy teod is Moreary actually in prieod bwaeath every car in ite field, a i priced within 850 of leading low price name'' can. fin* you afford wof to give this hmutifol • fis ir * AT QUALITY HEADQUARTERS Hunt Lincoln- Mercury Inc. 109 North Palmetto Avc, Sanford, Fla. �•l»» faatari | m l i f r l . N ot . I t , l N M ip T Understanding Is Taught As Part Of School Work New York Polke Hunting For New Mad Bomber In Slaying Of Woman m NEW YORK (UP!) - A nor­ mally quiet neighborhood on Sta­ ten Island waa clutched by fear today, Housewives were afrild to go outdoors. Car owners ap­ proached garage doors with ter­ ror. Tbe death of Mrs. Conceits Giarletta, 41, by a grenade booby trap under a garage door and tbe warning to another housewife that "you will bo neat" spread Qpanlc in the Port Richmond dis­ trict of the island. Was another "mad bomber" on the loose? Naw York City had been plagued for IT years by George Metoaky, the original mad bomb­ er, who set off 11 homemsde bombs which lajuttd IS persons during his ta rte r. Ha w tt capturwd in 1157 end sent to a home far the criminal Insane. * When Mrs. GiarlelU got out of ^ e r husband's car in front of their garage Tuesday night with the offer to open the door, tbe neighborhood hid been a modest, quiet one where most residents had owned their own home* far more than 10 years. Tbe btaat from a planted band grenade, triggered aa she raised the overhead door, tore oft her lega aid slashed at her body. Me received more than 30 wounds. Mrs. GUrlatto died Thursday. Police reported Thursday they had assigned a guard to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlaa Tracbta because n rough voice ow the Air Force Plans Security Crackdown On Technical Data WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tbe Air Force, in a security crackdown, hai warned industry against send­ ing any kind of technical data to Iron Curtain countries without NOVEMBER II government approval. Admlaaioaa Air Force contractors have been Sidney M. Richards, Sanford told it ie "prejudicial to natirniai Jam as Danlala, Longuood security" for tbam to answer in­ Helen Altman, Sanford quiries from " Eastern bloc" rep­ Lowmand Olivar, Sanford resentatives or private persons David Anderson, Sanford without first getting clearance. Donald Luka, Sanford in reply to a newsman's ques­ Albert Glbba, Sanford tions, the Air Force said today Births contractors "occasionally” had Mr. and Mra. Cecil G. Legette, sent unclassified or son-secret Sanford, ■ son data to the proscribed areas in Dismissals tbe form of sales bulletins and Mildred Landreth, Sanford sales promoting manuals. Elisabeth Ralchle, DeBary The Air Force warning was Jesse Barrington, Sanford sounded in a latter dated Nov, I Sharon Riggins, and baby, end lent to the Air Material Com­ Sanford mand, Air Research and Develop­ Geraldine Thompson. Sanford ment Commend, Air Force pro­ NOVEMBER I t curement districts. Air Force rep­ Admissions resentative! in Industrial planti, M iry Gulssari, DeBary and Air force contractors. Michael Holloway, Lake The letter eald Eastern bloc Monroe countries have been writing to Doris Angel, Sanford Air Force contractors asking for Robert Allwork. DeBary Information or brochures. Wilma Churchill, Sanford Contractors were told that they Marie Hardy, Sanford should tend any such Inquiries to Haiel Williams, Sanford the Air Force Intelligence staff! Candone Wharton, Sanford foreign liaison branch to deter­ Births mine whether answer* could be Mr. and Mrs. James L. All- given. If contractors want to an­ man, Sanford, a daughter swer (he inquiries, the material Mr. and Mrs. William must be cleared first with tha Churchill. Sanford, a son Air Force. Dismissals Robert Henderson. DeBary Barbara Bennett, Sanford Lillie Jones, Sanford Ralph Dean. Sanford Mathew Jackson, Geneva Hospital Notes I E | telephone had said: "Your ga­ rage It neat.” Mra. Trickle waa nearly hyitarleal. Mart than M residents asked police to K irch their gar­ age*. Others were afraid to put their cars away aed autos stood at the curb* throughout the area. Dcteclivaa faued no motive for the Olarleile bombing or for tbe Trachte threat. Efforts to trace the grenade fragment found by the Giarletta garage have been fruitless. Institutions were being checked for the escape or release of a possible mad bomber. Police said tbe call to the Trachta home could have been a cruel heei. But *orooar's verdict on Mrs. Giarletta was starkly real. "Death due to an exploitoo,” it read. Quotable Quotes United Press International ROME — White House press secretary James Hagsrty, on an advance swing of President El­ senhower's foreign tour route, stating that the trip's emphasis will ho on informality: "There la not a while tie din­ ner on any point nlong tbo w a y thank God.” WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wis. Vice President Richard M. Nixon called on Americans to work harder and longer to meet Rus­ sia's ideological challenge: There i* no question about the outcome . . when men and wom­ en have a chance, they choose fre adorn.” WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Christian A. Harter, in a statement issued after he said the United States was not takina sides on the technical aspects of the border disputo between India and Red China: " , . .Whatever may be the merits of the dispute, force must not be used to settle It. The Communist Chinese regime hat clearly used force and In (his respect is wholly wrong.” WASHINGTON — Farm girl Carol Jean Nelson, 2t, of West Branch, Mich., returning to the United States after spending six months with a Danish farm fam­ ily: " It was heavenly not to find television programs going on In DUNN. X. C. (UPI) — An •very home." 8-yaar-old boy darted inw a flaming home Thursday and cartied hit one-year-old sister to Lcicitd has it that Penn Yen. safety. X. Y , waa ao named aa a com­ The infant. Shirley Lane Smith, promise between those early actwas hospitalised with burns but tleri who came thcra from Penn­ her brother Johnny escaped with sylvania and tha Yankae pioneers sintad eyebrows and lashes. from Naw England, Their mother left them at home with two other children while ike went to the Welfare Depart, ment of Lillington. Firemen saved the house, but most of ite content* wera de­ stroyed. Johnny said "the baby waa In a chair and she was trying to get out the window. So 1 picked her up and ran." "I didn't have any trouble f i t ­ ting into the fire. It was balk somewhere else. But when 1 ran out, I couldn't see, so 1 just ran out anyway I could.” Eight-Year-Old Boy Saves Sister Enterprise Personal BY nELEN SNODGIARS Col. and Mra. Ralph DurkM of San Antonio. T e n s wars walk cad guests of Mr. and Mr*. Ern­ est Jones. Friends wUi he happy to lairn 1 that Charles M. Cases!, choir director for the Bsm elt Memo* riel Methodist church, is rccupcrating at the Orange Memorial Respite 1 In Orlando d will aoon be able to return home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris in Maitland Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Gane Hitchcock of Longuood and Mr. and Mrs. I Dick Jones of 0 Steen wera din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jones Friday. Tampa International Airport got the biggest allocation, ti33,3W, for a new runway and other con­ struction. Other projects Included: Brow­ ard County International Airport, Fort Lauderdale, 131,000; Drane Field. Lakeland. 340.700; Mel­ bourne Municipal, $191,300; Mi­ ami International Airport, IWt,000; Clearwater International Air­ port, St. Petersburg, 37S,S37, Lake Mary Personals c o o l) SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH members just celebrated re­ lease of escrow funds which enable thpm to purchase land and construct a new church building. Shown cutting the cake at the celebration are, left to right, Bill Myers, Richard Sites, the Rev. Ernest B. Boiick and Jim Bryant. IStaff Photo) Stories Conflict On Life In Russia EDITOR'S NOTE: Bastlaa a t- I or five other members of her thaage stadeai* a* a M-day group to visit the Sidney Hillman tear of the Vaitod S lu rs are Medical Center. I picked another subject. This i pee flag this week cad la Phil­ llm» she was definitely the Hus­ adelphia. A UPI repeater tells sion type: Fiat shoes, loose fit­ la tha follow Ieg dispatch about ting swesler, fid! skirt, blonde kla experience with a te of their hair pulled straight back, then braided in pig tails which were Isadtra. pinned up. "Do you speak English?" By HARRY B. BE LINGER "Of eaursc. Everybody who was PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - In seeking out Soviet youth leader born and raised in Philadelphia F.lvlra Astafyeva one expected to usually docs" This subject explained she was find a husky last wearing combat boots who would tell about life in Margsrct Rhoads, 22, accompany­ ing the group as an interpreterthe communes. Instead, I found myself staring guide, ami had loured Russia last Into the pretty green eyes of a summer on the sam? exch-^ge shapely blonde wearing a snug fitting black sweater, gray skirt and black patent leather, spike heels—all products of tbe U.S.S.R. Since my Russian Is confined to yes da—which sounds like baby talk and no nyet — which I pro­ nounce as if I started to say something and forgot what it was, 1 was looking for someone WASHINGTON (IT !) -A m er­ among the 21 touring Soviet youth icans should mind their manners leaders who spoke English. Elvira speaks English — the when they go abroad. Unruly clear, cultured kind. In a soft, tourists arc giving the United perfectly moduli ted voice sne Stales a bad name. told me she wsa a 22-year old That's what Mi|* Beth Egan, philology (science t,' linguistics) Hudson, U. Y„ an international student at the University of Len­ farm youth exchange student who ingrad. spent the last six months on She said she was thoroughly en­ Erench farms, said here Thurs­ joying her first visit to America day. and was greatly "impressed with Her opinion was seconded by the hospitality" and . . . A photographer interrupted. Would wo mind facing the other way so (he light would be better on Elvira's clear skin. We turned to the north, the Florida Department of Veterans’ light was better. And Elvira con­ Affairs assistant state service of­ tinued. Elvtra said in tile two weeks ficer Charles Prince will speak she has been in America she at Sanford's American Lesion found furnishing* here similar to Post No. 33 Monday. A 7 p. m. steak supper will pre­ those In Russian homes because the Soviets also hate TV’s,- re ­ cede Prince’s X p. in. tsik on frigerators and other appliances. veterans' aifaln . All members And she also found the traffic sit­ who have collected 10 or more uation simitar in the large cities dues (or tDCo wilt gel their supin both Amsrlra and Russia. per free. Price for the steak sup­ Elvira was about to ronlinue per (or other members will be but she had to leave with four 31.30. U.S. Tourists Asked To Mind Manners Abroad Legion To Hear Veteran Official American men are now spend­ ing about Iwo billion dollars a year on shoes, approximately 600 million dollar* more (hen a dec­ ade ago. PIZZA Our Specialty JE A N S SPAGHETTI HOUSE ORANGE CITY HP 4-333J Who Said Lumber Will Not Stand The Test of Time In Florida ? Thla frame building waa old ........... back when Grandma polished the old brass .1 and 4 bedroom. 1 and 2 bath home- in serene, peaceful RAVENNA PARK — away from lbe clutter of traffic, and yetonly an easy ten minute drive from downtown! Kitchen Equipment by G tie iJ A L A l l l C T H I C Md /& y Surface Unit in Mnny Home* M IL M A R K A d K itchen* ROLL-ON fully equipped. ADHESIVE With VA Financing — NOTHING DOWN With FHA Financing — As Little As *450 DOWN Monthly LIKE Paym ents KENT! JUST l.» MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT 20lh ft FRENCH d r iv e out t o d a y i SPECIAL! VINYL-ASBESTOS 9c Each! MAPES TILE Across From Sanford Herald Richard W. Tenney, frtderieklown, Ohio. He said he wee con­ stantly embarrassed by American tourLts. Miss Egan and Tenney repre­ sented the United Steles In France ■i outstanding 4-11 students. They were selected from 2,100,000 other 4-H'er* to accompany an Amtricin party of 34 to Europe. MHom es Built With Pride" Built-In Oran Your Home Improvement Center 207 W. First S t FA 2-4558 program after graduating from Reed College, Portland, Ore. Mis* Rhoads said tha American group waa given a great daal of freedom while on Us Russian lour although it didn't slay with any families. She said she did visit some flats in Moscow and found the furnishings much dlfferenlmassive and dark. She also laid ah* found an abundance of TV’a, few refriger­ ators and other appliances and the traffic problem practically nonexistent because of tbe rela­ tively few number of automobiles. All of which left me scratching my head. By IDA MAY SJOBLOM Mr. and Mra. Clifford Moiash, whose home state la Michigan, have arrived here to spend the winter. Those receiving awards at the dance sponsored by the Fire De­ partment on Halloween were A. P. Fletcher, Ralph Schweickert, Mrs. EUten Williard, Mrs. R. L. Howell, Mrs. R. ** Howell Jr., Mrs.' Peggy Conarty. Mrs. H. C. Pugh and Mrs. Evelyn Flaherty. All p rim were plants from the collection grown by Mrs, Ralph Schwelckart. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B, Chap­ man and family have purchased the Clarence Collin* home on Crystal Lake. Mr. and _Mrs. R. J . Walislcdt Ire in Ha card, Ky„ where They will attend the wedding of their oldest son. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rose of Hubbard, Ohio have moved Into their new home on Crystal Lake. They are the parents of Li. and Mr*. Wm. A. Rose of Loch Ar­ bor. Visiting the R. T. Willis family this week la Buddy Clark anil Marvin Event of Jacksonville. Mr*. Herbert Skewes has relum­ ed to her homr after spending several week* with her son O. Herbert Skewes of Manassas, Va., and Washington, D. 0, She alio spent some time with W. T. Wiley nf Yorktown, Va., and Mrs, Rich­ ard Rodger* of Williamsburg, Va. Chief Ralph V. Bartolt, son in­ law of Mra. Vola Wcrfclman is reported recovering nicely from heart surgery at the U. S. Naval Hospital, Bclhrada, Md. Teaching young people, a id adults, about other craatrias, their people and way a, ia called one of the most difficult prob­ lems facing the scftonls. The book saya: "Our schools are promoting better understanding of the world In many way*. Their regular current events and world affair* courses for young people to d adults are well known. Special projects of all kinds, from talks by foreign visliora, to panel dis­ cussions of world problems, to art exchanges with other eoustries, help give our young peo­ ple a broader outlook on Li* world In which thoy live.” More than 300.000 elam eatair pupils in 2.000 schools a r t being taught a foreign langhagt. High schools are using new teaching methods — tape recorders, films and recordings—(o attraet student* to languages. Schools take part in the Intcrnatlonil Art Exchange, through which palnlinge and drawings by American students are M ft abroad and similar ones from other natlona are lent here. Classes study the United Na­ tion! and other worldwide orga­ nisations and a r t asked to write rlaya dramatising United Nettoae Day, Human Rights Day and others. The foreign aludent exchange plan Invites youngstera from other cuunlrica to Uva and study in the U. S. and our student! do tha same overseas. Tha schools go to g n a t lengths (o emphasise the Importance of working out common problems. Teachers and school officials ask parent! to participate in pro­ grams which promote understand­ ing. PARK Florida To Get Six ,New Airport Projects WASHINGTON (UPI) - Florida will je t six airport construction project* tot ill ing 31,332,(17 in the next two years. The Federal Aviation Agency laid Thursday (he fundi will be matched on a 30-30 basis by the Mole. The money Is part of more than 37 million dollars allotted ^ far airport rasstructlsn across the w nation under the Federal Airport Act Semloole County teachers a rt winding up local participation In American Education Week today and one of their books, "Speaking of Schools,” Includes an article on how the schools help teach International understanding. & H oem oJze/i Construction Company Inc. SU W. S i l k SL F A 2-310J FA M 4 » * Until it waa torn down only Inst month, to muke room for a more modern structure, this had been the original home of Hill Lumber und liurdwure. Shown in the picture are \V. C. Hill, President nnd J. II. Crapps, Yice-I’reaident and Manuger of the firm examining the hard firmness of the lumber framework that withstood the ravages of Florida climate, and wear and tear of four generations of shoppers. The picture is proof thnt after 8(1 busy years the lumber in this old frame .structure was nearly as hard and sound as the day it was built. Rut progress de­ mands newer, better ways of doing businoas. So the old fashion landmark had to go. A few more finishing touches here and there and a brand new salesroom and office will be ready for the fifth generation of Hill Lumber customers. Watch for (he Opening Announcement in this paper, nnd In the meantime remember— WE RE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL DURING ALTERATIONS. HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE 213 W. Third St. FA 2-5581 4 iv I �* r, V a a w‘ E' ; J V V‘V- <Jk T * kT*W '.*%/ W /'* -ir: -t ;y• !-7-r-iy,,,v .t^VV ^ rcc h n *v Cm i —F i t N ot. 18. l M f Of Child Actor Load To Tragedy (U P D - The CM* tragedies of child dearly Mlrrartd la • who li undergoing jr to straighten out Ufa. „ , „ jo never attained itar* ____«M Kttog steadily at the t f r ef 1. By the time b# wai 11. 'M M t v r M la hundred* ef ‘ ' Ifrevlee, todudtag 3S co-starring Nice a* Lillie U n r In Iha “Rad Ryder” atria* aad *om* M ' Our flaag'’ remedies. '-*■ ?* M atw, hark In lb* actlni ' kaatana, but admittedly In need 1 gf a akuh mechanic. ■” **I waa Uke most child per* he aaid bitterly. "I tetad only because I wa* told le, aad you can hardly consider what 1 did acting. . "I didn’t Ilk* it. It was no kind ' df a life. 1 had nothing going for 1 at at seheet or at the itudiosdc at home. So when I w n It '*'1 packed ep and htuhome.' from pampered child actor, Bob frxwn Jeb to Job, mostly T r----------- ----cMitnctlon ^ w tfits. At *m paint ho bled off NOT RBSPONStBLK I wiB net be rceponiible for Mg debts Mrwrrod by anyone ether than myself. Btgned JOSEPH XAMPT FRONT PA »*1S10 Th* six Alpine countries of Eu­ rope are Austria, France, Ger many, Italy, Swltierland and Yugoslavia. LAST TIMES TONITK AT Id * AND l>!» "TIIE DEVIL’S DISCIPLE" BURT LANCASTER "IT HAPPENED TO JANE" Deri* Day — -Jack Lemmon "THE REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER" i "The FBI Story’’ two-time Pulitaer Prise Winner Don Whitehead’s thrilling snd authentic ac­ count of th* nation’s most famous lew enforcement ageney open* at th* Rita Theater today. Starring In the teehnleotor pro­ duction art two of Hollywood’s most popular stars. James Ste­ wart and Vara Milts. "The FBt Story" tracts the life of a typical young agent, hia home life as well ss bis career with the FBI. Parading his story is the development and growth of the FBI from e struggling or­ ganisation In 1924 to the outstand­ ing officiant operation it ia today. Inpressive Monuments Contrast With Poverty housing, better roads, bettor schools, and better industriil equipment. Therefore the enorm­ ous and costly monument, obstenilhly to those who died on both sides during the Civil War, hut actually to France, teems foolish and unnecessary, Impressive though it Is. Probably because it is carved out of the living rock of one of the hiibest mountains near Ma­ drid, It It called "The Valley of the Fallen." The huge echoing basilica, decorated with modern statutes, baroque allari and medi­ eval lapestriea, la *31 feet long. Behind It a 102 fool cate concrete. Hone faced, cross with an eleva­ tor surmounts the peak. Situated In wild country about 10 mllea from Madrid, the location was obviously picked for ita beauty which was spparent even in a driving rain storm. On a clear day it must be breathtaking. Another monument to a mans ego is the Mooastery of San lorenio del Estorial. Philip the arrond of Spain nsrt a famous and powerful father, the Emperor Charlea V. History has shown the emperor to be larking in Judge­ ment and that hia wars almost bankrupt Spain, but Philip lived under hit shadow, knowing he was not the man hia father was. II* had a tragic personal and public life. Ilia four witea predecesird him and his aitempts In marry Elisabeth of England came to nothing. The defeat of the Spanish Armada waa a great blow. To fulfill a vow made be­ fore th# bailie of St. Quentin, which he did win and to make good hia falher’a promise to build a suitable retting place for the Spanish kings, Philip built El TRUB STORY OF WORLD WAR NO. * STARRING CHARLES BRONSON i «■ I it 'FBI Story' Opens At Ritz Theater Today Eatorial, an enormous building, MO by UO feet which Is a royal palace, a cathedral, a monastery, and a tomb. Avila . . . Spain needs better In reaction to the ornate style "WHEN HELL BROKE LOOSE" i JANES STEWART portrays an FBI agent na he taken Instructions at the FBI School in thin scene from "The FBI Story" that ia starting at the Kite Theater today. (Editor’s Nate: This la Urn tltb of a series af articles by A. M. and R. H. Haskell who are aew to Earepe.) SATURDAY — RIG TRIPLE BILL JANE RUSSELL — RICHARD EGAN "ALIAS JESSE JAMES" ROB ROPE A RHONDA FLEMING STARTS SUNDAY EARLY BIRD SHOW STARTS 1:11 P. M. 3b CO-FEATURE IN COLOR SANDRA DEE as "G ID G E T ” CO-BTARB — DALE ROBERTSON — JAMES DARREN SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT DO NOT RECOMMEND "RI.UF. OKN1M" FOR MIXED COUPLES----"BLUE DENIM" IS A PICTURE EVERY FAMILY SHOULD •ML AND THE MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDS THIS PICTURE TO BE BEEN IN FAMILY GROUPS ONLY. 1M0. SANFORD HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-Tew top atari left for Las Vegas today to perform In A benefit show for victim* of last month’* typhoon catastrophe in Jays”* Titled "Operation Typhoon." th* show will star Dean Martin, Donald O'Connor, Gene Kelly, Zsa Zta Gabor, Vie Damone, Lucille Ball, Burl Ivea, Dcbbi* Reynolds and Em it Kovacs. Sinclair TV SPECIAL of the reign of Charles y . Philip instructed hit architects to build an unornamenled building so El Eatorial ia austere aa a prison on the outside. Subsequent monarchs embellished the inside, so eacept for the rather grim apartment! to which Philip retired before he died, many of the rooms are lav­ ish. Those bung with the tapestries made from U*ya cartoons, etacuted by his brother-inlaw Bayeux. head of the Royal Tapestry Factory, are spectacular. Under the vail rhurch’s which Is Inevitable In Spain, gullded and polychrome allar piece, are the tombs of the Kings and members of the royal family, which are In no way austere. A vast round marble room holds the bones of Ihe kings and their queens In ela­ borate and Identical gold and mar­ ble easkeii. A somewhat grisly sidelight i* that, oo either side of the entrance are two rooms in which royal bodies stayed for some 23 years until they were reduced to hones. There was a certain protocol which governed Spanish royalty even in death. The kings lie on one side, lt»e queens on Ihe other. Rut only thoie queens who were the mothers of kings ire here. Any other wives the kings had were buried in lei* state in inother part of Ihe Pantheon. Isabella II, who reigned as a queen is on Ihe kings’ side. Her contort was pul with the queens. In building El Eatorial, Philip gained some of the Immortality he craved, for it draws visitors from all over the world, ss it should. It Is one of the most In­ teresting royal residences in Europe. The driving fere* behind Ihe project i* frisky Shirley MaeLain#. who*e husband, Steve Parker hi producing Ihe all-star revue. Parker flew In from Japan last Monday and will return to Tokyo Thursday with the proceeds from the benefit “Thl* show I* front page new* in Japan and opt of the best in ternational relations project* to com# along In some time," Park, er said. "Bnt it’* not Just a stunt. "I live and work in Japan sis month* of avery year, and 1 was down in southern Japan right aft­ er the typhoon struck. It killed some e,000 people, and left a mil­ lion and a half Japanese home less and hungry. 1 cried like a haby seeing those poor people so utterly desolated. "Two days after the typhoon Red China — which ha* no diplo malic relations with J a p a n shipped In 400,000 bushels of wheat to Japan. So far, our gov­ ernment has done nothing to help." Parker and hia friend* hope to raise 170.000 at the benefitcharging |iW) a seat for the show at the New Frontier Hotel, which holds POfl people. Min b *>f ihe money will be raised at an auc­ tion following the stage show. "Shirley and Dean Martin will auction off Japanese heirlooms, Samurai swords, kimono* and a vacation trip to Japan by plane. "The money will be given di rectly to our ambassador, Doug lav Mac Arthur II, who will then present it to the Japanese gov ernment," Parker said, "The ihow Itself will be a take­ off on my ‘Holiday in Japan' pro­ duction which ha* been running up there for about four month*. Everyone will he wearing authen­ tic Japanese costumes.** Parker, who was raised in Ja­ pan. produces TV films and mov­ ies In Tokyo. "Japan is our best friend in the Orient," he said "and it I* times of emergency such as this that wc should prove our friendship." Owens Top Athlete NEW YORK (UPI) - Jesse Owens, i (rack .ta r or the 1930 a topped Ihe polling Thursday that selected the best living uhletes of Ihe age to be honored at the first Bill Corum Memorial Din nrr on Jan. 24. HM). He drew #13 point*. Heading the list in other sports were: Jark Dempsey, boxing; Ty Cobb, baseball. Bob Cousy, basketball, Don Buclae. tennis; Bobhy Jones, golf; Red Grange, fnothall; Maurice Rich ard. hockey, and Eddie Arcaro, racing. ’— Auspice*: 40 ft 8 Club Famous Cristiasis Prenest “BLUE DENIM” star* MacDonald C«r«y, Brandon DeWilde and Mnrsha Hunt in a scene from a movie opening at the Movleland Drive-In Sunday. 'Blue Denim' At Movieland Drive-In Two exciting movies are sche­ duled to open at the Movleland Drive-in starting Sunday. "Blue Denim" is an adult treat­ ment of what happens to two youngsters in trouble and how they cope with their prohlema. Stars include Brandon DeWllde, MacDonald Carey and Marsha Hunt. The other movie la entitled MIAMI (CPU — A 34-year-old ex-GI, who changed sex through a series of operations and treat­ ments in Denmark, became a bride here a month ago, Ihe Mi­ ami Herald reported today. The former Charles Ernest McLeod of Dyersburg. Tenn., la n»«r Mrs. Ralph H. Heldal, the Herald said In a copyrighted story. The Herald said neither the pastor who performed the wed­ ding ceremony nor the elide of friends Mrs. Heldal has made in Miami knew of her former ident­ ity. NOVEMBER IA "W’ell, I ’ll be a monkey’s pa,” Admissions the Herald quoted neighbor Helen Barbara Lee Johnson. Sanford Rtackiurd, "She’a beautiful, sta­ Margaret Routh, Sanford tuesque—you know, like a ZiegSammie Griffin, Sanford field girl." Barbara Rcnnelt, Sanford The Rev. Dr. A, H. Slalnback, Gladys Hall, Sanford who married the couple said "I Delores Lrgotta. Sanford wonder what the deacons w ilt Births Mr. and Mrs. Charles Town say." Mrs. Heidal told the Herald lend, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. John­ "all I have done Is to merely correct a mistake. It is a tragic son, Sanford, a ton social ptoblem. Dismissals "My p-yche has alwaya been Henry Hall, Lake Monroe female. I always thought, felt John Abrahams, Sanford and reacted like a woman." Lulu Richardson, Altamonte The Herald quoted a Miami Springs Reach bartender who dated the Toy Witle, Tice, Fla. woman a s Charlotte McLeod as •aying when he learned of her pan identity: "That’s not true. She’s a real girl.” Hospital Notes ★ * ★ WAI KINS GLEV. N Y. (CPU —A new use has been found for Ihe nid lire Ik-11 a l o p the munici­ pal building in Watkins Vilen. Its original purpose was to summon volunleer firemen. When a siren was installed, the bell was rung only tor fire department meetings. Now, it toll* Ihe cur­ few for village children t# and under. In a move to keep the young­ sters closer to home, the trustees of Watkins Glen recently decided to reeilahlish a curfew ordinance that had been in effect years ago. ★ * ★ TONIGHT it 1r it ★ ★ ***★ t i 10 to 11 PM it it * C H A N N E L 2, NBC *★ ****★ ★ **★ *★ ★ ie it ★ *** STARTS TODAY OPEN 12:15 Sponsored by the . . . . DUSTY BOOTS ASSOC. ADULTS Comptele Authentic Each Been* Packs A On ah In* Wallop Aa America** No. 1 Crime Detector* Take On Tht Nation’s No. 1 Punka, Dillinger. Fact Nelson. Pretty Hoy Flovd, Machino Gun Kelly. .75 £ n«hy a ALL RODEO TICKET HOLDERS ARE ENTITLED TO A - B - Que Dinner Events will be * Rucking Horne* • Hull Dogging * {’(overleaf Raced • Cnlf Roping * Cutting Homen (Open) DON’T MISS AN EXCITING STARRING < N T O N IG H T ALL S1KCLA1* DIALERS IN VITE YOU 1U XIM. 1& OF RODEO FUN. • Amateur Talant • Professional Announcer Plan Jo VERA MILES TECHNICOLOR IT DAY JAMES STEWART FROM WARNER PROS. FEATURE: 1:0ft . 3:41 . «:22 - 9:03 ADULTS 7 0 c FOR THIS ATTRACTION t * * Cut I in f H or new (Novice) A ADOLPH M IS S $1.25 CH ILDREN Free Bar ANB ■ f-j Available Only On Circus Grounds Circus Day King Bros. Reserve Seats Are Grandstand Chairs S u n d a y , N o v . 15 — 11 A. M . ir ALFRED DRAKE LISA KIRK RAY W A L S T O DORETTA MORROW J' General Admission Children UOc Adults 1.23 Reserve Seat Price* After­ noon 30c Night 75c Old Fire Bell Now Tolls Curfew W I L L I A D O N 'T Featuring The World’a Great­ est Arcnte Stars • The Great Freddie High In Air On The Roly Boly • Red Dingier A Co. World’s Champion Tampolinlits 0 Dsnny And The Clown*. M i r t h Provoking Pranksters * Aldo And His Troup Of Doberman Pinschers, The Acme Of Perfection In Dog Training 0 The Incompar­ able Caniitrellis In Feat* Of Skill Ami Daring On The Un­ supported Ladders • George Burrows And The Elephanti • Ita mo, Benny, Tripoli, Death Defying Leaps Through Hoop Of Fire Over The Elephants, Building Human Pyramids, Ac­ robats • The Justly Famous, Versatile Talented, Crfatlani Sisters, Dangerously Daring, Feat* Aboard A Racing Horse. Tumblers, Aerlalists • And Many Others 0 Admissions: BROADWAY M USICAL SO N O J TO U ’V I ALWAYS LOVED ■ ■ ■ H t e M H I STAmtlNQ ■ ■ ■ ■ S S H H m HOI* 4 UAHT DlblKUUJTUKtt "Uidget" which is about the "beach" generation. These two features will run until Wednesday when "The King and Four Queens" and "Tba 30 Foot Bride of Caody Rock" will start. On Saturday, "Warlock,” an ex­ citing cowboy film "Pork Chop Hill" and "The Big Heat" will pi»y. Ex-GI Changes Sex, Marries Man In Miami MUSIC FROM SIUBERT ALLEY PRESENTED B. SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY NOV. South IN ETTY COMDEN FRI. American LegWe frounds, Hiway IT t i l THIS DILIGHTFUL HOUI OF UNF01GITTABL! MILODT IN COLOB A N D Y ’V A Ohio Stale University oeoa* omlsta - predicted an Increase of ■bout five per cent or more ia U. 3. consumer spending during To Aid Yicfiins Of Japan Typhoon to New York to work na n bos boy In a grocery atore. Then Bob put In n two-year bitch In the Army — in Alaska yet— where he twitched from the Infantry to special service*. After his stretch la the service. Bob discovered there was no money coming to him from hit childhood earnings. It had all been spent. “ An that stuff about the tty called 'Jackie Coogen law* pro­ tecting earning! of kid stars it Just bsloney,” he slid. "My mon­ ey—and there were plenty of it— Just disappeared- It went to sup­ port the family. "Someday HI write a story about the Hollywood children— the Scotty Becketts, Alfalfa Swit­ zers and Spany McFarlands. Forcing a kid to become a per­ former la one of the worst things that can happen to a child. It's turning them Into adult* while they're still youngsters. "Even now when I »?e a kid working on a set it depresses me." "I was never a child alar," h# concluded, "I wae a child work­ er. And it’s something I would never do to any children I may have." . CHirnd ! V, �# -M- dO uudd FRIDAY P. 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M. 1:10 <() Baturdar Thaatir Party P air (t> C u p llara* 1:11 <t> C o n t i n e n t a l C taatr ao M 1:44 I I I P a a t h V allay D*y* 1:00 ( 1 ) T o d a y I l i a (I) W rv ttlln g 1:10 (l> W i a t h a r l i f t ) t i l F o o tb a ll 1:10 ( I ) C a r t o o n * 1:1* <*> C b a m p l n n a h l p Brtda* 1:44 ( i > Now* A W t a t h t r l : a o ta i llandatand 1:00 fSi N aw a 4:11 I I ) B r o r a b o a r d 4:14 t o ) c * p l K a n g a r o o 4 : t a ( i > T l i a a ta r ) M orning T h o a tra 1:10 , I R o m p e r R oom 4:11 <«) B o w lin g 0:40 ( I t R oa d ara O laoat 4:40 (4) Alt R t a r <l#lf 1:44 (4) Nowa a n d I n t o r t l o w a l : I S (4) N*w> 1:44 (») Nowa A W i a t h a r 1:40 (41 C o m m a n d P s r f o r m i n e * !*:** t l ) Mnugh KB Ml (») JfoTl*— W a s t a r n ( I t M orning n a y h o u o a (1) A f r i c a n F * t r# l (() K artoon Kapora 1:1* (2) J u n g l # J i m ( 1) T ro aau ra rtu n t 10:11 (1) Hin nil W orld ( I ) On T h * Co T:0* (*) O tann It#**** <*> M o i i a (4) C s n l r a t F la. 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N o r t h 11:40 (2) Movl# ( I ) U lom ouratna (4) U o v l# 1:00 12) Q u a a n fo r a D a y (•> M o ri# to t F a r H otter o r W oraa (0 ) Doy l a C o u r t SUNDAY P. M. t i l l tl) Hom e P arty t l ) T hla Man _ i l l (lain S t o r m SELEC T AND LAT AWAY 1:01 I I ) T o u n a Mr Malono H I M llllo n airo C H R IS T M A S G IF T S N O W A T ( ! ) Ulat th a Clock l i t # (1) F r o m T n o i a B o o t a ( 1 ) V e r d ic t l a T e u r a (») «Vho Do T a p T r u o t l CAM ERA SH O P 4:44 ( I ) l lo u o a O a l l l g h B t r i a t (1 ) B r l g h t a r Day a i l S . P a i r a »*. 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H o a r d e r P a t r o l I 14 I D Wall* F a r g o HOMES t l ) F a t h o r K n n w * Boot (4) R o u rb o n I t r o o t B o a t SRd t o* i t ) Color O u n n ( i t I to n n y T h o m t a SPRINKLER 0 I * ( I ) M o K o n tio 'i B a ld e r* I I I Ann M o th lrn ( t ) A d v o n t u r * In P a r a d l l * SYSTEMS 11:11 ( ! ) Mtevo Allan 14) > ( . n n , , , y F a l r k a n k a • M ora# P l a p e t » 14 («) M in W i t h A C a m e r a K t p t l r a T a All M l k a a I I I J u n o Allyoon 11:1* t l ) Now* l i t Now* a n d W a a t h t r W T B. C O M M E R C T A L S T . 1*) Now* PA I U U 11:14 (* l Mnvla t l ) l lo W t o f t h a C ity 8 WIEBOLDTS If) 1:4* ( ! ) (I) (*> 4:44 (1) 14) (I) 4:14 9 4 ) 4:44 1*1 l l C o u ld B* Too Mulcting L i g h t W o rld A t L a r g o Muola B i n g o Topper Ma tin** T h e a t r e Baa F r a n c i s c o I t , a t A* T h * W o r l d T u r n * Day l a C o u r t qu to n For A P a r Far B a ttar a r W arM T hla Maa llouoa P a r t y (1* 1* u t o r m r e t i n t Ur M alaoo M illio n a ir e t th * (Took om T h * * * B o o t ! o rd lo l la T e a r * Who P a Too T ro al H a u a * o a H i g h BL B r l g h t a r D ay A m a r lc a n ftaadataal u*—ot U to rm (1) DIP ftSKHly Movl* T h ro * Btoogo* P p ao v o P l a r t i o a o o Wnndy W ondpockor 14) R ln T in T i n *;** I D iV o e th o r -K o w a -B o a ria (»> S’* wo 4:1* I I ) h p o N * 4:11 (4) P t o p l o ’a Cholo* ll) Andy t t l l r o n a n o w 4:4* (2) Now* 4:44 ( I I Now* 1*1 Lon* R a n g e r 1*1 Han P r a m d o v u Doat T;«4 (2) Not F o r Mir* 1:11 (4) Now* 111 Tn R* A n n o u n r o d 1:24 I I ) W o a t h o r t i l t (1) L a r a m i e (41 t l a n i n t o Bp*c* 49 • llrn n r o 1:00 «41 V lb ln g a 1:1* <41 tVihia n u n * I t ) FLbbor M c tla # a n d Molly 14) W v a t t R a r e 4:4* (1) A r t h u r M u r r a y <*> T l a h l r o p * 111* (1) (4) 14) I I * (4) 0:19 i l l P W r ^ o r l . w . I t ) ■ t a r T im * (*) Rod S k a l t a n to oo («) C a r r y Moor* (4) Alcoa T h a a t o r 14:44 t*> Keep T a l k i n g ill L#v» a n d M n r r lo g * 1I:«A (1) a n d ( I ) (4) Now* 11:11 14) Uov l* (») Movl# 11:14 I II J a c k P a a r WEDNESDAY A. M. • 14 1:<to 1.1* 1:14 1:14 ■:«4 4itl 4.44 (1) C o n t i n e n t a l Claoorooio t l ) T o d a y — Dnv* O a r r a w o y t l ) W oathar t l ) C a rt o o n * I I I Now* 141 Nawa <f) C a p ta in K a n g a r o o (1) M o r n i n g T h o n '. r* ( I ) Itn m p o r B o o m 4:14 (1) B t a d o r 'o D lg o o t *:<) (4) Now* . I n t e r v i e w * I ; S I <11 Nowa A W o a t h a r 14:4* <11 l) o u a h It* Ml ( I ) M o r n in g F l g y h a u i * (4) K a r t o o n ICapIr* 14:4* (1) T ro o o u r * d u a l ( I t On T h * O# ( I ) Movl# 11:44 (1) P rlc* ! • R i g h t ( f ) 1 L av* L uct 11:1* 111 C o n c e n t r a t i o n ( I) Dacambar n rld * WEDNESDAY P. M. tl.oa ( It (I) to ) 11 t* 11) III (I) T ruth or C o n a n * * * * * * Lo t # a t U f a Il o a t lM i d u n C ould Bo T e a i o a r r b for T o m o rro w L ot # T h a t R o b •vr. tt’, W 8 r Miwvr ( I t Moot* B l a g * ( 1 ) T o p p er t l* ( I ) Ran F r a n c l o e o B o a t ( I ) A* Th* W o r l d Tura* 12) Mr. A Mr*. N o rth I I I (!) Qua** Far a Pay (4) F o r B a il o r o r W ar* * (4) P a y l a C o u r t | 1:14 4 t l i m i t # T a r t y <*t 0*1* (term (21 T h i n Man i * i M llllan alr* i * i H t* i t h * . C lo ck (1) T o u n g Ur. Malono T h* T o rdltt la T eure 1:11 <*) i t ) P r e m j h * * * R oot* „ 14) W h o Da t » u T ru o t 1:0* i l l H o u M *S H i g h i t r o o t (4) B r i g h t * * p a ­ l l ) A m e r i t oa B a n d i t * * * 4 f l l («) R o c r i t Rtortw 4:10 14) F d g * of N i g h t 12) Rp llt P i r o o n a l l l y l ; l l 12) Movl*—W O l t l r n t l ) T hro* M oogoa i » t Copay# P laj^io o # * 4:1* I I I M f FrlOBd P l U k a (I) Ruptrm an 1:11 i i i t v o a t n a r j N o w o t l ) T o ia * B angor* 11) N tw a - g p o r t * 1:14 <l) h u l l * H I Movl* l : t * (1) N*W* 0:44 ( H Nowa I I I T h * PIT* «*WI* 1:04 ( I ) Colonel n * e k 1:1* •*) N*w>—D a u a m a F d w a r d a T :tl ( t i W oathor— A ndy W iim n 1:14 t l ) A t i y r i T r a i n (4) U n t i l D* P a r t * (*) w i l l i a m T a l l 1:44 (4) T o t a a ( I ) Hobby Lobby * i C harll* W eaver 1:11 (2) T h i P r l r * t a R ig h t (4) O u l o A I l a f r l r t t i at f g. M a ro h alt 1:4# 12) C a rr y Como i t ) H aw aiian By* • ■) M lllton alr* 0:14 i l l I’ve Dot A Bgcrot t l : o * I t ) T h lo to T o u r U f a t l ) M a rh h o m H I lim in g t l ) W lrh tla T nw u 14:4S i t ) Mport* M:o« 12) t l ) ( I ) Now* 11:14 I I ) Mnvto 1*1 Movl* 11:11 (2) J a c k P a a r 1.4* THURSDAY A. M. 4:14 (1) C n n t I n o n t i l D i l t r a o m 1:44 ( l l | < * T 4 D a r r a w a y 1:20 ( i ) W o a t h a r 1:14 id ) C a rto o n * 1 :1 1 ( ! ) Nowa 1:44 |4> Nowa 1:11 (41 Cowt. K a n g a r o o 4:44 (2) M o r n in g T h o a t r * (4) R n m a a r B oom ttl* iii W r 'l Pn'tVrV.ow. 4:41 ( I ) 14:44 ( t l (I) (4) 14:14 l l ) III 14) 11:4* (2) (I) 11:1* ( t i (4) Now a A W o a t h a r I 'o u a h Bo Ml M o r n i n g P la y k o u o * K artoon K apora Trraanr* H unt n n T L* Do Movl* T rie# l a S l a i n 1 lio r* Luc*' C onrontration P i c o m b i r D rld* THURSDAY P. 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T r i l l i n o f T u k o a 1:11 ( I I Now*— d o u g lo o i M w i r d a 1:41 ( I I W o a t h a r — Andy Wlloon 1:14 (1) F l i g h t 111 Lock Up—Promt • I) 1.44 I I I ll) if) 1:44 (4) (!) <21 0:4* (1) (tl 14) I 14 14) II) III to 44 i l l 14.44 I I I 1*1 11:1* 12) t i l l ! 14) H al* Rtorm R at MotheMna R a t t y IlnliMi D o n n a Rood C annnnbill B a a l Mccnyo B laro at* Bachelor F a th e r d o a Hunt P a l Boon* l l o m ln g w o y • Th* K i l l e r , Krn lo Ford T h * llnioiu hablo* f lr o u e h o Mari luiwloo* To*** T a k * a 8 <if*1 t.*"k (I) (I) N o ., I I ) Movl* 11:14 (1) J a c k Fri. Nov. 13, 1 9 3 9 - F f t Singer Out-Wiggles Abbe Lane On Special News About The Stars CHANNEL LISTING ORLANDO (•> WDBO-TV CBS (•) WLOF TV ABC DAYTONA RRACI (3) WESH-TY NBC P n i t i M start • p. m. Friday Oct. 30, and end • p. n . Friday, Nor. •. l*:ie (I) ill (It I M O (1) III <() 1 40 (4 t (l> 1:11 ( I ) 1:10 I t ) to t 1:41 1*1 II) t:00 ( 2) tl) t:1 0 ( t ) 1:10 ( I t 4:00 (4) 4 :to i d II) 1:00 I I I 49* 4:14 14) II) 0.10 ( t l (I) 1:11 ( I ) it) 1:4* I t ) (I) (*) 1:14 (» ) (I) (1) 1:40 ( I t I III I t ) »:»» I t ) (I) t») 1:10 Id) (I) 14:40 (21 (I) 10:11 (0 ) (*) (t) 11:00 Id) lit H i l l (0 ) Vie VanTerl f e n J I Programs For The Week m ar FRIDAY A. M. 4:tO (I) Contlntnlol Clatornom 1:44 11) Today—Dave (larraway and be pleasant through it a lt B Y F R E D D A N ZIG Lout* Jourdin, a Frenchman Stout fellow. The Channel Swim: Marietta who hai *een fit to dtacard molt Dietrich, besieged with TV «(• of hit accent, presided over a ferx through the year*, hai Btad* lackluster NBC-TV tpccial that up her mind. Shall start tilaing originated from a hotel in Miami a one-hour tolor special, "DWReach Wedaeiday night. Irieh in Peril,” Nov. IT. Or­ Conflnrd to a badty-IU itage. son Weltex will produce the show fighting poor acouitlci, the per­ in Paris for Bartell TV Produc­ former# ruihed through an hour tions NegotUtloni now t n I* TV CRITIC’S are finding that offered a bare minimum of progress for a sponsor, network tho Monday night Steve frtthneii. ityla or entertainment. and air dale. Allen Show one of the top Bobby Darin, a boy who ha» NBC-TV plans ,'o repeat Ingrid Muisolint'i balcony Bergman's "The Turn of tb« fnll variety shows of the traniposed style to the pop tinging field, Screw" next spring. . .Bob Dea­ Reason. Steve used to be on wiggled through "Mack the Knife" rer, who played "beatnik” May­ Sunday night.* luot year. FRIDAY P. M. for the umpteenth time and nard Krebs on L'BS-TV'i Dottle GIL Abbe Line alio wiggled through lit series unill drafted in roll life, 11.44 (2) Truth nr Conooqu.ncoa her songs. (41 Lev* ot Lift hat been rcleaied from atrvlee 14) llrollota (lun t think Darin out-wiggled her. and rejoins the Glllla crew any 11:14 (I) It Could Bo Tan Abbe was in good form, dressed- episode now, , .Jack Benny will be (4) h,»rch For Tumorraw wise, but not voice-wise. Jane a special guest on George Cohere 14) Lav# The! flnb 11:44 (4) Uuldlng Light Morgan also sarg. Jerry Lewie Sunday, Dec. 10 CBS-TV half-hour 1:4* (4) Llf* Of Itllty had an off-night ai a comedian . . .Walter Slrzak itars 1b "The 1:44 (1) (lima of comody but was entertaining when danc­ Borrowed Christmas" by Ludwig 11) Mualo lllngo 1:1* 12) Mr A Mr*. North Wed Point cadet* meet Anna- ing. Jourdan managed to smile Bemelmans, one of four parti la 14) 1* The World Turn* NBC-TV's Hallmark Hall of Fame 14) bon F r a n c i u m Rem puli, miildicA on UK College Howl 1:0* (2) Ouaon Fnr A Da* special on Sunday, Doc. U. 14) for lleltor or rurlVoro* Sunday, Nov. Lh.', Ihe ta d of CRS(I) Da* In Court TV’.t quit ahnw*. Thlo claah conic* 1:11 (I) Thin Man (4) Itoua* Tart* one day after their traditional It) Oil* Blarm RADNOR. Fa. — Nothin* com­ 1:41 It) Ynung Dr. Melon* gridiron pome at Philadelphia. (I) Mllllonairo pare* with television'* impact on NBC-TV’a Project 2U taket III litai th* Clock polities, Ben. John F. Kennedy i h (21 From Thoo# Hoot* Amid the dioqulcting Influence* over Ihe Sunday Showcaao hour (I)., Mas*-! believe*. "The search­ (4) Vend lot ta Tour* (1) Who be Too Trual on Jan. 11 fur *'Nut So I.ong A io,” ing eye of Ihe television camera of TV-Und, a m Perry Cobhj 4:44 (2) Houo* on High Rlroot sometime* finds relaxing difficult. a film recreation of America at scrutinise* the candidate* — and "U’a murder." Como told TV III Brlghtar Oar It) Amarlean funditand work ami play during Ihe yean the way they a r t picked." Ken­ magaiine. "To survive, you got 4:11 (I) Rocrat Rtorm 4:14 (I) Edge of .Slant from 1P4^ tn 1900. CHS Radio pie- nedy explain* In TA’ Ouide. "Hon­ lo bo on the move all the Ume.” (I) Hpllt Poroonallty esty, compassion, Intelligence — Perry explained It Ihli way: tent* the fifth annual "Chrldmn, I I I * (tl Movt* Ihe presence nr lack of Ihers anil "Wa’re working a six-day week-in (4) Thro# Stonge* Sing With Ring” on Dec 21. other qualities make up what i* thla barber shop, and we have alt (II Popay* Plavhauo* 1:10 tl) Bln Tin Tin Kthel Merman report* that L'l known a* the candldate'i "Image." the c h a in AIM all the time. We ( I ) C a rto o n * minute* of her one-hour NtlC-TV While thla may b* based only on work oo three acriptx at aaee; I 4:44 ( I ) w o a i h a r .■ ... Now . Roort* Woaihir (»> Now* No and Rporla •pecinl on Tuesday, Nov. 24, wilt a candidate’s TA' Impression, my was hoping to eut down a little !>o taken up hy her 34 «otiK» from own conviction Is that these Im­ after a while, but we can't do it. Hroadway rhnws. Frank Sinatra’* ages or Impression* are likely to We're already worrying about gue»t rooter for hi* AnC-T\’ *pe- l>e uncannily correct. Thus It la what wo're going to give them rial on Sunday, Dec. 13 now in­ within the power of the viewing next summer." The whole kfea clude* Klla Fltigerald, Red Nor- public to perceive deception, to teemed to lire TV# relaxed croon­ vo ami the Ili-ljM. Dave King re­ shut off gimmickry, to raward er and he slumped Into a chair, turn* lo hi* old aummertime *pot honesty. Without your approval, putting hii feet on bli rather one NIIC-TV Wedneaday, Nov. 2ft m> politician can exist. That la formidable deik. "Bui to whatf” Tbe Ckinaol Swim: A new pro a* a gurat on the Terry Como the way It always hai been—and he said smilingly, "it's better Mutlc Hall, should be.” (han editing hilr, i»n't II?" dram for houirwivei, midiiiallnd live flnm Hollywood, move* into the 10 a. m. time Riot on CBS TV HRrling n n t Monday. Thr Hrd SECURITY Row# ahow will rrplare the Morn­ SSOCIATES, IN C ing PUyhouiR, r film intholocy RADNOR, Pa.—Jack Benny is ir r lti. best known to TA’ viewers as a STOCKS - BONDS « Patty DuVo will portray a youm man who Is a shrewd business orphan namrd t>orl in thr MIC* man and excessively sparing In i MUTUAL - FUNDS ■ TV tpocial, “ One* Upon A thrill* his me of money. Uff-camrra, Hungs Just don't work that way, I maa Time," tn ho ihown D*c. 9 Renny told TV CUJ1DF. magaitne. Producer Alan Nruman’a first Per­ 'I'm a lousy businessman,” Jack G o r d o n J . T o ll, M g r . K IRK > P l a t a FA t-T N I iod To Period ihow takra place admitted. "I don't even know what D i r e c t W i r e T o M n r c r e A Co., M e m b e r a N e w Y o r k S t o c k B a c h . Nov. 20, with visits by th CBS TV they're talking ahmit. If I can't cim erai to ihr Nrw York home* trust my lawyer. I can't trust any. of Judgo Harold Medina and Ilka Ixwly " llenny al»o confessed that Chat*. Although thr rolo of Oliver his TA’ character L sometimes Give Your Window* Twltt ha* not boon n i t , Rnbrrt more of a liability than an aisrt. Morloy, Eric Porlinan, In^a "II emis me money to live down The NEW LOOK Swenion and John Colima wljl myielf," be explained. "I have lo for Ihe Holiday* tl a r in the Dec. 4 CHS TV Du- lip double practically everywhere Pont Show of the Month Adaptation I go " CL'ATOM DRAPKRIKE of tha Chtrlci Dlcken*' rlauie. I . Week Service Prank Sinatra'* ABC TV »p<-c!al Goodman Ace. former wrder for If yeu aelerl fabric • • have Doc. 13 will Introduce a nrw b il­ "The Perry Como Show," com­ In alork. let “ find," Juliet Prow.tr. Thr ments on Como: "P erry Is really 101 itringl, arhrdulrd lo appear a fine little gentleman He The Fabric Shop nn Dick Clark'* ABC-TV «huw wouldn't do an insult Joke If Nov. >1. have poitpaned the vliit. you tied him dmvn and tortured 1319 O rlsado Drive FA t.lT iB him with feathers. And we never Free Deraratlng Herrire — Frantea and Klmrr Boerner trird that." (4) Woathar • Now* it) Ctrloona T:W 1*1 Nrora 1:44 <41 Nowa 4:14 1*1 Captain Ronaorno' 4:40 (1) Moralng Thoatr* Romper Room 4:10 (tl tl) Myatary Houo* 1:41 ( 1 ) Now— I n t e r v i e w * 4:11 (4) Now* * Woalhor 14:44 (2) Dnutn ft* Ml it) Morning rlnyhnuM (4) Kartoon Kapora 14:14 (2) Troanur* Hunt (4) On Th# Da It) Movl* 11:14 (*) Trio* to Right ID I ljtv* Lucv ll:tt 12) C o n r o n l r a i l n n (4) Dft-rnihor Hi Ido 1:14 1 14 Army Navy Meet In TV Quiz Show TV Important In Politics Como Says TV Pact Is Murdtr Dialing Around The Channels Benny Says He’s No Businessman A A D ifferent Secret HOLLYWOOD: The Air Force hi* borrowed •i rime ho Marx'* TV quit ihow line, "Say the weret word and divide 1100.” To keep military aecrrti. ii|n a around Air Force iniUUalloni read: "Say lha oocret word and grl 20 y ean .". . .TV Ouide. Monzant Signs Pact CARA3CA.1. Veneiurla (CPI) Pitcher Ramon Monaanl ha* mailed a signed contract calling (or about lll.tioo back to the Kan Francisco Gianta. Monaant, side­ lined this year by a tore arm. it helping hit recovery by pitch­ ing in thr winter league. Howard C. Lone success F o r G r e g o r y ’s F i r s t A n n u a l e v e r y vim * ymw d c c o p flV * w i t h s e m i *iiM W A IT !... Pre-Christmas S A L E -ie e i LATBX W A L L PA IN T $ ^ 3 9 and* FROM MONDAY, NOV. 16th PER GALLON THRU M ONDAY, NOV. 30th O IL lU P O R A B L E HEATERS Jl'RT ABOUT EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE AND YAEO — • * l a c k H t o r e P i p e — I * Inch D r a f t R o g u l a l n r a « • I n c h R t b a w a — R tf a l a r a i d A d j u a t a h l g a ia r k a d d o w n f o r B J f E r d a r t i a o * . . , I n r h i d i a c laauU M a* M a te r ia l, W # a t b e r - a t r t p p l a y , I M 'M W M I M I' L a w h e r , P a i n t , E a i l d e n H a r d * a r t . H a n d T#oU. P o w e r T o a l a , G a r b a g e C a a a , g a d m g a y , a u a y m a r t I t e m * o f b r e a d n e w I n a lack " m a r t h a i i d l a * . W a t c h For S e n s a t i o n a l P r i c e - C u t t i n g CLIP TRW COUPON 50 TV STAMPS FREE Ad N e x t W e e k ! Limit 1 Caupaa With I I H Or Mire O rdlr VOID AFTER NOVEMBER Mth B. E D W A R D S HUILDERS EASY TERMS — We Hindi* and Service Our Own Account* SUPPLIES PLASTERING CONTRACTOR — Na Jab Ton Large nr Tan Smalt — FREE Eatiautoo W. 3rd S t M ATH ER l u m b e FA 2-78 Comer Maple and Cth flt. Boo Am Millar a r K. J. (Ed) WRkluao** Far All T ie r Paint gad Buildarg' Supplita FA 2-OSflO 303 E. Find St. SANFORD LAY-AWAY NOW For Christmas FA 2-0988 Ju«t A Short Block From Sanford's FREE Parking Ix>t 8 �*/ . m m *» •• * m . . . . s m . . ' L . ■ ' ' ‘ « * ■’ -V Tv. . , H » - m nor. IS. IMS HERALD C b ssiM Ads Brhg Fast Res aits c L A M in n v o n i y OLD HOME TOWN *. f a r - IvSTANLEy 2-BEDROOM house, Crystal U k e Ave. and 4th. S tm t, U k e Mary; unfurnlabed. 130 per month. Phone PA 1-4004 or PA 2-4271.__________________ LGm i tm i L t m Men! U WSited to RlM TRAILER, 10 ft. wide. 1 bed* rooms, completely ftmuebed. Phone PA 2-3134.____________ 4. Beal | H i M Wstood I. Rtol Bm w f r a Isto l Mortgage U r n 1 ROOM Efficiency Apt-, p rim e bath, suitable for one or couple. Aerate from Port Offiee. T. Btotaoto O f f it n lU N T-A lit o M W SALE or RENT: 3 BR. bouse, S acre* ground. PA 2-2924. %. fe a sts le lf Wstood 2-BEDROOM unfurnished houee, kitchen equipped. 9te 2422 Or­ ange Ave. Phone FA 2-4130. ». Msto Help Wasted II. Mato as fsw sto II. Wash Waited SALE OR RENT: 1 B-B- *• *• New Moon trader, air condi­ tioned. Adult* PA 2-7044. I t rta w M sf Bsrvkoo I t Ktoctrissl Services PURN. A pt in to W. l a t B t I t Btoldist • Paltotof • Re pairs WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private baths, 114 W. first Bt. I t Spsctol SsTticss 18- t- '■■ <=7 MA6* PUSI-A POWON ' TU6 WWWMEK TH00W«* iw em b w u o n u ti WSWITCHMEN (Mil M W M jW WCM f H t 10 DCCTQO/ ME-TWIYU aw e P00M HAJf. WHtP HUKU riP£ e icM 'W W me wircuMCNunxtf A ROOM ft BOARD. Ph. FA 1-0042. Bsstoj fs r tors I t Ftowsrs A flstoa L Gaad fsad 17. fa ta • UtsaUck • IsppUss CHARMING" — la the word for HOUSE oa Cameron Ave. THE OFFICE; t unique kind of Side, between Celery neighborhood tavern. . .by the Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, Beach In Lake Mary. neighborhood, school bu* kitchen appliancea. 173 Across the street from the new month. Ph. PA 1-4143. City Parking Lot. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house I BEDROOM, kitchen equipped DIXIE CREAM BARE SHOP 130. 2032, corner of Lemon k US per mo. 111! Summerlin Grandview. Phono FA 1-0427. 204 W. Jrd. Ph. FK 1-003. Ave. I t Mackiaarp • Tssto I t Baals aad Mtoars M. AstoaiakUti 19-A Traitors II. Faraltors ■W < 3-BEDROOM bouse available Dec. lat. Phone PA 177D9. East and BRAND NEW 2 bedroom furnishquite • ed apartment, water furnished, stop, clou in. Phone PA 2 2931 days, per FA 2-1401 nighli. ________ RENT A BED 2. Par Rrto I t Arttotoa far lato E t Par le st H A-Articles Waster STORE. 13 ft. by SO ft. inquire 201 W. 1st. At. rt-Wtofcta * Pam oate 14— Lato A Fsssd I t Edacities — Eatoncttoa SLEEPING ROOMS; The Gables, 401 Magnolia. FA 2 0720. 3-BEDROOM furnished bouae Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Beds near Wagon Wheel Nursery, By D»y, Week or Month. Hwy. 1712. Call Midway *4934. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 114 W. 1st RL FURNISHED Large and Smalt Ph. rA 2-8181 apartments. PA 2-1131. CLEAN nicely furnished upstairs apartment 173. Phone FA 2 OMI. APARTMENTS, dowmitsiri. water furnished: I bedroom unfurniah* ed, E bedroom furnished. Phone FURNISHED five room, 1 bed­ room garage apartment. Call PA 2-2143. F A 2-C83S. 3-ROOM apartment, 113 Elm. PA 10371. TOR SALE OR LEASE, Pinecrest 1 year old 3-bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room. Nicely land­ scaped fenced in back yard. Well and pump. Large utility room. Wall to wall carpeting in living room. 123 E. Coleman Circle. Phone PA 2-7113. 3-REDROOM cinder block house, furnished, reasonable 1 mile iv t h b r m n r r c a t ht o r n t a from gate, Contact Clabougb, N IN T H J l D i n SI. C l h C t tT . i n AND r a n I K I lv a i.l ro t-ITT, NAS. eat. 327 or 427. F l.o v t It) A. IN CHA NCERY NO. t-RF.DROOM house furnished, ill | MU, K IM ITnA fiK F O H K r E O I I R H electric. 140 plus utilities. 2429 NOMA.V M r> K F fins:* T and E U I A It. tl K F O R E S T , h i , wife. Chase Ave. Phone FA 2-74SS. 14- Lato A f LOST; small shit* d o t, has short very curly hair, property of heartbroken Jy r. old boy Re* ward. PA MHO Kit. 421 o.- 412. Legal Notice 'Get Even Sunday Set For Pro Grid Squads riatntlffw Legal Notice T U B HTATK OS’ F l-n f tlD A T n : D U N K VAUGHAN TOO A l l E I I K n E B T N O T I F I E D l h a i a l u l l h a , b , * n rita-t a e a l n a t yrvu In l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o r t h a N i n t h J u d i c i a l C l r r n l l , la a n d fu r Hemlnnl* C ounty, F lo rid a, • Mi n t e d VVAl.TKIi KDWAP.lv VAUGH AN, P l a i n t i f f , »a. IMANK VAUGHAN’, l i a f . n i U n t , In C h a n c e ry S o , I n n s . T h * n a m e * of Ihla a u l l i t l a o b t a i n a dlrorct. T a a a ra hnrtby m nulred la flit y n a r w r i t t e n d n f e n a n t w i t h (h a C l . r l f n f aa ld C o u r t an d n * r t a n ropy liter..,f upon Plaintiff a a t . t o r n * ) a on a r h a f u ra N u v v m liar la . ISIS, op a U e c r a a P r o C o n f a . . n wilt b , n n t e r t d a ( J ' y * t you . VVITNKH* my h a n d a n d m a t a a C l a r k o f lh a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d for F a m laata C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , Ih la l h a 21th d ay o f U c t o b t r , A. Ii ISIS. (BKAI.V • ». P. IIKflNDOV, C l a r k C l r . cult Court a a m ln o t. County, Florida Hy: M a rt h a T. V l h l t n lia n u ly Clark IASI E. U l ' i m K I . I . A S O M A ttornaya for H aln tlff p. n . n o s t : t a O r l a n d o , F l o ri d a United Praia International Coach Red Hickey's San Fran­ cisco Forty-Niners, two games in front in the Western Division, pro­ vide a typical eaample of Sun­ day's setup In their clash with the Bears at Chicago. The Bears (34) seek revenge fur a 20-17 de­ feat suffered last m « th at SanFrancisco. The oddsmakers figure they'll gel it, tabbing the FortyNiners (SI) two-point underdogs. Coach Werb Ewb.nk's Balti­ more Colts, defending league and Western Division champions, are closest to San Francisco. The M in tN r u n m u* Colts (4 3) are 91s point favorites Th»* It*ir r *1 »if *’u tility I 'o m m i * . lo down the* Green Bay Packers •Inner* o f JUmln«*U C o u n ty . F l o r i ­ da will r t t B l t i bl'la n t th e o f f l r * (34) at Milwaukee. Tha Packers of I), I*. H ern d o n C l a r k , In t h a lost recently at Baltimore, 38-21. C o u rt H o u s e a t H a n f o rd F l o r i d a Coach Jim Lee Howell's New up lo 4 ; 3 •> !*. if. N o v em b er f f , York Giants (6-1) must whip the O i l f o r tha follow ing: Pittsburgh Steelers (2-4-1) to as­ I tarn No. I F o u r new d u m p tru ck * . I sure themselves of maintaining ruble yard rapacity {w ater their one-game lead over the U t t l m e a a u r t i m a i l n m m 0 . V. Cleveland Bruwna (3-2) in the W. n o t laaa t h a n Sft.M*. Rpai M iratio n * f o r t h a llam a re* Eastern rare. The Gianta are 7l» I n «k» ( w o r t n f I k * C * n n t y d a d , * . n u lrad m a y ba o b t a i n e d a t t h a point choices to defeat tha team S f n l H l i i a n n l y , F l a r l S a , I n f i a u f f l r a o f t h a C o u n t y E n g i n e e r In (hey had lo sweat to edge at k a t * . th a C o u r t llo u aa a t H an fo rd , F l o r ­ In r*i F a ta l* , f Pittsburgh, 21-16. ida. E D N A CI.AIIA IlflOah. It la pro p o aad t h a t p a u n a n t for Paul Rrown’a Cleveland club r>»c»aaed tha a h n v a eq u i p m e n t w ill ba m a d e visits Washington and la favored T n A lt f ' r a d l l a r * a n d F * r s a n a S l a t In SI actual m o n t h l y I n s t a l l m e n t s , l a , t t a l m a a , l l e a a a d a A solaat w ith t b a ll o a i d o f C o u n t y Commie* over the Redakina (34) by 7ti S a i d K a t a l e i alo n ara r e s e r v i n g t h e r i g h t ty p ay . points. The Browns whipped tha T o n a n d each o f you a r * h * r a h y In full, a n y u n p a i d b a l a n c e o n o r Redskins at Cleveland, 34-7, but n o t i f i e d a n d r**|Utr«d In p r e a * n t before F e b r u a r y I, l»Ct. a n y r l a l m a an d d a m a n d a w l i l rh Washington upset the Colts last Hide t o ba en r !o « e d In a s e a l e d y o u , n r e l t h a r n f you . m a y h a v a envelope, p lain ly m a r k e d on t h e week and may be tougher to ban- a e a l n a t Ih* aatat* nf EON'S o u t s i d e . Uhl F o r H u m p T r u c k s , ill* this time. C t . A l t S f i n n y * , ita c m a a d . l a t a of open D e r a i n h e r 1, 1911. Coach Ilurk Shaw's Eagles (4 3) aalit C o u n t y , In t h a C o u n ty J u d a * Hide w i l l ha o p e n e d a t a m e a l ­ n f e r i n t n o l* C o u n t ) , F l o ri d a , a t hla in g t n ba held In t h a C o u n t y Com* ire two games behind the Giants o f f i c e In t h a c o u r t hnu>* n f aald m l a t l o n a r a H e a tin g Hoont In t h e and entertain the Chicago Cardi­ C o u n t y a t Banfu rd, B rm tn u la C o u n ­ C o u r t l l o u e e a t H an fo rd , F l o r i d a nals (2-3) at Philadelphia. The t y , F lo rid a, w ith in eig h t c a l e n d a r on H e u e m h e r 1, I t s * . Eaglet rallied for a 29 24 triumph m o n t h , f ro m Ih* l lm * of l h a f l r a t Hoatcl o f C o u n t y C n m m t e s l o n e ra l i c a t i o n nf Ihla nolle*. E a c h over the Cardinals at Minneapolis cpluabi m J o h n K rid er. C h a i r m a n n r d e m a n d a h a l l h* Its w r i t ­ Hy; K. It. D a v i t J r . and are four-point choices to down ing. a n d ahall a l a t e t h e p lace (’•aoh is K u aio ear nf r e . l d e a ' e e r d p nat o f fic e ad th- Chicago club again. P u b lish N o v , II. ! • , l%*t. It's the same atory in the other d r e e a n f t h e c l a i m a n t , a n d ah a l l hy l h a e t a i m a n i . a g e n t iOTIl i OF M il 01.1 TIO* f"l.oa* game. The Los Angeles Rama ab#t t oerwn enyr n, lo and a n r tuck claim nr h b , U t t flib 4 *1 1 (2 3) visit the Lions M S-1) and d e m a n d n o t bj filed aball b a void. t \ U P I RI.IO I T I I . I T I K t K% «KJ a n i e , hln g lelary are 2'a point choices to revenge UIC\T. A, ad m lnlatraiur of lb , the 17-7 drfeat Detroit handed T o W HOM IT M A T CONCKHN: K , t a t e nf Notice la h a r a h y g i v e n t h a t t h a them in California. F.nx.s ct.Aiis ilium*, R i a r d o f C o u n t y t ’on tm^eeloner • This is "get even" Sunday in the National Football league. All ala gamea match teams which have met before this sea­ son. Sweeping the hor-e-and home series with a rival during tbs sea­ son is one of the league's tough­ est tasks. That means all coaches are "running scared" Sunday and five of them have teams in the thick of the division races. . Legal Notice of Hem lnola C o u n ty . F lo rid a , a t Its r e e u l a r m e e t i n g h e l d n* t h e 3d d e) o f N o v am b ar, 1119. at t h a C ourt l l o u e e la H an fo rd , Hentlnola C o u n ty , F lo rid a, p u r a u a n t to p e t i ­ tion a n d n p itfe h e r e t o f o r e g i v e n , paeeed a n d a d o p t e d a Itaao lu tln n Clnaing. v a c a t i n g a n d a b a n d o n i n g r e n o u n c i n g en d d i s c la im i n g a n y a a d a l l r i g h t o f t h a C o u n t y of Ham lnote a n d t h e p u b l i c In e a d t e the fo llo w ie g public utllltlae aaeem e a t In R em lan te C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , and m o re p a r tic u la rly d escrib e! a* fnlioara: T h a t c e r t a i n 14*foot p u h lin m l l l t lea e a s e m e n t a l o n g t h e e a e t o r l r *dgo o f I-ot■ 7. I a a d •, W a t s o n Hub d irtslti* . h e n tln o la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a c ­ c o r d i n g tn P l a t Hook I t . p a g e i t , P u b lic R aco rd a o f R a m tn o la C o u n t y , F lo rid a. By t h a H eard n f C o u n t y C o m m le e lo n a r a of R e m l n e l e C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , t h l a 14th d ay of N o v e m ­ ber. A. V . H i t . IHULI hoard o r ro u .v rr com . it I MM It »N K H R O F M K i l l N O l a i : tN tC N T T , F lk O R ID A B y O. I*. H e r n d o n , C l a r k Setting Fast Pace United Press International Wilt Chamberlin, averaging 40 points a game, may become the first point a minute player in Na­ tional Basketball Association his­ tory. The Philadelphia rookie, wbo has ripped apart the best defeases in the circuit, climber lo a per­ sonal high of 33 points Thursday night as the Warriors defeated lb* Cincinnati Royals, 124-111, I’a r r n l l I l u r k , • A t t o r a , y a t I-*w I*. <i Has l : a K en fu rd . F l o r i d , F lc t publltsttea .V n»,m h,r lays P u b l i s h N o r . 11. I t . IT. ISIS. IS, • Hlgr G e o r g , H. P a c k a r d P u b l l a h N o e . 1). Is, JT, A D e c . 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I*harr A b n e r nf Akerman, T urnbull, f e n l a r f t l l A Kldeon l ) S E a s t New E n g l a n d A v en u a P o e t Office Hoa I I I W in te r P ark , Florida A l i n r n e ) . for t h a r i a i n t l f f g P u b llah Oct. I I . SI, A Noe. I . t*. F icriT in t * h i vsr NO T ICR IS h e r e b y gi ven I h i t I a m a a g a g e d te b u s i n e s s a t C h n luola. gem teols C nuniy, F lorida, u n d e r th * flrtltlou* name sf. C h u l u o t e S u p p ly C o , g od t h a t I I n l a n d t n r e g l t l s e aa<4 n a m e w i t h (h a C l a r k a f Ih* C l r e u t C o u r t , ■ a m l a o l t C o u n ty , Iftor lda. In a r c . n r d a n c * w i t h th* p ro v isio n * o f th * F i c t i t i o u s Nam# M ta lu lat, t o - w l t i He.- 1lo g I I * SI F lvlldg S tatutes ts»;.' Minoso Hurt O ltf.A N O O TANC1ERIN K C O n P , a Florida C nrpnrallnn, a n v i da a n o vE h c o . a F lorida C orporallon, and • H. A. BTEI.V, r,f*ndantg. 4. "SPEC IAL! WHILE Biff THEY Discounts On Rem aining NEW 1959 DODGES Stock Fordora — Tudor Hard Tops — Station Wagon* SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y M O TO RS 519 E. Flint St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-0614 school of dance 6th Thru 8th Grade REGISTER NOW . . . CIoshcr Begin Oct. 15th Phone FA 2*0881 1 3 Qt LOOK HUNTERS HARVEST TEN L A S T ------ (Dsianna u Blend i f BALLROOM HIGH Bourbon POPULAR J U BRANDS 3 ft* ’O’5 3 ““ *9-” CUT RATE OFBN Man. Uir« Thuru. 7 . II Fri. k Hat. T . f l RTATE HIWAY 46 OmojA fikq. $toM ("•(Mr Gearva k Raardall Ave. rh . FA 2 7172 4 o �A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay! Ph. FA2-2611 1. F ir R ett 5 Real Batata Fev Rale 0. Reel Estate For Bala #h» ta n fa rl Rrrmlk (Vi, Nov, 13. 1080—Page I t SMALL dean fumiihed apart* HOMES AND LOTS for colored n e a t. Adult*. FA 2-0702. people. Also homes milt on lot* 1954 CHAMPION SHOW TRAILER la better than new rood Ilion with Roy Wall. Phone FA 2-1317 IA N -A -D A Y 1-BEDROOM nicely furniahed, loads of extras and beautifully ■ewly painted house, t i t Elm. GOOD HIGH. DRY HOMESITE furnished, ■ deluxe home on Phone FA MM2. 2 LOTS—133 ft. x 105 ft. on good Wheels, for only *3-500.00, offered road. 1 block from Lake Mary by SEMINOLE REALTY, HOI SMALL furnished downataira 2 School. *1.000. FA 3-1204. Park Avt., FA 2-3232. room apartment. For one or couple only. Lights and water BY OWNER: 2-bedroom >ome, furnished. |U month, tor Locbest location in Country Club RAYMOND M. BALL AND ASSOCIATES ■at. Phone FA 3-MU. Manor. Phone FA 2-8842. Real Estate — Interlace ROOM ft BOARD plus meals. 010 HOME in Mayfair, 420 Elliott Surety Bonds W. M l Street. Phono FA 2-07M. Ave., Spacious, 1 bedrooms, 3 SIB So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5411 baths, I ear garage* ate. Sub­ Sanford S. Rial Batata Far Sal# stantial down payment requir­ Evan* Bldg. Lake Mary ed. Call FA 2-3041 for appoint­ Ph. FA 2-1290 S-BEDROOM, tiring room, din­ ment. ing room, kitchen equipped, SEEING IS BELIEVING panelled FloriJt room. Easy H you're looking for seclusion and forma. CaU FA 1-1744. comfort In a home, you nerd look no further. This spacious By Owner — Mayfair Section 3 bedroom 2-bath home situated Brittany Style. large living-din­ SANFORD PROPERTIES on a large landscaped 145' x ing a n a . H R .. 2 BATH. 2 814 Atlantic Bank Building 2M* lot In picturesque Loch Ar­ rarportea, a 11111 y, fi eplace, Flo. Manias R. R. Iver* bor la it. It* many outstanding family room. 2150 aq. ft. Phone YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT features include living room and FA 2-1544. den with sliding glass doors opening into a well equipped S-BEDROOM, CB. lH bath bane. For the buy of your life. let u* kitchen including dishwasher FA u n show you S2I Rosalia Drive, this and exhaust fan. Th* Boors are * V & 3 Bedroom Home with hardwood NO DOWN PAYMENT terrauo. Central oil heating for floors and tiled bath can _ IMS***? NO CUMING COSTS with floor ducti Inaure your be yours for only *12,250.00, SIM monthly buy* this cosy home comfort throughout the Winter. with good terms. Exclusive with "Boo-o-o-o-o-o!t*» B bedrooms, kitchen equipped A lighted patio makes for pleas­ SEMINOLE REALTY. largo living rams. Good neigh­ ant evening* outdoors. The price borhood. Plnecmet School cite- SLOTS in Dr* am wotd Se tkm; la *28,508 with terms available. 9. Male Help W aited krtet. CaB owner. FA 2-4071 af­ I 4 J t e l l d l i £ ^ ’a to lin ^ ^ JI# £ * i« already cleared and lavcitd. ter B P. M. Priced to seU. Phone FA 2-0251. «S/. Cmyaay MAN for fuel eil rout#. Write FREK ESTIMATES P. O. Box 1539. Memo Jmptevs meats ft Additions A MAYFAIR SECTION 118 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-8123 PHONE PA 2-1744 ft BEDROOM. 3 bath, kitchen SPEND THANKSGIVING I.xrge National Paint Co. equipped, Florida room. Large MAJOR BROWN REALTY IN A NEW HOME AT Has an opening for ambitious FLOOR aasdutg and ihttahing b t Cafl FA ftltU . Realtor SAN SEM KNOLLS young man. Oeaniag. Wising. S e r r l a g LAKE MARY Dutiet involve Credits, Collec­ I l i M l CsvBf d b tt UHL Ph. FA 2-5237 of FA 2-IM4. tion!, Selling, Office routine end ft- M. GLKAMN, Lake Mary. C. A . Whiddon, Sr. Street, 4 Blocks West assisting over ell branch opera­ REA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN BROKER French Avceee tion. ft ft M ROOFING 3844 Francb Av*. BM Be. P a r t A rt. Ph FA ftlM I Excellent Opportunity for Ad­ Contracting A Repair* J. W. HALL vancement. Licensed - Bonded -Insured S-BEDROOM house, largo ntility Wo now have ready for occu­ Realtor Many Employee Benefit! includ­ FREE ESTIMATES room, screened in porch stove, pancy TWO Beautiful lte and "CaU Hall" Phona FA 1 3*41 ing retirement plan. 111 Sanford Avt. Ph. FA 2-7943 i refrigerator and heater furnish­ 2 hath, 3 bedroom ZEUL! built For prompt interview call ed. $42 monthly payments. homos, close to shopping and FOR SALE BY OWNER: Houae, FA 2-1681 or soeitact George W. PAtNTING A DECORATING PA ft 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedroomt. both High and Grade schools. Morgan. Licented — Bonded Priced for quick sale at M.400. Drive by the** tropic illy land­ BHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. Free Estimalea — *1,000 down payment. Contact scaped homaa. Our representa­ Stamper H u Work Guaranteed 117 Magnolia Av*. Mrs. M. L. Rabom, 1*03 E. tive will be happy to a salat S number of beautiful building B a m lee ta Painting C o n tr a c to r s Seminole Blvd. you. lota In and around Sanford, 19. Male u Female -------— FA 2 1204 - • From *11,138 and aa low aa Including Mayfair. Many with NEEDED I*. Special Service* Big Ota SHADE In grace your A Rip Van Winkle new home, and definitely one Compare point by point: Com­ Short Order Cooks ft Waitresses DOWN t C C f l NO CLOSING Furniture Storage and Moving to fit your needs. pletely fumiihed: ultra conven­ Fie. State Employment Ser. FHA costs To and From Anywhtr* II* W. Second 84. ient to schools, stares, churches; T A I L COMB TODAY! c. e . p f tn .u p s ' W. M. "BUT* BYRMPER Agaacy perfect condition; 2 bedroom 1*98 French Ave Pb. FA 2-1181 11. Work Wanted concrete block. Gosh what • W. H. "B ill" STEMPER Agooey buy! Priced under M.COO.OO. WHITE FAMILY; Permanent TV SERVICE within the hour. I AM A FRIENDLY Realtor A Inaaror U T IL E BOUSE work, dairy, nursery nr truck ASSOCIATES: H. E. Tnffer Servlet Call *2.30 plus parts. W. H. •‘Bill’’ STEMPER Agency comfortable, two bedrooms, Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper farm. H o u s e preferred. Work Guaranleed 3 Mo. Ph. fenced yard aod garden, on two RE 4 5170. Contact E. E. Hales Robert F. May. Hart Pieher, FA 2 *799 nice lota, bearing citrus trees, Helen E. Noonan $:i00 DOWN — FHA r/e 1500 Blvd., DcLand. MODERN RUG CLEANERS paved atoeot. dose in, priced Phone FA 2-4001 112 N. Park This beautiful 2 Bedroom Phillips BOOKKEEPER male, six year* Florida's Must Modern Plant below market at *7,000 with Built home la Highland Park at experience, familiar with all FREE PICK UP k DELIVERY terms. ROBERT A, WILLIAMS, Realtor 2108 Ametis being offered by phase) of office routine, avail­ 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2 7437 Ray mead Laadqnfst, Assoc. recently widowed owner who able Immediately. Ph. FA 2-3*49. rn ALSO a idea selection of S and VA 1-3*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. will pay all cloalng costa of 4 bedroom home*, city and rural FHA loan. The price la only DAYS WORK wanted. FA *-J!2<L J A C I I O B 'S 'R E P A I R SH O P •actioa. NEW two bedroom house, earWelding — t ach A Gen. Repairs • *10,000.00. which is FHA valu­ porte, utility, built In oven and _ W,_|0th. ft Old. L Mary Rd. 12. Plumbing Service* Owe af ttwaa mag be Just what ation. with monthly payments stove. On corner lot In Cassel­ you have been looking for. of $69.00. WHY PAY RENT. berry. FA 2-3846. Complete lawn Maintenance; Exclusive w i t h SEMINOLE Plumbing & Repairs Partiliier—Spraying — Mowing Why not atop in and discuss your REALTY. 1901 Park Ave. Joe r , Thomas JORN LOMWftRSF. BY OWNER: 3 bedroom house In fcouatog problems with as? FA 2 5232. 1021 Sarita Ht. FA 2-0849 Wynnewood Section, excellent 418 wmow Ave. PA 2-7194 FARMER'S AGENCY condition. Large yard with well. 7. Business Opportunities PLUMB9MI TV and RADIO REPAIR af r N. V. Farmer, Realtor Patio with brick barbecue pit. Contracting ft Repair) 3;00 night) and weakanda; San­ 111,100, pay equity and assume OLD FASHIONED VENDING CO D. H. Whitmore Free Eatimate) ford, Lake Mary and Long«ood. payments. Call FA 2-0611 for Selling certain outlying division*. H Lillian G. Trams ft. L. HARVEY PA 2-2771 and PA 2-9415. further Information. Associates. BEST LOCAL LOCATIONS. Im- 304 Sanford Avt. Phoni FA 2 33*1 H « I . French Are. Ph. FA t-BSSl mediate profits, hours to suit. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE After hours, FA 2-Jtll, FA 1-4921, Buy all or part, *1000 to *10.000. LOTS ft ACRES Since 191* PA 1-0281 The Seminole Co., 2130 LaMce V wooded acres with good front­ * Ave., Jacksonville 7, Fla. A. HARK DeBAHY age on country road. Lncatad 4 NOrth 8-4422 NOrth *-4711 NEW ROMES Loeh Arbor; 3 and mites South of Sanford. Total *. Female Help Wanted 4 bedrooms; For eiciting ^Plumbing £ * ^ * o tin g ^ HEATERS CLEANED Price — only $3350. with just family living with planned lux­ Lawn Mower Repairs *1350 down, and excellent terms. ury plus ample entertaining EXCEPTIONAL GIRL ovar It AIR CONDITIONING LEWIS SALES A SERVICE facilities and play areas at for neighborhood bar. Attrac­ CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 2918 W. 20th SI. moderate prices. Shown by ap­ 4 lots with 110' frontage on West tive wages for right party. Call 1*07 Sanford Ave. FA 213*3 FA 2 7928 or FA 2 3468 25th Street. Convenient to shop­ pointment. CaU FA 1-4032. FA 2 3144 'lit 10 a. m. SANFORD Plumbing A Heating ping and high school. Priced at S-BEDROOM bouse 1301 Wynne$26.*iO. only $1350 down payment WILL SWAP home and small 2394 So Elm Ph. FA 2 7011. wood Dr. Low down payment. salary for housekeeping serv­ and low payments on balance. Phone FA 2-7797. ices. Call FA 2-2709. 13. Electrical Service* Nice all* lot 125' x 500‘ located SviEDO: 3 room house, X WAITRESS, exp., neat, over 31, House Wiring — Electric Servlet on canal leading into Lake Jes­ screened porches, large lot. 50c hour and meals. Steady Sid VI Men sup. Cleared and ready for Also 5 room house, 4 lots. Sail work., eve shift. Call in person RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. building. Only $2*00, with $750 reasonable. Call GA 3-S814. Jean's Spaghetti Houre, Orange 112 Magnolia fa 20915 down, and excellent term*. City. ACREAGE and FARM LAND M. ••Dea" Velei Electrical Ser. II ACRES tiled farm land fronted 3 beautiful lots located >n Paula HOUSEWIVES^ If you have 13 Det Say* For Service Call . area, uncleared with many me* by paved road, near town, spare hours per week to work FA 2-4*98 FA 2 59*3 tree*. S150O rash. w T ACRES (appx.), cultivated, eaoutside your home you ean ave­ cellent drainage. rage $24.25 and still be a full­ I ACRES beautiful wooded land, 1 lot. 100’ x 110' on Grapeville time housewife and mother. Wc Avenue j u s t off West 1st Street. high and dry. train. Write Box E, Sanford $1150 cash. rHONE OWNER, FA Z-IX23 Herald. FA 2-5264 WJl . 4-RKDROOM horns, small down 10 acre* in Lake Monroe, with WAITRESS: good hours, good payment — assume monthly Ups. Phona NO 8-4011. 1330’ frontaga on hard road. payments of $97.00, 1MB Sum­ (Alt tiled>. Price - *7*00, with ». Mato Help Wuatad merlin Ave. *3300 down. SERVICE STATION Attendant. Stenstrom Realty 35 years or over, experienced. ON LARGE LAKE HERBERT STENSTROM No washing or grassing. Colon­ 4-Bedroom borne with IH hatha; Registered Broker ial Oil Co., 1501 Laurel Ave. larga living room; dining room; LEN RISNER See Mr. Horine. Florida room; terrauo floors, LOTTIE BROADWAY central beat. Sevaral fruit KEN TORBETT trees. • ANNOUNCES!ENT • BETTYE D. SMITH 190# s q . FT. OVERALL PHILLIP BOYD Associates *27.900 TERMS la m w aele owner of Iks 111 N. Park Pb. FA 1-1429 BUSINESS PROPERTY Largs stora with ana 2-bedroom SALE or RENT: 3 bedroom, kit­ apartment and two 1-bedroom chen equipped. See at 113 Pineapartments. On earner lot with crest Dr. Call owner, FA 2-7131. %• eitra lot la raar tor parking. *.12.000 TERMS ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate I n k e r Mary E. ta r n u a — Lee Salvail B. E. Rogrre, Sr, Associates Fh. FA 2-13SI 17 92 at Hiawatka f D O N ’T LEILANI HOI HE af BBAl'TY Hanford, Fla, BE C O N F U SE D .. ! « » F F ! !«$•: BURE I m The Car To Buy Is The English FORD I Built and bntked by the lam ou« FORD aamal DEUVURKD FOR ............... $|g25 WITH Til ERE OUTSTANDING FEATURE*: Amerira'e Meet Krnnomlrnl I'ar! Hlandau! Ameriran Shift! Standard toicriran Nut* and IUill»! Senlcrd Nationwide by Authorised FORD Dealcra! »2.iu Fills the Tank! *3.00 Buy* the Tag! HUNT 109 N. Palmriln L IN C O L N - M E R C U R Y Ph. FA 21**1 NEW RAVENNA PARK H O M ES • • Quilt Camm unity Naur CaU Caana $450 Down T a r * W ent On 201 h 8 t. Follow C ountry Club Rd. ft W atch F o r O nr Sign* . . • OPEN D A IL Y “In the City of Gracious Living” Dream Homes *340 Li. ,i Pay ment-No Closing *9890 TOTAL PRICE Homes (retire 1 Bedrooms • l<i Tile Retha • Screened Porch • Utility K»em • Tarratio f loors • (.arporte • Land seeped Lets * All Pity Con. tenienraa. S U N DAT ItM P. M. Til Dwk Cown tru e How Co-, ta*. Phene FA 2 «•* MONTHLY >2. Aelletoa Fee gate R. M. Wilkin*, Contractor '58 LLOYD “ 600" Jerman sports NORGE Future aieetrie tsr. 40 miles to gallon. 5*50. vertical broiler, large 1530 East N. Y, Ave., DeLand. meal sentry, exeeOast • P e rtto C A rtaa ’ Call RE 2-3191. Will trade for tioo, 1 yr. old. Neve Quality Workmanship ft Materials holt. Term* To Suit Your Budget built-tn’a. Phone PA • Asphalt Drivewayi • Free ftallaaiee •Wash Guaranteed 9 DR. 1952 PLYMOUTH. CAN BE MOTORCYCLE, Halley —1S9S H u m a a r. SEEN AT THE SANFORD PA 3-13*7. HERALD 204 W. FIRST ST. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateDAYS. SEWING MACHINE: manta, hneieas, hand Mila, and D a r n a, embroidriae, program*, otc. P n g t u i t a 29-A Trailers grama, button ndaa. Printing Co. Phene PA S-Wtf — 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ guarantee. Reaposuibte 30* Weal 13th SL ditioned, washer and dryer. Will to taka up payment* of PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING sell equity very reasonable or month. Write box g. M. • / • W. L. HARMON will trade for equity in 3 bed­ Sanford Herald. PH. FA 2-4223 After S P. M. room home. Phone FA 2-5134. GOOD Slmmona double '5* FLAMINGO Mobile Home, couch, braakfaal room AUTO GLASS *' x 40, 2 bedroom, excellent odd chairs, mala INSTALLED condition. The price la Right. Manchester puppy*. PA ftlMT. One can't refuse. Space 74, Windshield Back GImh MACHINE, Park Ave. Trailer CL, Sanford. SEWING Door Glane Vewt Glass Singer, Industrial, perfect. H SERVICE It. P. 118-220 volt electric mo­ 21. Fernitere Senkatlk GUna and Ratal Co. tor with clutch, tor teftutoial US-119 W. 2nd 8L PA 1-4922 Used furniture, appliances, tools sewing machine, p r a r tte d y etc. Bought-iold Larry's Man near. 22 rifle, aem(-automatic, H E A T I N G 213 Sanford Ave. Pb. FA 2-4132 like new. fttit Chase Avt. II. B. POPE CO. Phone FA 2-5*04. 299 S. P a rt - PA 2-4234 Phone PA 2-4030 Sanford. FI*. ISA V E I FAMOUS . PUMPS - SPRINSLER Now ft Used tawing machine. Taka AU typea and sltet. Installed Furniture and Appliance* manta. Darns, monograms, o n “ Do It YouraelP* broderiea. Writ# Box F, WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Herald. S T I N E 393-209 K First 81. Ph. FA 1-09*3 Machinery end Supply Ce. SEWING MACHINE8: J9I W. 2 nd SL Ph. PA 3-8432 New A Used Furniture A Appli­ Free WestlnghouM. Bread new. ances. A Good Place To I t monthly paymaote af Iftlft BUY. SELL or TRADE complete price. Ptoanclag avail­ able. Thu anneal ion el after DORIS* BEAUTY SHOP Jenkins Furniture good ane w a rt only. 2*04 Adams Ph. FA 3-3553 IM Hanford Ave. FA 2-743* Homecraft Industries, Inc.,] 7919, Orlando. A Satisfied customer la our beat CUSTOM BUILT furniture - s in ­ advertisement. gle pieces or seta. Alio furni­ HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK ture repair. Cabinet* made. TOYS and HOBBYS at the Tkf Gallery, Maitland Plain, Mait­ 105 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 5742 FA 2 7063. Mather of Sanford land, Florida. Uia our Layaway ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby and P. N. B. Plan. MI T-4HA Beds. Day, Week nr Month — RIFLE, 9M. Gta heater FURNITURE CRNTKR Mower and window. 1500 1188 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 POLAROID Lead Camera wtih FA 2-7*59 •U attachment*, 995. FA 3-5tBT. LOVELY LADY HEAUTY SALON • BM VALUES Beggarly Bldg. 2537 Orlando Dr. REVOLVERt II SmMk ft • QUICK CRRDIT D A W N ’ S BEAUTY SAUIF Air Conditioned Dryers Phone FA 2-79*4 7rTT^77TTTnn!II"“ “ "“ Cut Klowera For Anv Occasion HANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1*23 nr PA 2-9179 • RASY TRRMt - WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - MAIRK aoa military pollca nickle plated, ateg bandlaa, 4 Inch barrel. A-l PA * 5379 after 6 p. m. N n And Dead Pn u i t o i Ml R. First 9L PA *-38*1 22-A—Articles Wanted 1*. I 'm - Lhestock • Happllea » . Article Sale SECOND RAND 1 FILLY Colt, 1 riding horse, LAW N MOWER Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick rrstonablr. Phone FA 2-7159. CALL PA S-8944 Service With The Cash. SUPER TRADING POST, FA 2 0677. I JERSEY COW, heavy milker. 25—Netlcaa ft 1 Jersey cow second calf. 2— 2 year old hellers, calfhood 25' HOSE ll.W , Boy’s Wtitern Dungarees SUM pr. Army-Navy WANTED; Ride te and >accinaled. Priced right. Phone Orlando, T:30 and l:M FA 3 *188. Surplus Store, 3to Sanford Ave. FA 20721. rTTCTTTTWat or* NEW BOAT: Johnson 18 b. p. motor, good 1953; 2 coatl of sealer, ti Inch bottom, H Inch, tide*, mshugany ribs. See 10* W. 27th. St., Sanford. 2 4 - Lest ft Pi READY MIXED CONCRETE Window Sill* — Lintels — Sand LOST: Large Slameaa Cat, mate, Rock—Stepping Stones — Steel vicinity Sunland Eatatea. RE­ Grease Traps—Precast Slope WARD *23. FA 58382. Cement—Dry Welle MIRACLE C O N C l H CO 300 Elm Ave. FA 25751 FACTORY TO YOU Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer ALUMINUM VENETIAN BUNDS Rnhnon Sporting Goods Encluaed head. Sag-proof bottom 804-8 * K. let. Ph. PA 2-6961 rail with plastic ends, riaatic or rayon lapes. Colton or nylon Mercury Outboard Motors cords. WOODRUFF MARINE Henkarik Glane and Paint Co, 2401 French Ave. PA 21392 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 3-3422 30. Autnmrhllrx UPRIGHT piano, good condition, 1956 four wheel drive Jeep $500. 1125.00 AHo, I rowboat with l’hone FA 2-1612. oara, $75.00. Call FA29640. I H oU cr YOLK BEST CAR INSURANCE IS Holler's 56 BUICK Cnntrrllble • * $ Full* Equipped • Strck Jrl 111 nk 4’inl.h \\ ■Ih White Wall Tire. . ON 1.1 55 FORD sa v e a Warrenty & *1295 South PINECRES1 $ $ $ a 4th Addition M et Paiatngtr Sta­ tion Wagon • VI Engine . Standard Transmission • Radln • Heater • Above Average Condition Throughout. a a We invita ys« te ha oar gaaadi absolutely free wltheal a M w tioa a t o«* of Saufecd'a Mediae Motel* while yea locate arilable baaalug fee yeaaaaV aad family, n e k ap year boy a t ear Sale* Office. SUNLAND Estates E fa ir n i * AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD navy ----- J U* * WELCOHE- R T F Aa, a save *995 a a a a *« Ton I'ltk l > 59 c h e v y ;; Truck • Radio. • Heater > Lika New Inside A Out • *900 Actual Mild — ONLY *1795 Our Uaed Care Will He Displayed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our Large Lighted Lot. WHERE DEALS SHINE et the eign of yuur beet buy 2nd ft Palmetto U. C. I.ot FA 2-0231 Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Oldnmubil# — Cadillac Trade-In* S.iv*-* l:M A. M. Til Park ShjonmaksLfi 29. Antemob1lev 15. Special Servkfa DuHdri At Holler's" HOLLER PAYMENTS MOTOR SALES Home* Designed For Florida Living. S ft 4 Bedrooms — 1 ft 2 Batha VA - PHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low a i $425 You can mova In immedi­ ately while the papera an being proeeuad. We Guurantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Horn* For The First Y e a r — Or Y’our Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. Odham & TudorJ Inc. Cor Hwy. 1T-»S ft S7th f l t | rhon FA 2-1 SOI �# M1 MILLANS jk HOME OF THE THREE ROOM GROUPINGS!! 24 HOUR BALL OF FIR I SALE STARTS FRI. 10 A. M. DRIVE A LITTLE W AYS _ SEE H O W WELL IT PAYS TO BUY YOUR FURNITURE th e M cM il l a n w a y — p l e n t y o f free p a r k in g Ye* It’* True MATTRESS ' 10 PC. l iv in g and room BOX SPRING GROUP $0095 2 Tahiti Umpa 0 |00% A ttlilf C o w O Step TahW • A»h StaiM 0 Cnrklall TaHle • J Throw llu c 0 s IV Hof.a Salta • • DINKTTK • BEDROOM • LIVING ROOM A SET Hh B A C K SWIVEL • • I'holct of Color* Nylon Fabric • Hal Hearing Switrl O pm fcv&Juj 4 PAYMENTS NO F A N C Y BUILDINGS OR F I X T U R E S TOO • IL.A<i.r IU-4 • M a tu r e • R at S p n a * • * M • 2 R n o iM r l.a m p a S A M E AS CASH P\IW>»« LOW J US T L O W E S T PRICES D I R E C T TO YOU ! PAYMENTS EASY 5850 E. C o l o n i a l D r i v e ORLANDO / DOWN S. Orange Blossom Trail ORLANDO TERMS 1 Hwy. 17-92 U.S. 1 North in in Casselberry Melbourne U. S. 19 N o r t h S t . P at ar s ba r g �Gatchel Is County Commissioner David Gatchel is the new clerk of the Circuit Court and is expected to be on the job Tuesday. Gatchel was appointed Saturday by Gov. LeRoy Collins to complete the term of retiring clerk 0. P. Herndon. The com­ mission met early today to approve Cat­ chers bond and he flew to Tallahassee to receive his commission from the gover­ nor. Appointment of Gatchel to the $10,000 a year clerk’s post leaves a vacant seaton the county commission which also VOL. XUX DAVID GATCHEL, will have to be filled through an appoint­ ment by the governor.' Among the first duties of Gatchel fat the clerk’s office will be to appoint a chief deputy to replace E. L. Burdick, who also retired Nov. 6 at the same time Herndon announced that he would leave the office due to ill health. Gatchel also has served on the San­ ford City Commission and as mayor. He gave up the city commission seat to cam­ paign for the county commission and was elected unopposed in the general election last November. WKATHER: Partly cloudy with M attered ehowera through Tuesday. High today, 78-82. I-ow tonight. 70-74. United Praia Lamed Wire Kalabliehed 1908 MONDAY, NOVEMBER tfi, 1959 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO. SS4 42 Believed Dead In Plane Crash Over Gulf Of Mexico CHRISTENSEN (12) CAUGHT THIS BALL FOR A SCORE AFTER CONWAY (21), GRACEY SCRAPPED FOR IT • SPONSORS FOR HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Janet Glenn, Sally Williams, Diana Haynes, Colleen McFarlin Top Riders Compete In Dusty Boots Rodeo Somr ill thr lop rodeo riders in the southeast rtiin|»>led (or p rim in the Dusty Hoots llulmg Club rodeo held here Sitnday. An extra added attrarlion, an open rutting contest, was held teatun hi; some of (he top horses in th" aoi’.'h A local entry, Misty Joe" plac­ ed high in the standing* Producers oi the show were Hugh Carlton, C. II. Knight, Spen­ cer snd <i curve Harden and Cl aisle Yelvlngton. Itodc* director was Clyde Kiehardmn The results of Ih* rodeo were as follows: (First. second Slid I lord places are tilled with time nr points) CHAM) ENT It 3 \M> PROME­ NADE with all eonleslants in all event* participating NOVICK CUrriNti .Misty Joe. Sanford, Spencer liarJon op ui'J pts.). Mis* Titian, Kissimmee, (lenr Toner tip (i!H pts.), Double Misty, Sanford, George Harden up tda pts.) HAIt KHACK Blto.NC HIDING t.ylc Morgan, Gaffney, S. C.j Mark Champlaine, Hutle, Montana: M. A Hen, Uvalde, Texas HUM. DOGGING Charlie Jack son, Hnnnell il l 2), Perry .Smith, Hasting* (29.31, Rohl>> Palmer Or landu <41.Hi. Ol'KN CUTTING Sieves Satan. SI ClornI, C, L, Mann up (72 pis.), Misty Tom, Kissimmee, lied Simp­ son up (71 pis.), Misty Jim. San ford. Spencer Harden up and Misly King, Orlando, Gene Hagen up (tie for third 70 pts.; ('(.OVERLEAF It A K K E L Five Accidents Reported In City Sanford was the scour nr five auto accidents since Friday hut all the car ocrupants escaped until jured. A car boat trailer clasp c i t e day hurled a boat 12 feci into a Hlltd pole at French Avr. old I3lh St., according to Sanford Police. Krnrst (i. Frederick of Orlando had his host knocked „(f Hi trailer when a car driven by Jason Wynn, a Negro, struck the tru lrr as the Orlaiuloun’i ear tvss stopped for a real light. Wynn said (hat after working all night he hail appairnily fallen asleep and didn't »ae Frederick stop. He was charged vith failure *i have his car under control. French Ave. wsiv the none i,f another accident this morning. Ma rie Hamilton Smith, l.akr .Monroe Negro, was rharked witii failure J to yield Ihc right-of-way .alter ■ I two car collision at First St-, the 1poliee reported. Parked ears were hit in three accidents Friday and Saturday. Health Center Bids Coming Soon ONE OF HOMECOMING PARADE FLOATS Huff Photo* by Dub S tu b b in g . Story on Sports rak 'o j I The county hat received final approval of the working drawing* for ihr new health center at Ninth it. and French, and bids should be asked within 3o days. Coenminion Chairman John KrHer and loday. RACE Sonya Howard, Orlando ( IT). Hnyd Fdwartls, Clermont (IB It, Jean McMurray, Hanford (182). CALF HOPING Herbert Cowart. Seville 122.3), Perry Smith, Palat* ka (231), A. J. Paulk, Orlando (23.1). STEER DF it) It AT INC (Rider and partner) Herbert Cowart and Perry-Kmilh ( I t.4), Perry Smith and Herbert Cowart ( I I J ) , Richard Yelvlnglnn, (22.2), News Briefs Body Found ST. MARYS, Ga. (U P I)-A akin diver recovered the body of G. S. Harnett Jr., of Orlando, Sunday from a roadside canal where his par crashed Saturday night. Bar nett apparently died of drowning, authorities said. Homework TALLAHASSEE (UPI) _ Uov. LeRoy Colllna worked at home to­ day, following hla discharge from a hospital Friday where he under­ went treatment for an intestinal inflammation. Collins told news men he plana to return k> the Capitol Tuesday for the weekly Cabinet meeting. Volcano Attraction HILO, Hawaii (l.'PI) — A speclarular volcanic eruption in Kil auta Iki crater provided Haw 'I today with Ua biggest tourist a t­ traction in recent years. Lava wa* •8*11 Mowing freely from the wall of Kilauea crater on the moun tain of Mauniloa. forming a lake of red. glowing molten rock inuric the crater. Battle Shifts t p. m. Stocks Four Are Identified NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock prices at 1 p. m.: American Airlines ............ M's American T A T . . . . . . . . 77W American Tobacco ............ KM Baltimore A Ohio ............ 40's C A O M's Chrysler BJ's Curt las . Wright .................. 30’* DuPont 233*4 Eastern Air ......................... 33‘4 Font Motor .................... , 78*4 General Electric .) ............. 12'* General Motors ........ low Graham • Paige ................. 2’s Inti. T A T . .................... 41(4 KeT. ........................... 1-IW I-orlllard ......................... 41*4 Mi mil e Maid ........... 21*4 Penney ....................... 113 Penn Hit ........................ 13*4 Royal American ............... 4 Sears Korlturk ............. 41)'» Standard Oil (NJ) 4)1'* Studebakrr 23H U. S. Steel ................. 91'* Weslinghouse El................. 97S 6 Area Clubs Face License Suspension Six Central Florida Veterans and fraternal clubs including American Legion Post 53 of San­ ford pleaded guilty Friday after­ noon lo possession of gambling equipment at an administration hearing conducted by the State Beverage Department. Decisions im whether beverage licenses of the defendants will lie impended or revoked will be made alter the proceedings art reviewed by Grant Peeples, bev­ erage director Agents in the raid on the clubs in August confiscated slot ma­ chines. punch Isnrds, bingo para phernalia and other item*. The raids were part uf l state­ wide invesligalion involving hun­ dreds of dubs, agents said. Entering guilty picas were Elks Lodge 1072. A/alea Park Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4297 and Moose laxlxc 7iw4, J l of Orlando; Legion Post 33 al Sanford. Le­ gion Post 22 al Cocoa: and Elks Lodge 1*73 at Kissimmee AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) — The bailie of die budget shifted today to the Augusta National Golf Club w u re President Eisenhower hop­ ed lo draw a virtually complete picture of military spending in the next fiaral year. The military budget conference with the high command of the Defense Departinent brought together Defense Secretary Neil II. McElroy, Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chairman of Applications fur the position of thr Joint t hief* of Staff, budget postmaster at Casselberry »ie director Maurice It. S tin t and being accepted until Der. 8, the advisor*. II. S. Civil Service Commission in Washington has aiuiuunccd. Applicants must take • written test for the 31.020 post. Donald Willson Is acting posimastn. Applications fuinis can be se­ Playhouse Navy rehearsal* for cured from the commission, care i h e i r forthcoming production uf US. Civil Service Commission. "Hell, Book and Candle" are now Washington, 26, D. C, in piogrrss. The theater group will pre-ent this British comedy on Dee. II and 12 with licketa to go on sale next week. All proceeds of the production will go to a local charity. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The hen ale Spire Committee, headed by Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson, has started a senes of on-the spot surveys at military and civilian space installation*. The Seminole County Council of Johnson ordered the committee Schools will meet Wednesday at staff last month lo a,t. lyre Presi­ a m. at the Geneva School. dent Eisenhower's plan Tor trans­ Mrs. Sidney Ivaa HI, will ahow ferring Mm Army'* teem of ex­ a film on the Mental Health pro­ pert* at HunUvtiU, Ala., to the gram. All Interested persona are National Aemgautics and Space imned vo allend. Administrating. Casselberry Postal Official Job Open Group Rehearsing British Comedy Space Officials To Check Bases School Council Meets Wednesday As Orlando Residents NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — A National Air Line# DC-TB carrying 42 person* on a midnight flight ucroaa th e Gulf of Mexico c ru sh ed into (lie open wntara early today, apparently killing all aboard. Search plane* re|H>rted a numlter of bodies, many olad la life preservers, floating in the area—about 120 milea aaaW southeast of New Orleans, Debris and pathetically empty life rafts bobbed in the turbulent water. Coast Guard and National Air Lines research planes reported not • sign of life. The passenger list Includes four identified as Orlando residents. They were listed as R. Alex­ ander. F. M. Page, J. H. Hickoritatf and Renfro (no firat name given). v Thr wreckage was found in about 90 fret of water. The Coast Guard said an early report that a section of the tail was sticking a lane the surface waa erroneous. The debris wa* spotted simul­ taneously by a National search plane and by ■ Coast Guard plane. The plane last waa sighted on an Air Force radar screen at an altitude of 14,000 fret. Thro il suddenly dropped off tha screen. Whether it plunged suddenly into the Gulf wa* not known. Another burning question was why, If the passengers had lime to don life jackets, the crew did not radio a distress signal. If they had Issued such a signal "we would have received It," an Air Force officer said. The Coast Guard said there wrrr "plrnl) id bodies, life pre­ server* awl life rafls" floating in the debris, scattered over alsHit a half-mile radius of the wind (wept Gulf. The plane was on the TampaNew Orleans leg of a Miami U>t Angrlrs flight when it disappeared without a word of warning. It earrird :M passengers, five crew members and a man believed tu Im with the Federal Aeronautics Administration The plane crashed near the area where National Air Lines' last fatal accident eat!; in 1933 killed t5 persons Fug enveloprd much of thr area at the time of the crash. For a lime early today the log seriously hampered search operations, t'lanes took olf "on gust alone." one Coast Guard spokesman said and surface vessel* had to rely im radar. New Blizzard Rages Across Western States HELENA, Mont. (Uri) — Tha second raging blinard In a week roared eastward lodoj. leaving wealher-batlerrd Montana shiver, ing under another blast of arctic air. Cold wave wanting* were la■tied for a band of alatr* in the country's midsection, (torn the Dnkolas to north Teaas and New Mexico. Hard-hit Montana, rleaulng up after a fresh onslaught Of anow, received the full force of the bit­ terly cold wind* as readings of mure than .76 degree* below aero weir recorded. The Weather Bureau said the mercury plunged lo mtaiue M de­ grees at Helena thl* morning, while It wa» 36 at Butte, M at Lewndown and 21 at Cut Bank, High winds, clocked at guata 3o 40 mile* aa hour, whipped atsoW mlo giant ds if la that dosed many rural road* in Montana and iso­ lated several communities when the >rcoml bliitard howled out ef Canada Sunday, The new aturm plied up more than eight inches of snow lit Mil* capital city, immobiliicd by a retold 31 S inch snowfall last week. Just as last sseek, stalled c a n jammed Ihr main street and pedestrians fought their way thiough waist high drifts. High winds and fleering ternpeioiure* attumpanied the hlisraid as it moved into the Dako­ ta*. Wyoming and Nebraska today. ' Western Nebraska was buffeted by ley north aitul* guating lo 60 mile* an hour. The ftiirid air drove the thcrnmrncier front a high of it4 t* zero in nine hours at Scottsbluff, I Nets, 'O ld R e b ' Is 117 HOUSTON, Tex (Ill'll — Old Williams told Ira Cox, manager uf Rebel Walter G Williams cele­ a band that serenaded him: "Com* back next year. Fit b* brated hi* IIJilt birthday a day i liter*." late Sunday by eating sparaub* I Cox waa there with hit band snd cake while a band played Sunday, but Williams did not tell "Dixie" and "Old Soldiers Never him that again. Die" He la barely able to talk. He is But Will,a ms was so weak he almost deaf and blind and haa had could not get out of bed lo greet pemiinonia three time* since June. the many friends and relativet who Less than three weeks ago. h* w af came to tee him thought lo be dying, hut hia phy­ Hie daughter. Mrs Wills* Ma* sician said he had completely r*Bowie*, with whom he lives, said cuvered from the recent pneumoala h* was excited by the celebration. attack. Williams, the last surviving rotHe wore a new red flannel shirt and nibbled on a barbecued spar«- era a of the Civil War, r*c*h*d rib and ■ piece of rake. separate telegrams from President On his tilth birthday l**t year, and Mra. Eiaoniaoww. � 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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M . ^ m m wWn#fw mm mm Demand Chinese Vacate Occupied Border Clinic I wherein you do your love mak­ ing via the hero and indulge your latent wish for travel by picking an unfamiliar spot like Shangrlla or Africa. M ania la tjrykal af IIm aewal , m Were ara ia,aaa,aaa aapWag erAors la Mia tmaUry rigid an*. 8a art hey la MM yeyzheTegy wriiiag. ADVICE TOR WRITERS And never quit a job or stay home mooching a living from your relatives, as a means of the heahfet htlew, aa4 hegl© starting a literary career. Instead, get a job and support vM i prtaa taaiaatlag yourself thereby, while you try Man vrttlai; NOT to sell some short stories as greyhical Bevels: sideline. BY - GEORGE W. CRANE, a Unless you ran win your support Pi. D.. M. D. by writing during your evenings CASE C — 417: Marvin W., and vacation periods, you are •gad a , haa finished college. NOT justified in trying to he a “ Bui, Dr. Crane,” hit worried full time author. father protested, “he will not And play the batting averages, lake a job. which means avoid long, tedious "lie says he want* to b« a novels. writer, ao he alia at home, Try to tap the quirk markets, moetrhing cigareta off of me, such as those for short stories aod sleeps till 10 or 11 A. M. l and prise contest entries. "Then be puller* around the I You can write a doxen short bouse and only start* pounding tales or enter too prise contests the keys of bis typewriter in late with no more effort than you’ll afternoon or when 1 am ready expend on an Immature novel for bed at night. that will never sell. "Bsidas, be doesn't turn out If you are a waitress, then too much copy. And ha is writ* write a story in a restaurant Ing a novel with himself the locale. If you are a bookkeeper, hero. develop a tale about your famil­ "How can he concur true-to- iar dally office surroundings. Ufe fiction when he hasn't really And don't think you can hit the done anything, except go to big leagues at the atari. Few acbooi?” basrballrra reach the Yankeci KICTION PSYCHOLOGY except vix years in the minor Marvin might be able to write leagues; And so it it with other a successful novel about current art* and sciences. college life, and thus deal with Even with much talent, it lakes firsthand expcrlnces. a lot of time to get on to the But 1 later learned his novel ropes and attain the required was dealing with the French For­ professional polish. eign Legion: Subacribe to a monthly writer's Novices at writing are often magatine. And hire a profes­ Just like Marvin. They refuse to sional critic to go over your stick to the things they really manuscript. Don't depend on know, for they regard such mat- frienda who will softsoap you, as tera as dull and uninteresting. a general rule. Then they decide to write a For further practical (winters, novel, with themselev* as the send for my booklet, "How to disguised hero or heroine. Write Salshle Copy," enclosing a And they pick a locale that is stamped, return envelope, plus In some remote, exotic spot they 20r (nonprofit). have never seen, ao their des­ It contains a section on prise criptions lack the ring of since­ contesting, too. rity aod truth. (Always writ* W Dr. Crane If you wiah to be a sucre isful In earn af this newspaper, en­ writer, then don't use fiction as closing n long 4c stamped, ad­ a form of emotional "jag" dressed envelope and 20c to rnver typing and printing costs when you send for one of Congenerics Helps hi* booklets.) ria hr a ; e 11—Wed. Not. 1 1 ,1M* Hangovers NEW YORK (LTD - What cauaes a hangover? "Congenerice,” says Jack Poust, who has waged a long campaign against these "residual impurities" in li<|uor. Poust, a dealer in Italian bran­ dy and vermouth, says one rea­ son the Russians can apparently drink ao much vodka without any III effects Is the 'a rt that "good vodka, which goes through more refining. . .processes than any other distilled spirits, has been almost completely purified of congenerics In the process." NEW DELHI (U ri) — Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru will demand that the Chines* Commu­ nism vacate border area* they oc­ cupy before he even will consent to talk with Premier Chou Kn-lal, an authoritative source said to­ day. The source' said Nehru was not New Food Store Construction Set Construction on a Litte Giant store on the south side of Celery Avenue west of Mellonville Ave. is planned to start within 30 days. The $40,000 food store and coin laundry will rover about $33,000 j• i In ■ m i. •f 1 IH IS A I.) O P. Ile rn slo n C le r k of th e a b o v e e ty le d C o u rt l i y ; Mu 1 1 b * T . Y tb le n , l> O. D a r io J . I r a r d l . . I lt o r u e v a t U » r O. UoR m W in t e r P a r k . F l o r id a square feet. The L-ahaped site for the project was rezoned from resi­ dential to neighborhood commer­ cial at Monday's city commission meeting. tier Agency, and in the Ladakh Province of the slata of Jammu and Kashmir. In the buffer lone suggested by Chou, Chinese troops would pull baek 12.5 miles from the (ioiition they now ocrupy In Ladakh, hut this would I* to India's Continu­ ing disavantage since the Chi. nest have penetrated 40 miles into Indian territory. Chou suggested that India pull hack troops that have allegedly crossed over Into China, also 12.5 miles. The source close to Nehru said the prime minister generally would bold out for Chines* re­ acceptance of the historic 11*14 McMahon Line ns the border, but that he might be willing t* make "minor adjustments” I* mollify the Red*. Nehru was said to he adamant In his refusal to withdraw Indian PARK AVri. AT 25th ST. prime minister was expected to reply to it sometime next week. Legal Notice Mf l^ n m -•-it CltV r.iiiflclt LongHood, Klorftle ^ Henorebl. Onunetl Member* Woman Guilty O f Manslaughter We reipertfullr petition tbe reton. In* or the rollnnlng describe 1 Inti from KKttlPKNTI.tr. to COM. However, after the Jury brought MKRCIAI,: !- " (* I. I I. 1Z. **. e n d M in the verdict of guilty, Judge B to rt c -V l* k * W eym sn Helahte Town «*f te in ie e e t Volie Williams reduced’the charge Thenk you very much to manslaughter. He postponed J. R. Orent sentence until a later date. clrant'e Trerk Repair Betty Jean Baker wai found gull- degree murder. ly of manslaughter by a six man Circuit Court Jury In the stabbing death of Ira Goolsby on Feb. 14. The Sanford Negro woman was originally charged with second FOODMART SANFORD troops from border areas. Tues­ day the prime minister made his strongest statement on the dtsput# when he said India "cannot allow China to seep • foot on our chest.” Nehru*’ cabinet was busy study­ ing Chou's latest note and the HERSHEY'S SUGAR CHULUOTA FOODMART INSTANT COFFEE Lb. Bag (With 95.00 Or Mor© Order) (With 95 Or More Order) FRYERS FLA. OR C.A. GRADE A WHOLE ONLY Legol Notice IN T H R M N M I T n i l N T O F TUP* N IN TH J l H I M II* P I M M I T OP P I . f i l l II I %* IN ANIfr PIH I frfr’.M I Nfll.fr*. M i l N T T . IN f l M N f fr.llt HI %fil lf fr: N fh, t r i m CltONfr:it fl CAPI»fr:i.U ve HAIt A J CAI. Hfr.I.!*. LB. Plaintiff Defendant Nffr-lll P. If t P I III.If yTI H N T o : H a r e J f ’a u d e l l It mite \.i. 3 f *oi hranvill*. Penney IvanU You are hereby nn||f|ei| (hat • lllll nf Complaint for IHvnrre h*a lire ft filed agalnat ynu. and you are required In aerve a ropy of vour Anawer or Pleading |r» the Him of CornpUInt on I'Ulnllffa \ttnrney. Jo**|sh M \lur.*»k" P. | li ItoR So 22*. fr'ern Park, fr'lorIda. and file the original An«w*r Legal Notice or Pleading In the nfflm of the C|r* ult Court on or h tn n rm n -'iT count . ninth Clerk ofDielb* Jillh day nf Noveuila* r, J i l iliiv t. m u m r r i% %m » n u t before I’Csi, ami If fall to do ao. m ini Mii.fr: r u i v r t , fri.niimv JtidM*ni#ri! I>yyoudefmilt will be IN I I I C N I K M l N il. MM.VV taken agalnat you fur the relief Ml I T T i l t |l tr.-r T iri.fr* . deruam!*d In tb* lllll of Complaint. C I.A H K .N C F . *1 le O lllt K T . Till* nollra “b ill i • piiblUhei P la in t if f nma each wrek for four conaecil* II Y e woka In Till-; dANFf fritI* J O H N P L 'f lT K I I. n a l. ItKll \l.i> D rfe n d a n te lHI.Ni: AND OllHfrlHF.Il III HanN O TH U Ofr* Nt I T ford. Florida, tine 24th day nf T O ; JO H N D P H T K Il am t — HUMfhlober, m* T K I t . h la w ife . If arty, w hn ea rw«|i|a nr** I© UItkilo »ii. If IO* IHKAI.I i» p m :i;\io»v. c*lavh In g , a n*l If d e a d , i h r l r re • circuit Court. Namlpnla Coua* • |i« rllv fr u n k n o w n h e ir * . »!••y. Klnrlda tla e e a , legal*#© , g r a n t * # * , i r e Ity Martha T Vllilen •llto ra o r o th e r p a r t ie s • U n i t ­ iKputy Clerk in g b y , th r u n g li. under or Joseph VI .Murawko. RK.alnul 11|»III o r anfr of llt*n t, Vttorney for Plaintiff a m i a ll ( t t r iQ in r la l m l n a m t f I*. O . Ifog No 12# M U t I , M ailt. t i l l * nt I n l f f M l fr*ern Park, Florida Ivi n r ll* n u pon th e n t l p ro Puhliah O* t. 21 * .Noe I II. tl p a r ty h a ra ip d e s c rib e d or a n y p a ri th e re o f, a ll nf w hoa* r a ilt U iK # i a n unknow n: T m i a ra h e re b y n o t ifie d th a t a ••lit to q u ie t t i l l * h a a b e *n b ro u g h t In »h* C ir c u it CSoiirt o f H rm lrtn la C n u u ty . fr*lorhU a it a l i o i y o u am t • 4 h o f you * U lm in g a n y * « t * te , r 'g h l. t lt U or t ill* r # * t III or Man Upon th e fo llo w in g d e a r rlb a d r a i l p ro p e rty i l t i u t i In K*mln<a1* C o n n * I f , F lo r id a , t o - w it ; le.it 31. HP III.M l IIA.M .M IK k Ut Ilf» lV IH IO N , a r c o r illn g to a plat Ih v r e o f .«a ra<or«l*«l tn P la t Itiiu k 2, Pag** S, P u b * Me fla t or d© nf H* Illinois* i.'nuntfrt F l o r id * a m i y o u a re h e r e b y r*q n ir*« i tn III# your t u ia a ir nud/or o th e r w r itt e n sU ft'n ara p e r s o n a lly . or l*> y o u r a tt o r n e y , w it h t h r C la r k of th e C ir c u it C o u r t. N in th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it . U ain ln o ie C o u n t y , t l m l d a , at ilia C o u rt hotinn at H anford . F lo r id a , a n d to * « n a a copy of • • Id a n s w e r upon th e p l a in t i f f • a tto rn e y wtio«e n a m e la H a rlo J. Ic a r d l. P. O. U o r I * * . W in t e r P a r k . F lo r id a , lin t l a t r r Ilia n the Jn l slay of D w e m b e r. Ila fr, t h e r e in • e l t U g up th * eat a I *•t r ig h t , t it le , n r In te r e s t In o r lie n upon the ■bo \e d e e crlb a d p r o p e rty r la ln ie d h y y o u . a m i ahouht y o u f a ll to do ao. a d e c re e p ro r o n fe a a o w ill he e n te ie « l a g a ln a t you . W I T .N K H my h in d a n d o f f ic ia l a e a l o f anhl C o u r t a t H a n fo rd , F l o r id * th la 19th d a y n f O c to b e r, prepared to accept Cbou'i sugges. tion that a buffer Zone b« estab­ lished along the disputed IndiaTibet-China border pending the outcome of negotiations. Red troops occupy several outposts on Indian soil near the Himalayan border, notably I^ingjo, In the rugged Northeast Fron- i n T i i n 11 it f t i r f i i i it i o r N IN TH J l lllf I I I . l llll M l rtifr: HI* I II Ut 111\ . IN VMI lllll afr;HIMil.fr: COUNTY* IN i II v n iijiv . lilViiliii: ni». lai-LN HAMPfrH. W YUC.Ntl. PUlrtllff %a. IjOPIHK Cll viil.fr d >nt NO, » k/a/ VAI.IK l«OI IMK TOl’.Nll. Defendant NOTHR Ofr* PI III.IPATION To: |a»ul«e 4‘harlee Yotinr k Inge Croea |(ii«t|« i Kereuenk III*. North Carolina l Vou ar#» hereby no||fir«| that * I Mill of I'lonpUlui for lihmrra lia* I been fllel agaliiRt ) mi, and >otl I are res|ulres| to a*rve % errpy of I vour Vuawer or I'leadlna to the I mil of CfiMpIglgl on p| tintifr‘» Vttorney Joseph 'I Muraakn. I* 4i Ilor Nn. •, Fern Park, Flnr- I Ida ami Hie the orlaltial \nawer .•* I’l* idlNfl i" t1'** "ffli 0 of the Cletk of tb* iTIrcult Court on or before the 21th da) nf November, | l i d and If you fail to do on. Judgement by default will Isa taken agalnat you for Dr«* relief demand­ ed In Die lllll of Complaint. Thla rrotlre «hall be published J roue ea li week for four coiieei-u* live weak* In the HANFDltH IIP.lt VI.D iMI.Nfr: AND OttDKItKD In Han. || ford, fr'lorbla, thla 24D» day uf o* toller. H it iHKAl.t 4$. P IIKICNImIN Clirull Court CUrk. Hetnlnule Coun­ ty, Florida Ity Martha T. Vllilen Deputy Clerk Joeepli M- Vluraako. Attorney for Plaintiff P II llog No. 22a Per n l*ark. fr'lorlda Publlah Oct 21 A Nov. 4, II. If NOTICE WAI.T OATMAN M K A IUi nMni CONSULTANT lU tln tl, W ill ch eck > our h e a rin g ©r hearing ■id J am TIIUItSDAY 1:00 p, m. to 4:00 y. m. ■I — KAIST’S DKIKi S1UIIK Boaford RatterleM, Cord Accewisorica for *H Hearing Aida (LIMIT 3 WITH OKOEK AT THUt PKICK) HEAVY WESTERN C H U C K R O AS T SMALL LEAN BAR - B - 0 SIZE SPA RE FW O nH B A R G A IH S ARMOUR’S ? I SLICED \Av- BACON FRESH - MEATY PORK N EC K B O N ES . ( HEAVY WESTERN ROUND OR CLUB STEAK S H U R F IN E ORANGE JUICE m w c \ b «z „ . $ | 0 W McKKNZIEK HKOCCOU SPEAKS HI.ACK EYE PEAS gn i1 ^ McKe n z i e s | S T R A W B E R R IE S \ > fkg-. z99* SWANSON’S T .V . 0 7 DINNERS A For 7 7 �r* v f l' r4 ®ltr g>anforti 1 VOL. XLIX |Parade' Grid Game s?ark WEATHER: Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. High today in th« 80'*. Low tonight In th* 60**. United Press Leased Wire Hstaldished 1908 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 195»~ SANFORD’ FLORIDA Homecoming Here Friday NO. 562 Negotiations On For Kansas City To Back Sanford Entry In FS L 'N egotiation* are underway (or the KansaaCUy Athletic* to hack the Sanford Greyhound rn tn m the Florida State Lea sue next year. W. K. McRobcrts, local basehall enthusiast, and promoter of the Class D team reported today that City officials were in town yes tarday and offered a contract to McRoberta on setting up a class ^ t e a m here. ^ Mr Roberta indicated today that to semi players to Sanford around » j|| , ign ,he plct * ith Kansas 'la te March . .. .. , . . . . The Klorida State league season U l> •• ‘” in h*r* opens April 14. under the Sanlord Greyhound banUnder an agreement with the ner. city, lights at the stadium for the Last year the Greyhound* playrd night games will be furnished by under an agreement with the the eity with the Athletics only Washington Senators, furnishing the players. If there is no hitch in prelimiNo plans hasr been formulated nary plant to sign with the Athle- as yet for a ticket sale drive, tic». the parent team ia espectcd MrRoberts added. Board Plans To Put Heat On To End Steel Strike WASHINGTON (Cl*I)—President tar as immediate action was con Eiscnhowar's steel strike (act Unit errned. ing board will resume public hearFederal Mediation Chief Joseph ings to put “heat" on unions and F. Finnegan, who has led town to management negotiators to reach rest up from the wearing negutiain agreement, it was learned to-^ lions, has said hr plans no further day. talks before Nov. 2d at the rarliest. There i* no definite dale fur Ihe He put off mediation efforts to aasaiona but they will he held be ' J t t th* three man bsiard makes its union and management offs required report to the President on rial* to devote full attention to Jan. 7. problems uf reopening the mills unBoard Chairman George W. Tay der the 80-day injunction. lor waa widely credited with nar Viter the lactlindcr* report, the rowing the difference* in the strike National Idbor Relation! Board during a week of hearing* in mid will have an additional 15 days to October. The panel concluded that conduct a vote among the steel• settlement waa impoaaible at that worker* on the final company oftim# because both aide* were hope irr. Following another five-day p*. Willy deadlocked. riod, th* union will be free—on . Eiaenhower r i u i a t m i d the Jan. 2(5—to strike again. •a rd Wednesday under tha Taft- j AFL • CIO President George Hartley emergency Aocrdurci. Meany and other union Iradeis a rt This waa viewed as a formality to I pessimistic about rhancea of agree- inrnt before the anti-strike injunc­ tion expires. Eisenhower, in reconvening the fact-finding board, called on union and management to rerognue their responsibility to the nation and to try to rrarh a settlement as soon as possible. Most steel mills have r*|vortcd a steady increase in production since the strikers were ordered haek to work. Reports from Pittsburgh said the industry should hit (to per cent of capacity by the end ot the week. Rut the strike Hut lasted fur lib days continued to have repercus sains in other industries. General Motors halted all pas senger car production Wednesday at its plants in Willow Run, Mich., and St. lamia tvecau.se uf a steel shortage. The layoff boosted the number of aulo workers Piled so far to almuat 22d,uou. Cranberries Not Harmful To Humans SANFOKD-ORLANUO FLOTILLA It won this U. S. ( oust Guard Auxiliary trophy for 1959 by gaining th* most points for courtesy und motor boat inspection in the Auxiliary district which covers Florida und part of Georgia. Flotilla II ('dr. K. L. Bader and Floridu Slut* Hank teller Mrs. Janice Springfield show the trophy now on displuv in the hank. The Auxiliary is a civilian or­ ganization dedicated to sate bunting. (Staff Photo) NEW YORK (UIM) - The chemitt whose laboratory rx|M-nment* disclosed that a weed killer uses! on some cranberry crops produc­ ed cancer in rats said Wednesday night the tainted berries were not dangerous to humans. Dr. Boyd Shaffer, a loxicolo gist for the American Cyanamid C o , said his experiments with ainmolriarola produced cancer in rats only after "continued ad1 ministration over the lifetime of the rats at a relatively high dua­ ls* ’* He said similar exps-rimenta WASHINGTON (CPU _ The with dogs produeetl no cancer. “ . . . If you ask me whether III* Soviet l nion hat protested to the t'nitesl States and ita Allies vry small amount of residue againsi a West German proposal presented (in the tainted eran to set up a radio transmission berriesi v* dangerous to people, station in Red-encircled West I ilea,Uasily maintain tlw an Berlin, informed aources disrlos awer ia no!” he said. Shaffer said a hum in ’ would ed today. They said live Soviet I nion. in have to eat 15.000 pounds of cran notes In I nite.1 States. Britain, tierries a day for many years" France and West Germany, has before he would sutler any lU again raised rhargps that the rffect from ronsumption of the Western powers are interested in chemical residue. Tlie McGraw - Hill Chemical transmitting ' hostile pmpogan da" from the Ire# portum of the Week in an editorial prepared for tha Nov issue supported tthaf former German capital Thr State Department would say fer's view Tlie magazine said a person only that it lud received a note from Itus-ia and it was under would have to cat large amounts of III* berries every day fur study. It was rxpt'Clrd that Secretary mote than *> years to reach the of Stale Christian A llerler feeding . test levels at which the would ills.osf the subject at a weed killer first proved harmful “ And nobody, hut nobody, eats news conference taler Unlay. Ollier official sources, however, that many cranberries." Chcml said Hie Soviet protest was di cal Week added Professor Holterl D. Sweet ol reeled against a new West tier man plan to erect a transmitter Cornell University also debunked under control uf Hie Bonn govern repsvrts that the tainted Iverrn-s merit in the vector uf Beilin might lie dangerous to humans. "Vs far as the danger ia coo wtinh is occupied hy live British, French and Americans. The Soviet l nion traditionally has claimed that West German operations should mg h* permit led in West Berlin, since a u still Allied territory News Briefs *ovie,s Protest . . . . . . ,. isC C l'L't A l l l l l l l l I S t r U t l O n INDIANAPOLIS (tJPU— I’resi drnt Eisenhower's adminutra lion has been called the most secretive in l . S history by Sigma Della * Chi t Freedom of Inforillation (ommittee. K n o l I J i 'h S t U l ‘1 ^ TAI.I.AHASSEE (111*11 — Elo rida has enough sleet to complete production of tthai automobile Ii cense plates, according to Slate Tag Commissioner Mrs. Ina S Thompson The lags go on sale Jan 2 HAVANA. Cuba tlT U — I’r* mi»r Eidel 1 astro makes another of Ins maml'ion television speeches tonight and was report . cd ready to answer t '. S charges that he is delilverairlv leading Cuba away from ita itaditivn.il frienifslup with Vmerica N ep al T h re a t NEW DEI.III (CPU - tin Augo ilav ambassador to India ami Nepal warned today that I'uin tniinisi Chinese aggiession in the iM.arder dispute with India also • poses a threat to Nepal ll was the first criticism ot lied China's recent action- hv a Com mimist nation New Citrus Control LAKELAND (UIM) - Yule Club Checks Concerts M a y Be Called J . Be Mailed Soon 0 | f D u e T # p 0 # , S M p p 0 „ high spirited" Sanford eleven againat the Rishnp Moore team that thus far thia year has compiled a 6-1 record. The Seminoles will be going into tha game with a 8-4 record and according to Coach Jim Pigott, "are really Hp for thia one." Pigott said his squad ia in top physical condition and has been pointing to thia homecoming Imttle for many weeks. Starting lineup for the locals will see Jim C.racey and Terry Christensen at th* ends; Charles Bogan and James Markham at tackles; Rurke Winn and Bill Alford at guards and Tom Bittner at center. In the backfield, Mike Roberts wiH ba at the signal calling post with Ray Lundqiiist and John I^velace si the halves and John Mann at fullback. Gam* time is scheduled for 8 p. m. Scientist Claims A fte r Experiment Castro To Spunk VETERANS* DAY and American Education Week wore observed by Routhsid* Elementary School fourth graders yesterday in a ceremony a t the school. Representing their classes and honoring state und federal flags are, from the left, pupils Sue Price, Margaret Jarrell, Mike Southward and Sheralynn Williams. Watching over the children in tho background are, from the left. Principal Velma .Mitchell and teachers. Miss Barbara Chumbars, Mr*. Francis Wilkes. Mis* Betsy Anne Carter. Mrs. Jennifer Kelley and Mrs. Nancy Brock. (Stuff Photo) Seminole High School celebrate* ita homecoming tomorrow with a gi»nt par. ade and football tilt with highly rated Bishop Moore of Orlando. The parade i* scheduled to start at 4 p.m. and will start at the eorner of San­ ford Ave. and First St. The parade will then move down First St. and back to the starting point hy way of Second St. SchiMil officials say some 15 flouts and decorated cars will participate in the parade. The four parade sponsor* or queens chosen by the football team are Janet (Bonn. Sally Williams, Colleen McKallon and Diana Haynes. They will l>c introduced prior to the football contest at Municipal Stadium. The gnnie itself will see a "perked up. (Juality 'Propaganda' Move i rerned," Sweri said, "I would rather lake niy rhancea with rranherriea than amok* rigareti." .Secretary of Itaallh, Education and Wellare Arthur S. Flemming started th* controversy Monday whrn hr warned that a portion of the Washington and Oregon crops had been contaminated hy live weed killer. Ever Try A p p les? A spot survey of Dip Sanford urea Unlay revealed that food store chain out fit at and ninny small indepen­ dent grocer* have taken cranberries off their shelve*. One manaper of the Inrjre chain store re|vorted th*k In* had received orders from ufficiMlit ot the firm that all cianlierrioi* must he taken off th* shelv** until fur­ ther notice. However, a survey of downtown residents revealed yesterday that even if crttnh«rri«8 were availabl* in local stores, they wouldn't hsv* anything In do with them. "I don't care if the tuinted fruit is frusn Oregon,** aaid one woman. 'How would I know where th* berriea come front. No sir. I’m not taking any chances.’* Most of the resident* »eom to favor apples instead of cranberry for their annual Thanksgiving dinner. "At least I know apple* are snf*.” one downtown tiiisinessman said. 'Howling' Blizzard Leaves Five Bead In Montana Btl.I.INGS, Mont, il l’ll — \ liowliiig tvlurard W(Iled live per sims and left Mont m i under more than a font of snow today. (■round and air transport alum waa snarkrd, hunters were trap p<-d ill the wind swept Itorkiev and thousands of rattle were atrandrd hy the swirling mow I lie wor-t storm of the winter, parking 50 mile an hour winds lints on addiliuns l<> two Oviedo Schools will In- taken Dee 3. the whrn It broke out of the high County school hoard decided today iiiiiunlain range*, pu-lied toward Supt nf SchiMils It r Mil wee rs Hie northern and central plainported that three classrooms will tie added to the Oviedo Elementary School and »evrn elassronm* to Oviedo High School Estimated cost nl tlie additions NEW YORK l l 'l ’l) — Stock could mil tie determined at thi* prices at I p m ; tune. Vmeriran Airlines ....... 2 I'» The hoard also -li-s ••»»• •• mint­ American I'A f 7H'« ing Ihe school millagr to live mills American Tobacco ........ IMS but no action i« especled until the C A O ............ «l afternoon session Chryalur At'* County voters supported a pm ('units • Weight ............... 3u<« pon-d right null* levy Iasi wick Dnl'ont rat init at that time llilwee said Hie t-.a-liuan Ko<lak vy, hoard expects In reduce (hr mil Ford Alolivr ii lage In five At General Kleclric 51' General Motors Graham I’algr 10 (nil T ft T I's • '« K*l* ...... It's I orillaid 21** Atmiltr Maid lit I'enn Kit 4>J*» Nears Iti eliuck 17'Standard Oil i NJ i Seminole Comity VI<vital llcalHi Sludrlvaker Association officer* and live new U S Steel S7 directors of thr \-«o< lalliin hoard W ' .« will he elected al the Menial VAcsiinghuu«r El. Ileabh group - ■mi'iat meeting at 7 10 p m Florida Economy Tlv* Asstk-i j Iiimi oomoiating nvniinittre will rrt>ori mi nomina Survey Begins lions to date and nomination* TAI.I.AH AS.nKK t l 'l ’ll - A siir ftoin the floor will l» received ! The new president, first and •« vey of Florida t economy has c-oid vies- president, svi teiary hrrn begun hy the Arthur D and treasure wilt hs- elected (rout l.itlle Co. uf Cambridge, Mass Tlie |IU,i»hi survey was re­ the 15 directorNominating roinuuurr mrmlvs-rs quested tvy Gov. I.rltoy Collins are Airs. Chari** L I’ark Nr., ami contracted for hv the Stale Mis* Barbara Ruprrcbt. Mr. Noe t»*»*lopm*lrt Uotnmis.hW Die stud) is designed to show Stevenson, and l*r. Charles I. Ihe stability of Flotilla's economy I’ersona aiul serve as a business and in dutlrul growth pattern. Oviedo School Bid Opening Set Dec. 3 Civic Students Get Court look controls over (rcsli citru fruit sold in South Florhia are coining up for the first lints* m til-lory The Florida Ciirus Coiuimssion Voted Wednesd.iv afterno >11 t.v -el up quality standar.' lor m urges, Sixty Seminole High civic Hu grapefruit, tangerines a id tang* his sold wvuth of the No. innec dent* got a first li.1iv<I liKik at Circuit Court procecdiugi this Wiser. morning when they saw the irul of Edward llrnnrt who w ji rharg id with robbery. Kennel plead guilty id p<iiy lac reny before th* trial'* end The -toilentx led Ivy civic* teach*r Mrs Hilda Wray, liave liecn studying frxlrral. stale ami county court * Judge Voile Williams. pro TAI.LAIIA.S8EE tUI’li The lute nffirrr David le e and pros Floral* Baptist L’onvmtioi AAcd routing attorney rhsvina* ft Wad , nrsday adopted a $2 3D0.0M' 'Idget dell laal week explained Hate and county rmirt prnrredmg* Vu I fur I'JZaj, Hie biggest in it- hi duty. q, Itlilent*. The money will he- i .ided. "The children were- stv thrills-tl 'ivi n • can liardly grt away from it In equally hot wren lilt- .i.i't tion and live Southern •1Ip' nl leach them anything else right now ' said Mrj. Wray ot the Convention court lour. Ninety other stuilrnls Collet l«m» from alt an- *i ht-ilolril for a similar tour rnurrht-s in Flurida Ho- via will in Hit- circuit court's spring ses total almost 23 million *1 'ars for »u,n -lata and local u«c. oflirta ■ e-tl _ , . _ ~ ” Baptists Adopt 'Giant' '60 Budget Christmas Ciob checks Wurth >t 10,000 will b* mailed In Christ­ mated school To Comply ina* Club account holder* Monday The Sanlord Ds-Bary Entertain with His- deadline- scheduled hat Hie -late convention - 11 'Hid by the Florid* Slate Hank and ment Assn, may have to -all of I day. With Court Order gel wav 82.05(1,hUl. Ue Sanford Atlantic National their scheduled concert icriet on He called rvn all “ culturr con \ hig part nf the biel 8I«7. Kl.ttYD, V», r I ' 1*1 v _ Floyd Bank less they »*ll their quota of !.<»«i -nous" re-idrnts lo gel their tic 125. will go to Sti-’si-n I i ,-r-d) l uiinly, Va , will comply with a federal court desegregation order Tin Fiornia state Hank will tlckcia, chairman Chester Krarirk kets al the ticket vale* office at at DeLand. I'ark Ave and First St as m i >h The convention adopted - new and admit 13 Negro students to emit ooi 81.200 check* lotallmg i «aid today. policy limiting loans lu an, one lireviously all white lugh schools 8)0.000 The Sanlord Atlantic Na- | Reanck >aid that only a small as po«tiblr Beanck rrporlesl also that in church to )7.5oo It anti •rued in in January, Ihe school <u|M-rin aimiat Hank checks will number percent ot tickets have lieen sold dividual lukrt sale- are hemg creasing tlie prrierd "in tioiu tendent annuunred tmlav *'Jh<«r. ;i»l and tutal atxvut 810,000 earned out hy members ot the 8loo.u>st to iaoo.ooo lo •"■iphlr Die Florida Stale Chrisma- . . \ L' ticket committee. in* fourth floor and a-t-l a fifth Kand Assn. To Aleut Club for IWi will Hart Nov. 2J J U t l l O r ( j O l t i n g Thr first in Ihr -erirs ot con llmir to tlie new Btplisl II .tilling amt the Sanford Atlantic Club will . . . f The Seminole High School Baud certs it sriirdiilrd hv open Nov. in Jacksonville, the week of Nov. 30. . Association bet A-sn wiM inert at A p in today tit wild Hie Stetson University . . . ____ __ _ in thr hand room at the high A Junior Mayfair (iolf A-hvcu Glee Club and singers to per school lu disntss plant for its Don nf high school boys wa* or form harlvs-i oe to lie held Saturday at Ike Declines Show ga nixed yesterday at Seminole Thr highlight of the series will President Leaves Hie Elks laxlgr. The barlM-roe High School. Ihr world famous Jo-«- Greco silt lie served from 3 to a p m Of Viet Aid Report The 25 buy* attending the orga he hpam.-h Dancers who art- slatrd F o r‘Rest’ Trip WASHINGTON f l ’PD — Prrii nixatinnal meeting rleclrd Hicky tsv perform here in March. W ASHINGTON ( l l ’l I’resl ami funds raissuf will go to tup s%-nt Eisenhower refused today to Both pre-ulent. Steve I owe 11 drnt Eiscnhowrr left Io n today port of ihe hand The Elks cofoe rest and relaxation a: tlie sponsor ihe event with the band allow a Senate subcommittee to *'lc* president and Albion Blake, , Augusta National Golf I loti lie group. see a government evalutmn re secretary treasurer, loach I-m l Youngster Wins fore hit goodwill trip to Europe port on the tewrign aid program Ganas conducted th* meeting Kuhhit (iroiip .Muut . and Asia next month in Met Nam. Th* Two 4-H Prizes The Central Florida Kalvbst | The I’retlds-ut look oil al In 5J The presidsvivi told Chairman pat* m » Mavfair < ountry l lutv Edward L. Cunningham Jr of a in for Ihe two hour flight to Breeders' Association will hold Mik* Man-field D Monl I that It Golf Association Turkey tourna wouYt "not he compatible with the ment Nov 72 About 5n golfers -anford took two priies in the the Georgia golf center tl • He- its regular monthly meeting to parturr wax delayed h> a !’>min morrow at 7 Jo p m. at Hv* naiKgul interest' '« furnish th* ■ arc •»- expected »" r --- lor tlie match -Sen t II Daily Show ut Del.and Th* yostngstur won a Hurd \ ute conference with Premier Fell* Orange County Agricultural Ceoineinbert a c t to th* tuiK-oiumitte* which io r gnlfs __association __________ — ... ilh Ihw h m .a ilw * been invfdig*l|0< charge* ot ing a t liaison men with the younger ' prise nivtvon and a fourth prise I llouphoue! lliogny uf H>e Ivory 1 irr on Humhy St. and Aflchigan l aas'F s t in the a.J p r r a m ,n Viet group ir r C I S G Ifarrinun and nh -n^Mthe tliua with h - prize ('last, who ralhd it l.< 'Aloir Ave Orlando Anyone mleresled lantssr l at rwtvhll* ■ invMrd lo sUauvsl | Hovsmi ths* inusiuu* Aonit* VowsU. Jbvtiv Some food chains and grocer* across tlv* nation withdraw ttietr arsveka front public tale. Wednesday lh« Navy or dared its command* at home and abroad to halt ss-rving the ber­ ries if ihey cam* from Oregon or Washington. The Army and Air Fore* war* expected Vo fal­ low suit. t p. m. Slocks ami Hie upps-r Atissiwippt Valley, Heavy anow wariun** were post­ ed for portiuna of Nebraska and South Dakota with local accumu­ lation* of more than four inches. The storm was expected lo reach northwest Iowa tonight. Many hunters were nut n-psvrtrd, hut sheriff* officer* laid they probably were not in any serious Irouble because of th* relatively warm temperaturr*. A veteran stockman estimated 10.non lo !5,(loo sheep and cattl* were alranded in high mountain ranges. Riders expected lo try to­ day to get feed to the cattle. Air travel wae halted beraus* of poor visibility and many motor­ ists wrre forced to abandon their eari An estimated 50 ears slid irom Ihe highway m the Hellgato Canyon between Missoula and Helena. Squadron 5 Shows ;;i Survival Tactics Sanford civic ami business lead­ ers were gut-sis today of Cdr. I. Al Howell J r , commanding offi­ cer of VAH 5 at Hi* Naval Air Station, lor a display of training in carrier landings and survival tactics Members of VAII 5 damonstrated Ihe practice bailout over water and rescue hy helicopter which the squadron u-et in training. A(J2 William Whealun took tha role ot the dtlehrd airman, show­ ing live escape Iruin Ihr para chute, intlation of the Ala* West and life raft and being lifted (rum the water by live helicopter. Two pilots making field car­ rier landings demonstrated car­ rier landing methods, and a lec­ ture was given hy I.cdr. Hubert ilsierholin, landing signal officer, Gur-lt nf Cdr. Rowell for tha drinonstiations and lunch included City Commissioners Joe Baker, Earl Higginbotham, Alrrl* Warn­ er. Robert Brown, Andrev* Carraw av. Early!* HoushoUler, T. K. Tucker, Brailey (Klham, H lCitrus Meet Set Perkin* Jr . W. M. Phillips. Mar­ Eight Youngsters ion Harman. John Shirey, H. S. On Moving Auction Anderson. Randall Chase. R E. Ashton, (’apt. Lionet Arthur and LAKELAND (UPI» — Member* Escape Bus Crash of the citrus industry will meet NEVA XAIYBN A BE ACH (CPU Cdr Lewis Taitiny. in New York Drc. I to discus* —Eight school children aiul s hut moving the Nrw York auction driver escaped Wiiur* today when C L , ' - __ c _ L _ J . . I _ market to a more convenient sit* their ho* hit a bridge guard rad b h r i n C r S b C h C O U l e *»r near General Manager Hubert W and slain met! into Meeting Tomorrow Hutledge of Florida Citru* Mu­ her* Mrs Kyi* Williams, thr driver, tual said the proposed mosr Th* Hanford Shrine Club will would “ reduce handling cost* fur said U># brake* of the but hxked. hold ita regular monthly me«t-n| glowers" and r»auh m "mot* «ft> causing th* exrhtcl* Ui skid tn’o tomorrow at 7 30 p. m. ia tha -lent operallon ui the distribution th* raihng sod veer around into Shrine Building. All notvie* sre of fruit In Hut uniuuuiit maikrt a car driven hv William James invited to the mreUng tjghl r< t Kwwltuu**, h a* k n q tiu ktwasrfx i UMfvusaast* was u« *tfv«L Health Association To Hold Election 'M Jr �.. Editorials *WE CRIED ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK* S«minol« County teachers are participating In American Education Week which ia held every year during the week to Include Veterane' Day. They have held varloui prog rams aetting forth the aime, methods and accomplishments of the publie achooi ayatem. One of the main purpose* of observing this week ia to acouaint parents of school age children with way* in which they can help both students and teachera in improving edu­ cation. Parents are urged to work along "«th students to inenaae their curiosity, energy and enthusiasm for learning. Surveys indicate that the average child spends 900 hour* a gear in class, ha* 3.285 hour* of sleep and has 4,675 hours •Jaft over” to spend learning. Soma of the wsys teachers suggest to help children Infn | f i to tncouragt colltcUonn—itiropip rockj, ihellfi, 1m ? m or othtri—to spark interest in science. Encourage in* tertst in space study—buy a simple telescope, help a atudent decorate hla room with solar charts, discuss Informatiem about science with him. They say student interest in social studies can be helped by providing atlases, almanacs, by taking trips to historical , fay dlw11—lwg government problems, including local S it k a , ia hla presenct. Introduce your child to the public library at an early age—let him select books, get him good magazines, teach hun word games and take part in them with him—these th in g s create interest In reading. Give him plenty of ehancea to use arithmetic at hum*— 1st him add up grocery checks, understand the bank state*3Mit, *te. Encourage any interest in creative arts, foreign langu­ ages and other lubjects. Guide hla studies. Discuss Ideas with him and don't hesitate to answer question* on serious subjects which he may not fully understand. And they recommend a real good idea for parents—how about taking some adult education courses yourself? • • • Christmas Parade Floats Needed Switching on of the downtown Christmas lights has started the season which promisee to be a good one for San­ ford and the county. Thera** one bitch at present—the Jaycees are looking for mora antriea for the annual Chriatmua Parade Dec. 4 which will welcome Santa Claua himself in a preview visit The parade committee has lined up 13 bands, the largest number of musical organizations ever scheduled for the gsrade, and the Jayftes want floats to be more_&nd_better. Any group, eiub, business or other organization which •an sponsor a float is urged to contact the Juycce informa­ tion aontar on French Ave. and list the entry' before tba list Is dosed out Saturday. The merchunts have raised a good deni of money to sup­ port tha event and the Jaycees are offering to supply ma­ terials and small pull floats to m ake entering easy. They surely deserve the added interest of all who can sponsor * float. The fun will we worth it. CRO SSW O RD be ACROM S Kxtraordi. JS D rip nary person 19. Period* t Oovanmtnt (ilang) at Turkish of lime W. Gives S I'Inns emplr. <•----- of Ivy S Road epprovsl topping IS Port l N w (port.) IS. Submarine S Notched, gstful* m a leaf nee. IS Qeseltne S Chine** 30. Miuie 10. B.) m e,ure IS Bollteey note IS Ealst T. Qualified 23 Dull Tr.Uhli)'. I m iw S Lake bird. 17. Mutents* peln IS Bend dune S A knight of 24. Animat 40. Priion 10. B.) th . Round fat com­ IS Indie a SO. dun Table partment weUht 10. Ship'. It. Po«ma *Od >1. Girl's nam* Inferior 4J.Thrt»h U. Hastened •4. Parrot eccom. 34. Valley 43. TV award (ff.z> mod.Uone of the moon 44. Mi raw 1*. Music note 14. Chain 2A PmrUm*. 44 Rln.lore 17. Complin section linn of law I ebbr.) IS Blunt'd T ~ x ~ T~ 141 T“ T " \ 1 bin a (dial! H 1 IS Ntw line (ebbr.) j J1 IS Genua % of iwlnt 1 1* 1) « DrItit M. Knight'. J* i* UUe YA % % IT. renting ii Jl 11 IS w sword % I*. Otiitrd li IT 41. Writ Indite ii % frtleh (v»r.) T” IE1 n >// 44. Shed* (A % of fTttn M •i T7■W 4*. A crown % i4* t r ST. Perkwey (<ta lire 44 4* 49. Top of milk I S Pert of f| Sibing Un« ** SI. Savory k DOWN k 1. Valhtr tt-iL ...... Assignment Washington By KD KOTKRBA (Editor's Note: Kd Koterbe i* oa hla way to Antarctica to re­ port the .ta rt of a new yeer of »cienti/lc activities ia the froten continent.) FIJI, South Pacrflo—In a short time, these fellow, will be hob­ nobbing with pengulne. Now, they're trying to .ta rt up a con­ versation with two myna bird*. Probably even more incongru­ ous le the temperature the men on this 14,000-mlle flights are ex­ periencing. It*. 101 In the shade in front of the Fiji Mocambo Ho­ tel. The Navy white, are stained with sweat. In a few day. the men will be stomping their feet oa the ice trying to keep warm in tem­ perature. that range 12S to 150 -degree#- lower,--------------------------Thia ia a refuel and breakfast stop for the 46 passengers and 14 crewmen of the Navy MATS four-engine plane carrying largely Scabee. and scientists to the area of the 8outh Pole. The day Is Monday, and, Just before we landed, the men were exprfsilng their rrgrcls to Chap­ lain Edwin Wei tiler, of Decatur, Ind. Yesterday was to have been the rhaplaln’a first Sunday with the men. But we lost it on the International date 11m . So now a number of them have repaired to the Mocambo bar where seven naUve barefoot wait­ er* pad about, serving them ia reel South Seas style. What a far cry from whal'i to cornel Th* long stretch from Honolulu to Christchurch, N. Z., is a 24hour haul. This U a welcome break and soma of us are making a fast sightseeing tour. Oa thie main Island of 300 coral lilt* which make up a British Crown Colony there ia little trace of the big military buildup of the Pacific war. It was here that the United States planned secretly to make Ita Mr stand against the Jan on■taught, but the decisive battle of th* Coral Sea east of her* chang­ ed all that. On board the plane most of the passenger* have been reading ad­ venture bunks and stories of the froten sontinent. But there's horseplay, too. The boys who will winter over through 1U40 have made a pact not to shave. It'll be a long 12 By FRANK KI.KAZKR WASHINGTON (U Pll - Today government typewriters grind out b u r million letters. Yesterday they ground out four million let ter,. That's their average output each working day of the year. I guess all this correspondence U necessary. But things would be simpler if the people who produce it didn't sometimes get the Idea it is also historic. Government workers, like other people, lend to be like squirrels. They file things So our thought fur Veterans Day this year was that if no Other enemy overwhelms us first, watch out for the government records. According to Theodore R Schellenberg, assistant archivist of the United Stales, our federal govern­ ment in its short lifetime prob­ ably has created more public rec­ ords than all other go' ernmenls combined. The last lime anybody suc­ ceeded in making a count we had 1*3,two employes making records and 230, tending 'em. Another 3,. 30o or so were trying manfully to keep the old stuff thrown out, and you can see that's an uneven contest. I.ettrrs are only part of the del­ uge. There are forma. Tax re­ turns. Files on pensions, loans, farm price supports, payrolls, contracts. Also directives on how (o' cut down on all the items just named. Currently our government inakps "fo rd s at the rate of 3.300,000 cubic fret yearly. About 7S per cent of this stuff now Is covered hy disposal plans under which It is suppoved to hr thrown out in from 30 days to T5 yean. A tiny fraction of what's left will wind up in the National Ar­ chives, where permanent records are kept. These range from the Declaration of Independence through service records of Con­ federate soldiers down to micro filmed payrolls of the WPA. This structure was built in 1933 for 19 million to lake rare uf our permanent records forever. So 23 years later it's full. Counting it all. wc are lending now about 24 million cubic feet of. records, enough to (ill four million file cabinets or seven buildings ihe tire of the Penta­ gon. Making, tending and throw­ ing out filet costa ua an aattmated 34 billion a year. Starting in 1930, experts lay awake nights figuring ways tu B A R G A IN PRICES on Thursday, November 12, 1959 nr A l< I ta,N foll l . t m CilNw* ■ ■ A P i b l i i n t i * IIV J I , ‘1 1 ** t l i i M I H f o . A 4 i » i H a l a i M a a a g o r « « iu C lav S 4 1 M I h k If r*tLtak«« Walla SW O ilU l r k r U w u ******* Popular Brands at l(itN M •**«• -SUM u m m at. taia at ■*• r**« stfte* *t • i l H k i s i i u s waswa Be ta iv u i *te Wash Os a .u te l.aiiaiiis Ivwaij *u Oskar ou>«* rasa l ts a r *114* J »•** * llte i tsa r * Hu a Ik s S .Ik *4* • Maaiks as* s Hanks a Nsslks a ss 94* • Waaaka 1st * Haatk* 14* 141 I Itea,b -t Mxalk — •!— i leu n v | Hsatk g u a il S i T H i f o ta< * • • * * * « * * ' |I9 I W « I f c l l foil M l | l « 5 a n i | a l | « a t * |A |E t e running the governm ent. truder in Ihe happy Kdrn where Nixon and the Nixon regulars had the plaee to them selves. This Is beginning to sltcr. The tee ws* broken in Illinois. If he eehieves the same result in California and Oregon with the Western state chairmen he will b* unified, ft is a cautious ground-breaking operation. In the rear of the candidates advance the weapons of political battle are being readied. Now that he is out In front he Is bound to become th* target of brickbats from the opposition. If* is being scored against for the things he does not say si well ■* what he says. His speech­ es are ealled platitudinous, emp­ ty, boring. The Chicago Tribune has already viewed him darkly ■a • cryplo-New Dealer whom the money powers ol Wall Street Examples O f His A r t (Editor's Note: This I* the 17th of a aeries of articles by A. M. snd R. H. 'laahell who are now U Europe.) Toledo—Forty-two miles south of Madrid ties the ancient town of Toledo, founded by the Romans in 134. From the Sth to 11th centurias A was held by the Moors. It was Charles V’s capital and when Philip 11 moved the capital to tSe new city of Madrid, Toledo rsmainsd the seal of the head of the Spanish church. Built on a steep bill, its narrow cobblestone streets wind up sod down, many of them impassable for any vehicle except carts pull­ ed by donkeys. Moorish Influence is evident In the tile work, the round arches of the doorways, and in the way the houses are built, with a sometimes com­ pletely window!***, blink wall to the street, and courtyards inside. It's magnificent cathedral Is Gothic; th* altar and choir ar* Baroque, heavily carvtd and gild­ ed. There are miny other churches, some of them convert­ ed mosques which hava lacy atone decoration*. Toledo la El Greco's town. It's churches all hava his paintings, notably tho tremendous "Fun*ral of the Count de Ogss,” is St, Tome. He lived In an *nehantln| little Moorish houso with l patio and garden, now a museum. Outside the old dtp wells I* the former palace of Cardinal Tavara which haa b*«a restored by the Ducheas of Lerma. She ha* turned most of it Into an orphan­ age, but her private apartmentv are open lo the public when she I* not there. Done In authentic loth Century style, it is moat totsresting to see. This was an opu­ lent age. The furniture U heavy with carving, upholstered ia ne*dl* point. Tsputrl** hang on tha walls end thick, elaborate rugs are underfoot. This house contains a remarkable collection of paintings, including flvo El Grecos, one of which, * "Holy Family,” seems to ua the beet ru m p le at thia painter’s art. Between Madrid sad Toledo th* nasty llttl* village at lllescai, in which ia a stark chapel belong­ ing to • nunnery, built by El Gerco's son. Inside are five fine El Grecos and an elaborate gold­ en altarplece which make a sharp contrast to the drabness of the town and the outside at th* church. Thl* is typical of indeed • land of contrasts. C4 ’ » u .O l v- I I I . A l i PHONE FA 1-131 • ADMISSION — Me KIDDIES UNDER I I — FREE TODAY A FRI. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING AT TtOB AND 1I:U O M .i Bowler Finds One Way Of Earning BUFFALO, N. T, (UPI) - Rolnnd Thompson esm sd f 1,000 fay being at tha right plae* whan he bowled his 300 gam*. Th* 23-yea r-old kegler turned in his perfect score at as alley that pays off on 300-gamee In open as well as league competi­ tion. CO-FEATUR1 AT St4| P. ■ . “ It Happened T* Jan*” DORIS JACK ERNIE DAY LEMMON KOVACS IN TECHNICOLOR LAST SHOWING OPEN 12:41 a. Reports are circulating that Nixon may not enter New Hamp­ shire. But thia would be a confesiion of doubt only alightly leas damaging than deleat. In ■ rec­ ant swing through th* state Nixon hid been encouraged to believe that he would have the support of the urxaniiatlun of Senator Styles Bridge*. Such calculations are not in the foreground of the current Hockefcller operation. What he i* doing now is getting the pro regional*, the county and Mate committeemen and the national chairman used tu having him around. He laugh* a little about it, vaying that at the outset they were almost afraid to ter him coming around. Hr was thr in are preparing to put over on th* Republican party as they put over Wendell Willkle, Thomas E. Dewey and General Eisenhower. For the Tribune and for mJfyright-wing Republicans Rockeftiler would bo anolhar calamity. The parallel with the bitter quarrel between the bickers of Elsenhower and th* lit* S«nitor Robert A. Taft does not bear too close examination. While Rockefeller has political sex ap­ peal he la fir from being g grost national horo la th* mold of Ik*. Nor is the agile Nixon, with foe great talent for acnslng ■ eWt In the wind and adjusting to it, * Taft. But politicians, even th* orthodox regulars, do like to win elections, snd by convention Unto next year the Governor at New York may look more like a win­ ner than the Vice-President. El Greco's Town Keeps. rt Ih e Best Of E v e r y t h i n g " FEATURE: 1:30 . 3:35 . 8:20 . 8:45 STARTS TOMORROW There's No Ihrill Lika The Family That Skat** Together Slavs Together The Thrill Of SKATE CITY DUG TRACK HOAD Jiwl 1W Feet Off ll»y. !7-9i lurn Heal at Ihe Big Lighted SHOE SKATE Adult Beginners Class — Monday* 1:13 lo 7:11 p.m. Housewives’ Ulna*— IbuteiUy* ID a, m lo 12—and 2 It) I p. m. Children l ndr r It t ‘la*a — Sa t u r da y . 19 lo I1:J0 a. m. Figure and Frte-blyl* — Saturdays 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. PRIVATE LESSONS BV APPOINTMENT Instructor — Mr. Georg* McDulfe* STORY IT S T A R S Speed Class — Tuesdays 9:13 la 7:13 p.m. Junior Hockey — Saturdays I:.In lo 1:13 p.m. Senior Hockey — Sunday* 1:3* to 9:00 p.m. Instructor — Mr. Bub Campbell Mates*. Wtestaa •■*•> U i *•> ml U l | q u *t Mare 9 * 1*1* to# item * u > m w w . .« ik. 1 *11*4 *•„„ u lu teals *• 19* sm tet >s*akll««itea ml all is* u w l i n . **!■••* k SOU • t e a . IteltekSS produce fewer records snd throw out existing ones faster. Rut the program was Just well under way when it ran out of steam. That happened when the Repub­ licans won the 1932 elections. Rep. John Taber (R N . Y.) charged that outgoing Democrats were burning the files to keep their GOP successor* from learning what they had dune. Nobody would throw away even an old telephone book for quite awhile aftsr that But thing, got moving again and tor the last several year* wc have been able to throw out at about the aame rale w* grnrralc. "You can look at that cither way." Herbert E. Angel. assiaUnt national archivist said, "we re in a rut. or we're beating inflation I take the hopeful view. When a few years pass and we've got no more than we had, I think we're ahead.'' I'm Slid w e've got optimists I Editors *•(«: This la th* setsa4 of three article* rvalaatlag the paallloa of Governor ’elso* Rockefeller In today's political field at the Reprtllca# party.) NEW YORK - With the effi­ ciency, th* large rtsourcti and the full quota or experts charac­ teristic of all Rockefeller opera­ tions the Rockefeller • for • Presi­ dent movement li being organiz­ ed on an if-and-when bails. With the tin t teat la th* New Hamp­ shire primary in March the Rockefeller forces already have their friendly representatives In virtually every township In th* state. No one admits to this. On the contrary the desire for Ihe pres­ ent ia to carry oa with as little publicity for the muvemcnl Itself as possible while Ihe candidate is gradually unveiled to th* national gate. The current phase U compar­ able to the spring and early sum­ mer of 1938 when Nelson Rocke­ feller, who hid never run for public office in his life, was try­ ing to decide whether or not to go out for the Republican nomina­ tion for Governor of New York State. He recalls today that most people around him were opposed. They argued that it wa» almost certain to be a Democratic year. He would bo defeated and that would be the end of hla political ambitions. In a somewhat different form he is hearing the same argu­ ments today. Vice-President Nik­ on already haa the nomination lowed up, h* la being told. Nixon ia the overwhelming choice of the regulari end if you try to sup­ plant him you will tear the party in two. Governor Rockefeller listens to these arguments with tha same outwardly Impaaalvo senouinssi that he hears out those who tell him that ho must run thla time, that he is the only Republican who can win, that the nation needs a Preaidant who will de­ mand what Amarica requiraa for national security and tconomte growth. When the lime eomei, in late December or early January, Rockefeller will himself give the signal. He has already gone a long way and just as in tha aummer of 'Si his saying "yea” baa more and more a look of la•vltibllity. Readings taken by the Rocke­ feller agents to New Hampshire are favorable. A email atata with only 14 delegate*, New Hamp­ shire nevertheless presents the first teat and It has been tradi­ tionally .fought over for a first herald of ' victory, ft tha New York Governor could defeat Nixon there be would be on hla way. Already one Republican Sena­ tor from Ihe region, George Ai­ ken of Vermont, bae publicly predicted tbla outcome. Others with a knowledge of the stat* are saying the aame thing priv­ ately. A gradual* of Dartmouth, RockcfsUar has maintained a close association with tho college and tho *ut* and Rockefeller philanthropies havs ahed their blessings on th* New Hampihlr* landscape. Th* Governor could go in there end In three or four days Just campaign the hell out of that state, hla associates are already saying. Th* deadline for filing a delegate slate is February S and the primary cornea March Phene TE l-f# » l M a a ia S i i u l i ,, *aa**f, h « n i l d a u months down there. Richard Smith, eommlssaryman second class of Heading, Pa., came aboard sport big a luxuriant growth. The rest of the ice sailors howled and claimed all head starts were disallowed. Smith went grumbling — with his rainr — to the head, and he came clean. Everybody's got to keep shaving until the day the MATS C-124 Ulobemuster leaves Christchurch for the ice. Only one member of the op­ posite sex ia aboard — Lt. Cdr. Ruth Strcctter, a personnel officer whose home is in Han Francisco, However, the Navy won’t permit her to make the final leg—simply because women aren 't allowed In Antarctica, Not this year, anyway, A couple year* ago, two hos­ tesses of Pan America World Air. ways showed up on the Ice with the first commercial Bight ever made to Antarctica. Home of the men were so pul out they refused to meet the plane and then retreated to a rear shack and sulked. They had l>een boasting back home that they wouldn’t be teeing a woman for 12 months. And they intended to keep it that way, Government Files Runneth O ve r t o 1 ! „ Ited• 1 y4S ', Pag* 2 W ashington Calling BV MARQUIS (M il.DA Parents Can Help Teachers Teach D A ILY Ml / iv — _J* Arcade Package Store 310 tiu l First, banfurd IA* Glv* Top Yalu* Stamps OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. to 10:30 1*. M. party Group* By Arr-atgemeat Hub Management Matinee Saturday and Sunday t to 1:30 p. m. MANAGERS; JOHN MIKLEH and J. SHlALY BEST JA M E S STEW ART AND V E R A M ILES aW A RN ER p.- tuWE TECnN CO-OA* F E A T U R E : 1:09 . 3:11 . 8 :2 2 . 9 :0 3 ADULTS 70c FOR THIS ATI It ACTION |( �'niurn. Nor. 12, 1959—Page 8 Couple Marriage Plans Told fe te d Mr. and Mrs. George Maffett entertained in honor of Miss Sarah Parker and Don Hubbard, bride and groom-elect, whojc wedding will be an event of late December. A ateak lupper waa jervrd by the Maffetts at camp Seimnotc in the Ocala National Forest. Oiherj attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Alien Maffctt and Mr. and ij|6trs. Jerry Smith of Orlando. The honored couple received a jtift of stiver from the host and hostess. JOviedo Club Plans Luncheon The Oviedo Woman’s 1 mb will meet Friday at noon, in fellow­ ship Hall of the First Methodist Church. Morris Hall Jr., president of tlie University of Orlando, Junior Col­ lege. will he guest speaker Mrs." Jotin Tl.' Lundc' and her w-luncheon committee will >crve the lunch at noon. Mrs. It. W Estes, president wilt prc*itlr at the business session following the luncheon. An old powder putf can serve as a useful hat-holder. First wash in warm soap or detergent suds ami rinse. Then dry and glue it . t o the lop of a small standing Cvhat rack. f'ji Circle 7 Hears Study Of Luke Mr*. II It McCall was hostess to Circle 7 •«( the WSl'S of First Methodist Church, Monday after­ noon, Mr*. Rosa Adams, presented the devotional, using as her sub­ ject. “ How Grateful are You?" The study was given hy Mrs. C. H. Winn, from the gospel of Luke. .She stressed the importance of references to the old testament, tn the study of I.uke. This month's study dealt with the temptations of Jesus and the biblical references in answer to them. The chairman, Mrs. L T. Doss, presided al thr short business ses stun. Mr*. Lillian Busch and .Mrs Bertha .McMullen were welcomed Harden. Jrnnette Dunn, Dehhy as new members. Mrs. McCall Whitmire. Suianne Brown. Pam served rottec and fruit cake to members present. Swaim, Marilyn Morganstcin and Others attending were, Mr*. Kathy Todd. Flora Donnan. Mrs. U I*. Hagan. Mrs. Ft. U. Hutchison, Mrs. Peter Monje. Mrs. Howard Monticth, Mrs, C C. Priest, Mrs. It I). Priest, Mr* ti, \ Roland, Mrs (Hive Welt* and .Mrs, Eftie Mielkc. A program concerning the mis­ sion work in Korea was present­ ed at the November general meet­ ing of I be WMU of l‘me crest Bap­ tist Church. Tho*e participating in the pro­ gram were attired in appropriate costumer. Assisting in this pro­ gram were Mrs. Jim McCoy, Mrs, Fred Cray, Mrs. Alice Mc­ Manus. Mrs. Cl a inline Graven mier, .Mr*. W. |.. Gratnknw-, Mr* Melvin .Marlin, Mrs. W\ ft. Heed and Mrs. Jack Hives Following the business session, conducted by .Mrs. Granikow, President, a social and refreshmen! period wav enjoyed. Other* attending were Mrs. W. E. Kadcr Sr., Mrs. Donald lirav cornier, Mrs. Harold Sher­ wood. Mrs. Jack llamm Mrs Harold Duvt*. Mrs. l.ce .Satire, Mrs. H. t». Jli Nair Mr*. G H. Sykes, Mr* Ted Lewis, Mrs Mary Strickland. Mrs. \ E. Smith. Mrs. John I’igutt, Mrs, Don Clark, Mrs. Orville Ja m e s , Mrs. Volie Williams Jr, and Mr*, la-lto* E s U ld g e . Mr. and Mrs. Blake Sawyers en­ tertained with a party for their daughter. Gayle, honoring her seventh birthday, at their home 2171 Palmetto Ave. Monday after­ noon. The guests played children's games and conducted a coloring contest. Each one received as a favor, a yellow- basket, filled with candy ami tird with a ribbon and THURSDAY ring. First Baptist Church Roy al The children sang ■Happy Birthday" to the honorce as slip Ambassadors, 7 p. m, FRIDAY opened her gifts. A wiener roast First Baptist Church Bible .Sur­ wa* served out in the yard, with vey Class, 7.30 p. m. ice cream and cake. Vllending were. Gayle* »i*tcr. First Christian Church Choir Donna ■Suvan Southward, Carol | Practice, 7:30 p. m. Church Calendar S e /e c f H omeconung Program On Wardrobe Planning Hibiscus Circle To Meet Friday The Hibiscus circle of the San ford Garden Club, will meet F ri­ das at 2 30 p, m. at the home of Mrs J. \ Jones. 327 W. 3th Si Mambcrs an- requested to bring material for Christmas decorai lions ami arrangement*. DECEIVING To make a long, narrow room serm le»s narrow, paint one end wall a warm color and it will seem to advance. Dr — use a room divider to break the long wall, and paint it a color con trusting with wall*. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haselman, l»in South Military Trail, Weat Palm Beach, announce the engage­ ment and approaching m arriage of their daughter, Bertha M. Haselman. to Fred Dennla MeSwain, son of Mr. and Mra. H. E. McSwain of Sanford. The wedding wtll he an event of Dee IS. in the Chapel of tha First Baptist Church of Sanford, with the Rrv. W. P. Brooks J r ., pastor, officiating. Miss Haselman was born tn New Jersey and .mended schools there and in West Palm Reach. The groom-elect was bom in Miami anil attended schools tn Florida and Georgia, including Seminole High .School lit San­ ford. At present he is employed at the Phillip* M Oil Station on Park Ave. STA-NU Cleaning Keeps Clothes LIKE NEW! Gayle Celebrates Korean Program Seventh. Birthday W MU Presents (p itin,tJA 1 MISS BERTHA M. HASELMAN o //6 ? i COLON!/il. CLEANERS no s. PalmaiUs Ave. Drive-In Itr snrb 311 W. 13th 3a ___ piapo<>>o*«J ii|»* Cs the start of a smart outfit ! S portswear CT ollege own of Boston M r s . S w y e a r H iv e s E n te r p r is e F ru tfra m Mrs. Bill s.vji-.ir prcsrnleil a most unusual and interesting program at the monthly meeting of the W. S t h of Barnett Me mortal Methodist Church m En ferprise. She used a* her topic, tiosai Creed* and the Moving Popula­ tion*." Vsosicd by Mr* James Richard*. \lr> Harvey IJunn. Mr*. T. V. skull. Mrs R. W. Carlton and Mtvs Doris Faber, an illus­ trated discussion wav conducted concerning the ten command­ ments. Mr*. Warren Wi.e. led the ilevo tioital. lt *a> announced during the businc** icumn that the group made Jloo on their baked chicken supper lust week Refreshments were served h> the ho*lr*s, Mr* Ida Padgett. Classic cardigan sweater i* richly full-fashioned, B.3fi Artiel and Cult >h;rt boasts roll-up sleeve*, i-iuiverltble llab,s't cnllur. t 'JK <51ini tweed *ktr* ha, double ktc* ideal, two tiont lap scam* 7.38 $23.95 D auphine* UP TO 42 MILES PER GALLON Jackets See “ I.aw Sunday* «f th e a t 6:00, Plainsm an'* Channel 1’. TYkJOmVYbboh SMALL CABS ARE OLR Ul SIN ESS • NOT A SIDELINE! R00 FRENCH •'A --W Jj Watch the k u i uc in a jacket of glove - like capeskin or of imported Heck,suede. SMART FIGURING . . . t h e way Martha Munninr design* a youthful costuma sealed down to fit you. the voiinnci' woman .*» .V ami under . . . with shorter waistline, com­ fort able shoulders, full-finured where needed. I” wear from now into spring, this hutton-tabbeil jacket dress with soft noted skirt fulness. 8U'* acetate 20Ji rayon crepe in navy or black. I2B-2HL. other Martha Mnnninn dresses in purport ioned and half-sizes from $10.95 Priced From $ 18.!).") ’ Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed! ! Call FA 2-3315 j Lnmh'a wool, fur Mends, Rnn-Lon in full fashioned sweaters tlycd 1° match classic Mini skirt*. Add h coordinating or matching Mouse tn design your uwn sm art suit. of those needing shoes. \ "Girl ot the Year" w j v elect­ ed and her name will he revealed at thr annual Christmas party. \n award will l>« presented to the girl, who u elected for outstanding wurk throughout thr year Mrs. Metis then served iidfrr and doughnuts to thr 13 member* present. The ncxi meeting fs a smial. Tuesday, Nov. 21, at the home of Mrs John Htggms m Wynnewood. 4 A new type radio tuba that operates at a lower tcinperatura than those used in the past will result in longer, trouble-free Ufa lor radios and phonographs, ac­ cording to engineers. DISCUSSING ART ASSOCIATION work at the Civic Center are Carl Bolantler of Winter Park, the group's xiiwt speaker, Mrs. Helen UeWit, president of the association Mrs. Georgia Ball, treasurer; Mrs. John Schirnril Jr., secretary and Mrs. J. O. Gregory, vice president. The art association is sinninn tip members and preparing for its first art show. (.Staff Photo) GammaOmegaChapter Presents Mrs. Mary Whelehcl, of MaryEsther's, vva* guest speaker Tues­ day evening when the Gamma ) Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its November business meeting Mr*. L V. Melts Jr , was hostess for the evening at her home in Itavenna Dark. Mrs. Whclchel gave an inter­ esting talk on the latest fash­ ion trends and offered hints on wardrohe planning, color blend­ ing. length and style choosing. A question and answer period fol­ lowed. I Tuc business meeting was pre­ sided over by Mrs. John Dickey, president. A report was heard on the Christmas card and baked food sale* held recently by the group. Proceeds If urn these will be added to the shoo project. Mrs. Dickey announced that s h u e s had bren bought for two school children last month and that letters have been sent to the school principals i-qucsting names —i Final plans for the marriage of Miss Edna Earle Lightfoot and Harry M. Boyer, have been an­ nounced by the bride elect's par­ ents, Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Eightfoot. The wedding is scheduled for Nov. 2.\ ai it a. m. at Alt Soul* Catholic Church. No formal announcements are being sent and all friends of the couple and families are invited to attend. A reception for the bridal party and members of the immediate families will be held, following the ceremony. fisUlAorndd Mra. K, Armstrong lias re­ tu r n e d home after spending two '•month* in Jackionvillc with her daughter and son-in-law. Lt. and Mr*. B. K. Crumpler .Jr and baby ion, Benton Eugene III. Mra. Chester Sprilt and infant aon, Stevie, have returned to their home in Detroit after visiting with her mother, Mr* Mabel I-owe and other relatives in the Sanford area. Friends of Mr. ind Mr*. Tony gTitchford of Ml. Vernon. Ill, will *be glad to know that they have arrived in Sanford to spend the winter at their home hirr. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Colluiii have returned to their home at. 200 W. I8th St. after spending the past four months in Tcnncnt, ,N. J. Haselman, McSwain Engagement Announced We Invite Charge Accounts” �__ _ m •' , •; \ ‘ * 1, * •. - ‘ , .. - ., ■ . .. . .* s ' r.'. -1 ■-■ ■ ■ r* - *- i. *■ J ; i [» ‘ • ■ v - : './■ WASHINGTON (UPD^Aa i t o ■•W o drives by th« mo of Iretoad’* a a te u a d o r atntck t t o killto ■ patestriaa Wednesday sight to t tto yooth invoked kio dlptematte iauaaatiy a to fate* Mt t e a no. Darid Kearns, SI. wto was a r noted test m a l l far sacking • ■aa, lin t waa toatod aw a charge laUowteg tto aa* 1 to Aaibl . ■™ —™ ^ i to U,V” totof tew — Giriag trito n tto right to v o te .to M i l l atoateea tf ttoy o n toM •M poor After (ter tto atrito —Allowing pro-kin Mwtnwti, r. is. ? S ateaibar to Mistaken ideas a n widespread about jute tow far JutobIIo tew* braakora can to prOsaented. total h r tto State Panto slags ha tea atw tew tety boro James la* sold ye ■I to tyaa,/* on Kattaaa) •strff'r^rsL* iVfftJTo Though tea safety of society la the Bret factor taken tote account In releasing a parses, ow parole, Florida boa profited economically by the peruke system, Loo sold. Florida parolees earned aver 910 million (a 1044 ha sxplalaad. Leo compored tela to the cost of over 11,000 per year to tto state far each person In prison, plus the welfare coot for o prisoner's family. S a n fa h d Sam inofiu. Yauag H earn has been to it* pasted Jams with polict. But a* aaek oeeaslaa to baa tscapodwmlakmaat by invoking hla diptematle immunity. A polka lieutenant to tee acci­ dent lavcstlgatew unit said all cborgas originally lodged against Hearns wars "rad lined," or off tbo books, when ho tohis diptematle lamuaHy. The ambassador, who earns to the police station to pick up David, assured District of Columbia Corower A. Magrudtr MacDonald teat his sea would appear at an Inqwst Friday although be U aot legally required to show up. Folks aald tbo car driven by you** Hearne struck Mrs. J oasis Haalto, a 94-year-old Negro, about 4 p. as. f.kt. aa she waa crossing an Intersection in tbo northern part of the city. Police Pvt. Earl M. JUakk aald Hearne' told him that while to was making certain that to missed another pedestrian who passed to front of Ida car, Mrs. Hamlin sud­ denly appeared a few yards be­ yond and waa struck. S Many format uader IT tU t_ a l l to lirialaaa to pom lt great* ttoy a n aten Immuae to puniak* a t ra te s casket o ttr hiring. AU mast far criminal offanaea te a t gateae ,« m a potet to another (Bay actually o n , Ito panto of* fleer aald. — la Lot oxytotaod that a child 14 w, wlthla Uariu, yaws ar older charged with a of tto-etoagea op­ aria* that would ha a felony fee poor a to toaipor sales to* aa adult, apy at the Juvenile *«majer m teteaa la* Judge’s dJaenaaloa ha transferred t o . aa adalt criminal court. A —AloUttea to tto »»tilltd " bo* Juvenile 14*yasra ar older charged piaa'a k ad ". by allowing state with a capital trim* must ha 'aOorls and .egeaclei to handle traaafened ta aa adult criminal lsboaanaapaiii»t titrates wbara coart la aa adult erlmlaal court, MEMPHIS (UPI) Three to o K i l l dadlnoi to Maori Jur- aay tea tenet may ha impoeed County ahariffs deputes upon these Juvenile offenders Shelby ‘ tea prasant boa which could bo la posed upon an were flrod Wednesday by sheriff tojeetta tad out* adult gar tto as me offense, Lea ex­ M. A. Hinds, who charged they Religion Taught had been Intimate with two "tot cargo" ' clausa* plained. prisoners la the county Mentally Retarded i aaplajrtr agrees ta A Seminole County court teat woman business with another year gave an Indttcrmlnlte sen* Jell. NUTLIY, N. J. (UPI) - Tbo Two of tto deputes, who bad Holy Family Roman Catholic baring uatea troubles, teaei of from ate months ta lift tanning picketing tor mag* Imyrisoamonl to a boy who plead­ not been Idootlflad by Hinds, church tore has been honored for or io orginiilng drive* at ed guilty to armed robbery. The cams forward on their own and Us pioneering work in teaching by uaJsas act cartifted ns 14-year-old boy wot sent to Ap* bitterly denied the charge. Depu­ religion to mentally retarded child­ lag agents far tto work* poteehoi Correctional institute via ties Kenneth Mattos, 23, and ren. David CUmar, 37, said they rapt under limited teadi* lo lfetd state prison, Lee aald. Guldepoals msgailna presented • Lost y*ar 1M parsons between weren't give* a ebanea to prove Ito church award to tto parish of tbelr Inoocenct. —Panaltting unions la tto gar* Id and 30 war* placed on parole the Rev. Francis Lo Blanco, who Hinds said he discovered Ibe discovered four years ago that la Florida and 421 la the same age group war* placed an probation. "mlacooduct" while Inveetlgating mentally handicapped boys and An offender la plated on parole the case of Mrs. Lala Fey Fleck girls were being left out of while earring his sentence but la who became pregnant while a ehurcb activities. The religious and recreational put a s yrahatloa baton having prisoner In county Jail. Mrs. aom d a tarn . The 16*30 eg* Fleck la now in a hospital await­ program which Father Lo Blanco started haa since grown to 14 bracket made up more thoa one- ing birth of bar baby, Tba dismissals had nothing to centers staffed by 100 volunteer third of the total 1,423 placed on H U F F CITY, Tana. (U « ) - probation In the state tor alt are do with the Fleck case, sines teachers and serving over MM Hinds aald he has not yat com­ children. ■aa, Urad but unhurt, ware groups. La* pointed out tha relationship pleted hla Investigation on toil to safety Wadaaaday after teg trapped to Worlsp'p cava of education to criminal records, matter. West Germany is the world's Of (ho 1,039 parsons put on parol# Hlada aald the discovery of a No. 1 supplier of record players, A Bristol life-siring craw found In Florida last year, V31 had not crudely mads duplicate key to the followed by the United Slates and allace Cssmball, of Piney Plati, gone past tha 12th grade and 31 women’s Jail dormitory led to tot Denmark. art T. Robeson, of Brls* had no oducaltoa at all. Ot the dismissals. “ It was concealed, but all thrta If, about a mite and a 1.521 put on probation, 1,330 had V larida tto cava, one of tea not finished high school and 45 of tha men knsw when it was," SANFORD FR I. he said. “ We found it, and started had no education. la tea ana. asking questions. One thing lead BiM A *:00 r . M. aad Campbell wan rfr. to another. la good condition. They attend tbs car* 1st* Church To Hold atortly after tearing American Legion Desk Job tbo Sparry * Farragut Rally Service SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (U P U - Groandi, Hiway 17 saufacturlag Co. at Bristol. Dr. Jefcs L. Knight, District Tony Trabcrt, former U. 5. Davla Tbo March for tbs men started South a neighbor noticed Camp* Superintendent of Florida for The Cup alar, la considering an offar to did aot ntura home from Church af the Naxartne will con- promote professional tennis. TrabAuspice*: 10 & 8 Club Tuesday. Tbs neighbor weal duet a special rally service at tha ert, who won the Wimbledon crown tto cava entrance, found local N a s a r e n e Church. The In IU9. haa juit returned from a Famous Crtxtianis Present Campbell's car parked nearby aad churches of Lake Mary and Fern European playing tour. He ia ex­ pected to meet promoter Jack ■utearittes wan notified. Park will also Join In this meeting Kramer shortly to discuss bli which will begin at 7:30 tonight. switch from the courts to a desk Tbo Dunmlra alsgeri and musi­ Job. L L. Taylor Dies cian* will accompany Or. Knight, presenting aa interasUng program No Bowl Offers In Tampa At 90 of apodal music In conjunction L. L* Taylor, PO-year-otd father wtib a Bible message. The public la UNIVERSITY PARK, P i. (UPI) Emeat R. McCoy, athletic director if Mn. Brodle Williams of San cordially Invited to attend. at the Pennsylvania State Univer­ lord, died yesterday In Tampa. sity said Wednesday the Nittany Burririag arc Mr. Taylor's two The process by which a sun­ Lions hxvo received no definite of laughter*, Mrs. Williams aad Mrs. !#•** Cannon of Tampa; throe flower moves with the sun ia call­ fer of a post-scsion bowl game. granddaughters, Mrs. Alvin Odium ed bellotnplam. The explanation McCoy aald he understood Penn wad Mn. Baidee Williams of San* la that tto plant's cells grow fast­ State waa on "several bowl lists" ford aad Mn. Mary Grooder; nlna er on tto shaded aide of toe but refuaed to comment on a pub­ lished report the team waa being g n a t • grandchildren and thras atom, cauatog the curvature. considered for a Cotton Bowl berth. greri-prert-grsndehlldrtn. Deputies Fired For Misconduct November 13th — I ifwo Are Rescued WterCaveOfdeil Homecoming. Front row, from loft: Glynn Hodges, John Lovelace, Roy Lundquiat. Robert Dyera, Rusty Simas, Billy Rowleo, Bobby Barbour, Jerry Dillard John Mann. Second row: Terry Christensen, Burke Winn, Billy Alford, Tommy Butner, Lin Risner, Paul (hdtwii&A: • Peg Rally, immediately after school • Bon Fire, across from the High School 9 p. Thursday, November 12th Go NOV. i Flowers, Chester Fnwley, Truman Troutnnr, Alex McKibbin. Third row: Dunn* Goembel, Jnmnn Markham, Charles Fox, Jimmy Gracey, Johnny Whelchel, Mika Roberts, Neely Ross, Doug Tamny, Charles Bogan. • Homecoming P an d a............. 4 p. m. • Half lima Spectacular, featuring Seminole High School Band, aad Majorettes S e m in o le s ! D a y 'n ' N ig h t G r i The State Market Restaurant Good Food 24 Hours Every Day Ernest Skully Elsie Mae Huss ' Joaapk Chapman becama Cali­ fornia's first commercial wlna grower In 1134 when he act out M * rinse near tto Pueblo of to 1114. G o o d Luck S a n fo rd S em in o les! NEWCOMER? f ) ye* m ow . Jut (saved to a saw torn? IJ T r /C S V J K A IS • Per furniture, wood Irlmor well# e leeuHlwl colors matched to legal WeBSotin • WMn long, . . wu)mi wall • lory to apply FA 2-7951 « FA 2-1751 W l l C O M t W A G O N _ _ Benjamin A M o o r e p*im i SENKARI K GLASS and PAINT CO. W. M r A !■“ » / ) vM Featuring The World’s Greatt i t Arcnlc Stars * The Great Freddie High In Air On The Roly Holy • Red Dingier A Co. World's Champion Tern* polinlits • Denny And The Clowns, 311 r t h Provoking Prankiltr* • Aldo And- Ilia Troup Of Doberman Pinactora, The Acme Of Perfection In Dog Training • Tha Incompar­ able Caniitrcllla In Fasts Of Skill And Daring On The Un­ supported Ladders • George Burrows And The Elephants • Ramo, Benny, Tripoli, Death Defying Leaps Through Hoop Of Fire Over The Elephants, Building Human Pyramids, Acrotate * The Justly Famous. Wreathe Talented. CrUUani Sisters, Dangerously Daring, Feats Aboard A Racing Horae, Tumblers, AerialUta • And Many Others • Central Admission Children 90c Adult* 1.E& Reserve Sent Price* Alter noon 30c Night 73e Available Only On Circua Grounds Circus Day King Bras. Rasarrs grata Are Grandstand Chairs Odham & Tudor Inc B u i l d e r s of F i n e r Homes In Sunland Estates & South Pinecrest Soles O ffice: Corner 17-92 & 27th St. Phone FA 2-1501 �( OMING Op.m. - M em orial Stadium va - (BidJwp VYLddm • HEAD COACH JIM PIGOTP, left, end assistant* Dava Laude, Bud Layer and Dick Silver have built the Semlnoiea into an Orange Belt Conference power. Foi Becomes First Chisox In History To Win MVP Award BOSTON (UPI) - Ntlion Ton. the combative, second baseman who typified the “ go to spirit** of the Chicago Whit; Sox, today became the firat player la the team 's history to be named the American League'! Most Valua­ ble Player. The 31-year-old Fox garnered 3M points in the balloting by baseball writers to beat out Lula Aparicio, hil 23-year old double play teammate from Maralcaibo, Veaeiuela who waa second with 233 points. Four of the 24 voting writers, three In each American League city, considered the tandem so Inseparable that they split their first • place ballon between the two. Fox drew ll first place rottf, fire second-place vote* and one third-place vote. Aparicio won six vote* for top hooors, 13 for seeend place and one for third. Righthander Early Wynn of the While Sox made It a Chicago tri­ umvirate by finishing third with 133 points. Wynn compiled a 22-10 record last season. Slugging Rocky Colavlto of the second • place Cleveland Indians waa fourth with 117 points. In­ dians centerfialder Tito Francona. who won himself a starting position after the campaign got underway, finished fifth with 102 points. Jacklt Jenicn of the Boston Red Sox. last year's winner, fin­ ished 10th in the voting. Only Fox and Aparicio were considered worthy of first-place votes. A total of 20 players were named in the balloting, announced her* by lly Hurwttz of the Boston Globe, secretary-treasurer of the Baseball Writers Association of America. The selection of Fox made it an all-Chicago year in the MVP voting. Shortstop Ernie Banks of tha Cubs won tha National Leagua MVP honor last week. Crooms Defeats Leesburg, 24-6 Undefeated Crooms Academy, well on their way lo one of their better seasons scored an easy 213 victory over Leesburg last week. The local gridders scored one touchdown in every quarter to rhalk up on the win. Paring the Crooms attack was Burke and Collins. Crooms now sports a 3 0 record. The Crooma team will play Ita Homecoming game against Day­ tona, Saturday. A parade la planned Friday at 2:30 p. ra„ alarting on 13th St. Us Holly Ave., to Cypress Ave., where marching unila will Join the float!. The parade will go north on Cypress to First SI., west on First lo Magnolia, south on Magnolia lo Third, ta il on Third lo San ford Ave. and south on Sanford Ave. to 11th St. Mary Esther’s 214 N. Park FA 2-2383 Berry’s Warehouse Furn. Co. SOI W. tit f o o d Luck Seminoles” FA 2-3873 “Welcome Home Seminoles” Harcar Aluminum Products Co. Miracle Concrete Co. Orlande Drive 308 Elm Ave. FA 2-8318 “Fight Team Fight” e FA 3-3731 “Boat WUhoa" Bombers Win EDMONTON. Alta. (L'PI) - A crowd of 11,000 braved 23-mile an hour winds and a six-degree tem­ perature reading Wednesday to watch the Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeat the Edmonton Eskimos, If II, in tha opener of best-of-thrre final seriea. The winner will repre sent Eastern Canada in tha gold cup championahip game. fijf R a a f tr l C o v in gto n BY JERRY COVINGTON About this time each year things art usually jumpin' out a t the Mayfair Country Club but things h a rt taken on a dif­ ferent light aa the winter tourist aeaaon near*. Since 1P55, the Gianta have ataged a big $15,000 PGA golf tourney with all the big name awingera participating, but due to poor turnouta it will not be held this year. This haa been the blggeat aporta event in Central Florida and all the golf fana in the area are really aorry that it will not be held again this December. This waa the one chance for a person to get out and see all of the big stars of the golf links in action. There are many things to remember about the past tournaments. Sam Snead setting a new course record on the first day with a 64 and then blowing up the next day on No. 8 and coming in with an 80. The next day Don Fairfield came in with a 63 to establish a naw course record which still stands. At Balding taking firat prixe money and becoming the first Canadian golfer to win an American tourna­ ment. George Bayer driving No. 13 and then taking a four on the hole. The mag­ nificent play of Mike Fetchlck in the sec­ ond tourney. The battle between Dow Finsterwald, Sanford’s Jay Hebert and match player Walt Burkemo, with Burkemo coming out with first place money. The Pro-Am with Carl Hubbell, Bill Rigncy. A! Dark. Fred Hutchinson and many others participating. You eould go on and on. It has truly been the biggest thing to hit Sanford and all the glamor and excite- I'a llH Pr*aa lalernaltowal Injuries to kay player* and a virua bug kapt atviral Southeastam Confaranca coaches wotriad today about Saturdays football gamaa. Coach Bear Bryant of Alabama aald he should know today tha axlent of an ankla injury to Wayne Sims. a ita r dafanaa guard, auf(ered In icrim m aie Wednesday. Georgia Tech halfback Johnny Welch, one of tha Kara In the Clemion game, and first team right end Jack Rudolph came down with the 21 hour virua Wedneiday. Soma IS other Englnaar playars hava alio been 1U with the virus at one time or another this week, but Coach Bobby Dodd aaid they will he ready for Ala­ bama. LSU quarterback Warren Rabb wai still not ready for the Mis­ sissippi Stste gsme is tha Tigars ran through a kicking drill. Tha Maroons wera reported In good shape and ran hard through a two hour scrimmage Wednesday. Both Mississippi and Tennessee worked on their kicking games la practice, specially punting. The Rebels also ran a full lesm drill on pass offense and defense, pre­ paring for the Vols whom they will meet at Memphis. Vol tail­ backs Bill Majors, Gene Ettrr, Glenn Glass and David Shields directed the offense. Auburn's Tigers ended heavy workouts Wednesday for the Georgia game, stressing dafenst against the Bulldog passing at­ tack. Coach Ralph Jordan said about Some T ^k Ave. at 2llb FA 2-3333 Gormly Inc. 218 ralm eltn George's Tavern 1181 ft. French Ave. FA 2-1711 FA 2-7381 “We're Behind You Team” Boyd - Wallace Mutual Ins. I l l ft. Palmetto FA 2-aiIt GO! GO! Team "G ood L u ck " Lovely Lady Beauty Salon Baggerly Bldg. FA 2-783# “Good I.uck Team” "Win Tram Win" Williams Sundries • Under The New Management Of Grace Edward* Nelson 1120 ft. French FA 2-8787 Lake Monroe Inn Rt. 17-82 l ' i Of Sanford h o m e m a d e c & x ty • Miles North FA 3-3101 “Beot Wishes Team” FA I M II K EL'S "Keep up the good work” ore C'arraway & McKibbin Ins. Ill N. Park Ave. FA 2-8331 "Welcome Home Team" Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. 127 W. let FA 2-1111 “We're With You Team” NOW OPEN at rear of Kel’a on Magnolia FREE Bubble Gum or Lollipops Friday and Saturday Nov. 13 - 14 ASK A T TH E T O Y S T O R E ! ! S I ment will really be missed. Let's hope t l u t tome day they will return. While on the subject of golf, the new resident pro will be Rudy Goetlkher (pro­ nounced Got-Likker). Rudy haa been em­ ployed as assistant pro by the Mayfair for the last three yeare and will be re­ placing Mario Carfagno who has been the pro. Rudy comes from around Cleveland and has a fine teaching background. He is married and haa one child. The blond, 26-year old pro is really an outstanding instructor and has already made many friends around 8anford. Rudy, we wish you a lot of success In your new Job. • a • Coach Bud Layer haa mnde his switch from football and is now getting down to serious business with his basketball squad. Thia year Bud haa eliminated nil of the easy opponents from his schedule and has a very rough 22-game schedule before him. He feels that in order to im­ press anyone with his record he must knock off some of the big schools. In the last few years the Seminoles have schedul­ ed Pierson, FMS, and Lyman but from here on out things will be different. Bishop Moore, Cocoa, and Melborne, are a few of the schools that now adorn the schedule. With Jimmy Gracey and Ray Lundqulst as a sound base for the squid, this could be the year. If Charles “Cowboy” Oravatex, Terry Christeneen, George Perides, and Mike Roberts come through. I know it will be the year. All Bud is looking for is one big man to get the rebounds and he feels that he will be ready to make a showing. Die Tigers "are In good physical shapo and app«ar ready to work hard to d*f*at Georgia.” Coach Wallaet Butts of Georgia laid tbo Bulldogs “ looked very good in practice thia week” and emphasised passing in a workout Wednesday. Guards John Crop and DualsHunt returned to the Vanderbilt practice field for the first tlma since they were injured earlier in the season. The Commodores worked on punting and punt covrage. Tulane, host to Vandy In the Sugar Bowl, reviewed their offensive weapons, Florida re­ turned lo practice after • lay­ off and Kentucky prapped for Xavier. Yanks In Market For Lefthander NEW YORK (UPt) - The New York Yankee* are definitely In the market for a left-handed hit­ ting outfielder and a pitcher. General Manager George Wcise made that clear Wednesday dur­ ing a preaa conference called to name the Yankees' 1900 coaching staff. A four-man staff was re­ vealed comprised of Ed Lopat, Ralph Ifouk, Frank Croectti and Bill Dickey. Lopat and Houk are regarded a« the heirs • apparent to succeed Managar Casey Stengel. Boxer Explains Late Knockout CHICAGO (L'PI) - A raiorsharp fighter with no foes, Har­ old Johnson, apologised today for a poor performance, even though he belted out Sonny Ray in the 10th round of their nationally tel­ evised fight Wednesday night. Johnson, the No. t chsltengar for the light htsvywsight crown, said ha might have finished his opponent earlier, but he was afraid to try because he had lit­ tle confidence in his ability. • I didn't think I had the tim­ ing to do it," he isld, "and I didn't wsnt to risk missing." Johnson, 31, floored Ray for a six count in the fourth round, but he said "hr covered up well and I couldn't chance moving in on him. Coach Offered Money To Quit Seminole County Motors Inc. 318 F- let. Covers Sports Injuries, Virus Plague Miami's Curd Named Florida SEC Football Teams Athlete Of Week Mom. — howg Pig *N Whistle fh tm . Ifor. 11 1NB—P i |* I E rr a lf MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (UPI) — Murray Warmath will he paid I3T.300 to quit as Minnesota foot­ ball roach, a local businessman laid today. Warmath has been under tire because of (he Gophers' poor showing this season. The team has won two of seven games this season and facts the prospect of ending in the Big Ten cellar. MIAMI (UPI) - Fran Cure!, who Marred M both defense and offenan as Miami deftattd North Carolina 14-T, was named UnlUd Press International Florida Ath­ lete af the Week Wednesday for the second tim e this aeaaon. Curd directed every Miami offensive play lo the North Caro­ line game, and because of sev­ eral Injuries, played much of the game on defense. He intercepted twe Tar Heel passei, one of which ended a North Carolina bid to tie the gam* late la the canted. He also baited down a pasa at the Miami goal which could hava gona for a North Carolina touchdown. Curd icored Miami's first touchdown and punted dead on the Nodh Carolina seven lo set up the other. With 2,300 yards this year, Curd is d o le to the all-time Mi­ ami record for running and pass­ ing. That record of 2,303 yards la bald by Eddie Dunn. Hebert Favored In Golf Tourney LAFAYETTE, La. (UP1) — Sanford golfer Jay Hebert teed off at tha favorite today In Uio between-stasona 113.000 Lafayette Open golf tournament. Hcbed led a field of 130 golf­ ers, Including his brother Lionel, into the four-day, 73-hole affair on a fast, p ar • busting course. The tournament ends Sundny. Ilebert won the first Lafayette Open last year by five atrokee, carding a 13-under par 3T3. Ob­ servers figure it will take at least a 373 to win this year. Habert will be challenged by euch out­ standing golfers as former H as­ te n champion Arnold Palm ar, Billy Casper and Doug Ford. The tournament was moved from Ap­ ril to November in order to catch more big names between the summer and winter tours. Delaware Rated No. 1 In Poll NEW YORK fCPI) — Delaware and Mississippi Southern remained 1-2 today In United Press Interna­ tional's small college football ra t­ ings but Bowling Green, Ohio re­ placed West Chester, Pa. Teachers in third place. Delaware and Bowling Green, each unbeaten and untied In seven games, clash Saturday In one of the season's moat attractive small college clashej. The game will be played at Bowling Green. FAUST ' S Drug Store Near the Post Office KA 2-0784 Prescriptions are our main biuineaa. Bring, or have your Doctor phoM, your prescription to us. It wll bo ac­ curately compounded with freah drugs at a fair price. E. C. FAUBT, VI FAUST, DAYE KUNGEN8MITH �% I 1 tv - r ■ • 'M *■ • , <T-;vV' ■ ’ ____ A d s Bring Fast Results A l ( a l Estate For Salt THE OLDHOMETOWN I AM A FBJENDLY u r n s MOUSE Neal, comfortable, two fenced yard and Arden, on two nice Iota, bearing citrus trees, red street, dose la. priced low market at 97,000 with terms. B f. t-A 'I X N M b lH » ' ALSO a nice selection of 3 and 4 bedroom homes, city and rural section. •.Mali M r W« m m s a s ifT One of these may be -just whi you havo been looking tor. IB> Mala ee Im tto 11. Wa*S W aaM u. it Why not stop in and discuss you* housing problems with us? FARMER'S AGENCY N. V. Farmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Associates. IK B. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-3231 After hours, FA 2-Mli, FA 2-4921, FA 2-0211 lABMUJac Tu&wneuMM m s nm nom m rm im am M mwnM waowi A l l *9 INSTANT—THE RUNAWAY M-M**tkg euJNOtO iMtClMN AWNoOft ATMO»fMfAt_ , — ■ IS . Spatial I9-A A nal Iirk m 17.11 1A M acU ati • Taala 19. In to and Meter* aa. A aH aiM n » A T ia A n I L r in U n t SS. A rtklaa Fee S alt » A -A rtldea Waaler t l NaAaaa A Panaaala U — la a l A Fa a a i n . UacaUaa - 2- For Beat I. Real Sinapir H u For Salt a number of beautiful building STORE, 2S ft. by M ft. inquire BY OWNER: 2-bedroom borne, lota in and around Sanford, 291 W. l i t S t best tocatloa in Country Club Including Mayfair.. Many with Manor. Phone FA 2AMI Big Ola SHADE to greet your BLEEPING ROOMS; The CabUs, 401 Mtgnolla. FA 2-0720. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms new borne, and definitely one to flt your neede. private baths, 114 W. First flt. FOR SALE OR LEASE, Pioe•■ill” STEMPEE Agency crest 1 yctr old 2-bedroom, 2 HOME in Mayfair, 420 EuiotT W Ave., Spacious, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, Florida room. Nicaly leadbathe, 2 ear garage, ete. Sub­ wiped fenced la back yard. HOMES Locb Arbor; 3 n a £ stantial down payment requir­ NEW Well and pump. Large utility 4 bedrooms; For exciting ed. Call FA 2-3041 for appoint­ room. Well to wall carpeting la family living with planned lux­ ment. • ury plus ample entertaining 2-ROOM epertmaat, U2 Elm. L Good F facilities and play areas at TA 2-037*. HOMES AND LOTS far colored CHARMING” - U the ward tor modarala prices. Shown by ap­ people. Also homea juilt oa lots. THE OFFICE; i unique kind at 2-BEDROOM cioder block house, pointment Call FA 3-4032. Roy Wall, Phana FA 2-1397. neighborhood tavern. . .by the furnished, reasonahto. 1 , mile Beach in Lake Mery,_______ from gate, Contact Clibough, NAS, e»L 327 or 427.________ Acroec the afreet from the new City Parking Lot. HOUSE oa Cameron Avt. East DIXIE CREAM BAKE SBOP Side, between Celery end 204 W. tod. Ph. FA 2-0433. Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, quite neighborhood, school bus stop, TTeMUaT kitchen appliances. 175 per month. Ph. TA 2-0145. 1BEDROOM houao furnished, all electric. 9<0 plus utilities. 249 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped BY VERNON SCOTT movements within tbe scope of a 163 per mo. UK hummoriia Chase Ave. Phans rA 2-7413. story, HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-K ing Vi­ Ave, dor, who hie tha distinction of "I never want to make a picture FURNISHED five room. 1 bedBEDROOM furnished twice house refusing to direct "Ben Hur,” with only two or three people up room gsraga apartment. Call 2near Wagon Wheel Nursery, says the future of motion pictures nn the big. screen. You must fill FA 2 0031.__________________ Hwy. 17-92. Call Midway 4 4334. Uee in the multi-milllon-dollar it with thousands of p erfo rm ers ” super-tolossals if films are to sur­ ■nd aclioo." ROOM A BOARD. Ph. FA 24M2. FURNISHED Large and Small vive at all. In support of bis thesis, Vidor 3-BEDROOM bouse available apartments. FA 2-1S3I. Vidor’i paradoxical point of view said the biggest box oiflet hits io Dec. let. Pbooe FA 2-7700. APARTMENTS, downstairs, water stems from his own particular ob­ history were jumbo productions— furnished; 2 bedroom unfurnish­ jection to the "Ben Hur scripts, He "Gone With Ihe Wind," ‘Ten BRAND NEW 2 bedroont furniidp cd apartment, water furnisbed, ed. 1 bedroom furnished. Phone first rejected the picture in 1924, Commandments." "The Robe.” end again two years ago in the "Dusl In the Sun," "Covered close in. Phone FA 2-2931 days, FA 2-21(2. modern version. Wagon" and "The Big Parade." FA 2-1401 nights. 3BEDROOM house 1301 Wynne‘My reisoos were personal." ha "Once it was possible to fill the wood Dr. Low down payment 2BEDROOM unfurnished house id, "and I'd rather not discuss big screen in Hollywood," be said, 130. 2(32, corner of Lemon A Phone FA 2-7797. them. 1 think it will be n very fine "Not now. You must go on location Grandview. Phone FA 2-0«2T. to be able (o afford the extras. Andh ^BEDROOM bouse; C ry su f U kc film. "It L-waactiy lha lypa of movie shoot at actual aiisi. It is too ex­ Ave. and 4th. Street. Lake R E N T A BED Mary; unfurnished. 930 per tnat must he mid* to combat vale­ pensive to reproduce them in Hol­ Kallaway, Hospital * Baby Beds month. Phone FA 2-40M or s'iaion. We have to produce movies lywood. The demands of TV and By Day, Week or Month. that ars spectacles, entertainment movies are absolutely different." FA 24271. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-31(1 U ( W. 1st SI. TRAILER, 10 ft. wide. 3 bed- that cannot possibly ba seen on ho concluded. "And movie-makera television." must discover ibU before it is too rooms, completely furnished. CLEAN nicely furnished upstairs To entice televiewers from the late." Phone FA 2-3134. apartment ITS. Phone FA I-09M. hearthside, Vidor prescribes wide­ 3-ROOM furnished downstairs screen color epics filled with 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, ■partmenl, all electric kitchen. masses of people and spectacular kitchen equipped. 100. 2412 Or­ Cluae in. Reasonable Contact scenery. ange Ave. Phono FA 2-6030. Clarence Barlow at Mercury His own newest picture, ‘ Solo­ SALE OR RENT: 1 B.R. 30 f t place. mon and Sheba," flu the descrip­ Moon trailer, air condition. living room. 123 K. Coleman Adults FA 2-76(4. Costing 94 million, tbe epic is Circle. Phone FA 2-7913. made in "Super Tecbnireme—70," 1 ROOM Efficiency Apt., private a new large-screen proccii that bath, suiUbto for one or eouple. dwarfs present big-serten opera­ tions. Legal Notice Aeroia from Poat Office. "The 'drop-in' movie is' a thing NICE bedroom, private entrance of lha past,” Vidor went on. "The IV T M H C I H C a i T c m NT. M t T H and balh. Phone FA 2-244S. J i u n itL . i i n n i t n r r m n i u s . cost of going out to a theater has IV A M ) r o a N K M IV a L K TOILS. SALE or RENT:~Y b R. house, 2 made movie-going a special event T l . I.V l - H l V C R I i r VO. I M I T •hat must be planned in advance. .v n n iT i n r o u t acres ground. FA 2-2921. t I.V IN W A S H IN G T O N , It usually means dinner out, a 1‘U l n i m , S jB e e lE sleleK o rS el^ ^ ^ ^ baby sitter end group of friends. Vs. "There are so many old and I X lH H A lN E w a s h i n u t o .v . K - t t n . l l n t 3-BEDROOM, living room, din­ wonderful films on TV, people ing room, kitchen equipped, won't go out to see new on<>,” stats; o r n m jh iu a To u n i. HA INN WAS It 1NQTO.V. WHOSE panelled FlorlJv room. Easy Vidor pointed out spectacles arc lt»:nir>KN'*N l» UN KNOW N : terms. Call FA 2-3744. as old as movies. T o n » III U k s not I t , t h a t a ■m o r n Bill o f C o m p l a i n t h a* h**n "D. W. Griffith began the epic By Owner — dayfair Section f l i n t a f i l n i t ) m i In l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d l o r f i . m i i i . l . Cvun* Brittany Style, large living-din­ film with ‘Birth of a Nation.* Ce­ ty , Kloriila, In C h a n c a r y ; t h a t th* ing area. 3 BR., 3 BATH. 2 cil B. 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IS, 41 VnaitoJi TT7feeFEsI*?e"ro^YoI^^^^™"’ NO DOWN PAYMENT NO CLOSING c o m 9104 monthly buys Ibis cosy homr 3 bedrooms, kitchen equipped large living room. Good neigh­ borhood, i’inecrest School dis­ trict. Call owner, FA 2-4073 af­ ter 3 P. M. MAYFAIR 'SECTION- 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, kitchen equipped, Florida room. Large lot. Cali FA 2 3432.___________ C. A. Whiddon, Sr. R AV EN N A PARK HOMES • Q atet C t a a a a H y • Now Goff Cm im BROKER 2tt So. Park Ave. Ph. TA 2-3MI EXCELLENT TERMS on 3 bed room home in Pinecrest 2nd. Addition. Owner selling below cost. FA 2 3374._____________ IN LAKE MARY: 2 BR. bouse, utility, tile bath, wall furnace. Walking dutance to school. 99,360. Phone'FA 2-0729. 3-BEDROOM bouse, Urge utility room, screened in porch stove, refrigerator and heater furnish­ ed. 9(2 monthly pay meats. FA 2 3311. • SPECIAL NOTICE • M O N O G R A M S Far Christmas must be brought In soon Mrs. Ogle tree ^ h ^ ^ K I J $450 Down T an Want Oa IMJi SI. Falow Coaatry Chib M . A Watch Far Oar Sfgaa . . * OPEN D A ILY 9 :M A . M. H “In the City of Gracious Living” Dream Homes *3 40 Down Pei meat-No Closing *9890 T O T A L PRICE Homes feature i Bedreome l i t Tile Hatha • Screened Perth - utility Room - Terratso Floors - Carport* - Laudscaped Lots - All City Conteuienres. Dork SUNDAY 2:M P. M. TH Dart ShjDJunakuA MONTHLY PAYMENTS W. 29th St. FA 2-7492 Baaferd �- 'V / v r r A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 >. Female Help Waited I. Rail Ratal* Far Bate ro ft SALE BY OWNER: Hcuie, 4-BEDROOM komc, imall down WAITRESS: good hour*, toed h H I Holly Ave., 2-bedroom*. tipi. Phone NO $4>tl. payment — am m * monthly Priced for quick isle at M.too. paymenta ot 837 00. iioj gum4. Mate Halp Wasted •1.4W down payment Contact merlin Ar*. Krt. H. L. Raborn. IMS t . MAN ter fuel oil route. Write Bemlnste Blvd. P. O. Box 1539. ON LARGE LAKE GOOD HIGH. DRY HOMESITE 4-Bedroom homo with 2l» hatha: I LOTS—132 ft. x 105 ft. on good larga living room; dining room; Lsrg* National Pniat Co. road. 1 block from Lake Mary Florida room; terrarzo floors; Ha* an opening for ambitious young man. Icbool. >1.000, TA 2-1201. central boat. Several fruit Dutlas involvo Credits, CoUeetrees. lions, Soiling, Offica routine and IMS Bq. IT. OVERALL assisting over all branch operaS27.900 TERMS lion. BUSINESS PROPERTY Excellent Opportunity foe Ad­ BANFORD PROPERTIES Larga Men with one 2-bedroom vancement. apartment and two I-bedroom Many Employer Benefit* Includ­ •14 Atlantic Bank Building FI*. Harris* R, R. |> trt apartmrata. On corner lot with ing retirement plan. extra lot In rear for parking. For YOU NAME ri-W E LL FIND IT prompt tatsrvlaw c*U 982,000 TERMS FA 2-lHt or contact George W. BEAUTIFUL two badroom home Morgan. on two loti. Cltrua tree*. Re- ROSA L. PAYTON Mrietcd area. Low down pay- Registered Real Estate Broker 8 HERWIN WILLIAMS CO. Ill Magwotta Art. ■ant. Terma eaa bo arranged. Mary E. Carmen — too Sates! Call eveninga FA 2-4IS*. B. E. Rtgere, Sr. Astoclatts Fk. FA 2-12*1 IT-St at Mlawatka It. Week Wonted Dr P ta fs rl ftn ii Wed. Nor. 11, 1959—Pag* 11 2» A Tr alter a OPEN NOW MOBILE HOME SALES U Mila So. of Sanford 17-42 NEW 1444 PACEMAKER MOBILE HOMES Direct from Factory I* You. Wyatt Trailer Sales TH. PA 2-1411 31. F A 2 -5 2 6 4 *F a the buy Of your life, lot u» -- ohow you «1T Roialia Drive, this ISM CHAMPION SHOW TRAILER I Bedroom homo with hardwood in better than mw condition with lar floor* and tiled bath can loads of extras and beautifully ba youro f a only 112,220.00. furnished, a deluxe home on with good term*. Exclusive with wheela, for only S5500.00, offered SEMINOLE REALTY. by BE MINOLE REALTY, 1901 Park Ave., FA 2-5B2. I-L0T8 In Dnamwotd So-tion; already cleared and leveled. RAYMOND M. BALL Prised to tell. Phene FA 20351. AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate — Insurance Surety Honda SPEND THANKSGIVING 218 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-5641 IN A NEW HOME AT Sanford SAN SEN KNOLLS Evans Bldg, Luke Mary Ph. FA 2-1290 Waal SEEING H RELIEVING French Avenue M you're looking for seclusion and comfort in a home, you need look no further. This spacious We sow have ready for aceu3 bedroom 2-bath boma situated paocy TWO Beautiful lli and on a large landscaped 165’ x I bath, I bedroom ZEUL1 built 241' lot In picturesque Loch Arbomaa, close to shopping and , b a 1* it. Its many outstanding both High and Grade schools. features Include living room ant Driva by those tropic illy land­ den with sliding glass doors scaped homes. Our representa­ opening into a well equipped tive wig be happy to assist kitchen including dishwasher you. and exhaust fan. The floors art Frews M4.IM aatd aa tew as terraxio. Central oU heating with floor ducts insure your comfort throughout the Winter. DOWN < C C A NO CLOSING A lighted patio makes for pleas­ PHA cpSTS ant evenings outdoors. The price TALL COME TODAY! la 138,500 with term* available. W. M. MBU1” 8T E M P E R Agency .SI. f s nyssy Realtor A bauror AMOCIATEB; H. E. Tnffer 118 N. Tark Ave. 111. FA 2 61*8 Arthur P. Day, Everett Harper MAJOR BROWN REALTY Robert F. May, Bart richer, Roalter . Helen E. Noonan LAKE MARY Phono FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Ph. FA 2-6237 of FA 2-1964. BY OWNER at Fivo Points, 2 REA1 ESTATE DRIVE-IN _ bedroom CB, porch, carport a, 2144 Frenen Art. V utility room, equipped kitchen. ALL____ Lot lOO'xlOO*. FA 2 MS?. Boalta Phone FA 2-3441 ROBERT A. WILUAMg, Re si tee -Can Hall” Raymes SALE a RENT: 3 bedroom, kit­ FA 2-MI chen equipped. See at 1U Pinecrest Dr. Call owner, FA 1-7131. MEW two bedroom house, car­ ports, utility, built hi oven and stove. On corner lot In CasselA Rip Van Winkle berry. FA 13446. Compare point by point: Com­ pletely furnished;.ultra conven­ S t OWNER: I bedroom bowio in ient to schools, atoras, churches: Wynniwwd Section, excellent perfect condition; 2 bedroom eonditlon. Large yard with well. concrete block. Gosh what a Patio with brick barbecue pH. buy! Priced under $8,000.00. t l 2,800, pay equity and assume payments. Call FA 2 0611 f a W. E. “ BiU” STEMPKR Agency further Information. WHITE FAMILY: Permanent work, dairy, nuraery a truck farm. H o u a a prafarred. RE 4 5170. Contact E. E. Hales c/o 1500 Blvd., DcLand. DAYS WORK wanted. FA 15120. 12. Ptembtag Service# Plumbing: & Repairs Jen C. Themes 1*28 Barits 8t. FA 3-I444 PLUMMNM Contracting A RtpaMa F r a Estimate* R. L. MARYEY M Sanford Are. Phone FA 2 VLB AIR CONDtnONlNe CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 188T Saaferd Ave. FA 2 SANFORD riumblag A Sesttef 2596 So. Elm Ph. FA 2-Ttli. II. Electrical Service* Used furniture, applies***, Wots ate. Bought-Mld Larry’s Man 2)5 Sanford Ar*. Ph. FA 14132 9SA V E I N*w A U**d Fanritm tad Mather of Sanfor 201-204 | . P in t K Ph. FA 2-4443 — minima Ceimty am— 1WI 15. Special Service* FurnJtwr# storage and Haring ATTRACTIVE house for salt at Tn and From Aaywbere South Plnscrait. Reasonable C. E. P K L U F I LOTS a ACRES down payment low monthly 1306 French Am. Ph. FA 2-14S1 I wooded acres with good front­ payments. Phone 2-2UST. age on country road. Located 4 TV SERVICE within the hour. mile* South of Sanford. Total Service Call $230 plus part*. D Price — only 23350. with just $300 DOWN — FHA Work Guarantetd 2 Mo. Ph. 21350 down, and excellent terms. FA 2-9799. This beautiful 3 Bedroom Phillip* Built home in Highland Park at 4 lota with 110' frontage on West MODERN RUG CLEANERS 2106 Amelia being offered by 25th Street. Convenient to shop­ Florida's Most Modtrn Plant recently widowed owner who ping and high school. Priced at will pay all closing costs of FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY 23650, only 21350 down payment FHA loan. The price is only 1 Week Servlca Ph. FA 2-7437 and low paymenta on balance. 210.000 00. which ia FHA valu­ JACHOB’S REPAIR SHOP Nice m e lot 125' x 500' located ation. with monthly payments Wrlding — » ach A Gen. Repairs of 509UO. WHY PAY RENT. on canal leading Into Lake Jaa W. 20th A Old. L. Maty Rd Exclusive w ith SEMINOLE sup. Cleared and ready for REALTY. 1901 Park Ave. Complete I-awn Maintenance, 0 building. Only 52800, with 2750 FA 2 5232. Fartll iter—Spraying — Moving down, and excellent terms. JOHN LAI O m iER f444 Willow Ava. FA ATItf I beautiful Iota located in Paola 8. Female Help Wanted area, uncleared with many nice EXCEPTIONAL GIRL o»er 21 TV and RADIO REPAIR af r trees. 21300 cash. for neighborhood bar. Attrac­ 3:00 nights and weekends; San­ ford, Lake Mary and Lonxwood tive wage, for right parly. Call 1 lot, 100' x U0' on Grapeville FA 2-3772 and FA 2-4415. FA 2 S144 ‘til 10 a. m. Avenue Just off West lit Street. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 21150 rash. WILL S\V\P home and small Since 1948 salary for housekeeping serv­ M acre* in Lake Monroe, with A. HARK DeHAItY ice*. Call FA 22709. m 1320' frontage on hard road NOrth 8 4422 NOrth 8-4711 • (AU tiled). Price - 17100, with WAITRESS, exp, neat, over 31, 50c hour and meals. Steady 23300 down. work . eve shift. Call ia person Jean's Spaghetti Hour*. Orange Stenstrom Realty C i t y - _______________ HERBERT HTKNSTHO.W Registered Broker HOUSEWIVES If you have tS LEN RI8NKR spare hour* per werk to work LOTTIE BROADWAY 18 CHEVY 4 - Door outside your home you can aveKEN TORRKTT rage >26 25 and stilt be a full 50 CHEVY 2 - Door BETTYE I). SMITH lime housewife and mother. We Associates train. Write Box E. Sanford 16 CMC Pick Up ) 111 N. Park — Fk. FA 2-1424 Heratd. FA >-7454 MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson 5-PIECE aolld walnut —1954 H a m a e r. Phone suite, white testha chairs. UT CUSTOM BUILT furniture -ainFA 2-1S47. Garrison Driva, ■le pieces a sets. Aim furni­ 11-12 Mina. C «W«P'a 4wi*4 ture repair. Cabinets made. SEWING MACHINE: Electric, FA 2-7063. D ■ r n ■, embroidriet, m ao- 2 4- Lm 4 A Fa Junior?. . . That you, Junior?. . trams, button holes. Lifetime ROLLAWAY, HoapMal and Baby guarantee. Responsible party LOST; Laras Siamese Cat. Bteltk Bed*. Day. Week a Msnth vicinity to take up payments of 15.00 ty Sun FURNITURE CENTER 14. Boete end Motors It. Spate! Services month. Write box S. M. e/o WAED MS. FA Ut* French At*. Sanford Herald. Ph. FA 1-7944 R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor LOST: Old Gateway T# The Waterway • Asphalt Drivtnays paketbooh GOOD Simmona doubt* bed • MG VALUES Your EVLNRUDE Dealer • Parklag Antaa SIS. Please return te H. W. couch, breakfast room set, • QUICK CREDIT Robson Starting Gnnds Quality Workmanship A Materials Shuman, Mary C o t a FEW odd ehaira, male Chihuahua • EASY TERMS Terms To SuH Your Budget 144-4-4 K. 1st. Ph. FA S-SM1 WE GIVE TOP YALUR STAMPS Manchtster puppya. FA 2-1677. •Fro# Estimates It. Aatemob'lea •W ait Guaranteed WILSON - MAIER Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla, n '54 LLOYD *'400'' German aporis Hi B. P in t I t FA ear. 46 milra tn gallon. 1150. HEATERS CLEANED 1530 East N. Y. Ave., DeLand. 22. ArtielH For Sal* Laws Newer Repair* Call RE 2 3181. Will trade for LEWIS SALES A SERVICE boat. W H I L E T H E Y L A S T -----Mlt W. tOtk St. Sell Us Your Furnltur*. Quick FA 2 7198 a FA I-34M Service With The Cash. SUPER 1936 four wheel driva Jeap 1500. Big Discounts On Remaining Stock TRADING POST. FA 20477. ENVELOPES, i s e e m w . , ■ rtione FA 2 4442. NEW 1959 DODGES manii, ktvoiana, kand Ml*. and 4 DR. 1452 PLYMOUTH. CAN BE PAINT 42.50 gal. T-Shirti 44c. Ferdor* — Tudor Hard Top* — Station Wage** programs, ate. Pngreeiiva SEEN AT THE SANFORD ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE Printing Co. P h o t FA I-24M 110 Sanford Av*. HERALD KM W. FIRST ST 306 West litis SL SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y M OTORS DAYS. FREEZER, IS' commercial up­ MS E. F ln l HI. S u ite * Ph. FA 14*14 P1ANO TVNING A REPAIRING 1952 CHEVY Mon panel, heater, right, Uke new, 830". FA 15007. W. L. HARMON new tires, |630. Nash. '32, radio PH. PA 2-4223 After I P. M. and heater, 4 new tires, $300. FA 1-3871. 'SPECIAL! I*-A Trailers 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ ditioned, washer and dryrr. Will sell equity very reasonable or will trade for equity In 3 bed­ MAIM W. M k FA AOtl room home. Phone FA 2-3134. HE AT I NG '56 FLAMINGO Mobile Home, H. B. POPE CO. 4’ x 40. 2 bedroom, excellent StS A Park - FA 2 4144 condition. The price la Right. One can't refuse. Space 74, p u m p s - n ra iN W iJ tn T a r t Ate. Trailer ft., Santoro. 'Do M Yourself WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ■ T I N E Miahteoy and Supply Ce. 201 W. I nd St. Ph. FA " WELCOME DORIS’ BEAUTY SHOP 2064 Adams Pk. FA 2 3553 A Satisfied customer U our best advertisement. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak Ph. FA 2 3742 D A W N T S ~~ BEAUTY SAW* Ak Conditioned Dryer* Phone FA t-T«i q . L O O K H U N TER S |a. Ftewere A Plante Cut Flonere For in* Ih-rssion SANFORD FLOWER SHOP FA 2-1822 or F t 2-0270 17. Pels • Livestock - Supplies HARVEST Blend TEN HIGH Bourbon POPULAR W UNDS BRANDS 3 J $8 ’ 5 Flflha $ ^ . 9 5 30OPEN Mon. tkr* Tkurs. 7 . CUT RATE 10 Frt. * H*t- 7 • 13 FORD 2 - Door FORD 2 • Door BUICK 2 - Door CHEVY 4 - Door PLYMOUTH 1 - Door I JERSEY COW. heavy milker1 Jersey cow jerond calf 2— 2 year old helfrri calfhood vaccinated. Priced right. Phone FA 2 0728. -9. finals and Motor* NEW BOAT: Johnson 10 h. p m ota. good 1953; 2 cost* of sealer, *» Inch bottom, H inch, sides, mahogany rib' Sec tod W. 27lh. St.. Sanford O a c o A A fflk q . $ Jb o te Terser Ceacv* A Iteardalt Ave. Pk. FA 3-7*72 119 919 919 PRICE $99 $99 $99 *99 $99 DOWN $39 939 939 939 $39 i at i 1510 French Av*. VIVIu • Sanford S U N LA N D Estates South PIN EC R ES T 4th Addition Home* litMiunftl For Florida Living. 3 A 4 Bedroom* — 1 4 2 Bstha VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 Cash Cash Cash Y'our Credit is good on any of these Cara STATE IIIWAY <* tie invite you te be ear meet* absolutely fre* witkout obligeI'm at an* ef Saaferd’* leading Motel* while yosi locate eaitable honsing foe yeurself sad family. Piek np year key *t oar Sales Offica. & l FILLY Colt, t ruling horse, reasonable. Plrnne FA 2-7158. NOW L I S T E N 10 19 51 19 19 NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD FA 2-7H50 LOVELY LADY REALTY SALON Baggerty Itldg 2537 Orlando Dr. LO t) K q Homecraft Induatrte*. 7414, Ortend*. !•• Saaferd Ave. H. M. GLEASON, Lah* Mary. B A M EOOFINS Contracting 4 Repain Licensed — Bonded —Insured FEES ESTIMATES •IS Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 1-7943 13-A Rtaaly Parlors PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Fee* Estimates — Work GuarantMd Seminole Painting Centractera FA 2-ltiM READY MIXED CONCRETE SEWING MACHINE, Window Sill* — Lintels — Sand Singer, industrial, M ffcct M Rock—Stepping Stones — Steel H. P. 110-220 volt atectri* mo­ Grtasa Traps—Precast Steps tor with dutch, h r Cement—Dry Walla tfw iaf machine, MIRACLE CONCEDE CO mw . SI rifle, 309 Elm Ava. TA 1-5731 lik* m w . 1411 Chase Af*. Phone FA 2-5404. FACTORY TO YOU FAMOUS Singer ALUMINUM sewing machine. Tak* up pay­ VENETIAN BUNDS ments. Darns, monogram*, amEnclosed head. Sag-proof bottom hrodertea. Write Em F, S**4od rail with plastic end*. Flattie Herald. or rayon tapes. Cotton a nylon cords, Senknrik Glttm and Paint Co. OPERATIONS TOWER at 112114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA $-3422 roe, Ala* glass windows $ a patio or screened pack. R, El Riser, FA 2 5454. NORGE Futitra electric stove, vertical broiler, large oven, SEWING MACHINES: meal sentry, excellent condi­ Free Westlnghouse. Brand tion. I yr. old. New house has 12 monthly payment* ef M B , built-in'*. Phone FA 23400. romptetejrice. Financing avatL Jenkini Furniture Doer Gians V*trt 01*** H ^aU d ln ^^^aln U u ^ ^Jjep air* SERVICE Saakarik Gian* and Paint Co. CUSTOM BUILT KOMIS FLOOR sanding and tialahteg Cteaateg, Waateg. I a r v I > g 12. Artiste* Fee Bate New A Used Furnltur* ft AfpUUFRIGHT piano, good eonditlon. aacei. A Good Place To 1125.00. Alio, 1 rowboat with BUY. SELL or TRADI oars, $75.00. Call FA2-4440. Bona# Wiring — Elecote Serriee Sid Vihlea RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Ill Magnolia FA 2-4M1 AUTO GLAS8 M. "Dei" Vtten Electric a] l#r. INSTALLED De* Say* F a Service Call. . WtndshMd Back Gtene TA 2 1896 FA 2 5985 Remodeling - Fro* Estimate* Repa'rs Fkon* FA 3-1744 BILL BERN08KY, Contractor 22. Artie It* F a Bate j You can move in immedi­ ately while the paper* ar* bring pi oceaaatl. We Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On The Construction Of Your Homa For The First Year — Or Your Down Payment And cloning Cost Will He Cheertull)' Refunded. Odham & Tudor, inc. Cm Hwy. 17-92 ft 27th St.| Phon FA 2-1301 ECH O LS FABULOUS 3 - ROOM GROUPS fc a m o m i} ^ A o u p $ LIVING KOON; 8,>U Bed - Their - 3 RU* Table* - I Step 'Weed ta k te ll Table . I Lamps. HEDRlMtM: Templet* HollyW Red With Pintle Headboard - Double liriNSr With M irra • ( beet of lira*ere. DINING ROOM: Table A I Matching Chairs. 295 10'c DOWN DELIVERS (b d u X B tjh D U p , LIVING ROOM: Twe P«. Rofe Red Butte, rkaiee af awlsee . I Plastic Top Step Tables - 1 Plastic Top Toffee Tebl* • t Table Lamps (wide selection). BEDROOM: llookcast Bed With “Gelden Da*n" I t yr. guaranteed Multre** and Hoi Mpriag • Double Drcssur with Vllrrar • Tbeal ef Drawers. DINING ROOMi Large 34" a 40" Plastic Tup Table with Matching chairs. Ift'r 395 DOWN DELIVERS TbuvlyUJsidA Ssiaup I.IVlNt; ROOM: Two pc Fosm Rubber Rulte (choice af eolocs) • 2 Plsstlc T u p Step Tables • I Plastic Top Teffce Table - | Floor lamp. BEDROOM: Bookcase Bed complete with "Royal Turn fort" Inner,pring and Bn, Mattress • Dresser with Mirror • Cheat of Drawers (rhslrr nf finishes) . g Boudoir lamps - | pillows • Mattress pad. DINING BOOM: l.ar*# Table • 4 Matching Chair* with Foam Rubber Heats. 10', 49 5 DOWN DELIVERS C L O S E O U T ITEMS* MATTHES8 ft BOX SPRING COMBINATIONS Twin Si/.* * Fiwm Rubber (Only 2) Each $ |9.30 DOUBLE DRESSERS WITH MIRRORS Walnut nr Maple Flnlnh SPECIAL $09-50 SOFA REDS (Only 2) Discontinued Moi!c!m • Each $0g.3O MATCHING CHESTS I • Drawers - SPECIAL $20-30 BEDROOM SUITE Slightly Damaged $|H3.30 Value M il5" SOLID MAPLE DINING KOOM SUITE Tahl* * 4 ('hair* • Buffet $198.30 Value $ ( 9 9 30 BUNK BEDS WROUGHT IRON With Innernpring Mutlrennen SPECIAL $79.30 SOFA HKD SUITES Wide Color Selection $ 110.00 Value S | | 9 KNOTTY PINE BEDROOM SUITE (1) Bookcase Bed - Dresner «ith Mirror • Slightly Damage! $169.30 Vain* $ 9 9 FOAM RUBBER COMBINATIONS Full Six* Mat Iron A Box Spring *8 B “ n.tR STOOLS lust Received A Trailer Load - 18” - 2C* ft 30" Unfinished OPEN FRIDAY' NIC.HT ’TIL 9:00 £dwL& (B&ddinq. Qo. Ifeadquerlera Fur "TILLEY" Portable Hraters .Vlada la Kaglaad It* *n. MsePnlts V*r. Phon* FA $-< i£ �' >• m *.r- ^ *w r, ' ■ <■' Vf;-WOl;>rt'yfS'A' > ' . ’ *' " WiW frf^,7:‘X‘ ‘ -.--Sr •’ ' .vrfEW’' ‘ /V.pwjrp^MsSFf-WH ‘.?.v'1 ..- . W orry Clinic H M m jrtm » n a - 8)M . f ta i HU M m* Mr m w ««• M « f V m l Mm M M BY FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI) - A knight gf Hto British Empire, Alec Guin peas, dominated a night of Ameb­ ian television Tuesday. Guianans made hie TV dramaBe debut here to an hour play failed, “Th* Wicked Scheme of iebal Decks," part of NBC-TV's Star-time aeries. Because the pari was tailored for Guinness' uncanny ability to atilize a scheming, foiy-gramlpa facial expression — Including that luperb was smile that unfold* as he surveys Ihe chaos he has cre­ ated — the play wasn't much of • challenge for him. He's been inbeatable in this sort of movie, but It was still a great treat to have him i’u his stuff for mere TV viewers. Jebal Decks, for "i yca.s, workid in a bank ami was conspicu­ ously underpaid and unappreciat­ ed. He thirsted for revenge. He wanted his revenge to bo com­ plete. And he wanted to be around to savor ft. He hit upon a better Idea. He hcglos putting his own munvy Into the tellers’ receipts. Chaos re­ sults. The bank's antiseptic effi­ ciency becomes infected with ten ■ion and near-panic. Next, Decks mixes up the pay­ checks. A bank guard goto |37S and Ih# hank vice president gelx 113.18. Chao* results. Decks steps forward with some suggestions and eventually, an efficiency en­ gineer — expert)'/ satirized by WUliam HmUIsU — rumt* slang. Deeka keeps bis grcrrtlinizing going and locks Ihe bo^l chairman In the vault. There was Ijils fine line from the procrustcan banker m the vault: "I'm not counting my mon­ ey. I'm reviewing my holdings." Dynamite frees Hi* banker and Decks is on his way up, as the new director of procedures. He stops Ihe Willie Sutton-In-rcvcrse activities—merely by doing noth­ ing, and is about to become bank president when. . .yes, someone else begins adding money In the till. Drrks figures he has had it and quits. Retribution, you tee, doesn't come only to crooked quiz shows. Pur two acts, Ihe play had speed, was light-footed, thoroughly digestible, sportive and saucy as Guinness kicked Ihe derkens out of his cold hearted tormentors. Rut the final denouncement slowed things down and, while morally satisfying, was lacking in the theatrical sense. Personally, I thought Decks ’-ould have handled Ihe bank’s new upstart If he put his mind tn il. The setting was spacious hy any standard anil the supporting players contributed expertly to the moral. W ithout Faith U .S . Could ArifcfHbSullererslleedlleverAgBiBFearSevereCrippnng llnlaaa we pledge ourselves to promote th* ideas of faith to God, honor, and service to the com­ munity wa will lose Urn cold war not with hoods at bullats, but with ideas, Sanford Naval AM S u ­ tton chaptata William M. Hearn told Sanford Klwaoiana yesterday. Speaking at a Civic Center lun­ cheon on Veterans’ Day tb« re­ cently appointed Protestant chap­ lain aald that tea beat way to honor American war veterans Is to promote the ideas they fought for. faith la God, justice In hu­ man relationships, brotherhood, knowledge for serviae rather than for domination and aanctly of the home. Americans can beat fight com­ munist Ideology not only by prov­ ing Ihe Reds wrong but hy show­ ing our ideas to be belter, Chap­ lain Hearn emphasized. Before eommunlsm and Hitter's fascism, warring nations fkreq- e Screen For One Night ■• : ■ Lose Cold W a r , Club ToW |M0 per month on my family In­ year- come policies up to » years, and British Knight Rules T V g?£R5S iPWBBMfi^Pasr m*Q\ ' I Page 8—T h an , Nor. 12, ION then she'd hare reeeivad the f» ,mj9> ■ M M w p v ip n i* * ■ » * 000, besides: If Myrtle's husband now takas out |10,M Myrtle and the children would be entitled to 1% of the face value per month ($1M> up to a total of ao yean, and than aim'd gat the full (10,000 extra. Young husbands, your wives era W CKOBGK W. CRANK, doubly grateful for your thought' fulness whan yon show it via a «■'• Pfe. D „ M . D. tASK C - « * : Myrtle A , aged family I n c o m e life Insurance 0 , la th* Bother at three child- policy. Many littery, (rigid wivea, also It* ' Dr. Crane, I am diiturbed.” get over their tension when they confessed, “far my husband re- realise you husbands have ade­ a ta carry any lift tosurance quately safeguarded their future. For a wife naturally feels hesi­ m all. ' “ Ha iaalati ha comet of long tant about bearing several babies •ved anterior*, to ha claim* noth- If she baa no certainty of an in­ come on which to rear them, If Mg will happen to him. “And I bailtata to nag him about the husband should be soatched this earth. MM matter, for it aouada aa U I from Insurance thus relieves a lot of •to unduly mercenary. marital tension. And you husbands “ •lit jutt luppoee ha tbould be must take the Initiative, for wives Mraired la aa ato» accidantr That hesitate to prod you on this score, - t n happen area to the aafait teat their in-laws bear about It » Prirar. and Imagine the wife la unduly “And hit tong lived anctitora mat canary. Would not help him than. So how ■ I AVO, fNSURANCK SALCSMEN Mold 1 heap my youngatera to- Don't grow so concerned about father? a college Insurance policy for your “I’d probably bo forced to get a child II years hence that you for­ tab and him aomeboy lor a baby get the broader needs of your Uttar. Cant you urge huabanda whole family NOW. In waho np ta raality and abow Collage Insurance la excellent, propar coocarn for their famlliei, but a luxury. Family income InI* proved by adequate Insurance ■urance la a necessity for every in­ nrenetkmT11 » telligent husband: la fact, employers now frown up­ ’ m d N I O O H , It OTA M N K Bridegrooms, one cf th# moat ap- on applicants wbo lack insurance: ■tod gdle you can oiler your They regard them as either unable wife, la a “family income'1 to pass a mcdlesl eiamlnallon, or thoughtless aod Improvident, nei­ policy. And older husbands, like Myr- ther of which categories la a good tin's, should also quit gambling endorsement for an employe. With the future hspptoets and an­ And you widows should write a "Thank you" letter to the faithful nuity at thalr children. -Whan 1 first married, I took out Insurance salesmen who prodded ■ 110,000 “family Income" policy. your departed htisbands into reach­ And whan our first youngsters or- ing oul from the Great Beyond rirad, 1 added two mora of those with thalr protective arms via your monthly Insurance checks: tio.oon policies. (Always write to Dr. Crane They don't coat much mart than (tralght Ufa insurance but tony to ante of this newspaper, en­ protect your wife and children till closing ■ long 4c stamped, ad­ dressed envelepe and Me to too latter are grown. f a t example, suppose 1 had been cavar typing ard printing costa 'hit by a drunken driver and killed, when you seed for one of hi* book­ lira. Crane would then have drawn let!.) 3 :-VV-4 HEART PATIENT Kenneth Chandler, 37, wear* a battery in Sun Fruncisco to provide a jolt for hia heart. Without the device, Chandler’s heart wan alow* ed to aa few aa 10 beats a minute. Alfalfa Mystery Is Being Sought RATON ROUGH. La. (UPI) Scientists at Louisiana Slate Uni­ versity’s igrl-chemlcal and bio­ chemical laboratories are looking for an elusive "something" In al­ falfa that ain't exactly hay. They call it a "growth factor" —something they've known about for years, but have never Isolat­ ed. It may eventually turn oul to be a vitamin since experiments with alfalfa extracts have stimu­ lated growth in livestock and poul­ try. Drs. Joseph A. Luizza and Ar­ thur Novak, biochemists, began trying to isolate It tn 1M2, when they discovered a species of mold grew as much as 200 par cent more when given vitamins In an alfalfa base. The vitamins alone did not affect tho mold. The rciulta interested Dr. Alva U. Watti, head of Louisiana Stale's poultry department, who M a c m n n litlij allalfa aalraal to chicks. Three test lota showed these chicks‘gained half • pound more than those net receiving the extract. Then Ur. Sam I.. Hansard tried the extract on cows and found it Increased cellulose digestion. The researchers are now try.ng to isolate the 'something" and define It tn chemical terms. They plan further testa with commercial leeda before placing It on the market. Monkeys Outwit Rescue Party SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) - A hunting party ted hy a 43-yearnld grandmother Imped today ta rescue two monkey* from the lop of Union Railroad Station here. The rhciua monkeys have out wilted station personnel since Tuesday afternoon, when they and four other plain pale brown, play­ ful and active monkeys chewed their way out of their shipping crate. They were part of a group of 74 monkeya on their way to a laboratory death at the University of Cincinnati in the interests of polio research. Professor Gives Up On Human Race BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - A zoology professor at UCLA thinks it U already too late for man to avert disaster — not from bomba, but firm overpopulation. Raymond B. Cowles, author of "Zulu Journal," recently published by the University of California Press, draws bis conclusions from studies of South Africa, where he was reared as the son of mission­ aries. He contends that all his life is indissolubly linked to its surround­ ings and that all forms of life are interdependent. Cowles points out that men mul­ tiply at a geometric rate while food production can only be increased at an arithmetic rale. "Aa a naturalist 1 can come to m\ly «ne conclusion," he writes, "which is that no rational solu­ tion can be achieved In time to avert disaster to both srildllfa and man himself." ucntly had similar Idaologtoa, the chaplain said. He cited bow only tho language barrier made the German "Sttlle Nacht" different from the English "Silent Night' in World Wat I. But the communists promote an ideology entirely different from the Jodeso-Christian tradition, Chaplain Hearn explained. The communists reject God and an in­ herent moral law; they check with Moscow to determine what la right. H you rejeet Cod you reject the basis for a moral law and yon are liable te make a treaty today and break it tomorrow, he said. The majority of United States veterans who gave , their time, limb* and lives til our wars knew something of the ideology they fought for, the chaplain said. He pointed out that when we live selfishly we aid the enemy by giv­ ing a bad example to other na­ tions. Wa must Uve honorably If wa are te give a good example, the chaplain emphasized. Three ideas regarding property ownership are current to the world today he said; the com­ munist, that everything bclongi to the stale; the private owner­ ship idea that everything a person haa belongs lo himself and the American idea that what we have belongs to God. Chaplain Hearn said h« thinks that most of us have the Idea that property is given us si a truit to promote good. CHICAGO (UPI) — C arm tly available drugs mean arthritis sufferers need "never again" fear severe arippltog from toe dis­ ease, a «tinteat specielist told Il­ linois family doctor* today. Dr. Abraham Cohen, of Phila­ delphia, said "treatment wttb hor­ mone* such as cortisone have substantially reduced hospitalisa­ tion due to arthritis even though no cure haa yet been found. Cohen, arthritic clinic chief at the Philadelphia General Hospi­ tal Blockley Division, was a clos­ ing session speaker at a three- Super Specials! ^ ^ NUYENS GIN R tf. 14.35 RELSKA VODKA 3 for $9.95 R et. *4.65 90 prf. Whlakey FLEISCHMANN 3 for $11.00 Reg. IM S Bourbon ECHO SPRING OLD HICKORY OLD STAGG SUNNYBROOK n li 3 for $11.50 Rex. GO* Reg. ti.se SCHENLEY CALVERT ANCIENT AGB OLD CROW Bt.P.MIKD WHISKEY CORBY IMPERIAL CK. OF KENTUCKY P. M. J T 5 9 > Wto ‘v f — J $1.99 Bth 5th 3 for $10.50 S for $11.75 112 W . FIR S T S T . SANFORD — OPEN I A . I L T IL MIDNIGHT ,. njyX* ALL PRICES EXTENDED THRU SATURDAY WE HAVE PLATFORM Rockers S O FA 59.50 R E G . PR IC E 6 9 .5 0 1 THIS WEEK ONLY, YOURS WEEK ONLY WITH EVERY BEDROOM SU ITE WE S E L L You Get This Box Spring And For 39.95 BED REG. PRICE THIS Many have nuked me why I contacted Ihe local Legislative Delegation and Mr. Bruiley Odhnm. I would like to have it deurly known by everyone in Seminole Coun­ ty that theae contact* were niude a* a matter of courtesy to these gentlemen. The member* of the legislative Delegation wore elected by the people of our county and represent uh in Tullahassee. I felt they should know of my desire* and intention*. Ret- 14.13 jtil* — iWv*- I W A N T T O TH AN K M Y FR IEN D S I wish I could thank each of you iientonally for the tetter* and telegrams sent to the office of Governor LeRoy Collin* in my behalf. EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT United Press International NEW-YORK- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, discussing what he hopes to accomplish on a fourday swing through California, Oregon. Washington and Idaho: "When and whether I make a decision to seek the I960 Repub­ lican presidential nomination may be decided on this trip.” ALGIERS - A high French army officer, shouting at a crowd of extremist French seltlera who surged through the elreels yelling anti-government slogans: "Shout 'Algeria Is French' as much as you want but stop shout­ ing against DcGaulle." had partially some possible side effects such aa osteoporosis, or gradual bona degeneration. Bam tongterm w a at eyetboUr hormones. “AH the patient* wbo have' os­ teoporosis are under control,"^ Cohen said, "and I sincerely be-* tieve that each and every ooe of them feels that osteoporosis even with fracture is preferable to per­ manent invalidism." CUT R A TE LIQUORS Quotable Quotes WASHINGTON - Labor Secre­ tary Jamca P. Mitchell, who lived up to his promise and ate a cake "hat” because more than three million persons were jobless last 4 Of Their Sons month, explaining why he -cut slices of Ihe "hat" for steel atrike Serve As Priests negotiators: LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P I)- For "if there had been no steel the first lime In 20 years. Mr. strike, unemployment would be and .V,rs. Vincent Dcntinger have well below three million." no son studying for the priest­ hood. WASHINGTON - Gen. Albert “ It's going to seem funny not C. Wedemeyer (Ret.), warning in to be sending Christmas pack­ a Veterans Day speech it Arling­ ages off lo the seminary," says ton National Cemetery that the Mrs. Dcntinger. most dangerous threat to America Father Gerald Dentingcr, 20, may be the people's indifference the youngest of four sons to be to Ihe responsibilities of citizen come priests, recently celebrated ship: hia first solemn high mas* in St. "Wc could lose our freedoms by Francis of Assist church, the default simply because wa take family parish. them for granted." Reg. Price 4 9 .9 5 and express my appreciation for the support Riven me in my effort* to arcurn the appointment na Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. day meeting a t the lUtoala Acad­ emy at General Practice. Severe crippling, he said, "need never agate be tbs nltimate result at rheumatoid arth­ ritis" U the patient has access te "toterested medical manage­ ment" and "intelligent" use at various treatment methods. Moat patients, ha said, ran look forward te leading eseful Uvea. Cohen indicated patient at- 2 8 .8 8 Inner Spring Matt reus For THIS WEEK Only 39.50 SAVE 20.00 Mr. Odhnm, as everyone knows, is the Seminole County advisor to Governor Collin*. I felt that it wa» a matter of courtesy to call him, tix>, and advise him of th* steps, which I had already taken. Mr. Odhum advised me that he was recommending Mr. David Gntchcl to Governor Collins for the appointment. 1100 Freneh I appreciate, however, Sen. Douglas St cast tom’s recommending me te the Governor. I feel that I am qualified to perform the duties of the office of Clerk of Circuit Court, and 1 again say that 1 would like the opportunity of serving the people of our county in that position. Open Friday! ITil 9 p. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. paid political *<tv. Open m. •CENTER* Fridays Til 9 p. m. I �AQ2 William Whaaton is hoisted for simulated drop. . . and is dunked in full arctic gear and saved by helicopter after inflating life raft. Demonstration was given for Sanford civic and business leader guests of Cdr. I. M. Rowell (Staff Photos) .Tax Rolls Open To Public Monday ^ County properly owner* con check the aa.see.intent vote storting Monday at tha Tax Aaaeaaor’a office. The rolls will be open to the public until Nov. *0 when the board of county commisaionern will hold their equalization meeting. The tax bills are expected to be mailed out by Dec. IS and tha normal diaeounta will be allowed on payment at MUa. Diaeounta include four per cent within 30 days after tha bHi ta issued; three per cent after the second 30 days; two per eant after the third 80 days and one per eerrt nfter tha following 30 days. Tha tentative millage rate has been ant at II milla. Concert Series Ticket Sale W ithin 2 5 0 O f Goal The Sanford-DeBary Entertain­ ment Aaan. concert ticket u le which soda efUclally tomorrow la XO tickets abort ef the MOO need­ ed te insure achedulintf *nt the aerlei, Chairman Cheater Rea rick Mid today. ThU numoer iaciuoci many who pledged earlier te buy tickets but who here not picked them up. The aaeociadon urged today that k Congress May Aid Cranberry Growers WASHINGTON UI'D-Congre; may be aaked to come to the aid of haraiaed cranberry growera who fear they will be turned away from the nation's Thanksgiving dinner table thaw year. Sen. Richard I.. Neubergcr (Du Ore.) announced he wai prepar“ inf leglalatloo to help producera who may be atuck with moat of their crop becaute of a cancer acare. The action came Thursday a* the Agriculture Department hint­ ed it could not buy the rranherrtee on a large w ale bail* aa part of the farm aurplui purchase program. Arthur I. Flemming, secretary . ef health, education and welfare. * aet ntf the furor Monday b> warning housewives that part of die Washington and t'regon crop* were tainted with a chemical weed kilter which c need cancer in rati. Neubergcr >aut h< might pro­ pone in a hill that the government he given ipccial authorization to purchase a n y uncontaminated cranberries not wild. "if government (eating fail* to •w rapidly remove preaent public doubta concerning the advisability ef eating cranberriea." he said, "simple equity demand* that the government aa»l»t Innocent per­ son* who were injured by the initial blanket warning.” Sen. Ilirriaon A. William* Jr. (D-N, J.k also wat among those urging "full indemnification" to farmers who face economic set_ back*. Don Royer Gets Jaycee Award Don ^toyrr ba* been earned San­ ford “Jayree of thr Month" hy a •pecial Ja j.e e nominating com­ mittee today. Royer hail participated in many Of the organization's projects ineluding lu*eh»1! night, radio day W ami wu< rhairman of Aunt Jem i­ ma Pancake Day. Royer came to ianford fruen Wayne>boro. Va and wa* active in (ivic aftair* there. Health Assn. To Meet The Senunole County Mtntal Health Association will meet a t7:30 r m. Monday at the McKinley nail Methodist Church. * all persona who said they would buy tickets pick them up or phone the office at First St. and Park open Monday to illow extra time foe tickets to be obtained. Office hours are from 14 a. m. to 4 p. m. The telephone number i* FA 27M3. Ticket* may be brought from the office or from Individual sellers. Residents in Chuluola can call Mrs. Virginia Chadwick and in Larngwood, Mr*. Robert Hammond. In Sanford t e following persons are telling ticket* and may be contacted at their homes. Mr*. J. U Raker. Mrs. Richard Deas. Mr*. R. K. Cooper, Mr*. R. A. Smith, Mrs. C. H. Schilke. Mrs. M. L. Raborn Jr.. Mrs. Wil­ liam Gramkow, Mrs. G. Andrew Speer, Mr*. Frank Mcbane, Mr*. W. E. Bristol, Mr*. W. K Kirch hoff. Mr*. Donald Rales, Mr*. C. Ver­ non Miie Jr., Dr. Wade Rucker, Mr*. Harold Kastner, Mr*. Leon­ ard Munson. Mr*. Ann Tamny, Steve Powell and D. E. Thomp ton. ticket chairman. The series i* trhcduled to start Nov. 19 and among the highlight* will be Jo«e Green'* Spanish Dancer*. The Florida Symphony Orchestra and the Stetson Uni versify Glee Club. 'Queen 01 Hearts' To Be Selected News Briefs TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Gov. LeRoy Collins may go home from the hospital today or Saturday. The governor has been hospitalized with an intestinal infection. Typhoon Hits Island NAHA, Okinawa IIJPI) - Ty phoon Emma hit Okinawa |nday with IZO-m. p. h. winds, hut no casualties were reported among the American troops or Okinawan* when the all-clear wa* sounded. t p. m. Slocks DeBary Chamber Meets Wednesday Band Association To Hold Barbecue Dusty Boots Rodeo Is Slated Sunday W « VOL. XLIX WEATHER: Partly cloudy and mild through Saturday. High today alxnit 80, low tonight in the upper 80’s. Unites! Press Unset! Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, NOVEMRER 13. 1959 SANFORD’ FLORIDA NEW YORK tUPI) - Stock prices at 1 p m.: American Airlines .......... ?4'« Paperless Cigarette American TAT ............... 7T«* STOCKHOLM IUPI) — A paperleea cigarette will soon be put on American Tobacco............. 1031, the Swedish market by the Swedish Bethlehem Steel ................ S 3 '. ................... tobacco monopoly. The cigarette, C A D «*."• ................. called "Hillo'' has slready been Chrysler Curtis* ■ Wnght ............. . 32*x void In two Swedish cities — Cere- DuPont .................. 230', bro and Vaastrraaa — to test con­ Eastman Kodak ................. sumers' interest. Ford Motor ................ S3Vs General Elrrlric ............... Rough Penalty General Motors ............. St GAINESVILLE (DPI) _ Stud­ Graham . Paige ............... 2W ent* may be penalired in such Inti TAT 40'« ................. subjects as msibemaltrs if they Iairtllard .................... 40’ ■ do not use good English at the Minute Maid ....................... 2l*s University of Florida, ilie College Penney ....................... IIS1* of Arts and Seienres adopted a Penn HR ..................... IMl resolution to put greater emphasis Royal American 4 ........... on proper use of English regard- Sears Roebuck ........... 4»'« lass of the subject. 4flV, Standard Oil (N J) .......... Studebaker ■**■* 2D', Ada Expensive* U. S. Steel ........... S.Vl ST1, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Westinghouse El. stale spent II. I It),non u ads fritt­ ing in national publications during fiscal 1M». The Florida Devrlnpmenl Coin mission said in its annual report Thursday that about two thirds of this *uin was used to attract tourists. The remainder waa aimed at bringing news industry to Flor­ Dr. Miles W. Thumley. Orlando ida. surgeon will be the guest speaker at the regular monthly meeting of Campus Poll COLLEGE PARK. Mil. t l 'P l i - the Dellary Chamber of Commerce A campus newspaper poll of siu in Stetson University dining room dents at the University of Mary­ at T a. m. Wednesday. November land shows 4Z per cent think there IB. is nothing wrong with pre marital Because of the prominence of sex relations. However, university officialt promptly eritcizcd the stir- the speaker plus the value and in­ vey of too students as being "scicn- terest in his subject of health, lificially unsound" and not repre­ chamber of rummi-rn- mi'inhcrs sentative of the school's 1Z,«)0 stu­ may invite adult meinlH-r* of their dent*. families and other gucOi, accord ing to President Harry P. Newton Ticket* will be on ,al* at the Chamber nflice dunnc regular husine** hours until November I* at 4:30 p, m. and ticket* must lie obtained by that lime, j * none will be available at the no ling. This The Seminole Bund Association deuariore from th e riv-W r proce in order will hold a harliecue at h p.m, in- dure i* deemed ..... . morrow at the Elk* Isnige to facilitate sealing ■>* , maxi ground* with all proceed* to go m um of 300 can be a n "ti-outdated. Regular order of liu-mea* will to repairing and purrhasing hand include the report of itu nominat­ in-lru nienl*. Anyone wishing to take out bar­ ing committee for i:*o officers, becue can pay for their dinners composed o( Harry M Brown, chairman; R o h e r * tidsleiier. and take them home. Music during the barbeiur wilt Henry Lasher, Albert >ai.*biiry and be furnished by the Seminole Ralph Witberell. High School Hand. Tht Seminole - DeBary Heart Council ha* appointed Phillip iloyd n* Coordinator for the Cen­ tral Florida queen of Heart* beauty content to be Held in Han­ ford Jan. !*, Iloyd will coordinale thr a.llvlties to select beauties from all over Cenlral Florida. They wilt be chosen from high school girl* in the 111h and 12th grade* and will be judged on beauty, talent and personality. The Du,ty Boot* Riding Associ­ The rauncil also named Ken ation Rodeo slated Sunday will Leffler as chairman tor the new feature a list of event* from Heart Fund campaign. cutting horse* to calf roping. All entry fees will be placed in a jackpot for each event, and Club To Welcome will be divided between contextant* on a first, second and third District Leader place bails. Sanford's Pilot Club will be hoai Thr rodeo will be held in the to the Pilot governor for Florida arena behind the Farmer's Auction Dec. I Mrs. Mildrtd Patterson, Building with event* to start at will pay her official visit to the It a. m A pork barbecue is slated Sanford group a* head of Florida before, the rodeo starts. Pilot International district four. Mrs. Patterson will return to Sanford in January to plan for the statewide Pilot International con Bennett On Trial caution to ba held bare April l-io Not Local Man at the Mayfair Inn. The Edward Bennett who wa* Sanford Pilot member* heard F. J. Davis of U»e Seminole loast triad for robbery in Circuil Court masters* Chib speak on Tuber­ bare yesterday waa not tha Ed­ culosis i t tha group'* meeting this ward 8. Bennett who live, at HIO week. Tuberculosis prevention and K Fourth St . Sanford. The de­ how TB patients m Seminole Coun­ fendant who plead guilty to petty ty are helped was wplakwd bgr larceny gave hie address as 301 the Sanford attorney. Rcacon fft., Spartanburg, S. C. V a tyf S a ttfo rt* Ib ra ti) Collins Better 16-Year-Old Girl Struck By Auto Sixteen year old Flurrm- Wilson of Sanford received j u on the back of her head and a broken ankle when the was -truck by a car on Onora ltd th » morning according to the Sherdl - office Florence wa* riibn; i bicycle toward the Naval Vir Station be­ tween the base and Sanford Ave, when she cut in front of a car driven hy Benjamin k Oliver, U.S.N,, said deputy Robert Grant. Oliver, who waa travelling in the lam e direction, swerved to avoid the girt, but struck her after skidding IZ fret The Lake Mary Navy man was charged with failure to have hi* vehicle under ronirol Florence Wilson live* at the Country side Trailer Park on Onora Kd. Free Net Lessons Slated Tomorrow Sanford youngsters will be given free tennis lessons tomorrow at Fort Mellon l'ark. The leisun* are scheduled ho start at 9 a. m. and will tie given by formrr net pro Fri'.k Deane. NO. 563 Area's Worst Blizzard Kills 17 Across Midwest Hunters, Board To Reduce School Millage ToFiveffills The Semin da County lit hoot Board ye,Unlay decided that Beminole County's school miliar* roubl lie reduced to five wills lor the IOBli-00 school yaar. The 10 mills approved by coun­ ty voters Not. I will Hot he neces­ sary lierausx the increase in as­ sessed property valuation this year over IUB will bring in more money, School Administrative As­ sistant Waller Teague said today. "The five nulls tax is estimated to produce |7*UWo to I* used lor thr support and maintenance of sphools for the next year and to pay the bowled indebtedness of the board on arhool bonds sold a few months ago." Bupt. K. T. Milwee said yesterday. Two milla will will he used for county current taxes, two mills far district U ses, and one mill for Iho district build­ ing and bus laxas. The revised school budget will be advertised next week and a pubtie hearing will he held on it the following week. The budget will then he sent to the Slate Dept, of Education for apprnvol. The tentalive budge of S'MI.OOU based on the I'Jfirt tax rolls was returned by the Department for revision a f t e r the value of jitSp tax e*empl property wa* certified hy T ai Assessor Richard McCanns. Clans to remodel the classrooms left standing at Ihe old junior high school site also were authorized by Ihe hoaid. The .Seminole Coun­ ty Vocational School will be mov­ ed to this Palmetto Ave. and Ninth HI. site after the classroom* aie remodeled. Parade Float Deadline Nears Sanford organiration* were re minded today that the deadline (or entering floats in this year * Jaycee sponsored 1'hrislmai parade is noon tomorrow. Program chairman Jack Wilber -aid all entries must be made at Hie Jaycee Inform-(ion Building at French Ave. The parade is uheduled Dec. I til church, busmen, civic ami school groupi are welcome to par tieipate in the parade. Phone Building Request Denied A request 10 build a new distri­ bution telephone renter east of All a monte Spring* has been turn­ ed down by Hi* County Zoning Board. Robert Brown, toning director, today said the rrquert waa turned down after resident* eg the area complained to the board that the propotrd new building would ba in a rrtidenlal ioax. The request had been made by Ihe Winter Park Telephone Co. Cattle • b ’ *t Trapped HELENA, Mont. (UPI) - five season’s biggest snow storm roared out of the RockWa into thn Great Plains and Midwest today, leaving Montana paralysed unde* iu woret hlittprd in history. At least IT death* wee* blamed on Hie storm. Helena, Montana's fa pits! «ky, waa crushed by a 21.3-inch snow­ fall. the heaviest 34-hour storm sine* Ihe Weather Bureau began keeping record i her* in 1900. Cut Bank. Mont., shivered In 23 below-rero cold and th* Weath­ er Burrau said th* t<« laden air would extend over Wyoming, Col­ orado and the middle plainx states and drop temperature* near zero through the Midwest. Montana ranchers, caught with a 13 per rent surplus duo lo slow livestock markets, began a des­ perate hattle lo reach to,nun to IS.OOn head of eattle and sheep trapped In giant drift*. The ranchers said the "fatality rat* for slrays wOuld probably be severe,'* but said past experience had taught them to be prepared by laying m plenty of feed. Rescue p.irlie* spent the Hay bringing stranded hunters out of the mountains By nightfall, th* only liiinti-rs unaccounted for were two Montana State University student*. Bub Amirk Jr., of Bill­ SANFORD K1.KS' UKAUTY reprewentnlivi; in the Klku ings and Richard Maxwell of beauty contest ut Cypress Durden.* Nov, 88 will tie .Mian Warm Springs. .Martha Ann t ’anirmti *»f 18-1 Myrtle Ave. The 28-yearEight were kilted on -mowslick­ ed Illinois highways. *ix died in old FSU senior will also be in the ljueen'a Court tit the Montana, two were killed in Iowa, Tangerine Howl football game in January. Miss Cameron and one fatality was reported in waa chtMen hy the Youth Activity Commit! i of the Michigan. Sanford Klk.V Lodge. The slot it) wat expected to de­ liver up to eight inches of snow In tin- Tcva*Oklahoma panhan­ dle, \eh ratk a, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa. The Wi-atber Bureau said snows from two to five inches drep would rage through the Ohio Vat, ley into Pennsylvania amt turn all highways from the Buckie* to the Apjialachian* into potential ' death traps. HAVANA (U l'li Premier FI with peFmittmg the raid—from it* The cold wave wax expected to cause local turning in central del Caalro today accused the airfields, lie conceded that the United California. United Slates of harboring ‘ war criminals" and ««rrying on eco States has taken some step* to mimic and pre,* attack* agatntt nail such raids, but rmmlerballanc Golfers To Hold hi* nation But he appeared tired id this admission with a long *er 'Las Vegas Night' and the speech lacked the usual ies of aecusalions. fire of past orations. The Sanford Men and Women’# They include these charges: Uaalro, in a three hour, lu min i Golf Association will hold a joint —The United Stales is following "Las Vega* Night" parti. Sat­ ule television appearance that lasted well past midnight, did nol a "policy uf open arm s to war urday at thr Mayfair Country make hia expected reply to Ameri­ criminals exiled from Cuba." C'luh for member* and iheir can protests that his anil Ameri —’(Tie United States is carrying guests. can statements are inalirioui and on "a purposrlul campaign of eco­ Uniform nf the evrning will be are hurling Cuban American rel* nomic aggression" as part of cun "Westain Attire." Several prize* Ikm*. ipiracy against his regime. will be awarded. Price of admis­ —The American press is nut giv­ sion is SI to per couple. He said he considers inoffensive a pamphlet that the United State* ing his regime fair reporting, lie Free hor* dorm er* wdt he has found to be objectionable. 'Hie singlet out the Miami News, the served at T p. m. and a char­ pamphlet allows victim* of lost New York Journal American, Life coal fire will be ready at 9 p ns. month's air battle over Cuba. Cas- Magaime, and the two American for guests to eosik their oww Irn has charged Ihe United States wire services for criticism. steaks. * Castro Charges U . S . Aiding W ar Criminals � 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 12, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 12, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 12, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/31047cb23738bd080ffc3c1a6ecad8ac.pdf 7a2f71659ec999b84f422281d9e109af PDF Text Text % % r .Kiv'y ' +» Ff4CW^rt-t r • / .S*» ’ - *"**“•‘ M , t .• -rva\'A / . . »"V - -* f * w . - r i -«. , ,4 - > l\ i cf* -x CASH PRIZES W E E K L Y ! yifr.1 Match Year Skill With Other Local Football Eiperts And Get Paid For Yoar Faa. r*^‘;Tm ^v *? v FIRST ANNUAL FOOTBALL CONTEST CONTEST RULES • 20 football games thin weekend a n ' in each ad on thin peg*. Indicate winner by i in the name of team opposite the ndvu name in the Eatrp Blank. N# aeocea. Jug* |U t winners. • Pick a number which you think w il be the high­ est number of points scored bp any on* team on this page and place this number In the space providedin Entry Blank. This will be need te Weak CASH PRIZES will b« awarded «ach week (in accordance [with Content Rules at right) as follows: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd PRIZE: !•* $rd PRIZE $5. Nothing to Buy. Nothing to Pay. No Obligation. ;THIS PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH fTUESDAY DURING THE FOOTBALL OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK [SEASON. cs - r t ir e s Used T h u - C k u fw r in • R***»» r«tww L\ af rta. GaaM Mtr WIOD TIRE BUPPLY. INC FA 2-0051 1st S t ARMY VS OKLAHOMA GUCKENHE1MER Bleed ANCIENT AGE flftk * 3 W h- m I for 011.75 $3«4 phi las 3 for (or 010.25 01OJ ta O 7 b /v w & 9 n n My Nam* U —......................... ~ - A ddrm Beggarly Appliance Crater ..........— Winner ... — Wtaaer Bob Cnunlsy Agency — Winner Day ’■ N ils Grin — Winner Shoemaker Construction Co. Winner George's Tavern ..Winner Hill Lumbar ft Supply Winner Gregory Lumber ....... . Winner McKee Motor C o........ Winner Lake Monro* Inn Ted WiSUma Hardware C o ....... — W inner___ Burger King ...........................W in n e r -----Berry’* Warehouse Furniture ......... Winner ___ Ne-Hl Bottling Co. ____________ Winner ___ WaR Plumbing ft Heating........ ........ W inner___ Philip* Cltiee S erv let...................... Winner ..._ Carrol’s Fumltnr* .......... — —........Winner ..... McRoberla Tire Supply ----------------Winner ...... Senkirik Glass ft Paint ..............— Winner ___ Hunt Lincoln • Mercury ...............Winner — Harry’s Bar ft Package -------- ----- Winner ..... I think win be the HOST POINTS scored by ONE team Rm U 17-**, lVt Milas North of Sanford Phene FA WI0S f>msk Dun* AIR FORCE VS ARIZONA ‘ With Ceoter-Duct System — Tiss or Oil. PLUMBING • HEATING AIR - CONDITIONING 1MT 1 leafwd Ave, AUBURN VS GEORGIA GOOD FOOD NIGHT LAYAWAY CARROLL'S Furniture 116 W. First S t Before The Big Games Thin Weekend — Make Sure Your Refrigerator la Sleeked W ith— " B P O RC The Fresher Refresher NE-HI Qeslitj FIiv m , Um Standard hy Which Other* Are in NE-HI BOTTLING CO. 1*4 CELEBY AVE. PENNSYLVANIA VS COLUMBIA -COMPLETE IN S U R A N C E •KBVfCB” WINNERS OF LAST WEEKS CONTEST: FIRST PKIZE — MARK RA HORN. 2101 Cordova Drivy. SECOND PRIZE — JENNY LYNN YOUNG. 813 Rosalia Drivr, THIRD PRIZE — DAVID TALLER. 215 W. 20th Street. FA M m See “Shorty” Phillips We got m keep r o w car parriag — . » tth Cltiee Service product* ■ Sad efficient meckanlcal nock. [Alan feat, conrIcon, tervke! TILLEY HEATERS T E D W ILLIA M S HARDWARE *01 R. 25th St. WISCONSIN VS ILLINOIS PA 3-3461 P H ILLIP S C IT IE S SERVICE Headquartrre (or U-HAUL Trailers FA 2-5024 2600 Orlando Drive 17 • *2 — at the doverleef ARKANSAS VS 8 M U ANCIENT AGE SEAGRAM’S “7” Nationally Advertised Furniture at Discount Prices 3} 4 fis M y ’A WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. HI W. Pint M. PA 1-Silt CALVERTS SCHENLEY 75 im* V 2 8 9 * • - * 1l l1p w m ^ PA MIM TEXAS A * M VS RICR / 7 4 2 4 4 fl • • MERCURY ENGLISH FORD 4 LINCOLN EDSEL PURDUE VS MINNESOTA * \ . „ ___ . PA 2-4423 Cn-Hponanr «f V. d f k feeths ll heeefcaata ever WIOD FLORIDA1STATE VS WILLIAM ft MARY about «* special caae prices. HBARA and R RPACKAGE Y 'S 114 S. Park Ave.*.9860 "The Brands W* Have Will Please You.* NORTHWESTERN VS MICHIGAN STATE Come. Register For A F REE T R I P to NA S S A U Muffle* Noiie * Kaaj T e laalall • (om plctclj Pre-fiaiahed from 14c sq. f t SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. > 3 29 m th OLD CROW 86 PROOF S c» A tm lr o n i Tc11ured C l ’SHfOSTONK add* e lawk nf la iu rj ai LOW COST. In asp rnwn la 7 our hunt. • M APLE AVK. at Sts ST. FA 2-7394 19 RELSKA VODKA New Beauty for your Ceilings Full Line ol A re iitro e i Ceiling ■ 1011 8. French li t W. 2nd 8t. 4 CALVERTS RESERVE Ask Headquarters For • • He* U« MOORE PAIRTS ARE BEST! SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. FA 2-4881 109 N. Palmetto Av*. FA 2-eM* OHIO STATE VS IOWA TENNESSEE -Hamm Built with Pride" LI Mila* Writ aI tha traffic light at Mth A Prasch VA S-74M Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 'S fS M h q s i'A TULANK VS VANDERBILT RAVENNA PARK Bob Crumley Agency AtlaeUr Bask Build. NORTH CAROLINA VS VIRGINIA CLKMSON VS MARYLAND AND PARTS FA 2-5181 Sanford, Florida G RILL Tha Stilt Market KaitaariM Preach Are. at 12th PLAN For Christmas Gift* Football Contest Editor SANFORD HERALD Air Conditioned Comfort ‘N ’ USE OUR FA ! U U la DAY H IL L Lumber (jr Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd St. Senfeed, Fin. NOTRE DAME V8 PITTSBURGH Mail or bring entry blank to: o only heating system bucked by s 11,000 ___ifori Bond. S Spue* Has (am — Floor Furnaces — Furnaces WALL at Sanford’s Oldest Building Supply Firm u Though we’re Is Middle W BEMOMUNG. you mm STILL Cell — -The Lewher Ksaher" — PA M M for SUDDEN SERVICE PENN STATE VS HOLT CROSS COLEMAN HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT “ You Can Rely on the INTEGRITY, EXPERIENCE and FAIR DEALING “One Block West of the dock* investigate Tha Rest — Th*a Install The Boat mf NO EMPLOYEE OF THE SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETfL fHiaaDBS bis Facsimile ih a Accepted) B M A N n ’ l A m P DENMAN M • One entry only to each contestant Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or j ed no later than Friday Noon,, November 1 ft RENAULT DAUPHI NE Up to 10 miles per galoa McKEE $1695 delivered MOTOR CO. PA 2-M9S Preach Ave. YALE VS PRINCETON BAG G ERLY’S A PPLIAN CE C EN TER 2U1 Orlaadw Drive Frkea g.ggjj MICHIGAN VS INDIANA Thick Shake* Broiled Burgees MAN ITS A WHOPPER! Save - Drive a $295 down FOR TWO Further DetaiM At Our Store Sf* the s «ini»ohe’ Homecoming Gnm* Iriday Night — Then Drop By Our Place lo r A FREE COKE! B U R C E R K IN 6 Frewth Ave* at 22ad TEXAS VS T C V �feezoning 3\ \ \ t Study Set WEATHER: Sunny today and partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. High today. 76*82. Low tonight. 40*66. fle xt Week C United Pnaa Uaaad Wlra EatablUhad 1908 \yEDNKSDAY, NOVF.MBKR 11, 1059 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO, SSI Lake Jessup Causeway On Road Project Tha laaford etty *omminioo will aiMt with ttM city ton in ( and planatof board Nov. 1# to discus* a board decision which refused Thu County Commitaioa y**tor- Ineluda such roada a* IB 437. SB One at the worst roada in tha SR m from UR 44 te the St. SR II at Lake Mary to BB 46 rtaonioi at lour iota on Sanford 11 from tak a Mary to SR 4* and county according to the two of­ Johns River. day got a "look into the future" SR 434 at Longwood to SR 403 At*, bitwaan W h and 3ftth on proposed new primary >od IB 425 from UR 41» north to SR ficials were Bear Lake Road in SR Uti—to Lake Howell to the to the east county line. y tru ta . 427 at Gindarvilla which would Insecondary roada in Seminole cluda Mm causeway acroaa Lake the aoulhwest which Boggi said Orange County line. SR 44 to he aligned sad ha* Saminoia BaaUy owner W. M County and went oo record oe ap­ Jessup. *om* 300 ears are using daily. Secondary road projects include; proved from Interstate 404 to Mto Dtotrieh* appaaiad to the tomState Road Department official* proving the proponed project# by Among the project* will be SR 437 at Ginderville to SR 44. ACL overpass and Geneva Am. niasioa Monday night to act coo Henry T. Boggs and Williard Biel- building up the road to the Orange the State Road Department*. SR 472 to Mm Orange County to SR 13-600, trary to a toning and planning High oo the list waa a new by gave a brlsf run down on pro­ County line. SR 44-A trout 1R 4M to Ih* line to SR 438. board recommendation and rrionc causeway to be built acroaa Labe posed primary and secondary Primary road project* listed by Weklva River and Mm Orange SR 437 from SR 434 to Hinder* County Line. Jeeaup that will greatly ahorten rotd projects but emphaaiiwi the the officials under ttM five-year tha iota from residential to neigh­ the distance from Oviedo to San­ proposed plan ia "only iu the plan include: ville. Sr. 419 east lo SR m and aou* borhood commercial. ford. working atage now.” SR II from SR 419 northeast lo to SR 411. SR 41 from Interstate 400 to A neighborhood grocery atora"It wiU be a boom for Sanford Bielby termed the county road French Ave. at First St. Chuluola rutoff. SR 423 from SR 4M north to isundorette unit is proposed for as far aa perking up busineaa." system "adequate" and said tha SR 41 from French A*e. lo MelSR 13 In the Econlorkhalrhec SR 419. land owned by C. D. ChamChairman John Kriider laid. county should be getting a great lonville Ave. River to SR 428. Red Bug Lake Road from SR Other new projects under a deal mora fundi because at SR 4M from ISM* lo Lake SR (34 at Long wood to SR 137 433, east to SR (24 and UR 4Jg i at Poonoylvania. proposed five-year program wiM the growth at the area. Howell. to SR 428. to SR 419. aren't doing any* ana any good sitting there aa they a rt now," said Dietrichs. " If tha surrounding area ever did develop into a residential area a neighborhood grocery and launderetta would b t convenient for nearby raaldents," he ex* plained. "Spot toning isn't good for a ** growing Sanford," city attorney William Hutchljon said. Dietrichs and commissioner foe Baker WASHINGTON t UPI * - Th* on rigged TV quiz show*, offen­ A five man commute* t* study agreed that ona of tha reasons Federal Communications Com­ sive commercials and other broad­ ways of solving the county’* drain­ the toning board had rejected mission (FCC) **l in motion to­ cast practices "contrary to tha age problem* waa appointed by the m ooing was to avoid put* day a sweeping new investigation the county rommlaslonera yester­ Ung commercial diatrlcts through­ which could bring a crackdown public IntorMt." day afternoon. out city residential areas. Th* commission will survey FIRST SI(iN OF SANTA S APPROACH Appointed were Warren Knowles, City commissioner Carlo Hig­ A. S. Merrill. C. I. Lee, Harofd just what powrr* it has to pollen ginbotham said he thought the Kaslner and M. L. Cullum. radio and TV programming. R zoning board waa right to refuse Among the first Job* the com­ said Tuesday th* inquiry might ■pot aiming, but doesn't see how mittee will perform will be meet­ lead to proposal* for a*w Ugi*> w g n area is question will remain ing with (fate mil conservation Hoax Tactics Change laiioo hy Congress. m idontlal with Jets flying over experts on the possibility of th* M. Retoning of a larger area JACKSONVILLE lU Pli - Bomb county applying for matching fundi Th* FCC also will Uk* a hard would bo a lot aasier to take than boaxcri here hav* switched their new look at ita policiaa on grant­ under the Small Waterthed Pro­ Just rt-clasoifying the four loti rails from school* to banks. Some­ established by Congrei* in The first slgni of the approach­ rade. This will be the largest num- gram, hi question, Higginbotham ex­ 1933. one telephoned a bomb threat to ing radio and Itltvlalon station ing Christmas season are appar­ beat ever to take part. plained. Ihe Atlantic National Bank Build­ license* lo make sure they are Under the program, the county ent now ai city work crews fin­ There are four categories in may match funds with the federal ing Tuftday afternoon anti more "adequate ia view of th* ehang-. ished up their annual chore of than 300 persona were evacuated ed and changing condition* ia tha stringing up Yule decoration* which floats may be entered, re­ government to construct drainage whil* police and firemen nude a broadcaat industry.’’ facilities. ligious, commercial, business and downtown. Th* commitaioa laid thi# pfaaa* search. No bomb was found. Crews worked late Monday and civic organizations and acboots. of th* investigation would involve most of yesterday finishing up the of "more detailed "The church groups are really Trooper Shoots Self development decorations. and precise standards for tha on the ball with their entries com­ Another sign of the season is ST PETERSBURG (UPI) - A guidance of broadcaatera to th* the forthcoming deadline (or the ing ki fine," Wilber said, "but aa slat* trooper, test firing a friend's cxercia* of their responsibility." THAT’S CASH — And it wan presented to United Fund far aa the other groups are con­ pistol, accidentally shot hlmsell Th* agency will hire additional President Clifford McKibbin by Ih* Sanford Nnvnl Air A Sanford resident luffcred a loth annual Chriatma* Parade. Jack Wilber, parade chairman cerned, we are moving loo slow­ lo death Tuesday alirrnoon. High­ staff members and otherwise *xpossible skull fracture and other Station officer, ('apt. L A. Arthur. The IH.Hl !).(>(>, one way Patrolman Jamei M. Hrrndun pedtte Ihe inquiry, which stem­ Injuria* hi a two car collision fur the Jaycees, reminded local ly " of the major gifts to the fund, wan given by station per­ LAKF.LANU (UPI) - The U S, organuatioiu and clubs that the tried to clear the jammed pistol med from the recant a on grassyeitarday. There will be a first and sec­ Agriculture Department i* stand­ sonnel, six squadron*. Hat wing (hie and the Murine when it accidentally fired off seve­ ional investigation of rigged quia Mrs. T. II. Bruwn waa listed in deadline for entering floats i* ond place award in each of the ing pal on its estimale of the b a rra c k s. (Stuff Photo) ral rounds ia rapid succession, programs. serious condition at Seminol* Saturday. The parade i* scheduled Dec. divisions, with a trophy and Florida citru* crop. sending on* bullet into hit cheat. This is th* fourth Investigation Memorial Hospital at noon today In the second monthly eatimal* t and, according to Wiltcr, the plaque for each place. He bled lo death before he could of ridio-TV practice*, in addition aa a result of the mishap. of th* season Tuesday, Hi* govern­ he taken 1* a local hospital. "it promises lo he the biggest to Ih* congressional hearing*, Police aaid Mrs. Brown, a pasa- entries are lagging. All entries must In- registered parade in the history of Sanford," ment made no changes In ita which next will consider alleged ,.ongax In a ear operated by law* • ' < . l ir*l* .S f 91 .n|ll*er hose* of bribes to dis* Jockeys, Use Fed­ Y rote Total edy Brown waa hurt when the at thi uayrer intt-tinatiun* bund­ Wilber said. oranges, 32 million mixes of grat*Brown car collided with a car ing on Freni n Ave. before they TALLAHASSEE ( UPI > - A total eral Trad* Commitaioa has start, frult, four million boxes of tange­ can enter the paradr. driven by Mrs. Mildred Smith at of 177.933 person* voted 1**1 wrek rd a crackdown sn false and milrines ami 300.000 boxes of lime*. Wiliter reported that tt hand W. ZOUi St. near Country Club against Ihe 41-senator, I(l3-repr«- trading commercial! and th* Jus­ 1 liner* I Manager Robert W. have been lined up for the pa Boad. senlallv# rrapportiomnent plan, tice Department la looking ini* Rutledge of Florida Citrus Mutual, Police are still investigating the (hr official stale can­ the legal question* involved to who criticized the Agriculture De­ WASHINGTON (UPI) President chairman of the Stale Railroad according •sure of the accident. partment's .Marketing Service last Eisenhower today appointed Dem­ and I’ubllr Utilities Commission, vas Tuesday. The figure, which rigged quit program* and ether Mra. Brown lives at Route 2 included almost 12<),<x)0 negative fraudulent praelie**. month for issuing a price mitlook, while Mrs. Smith gave her address said "The outlook for marketing ocrat Alan S. Boyd, ■ Florida utili­ will fill the vacancy left hy the votes in Dade, Hrnward, Palin aa 400 Orange Ave. ties cummitsmner, I* the Civil reaignalion uf lamia J. Hector. Hec­ Reach and Pinellas counties, waa NEW YORK (UPI) - Slock The "High Fever Follie*’’ will Ihe crop on a prof liable basil continues good " tor’s term ran to Dec. 31, PJfll. 31,334 volei mure than Ihe 24H,IM)1 Aeronautic* Board. prices at 1 p. m return to Sanford again. J Rutledge, however, u s l the 24'« American Airline* ............. Boyd, 37, will servr on a recess cast for the amendment. Boyd, a Miami lawyer and The Seminole Memorial Hospital estimate "is of no immediate 78 •» appointed until Ins numinalton is American TAT ............ Auxiliary, in an -Hurt lu raise Labor Boss Attacked acted upun by the .Senate. American Tobacco ............ HKI'x needed funds for ihe hospital, has significance lo growers and lliereBARTOW iUPI) —Sen. Spcsaard Hector, one of the CAB’S two Bethlehem Steel .............. . 54'. decided to put on the local talent fore w* have no comment to make on Ihe estimate Itaelf." Democratic members, quit in Sep­ Holland said Tuesday night AF1# C A 0 ................ KI show the last week in Marrh. Rutledge added, “There is a tember. In his teller of resigna­ CIO Vice President Walter HeuChrysler ................... 62‘* Project chairman for the show. United Press International 30V, Mrs. W. II Faulk, said today that very strong fresh fruit market Curtiss-Wright ............... tion. Hector strongly criticized th* ihcr lias allied himself with Team Zero temperature* bit into Mon­ for oranges, grapefruit ami tan­ .vler* President James II.d u by 250'i CAH'a melhuds of controlling the ................. all funds derived from the show tana today on th* heels of a WASHINGTON (UPI) — Preai DuPont 97'» will go toward purchase of a gerines with every indication of nation's commercial aviation in­ his attack on Southern Democrats, raging blizaard that cau**d the ‘ deni Eisenhower today reconven­ Eastman Kodak ................ Heuthrr said Monday that labor death of four airmen In th* crash ................. . 7lP» Cardiac Pacemaker for the use a pickup within the next three ed the epcdal steel strike fact­ Ford Motor BIRMINGHAM, Aia. (UPtl - dustry. weeks, which should result m in­ Til* CAR sets rates ami route* union* should stop supporting the of litre# all weather air fore* Jet*. finding board under the Taft- General Electric ................. . 82'» uf heart patlcntf at the hospital. creased Adm Arleigh A. Burke, chief of for ill U. S. airlines. It tliurei air Democratic Party a* lung a* II on—tree buying." General Motor* ............. . 51’- Cost of this equipment is about The cold, accompanied by scat­ w '# Hanley law. 1 >. $2,500. Mrs. Faulk said. naval operations, sounded a warn­ safety responsibilities wilh the maintains Southern conservatives tered snow (lurrie*, was expected ......................... During a 30-day period dating Kels In key committee posts. The Follies will he staged thrre Police Nab Four ing today against new proposals Federal Aviation Agency. lo move through Wyoming into from the Supreme Court’s ap­ Graham Paige ................. . 2>* s:*' • night* at the Sanford High School .................. the northern and central plain* proval of a tirrl sink# injunc Inti T A T to reorganize the Defense De­ II' * auditorium It will be Hi# third Man Burglar Ring Navy Takes Action ................. and Hi# upper Mississippi Valley turn, the board of inquiry will lairlllard partment. County Deposits WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th* and Great Lakei, study and report to the President Minute Maul ............... . 2D* time that the show has been pre­ ST. PETERSBURG. Fla tUTlI He expressed his opposition ;n ................... . 117 sented. Navy today ordered its rumon resumed union . management Penney Ahead uf Ih* storm, shower* IV • ............. At a recent meeting of the Police claimed the capture of a a speech read at ■ world peace Double In Decade mauds throughout the world to were expected in ■ wide belt negotiations and (he final settle­ Penn KH 4 Royal American ............. auxiliary, Ihe women decided to tour-man burglar ring today anti lunch marking Veterans’ Day. Rank Deposits have more than halt aervutg cranberries suspeclrd from eastrrn Texat ami the lower ment offer made by industry. .......... 49* ■ hold Ihe show every other year said one of Ihr prisoners admitted Burke was unable to attend and doubled in Seminole Countv over of bring contaminated with a pos­ Mississippi Valley through th* The Supreme Court ruled Nov. Scars Roebuck hr was present when would lie 17'» in an effort to grt Ihe best local .... T that the Taft • Hartley injunc- Standard t*d 1N.l) tha ipeech waa read by Vie* the last ID years. Ihe hoard of sible cancer prodortng agent. The Ohm Valley into New York Slate. ........ . 28 talent available, including Navy - safecrackers engaged m a battle Adm. Wallace M. BeakJey, dep ronnly commissioner* was told \n n y and Air Force were ex Th* Jrls, Hying in a squadron , Ho halting the strike waa con- Sludebaker I wilh police. !*)’» personnel. U. S. Steel netted lo follow suit. The Navy yesterday. were "weathered in" hy the bill­ l 0 ititutional. uly chief of naval operations. City authorities said the four Talent tryouts will tie held According to statistics compiled directed that nn more cranberries iard and urdered fo land, but th* The board will work with Joseph . i r n I C l I The Defense Department re­ admitted fo pulling IS burglaries previous to Ihe Follie* lo get the F. Finnegan, chairman of the S d C C IQ I I D I j C D O O l in lit* St. Petersburg Tampa organised 13 month* ago U a by Ihr State ltu.id Department, t* served which are clearly mark­ thrr* ran out uf fuel ami crashed. best talent possible. Negotiation and Conciliation Serj , area, tine l.yle T. Fnni*, 25, ad­ "(undameniilly sound structure deposits in I'iCJ totaled $11 mil ed as having come from Washing Four airmen rod* their plane* I* lion whilr IhU year the figure lun or Oregon nr are not tdenti- their deaths, but two bailed Mil vice who. under law, has the "J"q S t O r t M o n O O V mit fed he was at Ihe Lakewood for solving the drfense problems has soared lo $25 milium. liable a* to fheir origin. responsibility for contiruinr nego. . . . and were rescued. Country Club early Monday when of the UnUed Slat**," Burke »*id. Hiltons Sanford police and sheriff » do- Jury Finds Man officers trapped a burglar only lo putics will receive training from let him escape after a five minute four Kill special agents in a Fede­ guriflght when he look Ihr rare ral, ttureail of Investigation school Guilty Of Assault Band Association A Circuit Court Jury yesterday laker as a hostage. to be held at the police station j found Terrell Riggerstaff of San­ next Monday through Friday. Plans Barbecue Defensive tactics, robbery ln*rs ford guilty of aggravated a*»ault. Radio Man Held Iliggerslaff was charged with the The Seminole High School Band ligation, crime scene searches and Association will plan for ita Sat­ collection and preservation of evi­ June 21 shotgun shooting of Ray Captive By Cubans urday chicken barbecue at a meet­ dence will be among the subjects Chastren at Chasteen'i home. (i. Franklin Ward, president of MIAMI (UPI) A radio network ing in the high school hand room taught eight deputies and IS polire Route 1, Geneva, according to the the Florida Council for Retarded newsman said today hr was held Sheriff* office. tomorrow at * p. ni. The bar- men Courtesy and discipline, note A Pro sentence investigation of for three hour* hy Cuban police Children, consulted wilh the Semi­ hecue to he held from 3 to I taking and report writing, latent nole Association for retarded child­ p. m. Saturday will be at the fingerprints. Jurisdiction of federal Riggerstaff's character, person­ because "all 1 did was tell the ren Monday night oa local plans truth." ality and background will tie made agencies, effective tcstifyuig and Sanford Elks’ Lodge. It will b« Thomas Jacobson, ■ correspond­ for espandlng activiti** m tola sponsored by the Elks and the fundamentals of revolver slvooting by Ihe district parole board lo ent for Mutual Hroadcasting .Sys­ field. Band Association for the benefit will also be taught in Pie 8 a m aid Judge Colic Williams to deter­ The state organization has II ac­ tem. said he was picked up at his mine what sentence to Impose. until noon classes. of the band. hotel by Cuban police last Saturday tive units now and is urging selling afternoon. He said hr was ques­ up of schools for retarded young tioned about three hours, held pris­ strra in aich community, Ward oner in a room with barred win­ told th* member* of the local dows, and thrn retraced the same group. The Simland Training Center at day. Gainrsvllle has a wailing list of almut 1,100 who need guidance and The Lake Munr-e Community In ed in their yard* and farm* to standing during the service. "It schooling, he said. Th* Gateway day is celebrating in anniversary tell them of Ihe importance of a was a community church. There Elks Lodge Picks and I’rimrosc Schools at Orlando which they look back on with community church were Baptists, Methodists, Jews Local Beauty Entry were riled a* good example* of "There were three selllers here pride. and many other dominations there. Sanford Elks' f-odgr Reauty huw much local school* can help It was 41 years ago on this date who had never even srrn a churrh "Rut we did have one thing in contest entree in the Elk- beauty in training these children. • that some 125 resident* in Ihe before," Mann recalled. "We all got together, got the common, we had built the church contest at Cypres* Gardens will The Seminole association ia reek­ 1 9 area banded together and built the wood ami othrr material* ourselves ourselves and tt was ours and be .Miss Martha Ann Cameron ing permanent quartan for a first church there. vrhuol here and ha* asked permis­ A* L. B. Mann, one of the lead- and spent week after week in our nothing else mattered," Mann add­ of 124 Myrtle Ave ed The 22 year-old Florida State sion fo use the Little Hed School era in the church building, recalls spare lime building the church. Mann recalled that of the origi­ University senior will be part of un i'slmettn Av*. A nursery school "On Nuv. II we were finished, it. "w* canvassed Ih* whole are*, notified every rili/rn around Lake Ihe day the war in Europe was nal )25 per-on* who founded the the "queen’* court" at Cypres* already haa been started, Member* of tha association sign­ Gardens Nov. 22 and at the Tan Monroe and got a wonderful re- over—and we held our first service : church about 80 are left. STUDYING PKOIILKMS uf rtUrdcd children are Mra. Dava Uud*. pre­ together and gav* thanks for | "I wonder what they will b* gerlne Bowl par ad* and gam* to ed up for individual sponsorship sident uf Ih* Saminoia Association for tUtardud Childran, and & V. Ward, | thinking about today at U a. m. January. Miaa Cameron eras cho­ of children to the Sunlaad Center 4*S»fdlnf to Mann, th* men peace," Mann said. of Tampa, president of the Florida Council for Retarded Children, who v u . . .1 hope they remember our The church waa "Jammed"’ ■ ml will send them money, mail sen by the youth activity commitWent out nn bicycles. knocking on .church," he said. guest speaker at lh« Sattfurd group's meeting. . Mam, saal, with many persons arul presents. toe of Hie Sanfmd Elks Lodge. Anon, Muggiuto *(*• a* thug work­ Commission Names Group To Study Drainage Problem FCC Plans New T V Crackdown News Briefs Yule Decorations Go Up; Parade Deadline Near Sanford Woman “ Hurt In Mishap USDA Standing Pat On Citrus '.'High Fever Follies’ 1 p. m. Stocks To Be Staged Again Ike Calls Back Steel Negotiators Ike Appoints Florida Man To Serve On CAB Navy Chief Hits Defense Proposal Zero Temperatures Move Through West Reiarded Children j School Is Sought [ Lake Monroe Marks Church Founding V f : r4 i W �% JMSK€&&*,^tfur: ■illUSHSNfl RBUH IS5®!? fh . !**#«• Was Miss W orld Coatsst Rigged Also? remittent Acts Fruit COTON <UH> - The Dnif Administration (VM) conducted null teat* May te flad e * what pert rt the l» » : eteibotry crag la art* for bw*efar Tkaakaffirlnff wtoae he The testa alaa will thow wheth- M)r atiwr crapa contain tracaa cuttr-producing chemical killer. .The FDA assigned JW Inapac. MM aM stout 40 shtmist* ta da__aslant aM manner IJ killer smtnstrisiule baa srtsu ti cranbcrriea and crop* In WaahlaaWn, Qiu« & aaa, Wlaeaniln, Massachusetts, jflchtesn and New Jrtsey. Arthur I. ricmmlnf, »otr*!»ry af health, education and welfare EL1' Wraaf consumers Monday that ■ rl of tba Washington and Ore. flan crenbetty trap# had bean Stated with raildue. of the *Mm. , teal, whlah asuses thyroid eanaar |i (a rota. I Tka announcement Jolted the I . eeaoheetr Brtuatry !«•» than a?: •aaa weeks kafora Thank.glvl»g. Mater flMd ihelne haltad mIo# af hull and canned cranberries. Of. Mala la •rural eitlea and aUtca aadaiad cranberry guaranili**. Agriculture Secretary Bara T. Beaaan ordarad hia department ta ta find out what it The winner was Corine Settm halter of the Netberlaod*. a ftyesv-eld hlue-eyed honey Meade whose dimension* were liven af* fUtally as IT-SSteT. ”1 am aura Mias Heltead we* padded la tlte h«." the Amarlcen beauty said. "Yea tertalnly «•" toll. Rhe's a toll, eteedov ■ J‘ * net a te ie a bathing hSeuty, "It's very add to me that I tlful MU* Italy aaeJd rams la 1IU when alw la aeth en eutatondlng gtrL I think the Moors M l flat because of Uralr thgato.** Rhe sold she beard rumen that Farmer Banfard Chamber • af Mias Mellend we* either e aweet* LONDON (UPI)-Wee the IMP Mlso World beauty contest rlf* «edf - "Poppycock," contest offlciole i aid. Well, if It wasn’t rigged at least tha wiener ware falsies, com• plained losing American contesteat Loretta Fowell, a Bridgeport, I Cone., secretary. cooId da ta help the hard-hit cranberry prowar*. Ha eftrred “the full raiottteee af the depart, meat” ta aid the producers, Beeson said ha planned ta ant cranberries with his Thaaksglvlae dinner. The FDA lnvfitlfatlea w»* aimed at flndlnp not if cranber­ ries prawn In slates other than Washington and Orofon ware fra* from the chamkal ratldus. Spake*aaa tor trowtri la tba ether atalas bare demanded that lha afancy fire their Iranberries a clean bill of health. DIVING A HELPING HAND U Intermadigta Girl Scout Troop No. 10 u Tha Wliconala Hoard af Health they aid tha TB Association by folding and placlnf Chrlstmaa Seals In announced Tuesday nifht. Ijtst cranbarrias frown In that state envelopes. A few of the girls are pictured hart with Mrs. Lorraine Graham, ware found free of omlootriaiole. axoeutlvo secretary of th« association. Left to right, Jean Fletcher, Bar­ Sis New Jersey pecking firms, which produce about 40 par cant bara Buckler, Mra. Graham, Celesta Canal), Danell Wright and Kathy af tha netioo’a canned berries, said tha Rutgers Universltp agri­ Butler. (Staff Photo) culture ai perlment station lad ruled that their eranberriea wara not contaminated. They said tha harries earn# from New Joraay, Wisconsin and Masaachuaett*. Baals af magaetk tape hearing FDA officials were not optimis­ DALLAS, TVS. UP!) - Mam retarded wards are malted roguhers af sa ergaateatlaa hare are tic that their tc*U could be comiaUnutleaa) teriy beck sad tofth s pitted before Thanksghtag. Bat carryi aa sawithaut writtef • M um group t e n they sold the Investigation was uaa tope laataad af being sped up and promised s public announcement of the re­ sults as aeon as possible. Formtr Chamber Managar Dias Cammarce manager Edward J. Trailer, « , died Sunday la the •ay Plaaa Demifillary wharf* ha bad lived ilace 1P44. A graduate of tha Vnivereity af heart er the girl-friend of one of the Judies, hut "this I cannot au. 1hostlento at first head" Rumen etitutated that Min Hollaed and Judge Claude Barr o f Franca ware engaged, but both dagied It today la talk* with Brit­ ish newsman. ■) "Poppytovk,** Bar? raid af beta n p oii i -th e padding and the n . manec. So did Mbs Holland. Another denial earn* from Ml'* Canada, Hufuetta Demers, I t, with M-tR-M dimensions. Thera's beta ne padding a* tor aa I knew." she aeld. “there were Judge* vhe checked far that —and they checked." SSOClATESg INC. Georgia, Mr. Trattor was an tide? of tie Presbyterian I ___ OharvlL Klwaotea, end a Und deg Heeea. Me wee bom te Ltthente, Oeergte. ■urvlviag ere Me wife, Irene, t sen, Edward j a daughter, Mrs. Robert L. Ckspmaai e Wether Thomas, a sister Mia. A. A. Jeha* ten sad four graadehUdrta. STOCKS - BONDS I MUTUAL • FUNDS Fleas A Ce, Member* Mew M FA A TM Btaofe Berth = Exchange Dote By Magnetic Tape Legal Notice Paper Says Lawmakers Trying It KB NAACP e a m a a u t o a c r n r ^ m e n a a j tw a r n g t a r m w a T* wkam.lt aup Tka aamlaato iMto Csuaty Boera af Aaiuatmatt wUI bald a pufette Userlag to aoMiear tka pwalkillty of graatlng e satkeaa variance i.~S«.tl.a II af tka Baaing aaaulsilana as rtouaatad kr Jim Welter Cargorailaa far '» m * i anise * | |an “ tka — foliawing e**srtk*4 prapartyi IS, SM Addn. is Perhvl.w nMIvtstan. Puklte kaering wUi k* ksld In tka Maalsa Offla* In Ik* aamlaals to o * "SUPER RIGHT Com Pet B IB T H IM r IhroURh Retarday, C u rl Msoas, Bssfo,*. FI or IS*, on Wavamkar IT, t i l l nt Tilt it added, Tha Piorlda Lofiala- Couaty P. M. or sa assn tkeraetta* ae paeaikle. TAMPA (UP!) — Tba Florida Legislator* |p trying ta hill adf tura eat up the committee in tha newspaper first place to berrsa* tha NAACP, S L S i'S iT " Tha leatlnel A “ weakly mMr Florida n latin, mm la eg adltarial the stive investigating commit. i's lash lata alleged Communist af tha NAACP ”la a Ita mala purpose, aeld the asmsM W , “la ta asour* Km aemaa af RAACP awmbora, if pomibie, and RRhJaal them to acanomle pre»IM* ta has beea doua hi several •hat leathern it*tea." Church Announcts Change In Services A eongrtfntionnl meeting of Mm Owod Shephard Lutheran Church wan held Monday evening M whisk time changes In the ashSdull af regular amices was r wiiaejr S L M ocfleot g a will Mglii el I N e. m,, the morning worship pi IOiM a. m. and tha Evening Bible Rtudy bear will be held nt fp .sn . The church will eontlnue ta meet temporarily at tha Sanford ■Nina Club on Lae Arc., Just MU* af First ■treat. Dolphins Van Roy O f Lonawood Dies Hr*. Dolphine Van Roy, m, of HOP Oxford Av*. !/mgwood, died ytalardey afternoon. She had been a resident af Igngwood far five year*. •ha Is survived by her husband Bmlel Van Royi lour sisters, Mr*. Victoria Rhaaffar, Mr*. ClsmenNn* Simon, Mrs. I.oopnldlnt K.m- K f* and Hr*. OaUvIa Bol. I* Tha body will bo sant to R*l. lend. Mich, for burial Krlday, T rainer Die* ■AN MATEO, Calif. (UP11-Jo* Cooper, who rrtlrad a tow year* U|* as tha nation's oldest hors* trstoer, died her* Tuesday it the eg* of W. Cooper, an owner and conditioner for morr than to years, taffarad a broken hip whan he toll two waaki ago. m NEWCOMER? Hava you, or his tomtom you know, Just moved to a atw horns? ;) 1 B If possible ta put It out of Pukliafe S iv m M r 11, INI. n tm business because It Is spearhead­ ing the drive tor first class cltlrsnshlp for Negro**.” Tba committee ended • two-day hearing Inta Rad infllltrstlmi 'of tha NAACP lest Thursday. It aid would bring contempt action against two Miami Negro minis, ten who refused to cooperate recommended that the Rav, A. Least Lowry, atete NAACP president from Tampa, ha Jailed toe net thawing up ta testify au tha last day af tha bearing. The editorial said Lowry was meat end ached to testify os the first day, batauea ha had a speaking engagement la It. ttetersburg an tba ascend day. Rut tha nawapapar (barged that the commutes "dilly-dallied'’ and apparently put Lawry off Intonttoasliy until tha last day, A N vam n a*tt** a T* wkom It may aonasmi Tka a*mtk*to 0*unty BoorS *f Aeju.tm.nl wilt hots a gukll* koar. Isa ta lassiear tb* poaalkllltr of araallng a .atbaoh variant* ta So» itoa l i af the Basing asgulettons as raeuaatoe kr Jim Welter cor. a .r.tl.n toe Bokort lagtsg an Ike foltewlag SaaorlboS prapartyi Lot IS, MlSway aubdlvlstea. Puklta kaering will to kald In Ik* Raalag Offlto In tba ianilnot* alp Ha***. Uenf.rd, SlortS*. Ofuetr__ r i ___■ _____ _ an Navamkar IT, t i l l at Til* p. H. *» ee ease tbaroaftar as poaalbt*. Ramin*)* County Boar* of ASIuot rant Hy B a. Harrtmon, Chsirmnn Publish Mtramkor U. INI. L w c i c o MY Nv^tXFOM * a g f By Tha Slab BACON -HUPEH RIGHT W< LA M B To ohnin II may sonctrai Tka Bsmlnsls County Uonril of Aejoslmant will hole n public boar. lag ta oon«i4*r lb* possibility of granting * sstback varlanoo to n*t. tlan It *( lbs Boning Rrautatiom n* rsqutstsd by Jim Waltar Car. ROAST I'ublla hcnrlnn will ks held In the lonln* orric# In the Hcmlnots roumy Court Moms. Sanford. Florida, oa Bnvamkor IT, HIS at Tils P. M. or aa noon thsnnfm a* possiMa RB LIABLE BWBBT pornllnn fs r F ra n c is nnd J tm c n W ilson on th o follow ing described p rc p s rty l ■ 0* f t of lb s B I I f l a t L ot IS, F rc s t'o A dds. Mo. I to A lta , mom*. Lb. 3 9 t> ftcm lnols I’c U n ty H oard or A dlualN iont Publl'll November It, ])it U y I . U. H a r rlm a o , C h ilr m a a 2 1T< i 2* 2 7 ‘ DHL MONTI N ew and 1 -Lb. Caa Fruit Coctail WWW IONA CUT im portant facts you should know about. . . «Wa J Maol 5 Ibt. 55c A m eer Mar 15»/« Oa. Cans Treat 12oz. 49c A t . Huaav 4 to . 23c Sausage MRS. FILBERTS MARGARINE AND YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH tha finest duuieetiu vegetable oils, which contain no cholesterol and are over 70% unuUuratad. Mr*. Filbert's te enrichad with vitemina A end D, te highly digestible, and is low in salt. Ae a result, Mrs. Filbert’s is a nu­ trition*, htalthful food . . . provides quick energy, helps your body utilise important proteins end carbohy­ drates. Your whole family can enjoy Mra. Filbert's with confidence. Uee Mra. Filbert's ae s delicious tabieapread. , . as a flavorful season­ ing . . . aa a digestible shortening in cooking, baking, frying. Taste why eo many poopte prefer Mrs. Filbert's to any spread, regardless of price. Beef Hash eiSfUal Chuah 35c 4H Oa. Be O ff NIULKTS Tuna Golden Chili Aid* FANCY Oil qt. 47c Laundry Bleach Beans - Clorox 1 • Lb, 3 5 Can Tomatoes l.b. Large (lre«n IIELL For Rinso lg. pk. 35c 19* Bananas 2^19* 19‘ Pears 2 29‘ I’airay flo rid . B • Ik . Hob 6 r ” 29‘ Grapefruit 39* .Nerikfra Tissue 3/23c RrjnuIJ’i Aluminum Heavy H tfC /flt Foil 25 ft. 59c Krjaalil'* Regular Alu minim 25 ft. 31c JANE PARhER UEMUOLS For good eating ij »J | t D Itolergrnl 2 9 f'revk D’Anjou Peppers 3 3c O ff Surf lg, pkg. 28c 29 O*. Can lloldsn Ripe Firm, Vine Ripe Vi till- 35c Pflaraaat YELLOW CLING HALVES OR Sliced Peaches Corn 30c ■GO I C HOHMEL FANCY Trndar 1 KLLtltt MARGARINE v /)| C 1IH 0«. Arm ear Cornod If you use Mrs. filbert's, you know Its flavor secret . . . a aweet, fresh taste no other margarine can duplicateBut Mra. Filbert’* offers more than delicious flavor. Today there a n facta you should know about Mra. FU* bert'e and your family* health. Much is being written about fata in food. Some claim that saturated animal fata build up choloaterol In the blood, white uneofumted vegetable olla may help reduce cholesterol. Binca evidence te itll) inconclusive, your doctor te tha one to advise you about fate, cholesterol, and your diet. However, you ahould know that MreFUbert’a Margarine iamade from 23' CORN Green Beans • ••■nt) good health I n 9r* “HUPIR UGHT- i B u i t o u cu v n rr a o i u MRS. FILBERT'S FA 2-7956 ar FA 2*1756 Nov, 14th ■wtlMla Coonly Board *# ASiuetmeat • r a m . Narrlmea, Ck*Ireran Year Welcome Wagon Mostoas will **U with glfta end fr iendly greeting* from the com- : : : WESTERN *) V | l « FRUIT CAKE p / 2 a > | » 3 - * 2 JS SOO Magaolii Are. at Sad Street OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M . 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Serve With Hormel Pepperonl Gr'nd Beef 3 & M47 Pizza Pies Sarasota Brand Kraft All Flavors Corned Beef Lb 69' Party Snacks E==h Palmetto Farms P o ta to Salad Morton Frozen S SUPER or TEENAGER ofti 45' MODESS Astor Frozen GREEN YELLOW SUPERBRAND Grade "A" Large Shipped 1°° Shrimp Complexion Core KLEENEX WHITE PAPER TOWELS Apple, Cherry, Peach, C'nut Pan-Red* Jumbo 2 Rolls 41* LUX SOAP Complexion Core New Fragrant Fragrant Northern LIFEBUOY LIFEBUOY TISSUE 3 SbH; 25’ �\ Washington Soa-Saw ■y WIN PENDLETON might bo enticed Into their dirty bouMi. Lot’s hope they do Everybody talks about "Jura- studio. Once there, they havo a —at once. If they mean what the? n y , we have a luggeation for tile" delinquency, and what to good chance of selling you aomo ' them. dancing lessons, la this honest ad­ dn Oho* u. Wn would Ilka to aay vertising? Fifty years ago la Chicago, a • WON about "adult" delinquency Another Is tbo newly Invented man namad Paul Harris fo rm # --which to, of tourso, tbe worst ■awing machine for to-90. "Call a club that waa dedicated to kind. Because, the youngsters ;o!- right away sad a man will bring ••tabliahing high standards of low our leadership. When w« set one by." Yea—try to buy oao. ethics la busines*. Today, nearly low aUndards of ethics and mo­ Ha would come by, tut bo never ball a million members of Rotary rality—you ran expect the same had that modal In hla car. Hla lob ham pledged themselves to main­ from them- W« are talking about la to sell you an 989.39 model. tain these high ethical standards Ihn delinquency of the television And on and oo. The story la la their profesaioos. We would industry. not new. It la aad. It la the story suggest to the television Industry Dishonesty In T-V did not begin of tow grade traab thrown at lha that they give every program and with the quia shows. We havo public under the guise that "It's commercial advertisement the same "Four-Way Test" that Rota* about it from the day what the public wants lo ace.'* wo bought our first aat. We hove Television Is the greatest me­ rians use la the!* daily butines*! anon advertising coma into our dium of communication ever in­ Here It la: M a g room that would not bo vented. More people watcbN the la it the TRUTH? talented by the better newspa­ World Series ■ few weeks ago Is it FAIR to all concerned? pers and magasioes of America. than have road tbe writings of Will U build GOODWILL AND • Examples? You havo seen Shakespeare, Dickens and Mark BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? thorn. Her* la a common oot. Twala combined, since they w m Will it b* BENEFICIAL to.ell Th# done* studio that shows three written. Think what an Instru­ concerned? oommea dance steps and sake ment for good this etaotroale If th* networks had followed you to guoM which la whicb. If marval could be. It la a travesty that simple guide, there would you tall la the correct answer that It has aunk so low. be no quia show scandals. Tele­ you will wi rm iv * "fro*" dance Think where this world would vision would be making a con­ l l i i l l l , That Is a fraud. Th* an- be today U, when the genlua structive end inspiring contribaV ew*r |g made as obvious as poa- Gutenberg Invented modem print- Hon to tbo American heritage. albto. II you don't know It, you ; lag, ho aid devoted himself to can ask the parson altting next printing comic hooka Instead of t# yon. Or you can land In all hia tin t great work—the Bible. three m om *. All the "iponeor" The television blg-wiga are new waits to the name of a person •eying they plan to clean up their To Get Assistance Th« SeminoJ* Association for Retarded ChWren hna • efforts to obtain a permanent location for a school to Thto^r^py? ^ ^ tt®” 0 Mnwthln* hnro.at home Instead d X T h S S chUdrtn on walttof list* to I»t Into training T h e im portance of thin jro rk h w been shown In t h e prom u w hich retard ed children have m ade In o th er schools, v h t r e tim e and patience in expended In g re a t am ount*. T I a U r t haa been m ad# h m with a n u i ^ aphooj and th e association hopM to r a n d Ita effort* w ith th e p u d i M * dB trs ca re fo r thorn. \\ Thla truly la hnrtwarrolnr work. R«ally 'Bait' MEW YORK lUPI)—Men, the f | n cam* Ilk* they waa from na* vtla but when wo mod* the >••*• R was all bars. Translation: Dotoetlvaa (fun) •eroded aa beatniks (ua-vilto) boards, bongo drama and , t boots, rounded up 9« « *newly-won "boat generation 4 a on dopo charges after raising to take aomo of them a party on tho scene. The raids, itagod la Greenwich Village. Harlem and Brooklyn, . veto probably th* meat hilarious eerie a of arresta to Now York po; Ueo history and Dotted heroin vat' «ed at mor* than one stlUloe dal;to n . , Some ef tho choraetara brought • to tbo nation house there) Inf eluded William Ballay, brother ef singer Pearl Balleyi James lib* . Alter) Stewart, who ala# I* known as “ Foots" ha,suao ho haa Otoe I I toot! and the Mad Moo* - fallen ef Bloocker 8 U0SL ‘ Th* horns of the gambit wore ft** detectives who a month ago l under the direction of Inipcctor Edward F. Carey started growing ! goalees, stopped finning thfir •lathoa and learned how to play U* bongo drum*. They Infiltrated the nuika «f the boatnik* who grew so convinced k they gave tho detectives "beat , feneration" names, like Gorgeous George, The Sailor, Janie the . Queer, The Blotch and Stone - Face. About 140 members of the narcotics bureau took part to the whole operation. Detective George Bermudez fu lly got la tho awing of things end composed poem* for reading r at bongo drum-and-dope parties. One of tha poems, "An Odo To A Wensh," waa w»ll-rfeelved but unfortunately not printable. Aa> other which won him high aa* claim, however, was "Junkie*! WOf,” which went: "It waa a cold and rainy Win­ ter day "I was alek with no conception "On Just how to score a doth thla day "When I couldn't find my con­ nection "Aa I walked tha streets of Harlem "Thor* was no one on tha scene "And baby I waa strung ot)| "With Just a nlckle in my Jeans." Bermudas explained that the poem wee about a man in Har­ lem who could not get dope In Harlem because he had no money or connections. Romt Takes Steps To Remain Green ROME (UPI) ~ The Italian government haa draftad a detail­ ed plan to keep mounting tide of cament from engulfing tho remaining public parka of Rome, which used lo b one of the world's greenest cities. Th* plan Includes a gigantic park and a naw road along tha ancient Appian Way. Th« park will be aa big aa all the city's existing parka and garden! put together. The bold plan was outlined by Public Work* Minister Giuieppe Togni. D A ILY CROSSW O RD ACROfUf L Ordinal number Rome* personnel 11. Harden (var.) II. Vietnam seaport It. Book of mips 14. lirfor* filial.) 15. Clean, 4. Brakemen and conductors 5. Writ German narrow limits 34. Fusa H . Dr**. ■tat* planting day 37. By way of India 7. U.8. of President M. Twilled 8. Celebes ox fabrio Yuurttr'i Asewet 41, Border rastle 41. Never 10. Esc-Urnspoint (poet) Con 4L Euro­ (abtr.) 18. Man'* *4. Not pean nickname ahraws war 19. Steal 44. Little SABoo* 31. Questions child M. Affected 33. Exchange 48. U tter mannera I ! - r - Ti T- 1 • P. A moated as silver IT. Maks lac* edging 19. Close to 90. Bun god 33. Bang U Masses Ot'lMUd 18. I-ong. ■egged MN 14 90. Invigorat­ ing T” ILM tkH amends tor I t. Fish 84. A ratio IB. Gourdlikq fruit 1a 1 IT. Chinas* pagoda T 40. Quiet 44. Doidur’a r coat TV 49. Bnake 47. Worship i t Confined, u a Uoa ■U 4B. Thick 50. OgUrs DOWN 1.----- tide 3. Propoaition &----- and void % 33, Corn- 1 4 y, ia % .1> * % ii l/4 % u % M JO 11 ££4 4 %%2 d ii % Assignment Washington »y 1 0 M T E R IA OVER THE PACIFIC- In two boon, Um Udon Antarctic-bound Navy fwr-MfiM RsD will touch down la Hawaii for a m-hour lay­ over. Th# sollora talk about •wlmmlnf aft Waikiki Bcaeh. It will ba thahr lait awiai tor a year. t tilted John Hsrtiell, ion oT Hr. tad Mrs, Wiley Hsrtisll of Albion, Iowa, what in baavtn'a nama potaaaaad him to volunteer for oat roar an tha lea, Ha'a so and 1* tbo Navy tcven ytari. He laid philosophically: " f Ilk* to ■no what's over the neat bill, ." John, a mtloorologlst lirat alaaa, will be aet up in a camp oa Cape Hallelt, 1,000 mllea from the pole. For one thing, he'll be lend­ ing balloons up to heights of 100,000 feet lo check weather condition*, Biggest b liard In the Antaretie la tha unpredleabl* weather, Tha men on board are aoma of the 128 who will be wintering over next year. They underwent a four-hour psychiatric exam after Ihcy volunteered for the lour of duty. Twenty were rejected. V// •ii4* % Il» Ry LYLE C. WTlJtON WASHINGTON (UlM) - Thla Is lha flat Armistice Day, a statistic of not much moment to anyone other than the pot-bellied old gaf­ fer* who participated way back thera In World War 1. That, frianda, was quit* a war while it laatad, which rasn’t long so far as tha United States was concerned, The United Static got Into it In April 1817. And, fl years •go today on Nov. 11, l l tl , (her* was marching and counter-march­ ing in the itreeU. Tha bands playad. Ticker tape and paper waste snowed from tall buildings not only In New York but from coast lo cout. Young men and young women publicly buiaed each other, end there was a heavy run on the bootleg hooch with which Ameri­ cana of that generation picklad thair loaidso when eelabrating. Nov. 11, Itlh was a Big Day. The U. 8 . of A. had llckad the Hun, by golly, and never wa* n great nation riding for a harder fall. And never was a great na­ tion leas aware that the big bad trouble still waa to come Instead of having been disposed of In handy fashion over there on Flan­ ders fields where the popples grow. The dictionary defines euphor­ ia na a sense of well being, of political democracy at all. That waa of small matter In 1918, however, ao the great day, Nov. 11, 1918, waa celebrated In aolsy fashion with the worship of a false political god and Urn toast­ ing of objectives presumed to havo bean attalnod which, In fact, nevar even were closely approach­ ed. 1 Tbo myotlclam and euphoria and drama of tbe occasion -lin­ gered oo. however. And for many years thereafter there took place annually In tha United State* two mlnutea or etlenre at th« hour of It a. m. on Nov. 11. On that oc­ casion, United Press wires used to fall silent, an eerie thing, and the citliens would pause In the streets for two mlnutea, kata clutched, hoada bare. Thla waa in veneration of the war daad. of course, and there was nothing phony about tham. Tbe two mlnutea of alienee got lost somewhere over the yeara. Armistice Day Itself la almost forgotten. just buys a i tatiH ar, ••M an m cm i gat ahead on the forco will have to leave early from the annua) policeman’s ball. Tho department picked th* morning after tho gala event to bold examinations for patrolman seeking promotion. ______ HOM ES an d SPR IN K L E R SYSTEM S Fairbanks • Mono Pniwpo Kspairs To All Makes Howard C. Long BBT B. COMMEEC1AL BT. FA 3-2833 (H PENNIES A DAI! with modern, clem, dependable »«lf—feoOs c u 'l burn or boil over. AutematM (yoking i* your*— MW fee MM GuUtan*. li i |*»l, clean Itin. dtg«nda>i* N d t- n in in T,lm» lint* *•»•»" •ta lh tr. Ytt tllia ■Muttra nxl cmt* only p tn u n i o»y. » b » lM t» iN i h t SO UTHERN N atural G at Co. MI S ailtrd At*. FA >•111] $36m 1960 M ercury* BAA ...built b e tte r th an ever How do th ey d o it? Police Believe Business First 1 For i j L Festal huoyancy. The United States was on a euphoristlc jag tt years ago today. We won the war. More­ over, we won the war lo make the world safe for democracy. We won the war to end all w»ra. We won It, and all of us weru going lo live happily ever after. That wa* tha way the script read back there In 1918. Woodrow Wilson was a great phraie mak­ er, like ■ Madison Ave. pitch­ man. Wilton was sincere. He be­ lieved his own (logins. But be and hi* fellow citiiem were be­ witched end benumbed hr the felicity of tboe* fin* phrases. The people of the United States actually bellaved tl years ago to­ day that they had luccoaafully participated in a holy cause to end war and to bring to alt tha people* of the world the boon of the American way of life. Tikis American way of Itfa was de­ scribed mlstakingly and for phrase-making purpoiea aa "damocracy" whereat the United States ntver waa set up to ba a COOKING M M No low-price field for m e Wednesday, November 1 1 ,196S police department who want to CMHos*. »« w**n naval officer! and scientist! are playing bridge on t Navy blanket ea tha floor. This la not a plush plane. And Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army Edward Bacon gels the same accommo­ dations as tha seamen. Hr. Bacon la making hla se­ cond tour of the AalanUe. Be­ sides hla Inspections sa the lee, he writes poems about It. Nrat year ho plaas to publish a booh of bis works, "floags of the South Pole." Another VIP la sa board— Wil­ liam HcChesney Martin. I asked him why he wee going to Aatracttca. "You're not going south with our U. B. Treasury, i n youT" 1 asked him and he laughed good-naturedly. Mr. Mar­ tin Is chairman of the Fadtval Riaorvo Board. The No. 1 expert on running banks aatd he’a going ’» took over Antarctica's "strategic, scientific end economic possibilities." And besldee that, he said, he's go­ ing there for a rest. To be sure, this long trip la leisurely. It will have taken six days or ao before wa reach the area of the pole. Just a genoratloa or Iwo ago, It took three months. BT. PETEMBURG (UP|) Mrs. MacDonald, napping an n Police Tuesday questioned five couch in the nsst room, awoke, j men, one a "prime suspect" in the She said she saw a man in • attempted robbery of a country Halloween mask marching bar club here early Monday. husband toward the kitchen i t Th* earatakor'a wife who kept gunpoint. police posted by telephone while Unknown to tho gunman, Mrs, a masked gunman held her hus­ MacDonald, 38, locked hersolf In­ band homage (or 4H hours In a side the clubhouse office and running gunbaUla at the club waa called police. under sedation today. Then waa aoma qusillon of Police Chief I , Wilson Purdy many bandits being Involved la ■aid the "prime suspect" was the gunflght which took plaen Lyle Theodore Rnnla, 23, an auto 1 after officers surrounded tha .muffler firm manager and Navy imalt building. Mrs. MacDonald vetaran. Ennlg was picked up reported sound* of tho fight to po­ Monday night when he tried to lice headquarters by pbona. hitch a ride in in unmarked po­ Tha MacDonalds saw only one lice car. man. but police told they believ­ Also queationed during the night ed there were at least throe or waro men identified by police is rour. Del. Lt. Larry Tillman laid Billy Joe Crow, William G. Mor­ Ihota waro coming from both rell, John L. Sima and Thomas aidoa of the clubhouse at tha asm* time. He said another flash of F. Biraa. Ennis' car bad been found earl­ gunfire cam* from th* roof. ier hidden in aomo wood* about a mllo from tbo Lakewood Country Club. Purdy laid at the time En- Illinois Company aia woi arreatad ha bad what ap­ peared to bo ■ bullet wound near Has Dream Pipe Ml nock. DECATUR, III. (UPI) - The flTh* golf course caretaker, John L. MacDonald, 31, said he was llnois Power Co. has figured out washing dishes at 3:30 a. m. Mon­ how lo rehabilitate underground day whan "I heard a noise from gas lines without digging holes In the street. th* mon's locker room." Old gas linn are used. The "I walked in that direction," McDonald said. "All of a sudden east-iron pipe is reamed out and I felt a gun In my back and a flexible liner of vinyl plastic Is hoard a mao aay, 'One rail* move , fed through It. The liner (devel­ oped by the B. F. Goodrich Chemland you’re dead!'" "I did what ha said," McDonald i cal Co.) resists corrosion that rats added. | away ordinary piping. NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y. (UPI) —Members of the Niagara Falls P ile ! ■a Cacti** I liked Walter Bather, ef Butte Hunt., a bsaky lad of M, who left hu wlto aad tkree children at DanlalKM, Cana., bow be fait about baviac to leave hla family behind. Walter, a construction mechanic first eleea, laid It pro­ bably would be no different than belay isolated In a place like Kwajaleln. He WII stationed there 23 month* la ’IS-'M. Thla plane will head almoat dlreetly south from Hawaii, stopping only la the Phoenix and FIJI lalanda before Ha destination, Christchurch, on the south lilsnd of New Zealand. Then we trans­ fer lo a cargo plane for the 12hour nonstop flight lo the nival oulpoet i t MeMurdo Sound, 711 miles from the pole. The crew of this plane, the Navy version of the, C-111, was taken from Ha North Atlantic run and la making Ui first flight ovar thla route. LI. A, L. Bird, aircraft commander, of Baugatuck, Mich, and Lt. Lawrsnra Adams, pilot, of Deverly, N. J„ and Jack Pittman, of Cocoa, Fla-, are going to ha vs to find that dot of FIJI In the South Pacific at I a. m. Near the rear door of the cabin, Yets Day Almost Forgotten Occasion 33. Freedom from f. Sheep Police Question Five In Gun Battle Case "M ake yourself a t b o n a , M ac . personal p ro p erty flo a te r It wasn't cosy, but— Hero’* an automobile *v*n better than lait year’s r br pr \ ‘ l • muci» 1°w*r pric*. Mercury for I960—the beat-built car in America today—with RoadTuned whecu, do luxe interior*, auperUtivt V-B tn* gmea and much, much mor*. You can't afford not to •** this one. Wa U prova it. 1 CoM awaif M c M im General Ineurance l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-0331 MERCU f COME SEE IT AT an. $] * QUALITY HEADQUARTERS Hunt Lincoln - Mercury Inc. 109 N orth' Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla.#> �* ®lfp OES Aids Student "Loan Fund Soft lights, good food and light music were the order of the day when the Gamma Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the King and Prince restaurant to observe their "Pledge Ritual" and “Ritual of Jewels." Mrs. llcida McCall, president, presided at the pledge ritual for Donald Celebrates Birthday A im . Mrs. Essie Cole, hostess for “ he evening, served iefrc:ii meats of cupcakes and coUee to the group. W ivesO fVAH-7 Hold Coffee .a ^ • Church Calendar WEDNESDAY The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will hold a special prayer service, conducted by the Women's Missionary League, at T:30 p. m. The public la invited. THURSDAY Deacon's meeting at First Pres­ byterian Church 7:13 p. mAnnual Baraar at First Metho­ dist Church 2 to 6 p. m. Pineerest Baptist Church visi­ tation 10:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Choir practice 7:30 p. m. First Baptist Church Royal Ambassadors, 7 p. m. c* Wives 0 / \ M H -9 Hold Brunch Wed. Nov. 11, J95fl—Pftfft S RrraTS FASRon Holds Coffee ituals Held By Sorority Forty members ami to \isitors attended the bi-monthly meeting af Seminole chapter 2. Order of Eastern Star. Five of the visitors were here for the first hme. They were, Mrs. Georgina Grant and Mrs. Peggy lfolaiing of Alamada chapter 213, Miami: Sirs. Ann Rlmley from Tennessee. Mrs. A. Rian^chard of New York and Mr*. B. Cassidy from Iowa. The coin collection for the eve■lag was donated to the Student Loan fund. It was announced that the neat meeting would I* a me­ morial service and the Christmas parly was set for Dec. 17. The chapter room was decorat­ ed with red and pink gladioli, which were later taken to shut- Officers Wives of VAH-7 met at the home of Mrs. A. S. Poulter, 420 Cherokee Lane, for their November Coflee. Assisting Mrs. Poulter as co-hostesses were, Mrs. J. J. Wade and Mrs. W. J. Wornell. The refreshment table was cen­ tered with a lovely fall arrange* menl which was later awarded as a door prise and won by Mrs. It. H. Roisa. Petite sandwithes, doughnuts, coffee and ^*lea were served to the guols. VAII-T is in charge of the fashion show and card parly to be held tomorrow at the Sanford Womans Club. Others attending were, Mr*. J. P, Boland, Mrs. F, W. Burton, Mrs. T. J. Demlwski, Mrs. K. M. Donaldson, Mrs, C. A, Dunn, Mrs. W. A. tilling, Mrs. K. II. Galloney, Mrs. H. ii. Harrison, r - M r s , H. H. Harrison, Mrs. H. G. ^ H H U . Mrs. V. II. Jennings. Mrs. M. O. McPherson. Mrs. F. D. Milner, Mrs. H. A. Moreland, Mrs. W. K. Nowcrs, Mr* M. W. Otto, Mrs. N. S. Pruden. Mrs. K. F. Unwell, Mrs. A. D. Spees, Mrs. T. P. Stewart, Mrs. J. R. Swope. Mrs. J. H. Tauchtnn, Mrs. S. J. Weiglc and Mrs. G. G. Zimmerman, tanfnrfi MILDUED NOWKUS. will model a black velveteen .sheath skirt, with popular cropped top a t the Officers’ Wives fashion show to­ morrow. The embroidered rose pettipoinl, enhances the beauty of this after­ noon dress by Bobbie Brooks. (Staff Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Willie G. Brown, entertained with a birthday party fur their son, Donald, at their home, 1321) Summerlin Ave., Monday afternoon. He was cele­ brating his fifth birthday. Children'a games were enjoyed by a group of his friends, with prires awarded to Linda Noel, Osteen, and Mary Jo DcMaltio. Not.sc makers were given to each guest and refreshments of tee errant, cake and soft drinks were served. Among the patty table loaded with gifts were a pair of cowboy boots, a gift from his parents. Guest* attending were, Maria, Susan and Michael Ualetla, Mary Jo, Arlene and Linda Deklattlo, .Mike Holmes, Linda Noel. Joyre Harvey, Hill and Hcrbcth Ann Cullier and the honorec'a brothers, Gary, Randy and Kenneth Brown. Mrs. George DcMaltio assisted Mrs. Brown with the entertaining and serving. new members of the chapter, Mr*. Faye Stetson, Gloria Little end P erry lawrence. The ritual of jcwela was ducted for members receiving their jeweled pins. They Mrs. Betty McKee, Carol Denni­ son, Fat latrgen end Darlene Tye. Assisting Mrs, McCall with the ceremonies were Mrs. Authurene Cook, Vermclle Peterson, Sylvie Howe and Virginia Rohect.vun. Following the impressive candle­ light ceremonies held in the gold room of the restaurant* the initi­ ates received corsages of yellow "mums" and the entire group Joined their husbands for an even ing of dining and dancing. Couple* enjoying the evening were, Mr, and Mrs, Joe Dennison, Mr, and Mrs. Don Howe, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas I-atgen, Mr. and Mr*. Glenn McCall. Mr. and Mrs Bob McKee, Mr, and Mr*. Clyde Robertson, Mr. *nd Mrs. Stuart Stetson. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet White. 3lr. and 3lrs, Jack LitUe, Mr. and Sirs. Cameron l.awrence, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Wade Tye. Guest* attending wcie Joe Robertson and Miss Virginia Marsey, Station rAS Roc Officer* Wivae held their November coffee at the borne a( Mrs. E. M. Mi­ chaels. Hostesses were Mrs. Mleh iris and Mrs. W, O. Nelaoa. Souvenirs from India and the Orient were attractively display­ ed by aeveral of the wires. 1 t» dining table held e beautiful ar­ rangement of white and yellow chrysanthemums. Then were won by Mrs. R. E. Moore a* a door priae. Mrs. B. C. Hamilton and Mrs. D. L, won door prise*. FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS, were elected at the annual district meet­ ing of the association here Saturday. The meeting was held a t the Pinecrest School, with 150 girls attending. The Seminole High School Future Nurses Club hosted the meeting. The district includes clubs from Orange Brevard, Volusia, lmke and Seminole Counties. Left to right the new officers are, Becky Register, president; Pamela Kelly, second vice presi­ dent. Rose Ann Boxherger, secretary-treasurer, all from Orange County and Nnncy Atwater, first vice president of Volusia County. (Stnff Photo) Church Plans Bazaar Nov. 21 Plans are being made by all organizations of the Congregational Christian Church to hold a bsxaar and chicken barbecue on the church grounds, Saturday Nov. 21. The baiaar, which will open at one o'clock, will feature booths selling bakrd goods, fancy work, plants, cold drink* and miscellan­ eous items. The barbecue will be­ gin at five o'clock with adult tic­ kets priced st IL.25 and children under twelve. 73 cents., Anyone wishing to donate items or purchase tickets may call ths president of the Friendship Lea­ gue, Mrs. Wiitliam Hcinbuch at The Ixora Circle of the Sanford FA 2-4547 or Mrs. Oscar Zittrowrr, Garden Club will meet Friday st president of the Ethel Root Cir­ 9.43 a. m. at the home of Mrs. cle at FA 2 0299. Bert Hollingsworth, 2205 Washing. Proceeds from the event will Ion Dr. he used to buy needed articles A program of "Holiday Arrange­ for the partonajr where an inle ments for Buffet, Mantel and I rim minister will lake up restTable," wilt he presented. 1 dtnee next mouth. Ixora Circle Meets Friday A short business meeting was conducted during the moraiag. Mrs, L. D. .Moran was appointed chairman for the Thinksgtring basket collections. She wtU be as­ sisted by Mr*. O. H. Phillips, Mr*. R. II. Fine, Mrs. Connor, and Mrs. Nelson. Azalea Circle Meets Thursday The Azalea Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club will meet Thursday at • p. m. (Instead el to a m. as formerly announced) at the home of Mrs. Henry Laulin, 113 Magnolia A workshop will purchase another table for Ihe and members ire church dining room. Mrs. Pic­ bring the necessary kens reported $4 48 collected at be used. the meeting for the commission un missions fund. SELECT AND Hostesses were Mrs. Floyd At­ CHRISTMAS GIFTS kins, Mrs. O. E. White, Mr*. J. P. Thurman and Mrs. Pearl WIEBOLDTS Lynch. Others attending were, CAMERA H O P Mrs. T. C, O’Steen, Mrs. Ben 111 S. Peek A m Monroe, Mrs. B. G Hickson, Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. Lyda Stall, Mrs. John Gdton. Mrs. Donald Dunn. Mrs. Clark Sanford's Siccing l.eonnrdy. Mrs. A. I>. Zackary, FIRST CHURCH OF Mrs. J, K. Courier. Mr*. A. It. NAZAREN E Stevens, Mrs. Pauline Howard, Welcomes Yoc Mrs. J. N. McCasklll, Mrs. IterIha Mc.Mullan. Mrs. Roy Ttllii US South Maple Awn. amt Mr*. Mattie llerrell. Class Installs New Officers Mrs. C. H. Winn wa« installed as president of the Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church at the November meeting. The Itev. T. C, O'Stccn, olflciaied at the in­ stallation ceremony. Other officers installed fur the coming year were. Mr*. Charles Meriwether, vice president; Miss Aline Chapman, secretary and Birthday Party For Danny Cook Mr. and Mr*. Waller Cook en tertained Saliirday with a wiener roast in honor of their son, Dan­ ny, who was six year* old. The young guests enjoyed hot dogs, potato chips, cold drinks, homemade ice cream and cake. invited to be with Danny were: Jeff Bales, John Lamb. John Karl. David and Paul Grayson, bonny Greene, Anthony Calo, Tommy Stapleton, Danny Rea­ gan. Steve Richardson. Mike Mc­ Kee. Mike Hardin and Danny's Karlylc lluusholder, Seminole p. m A dc*3ert rourse will be brother and sister, David and County attorney, was guest served and fallowing ihc fashion Sherry. speaker at the November lunch­ show a card party will hr held, with prires awarded at each t l - 1 eon meeting of VAII-Il Wive* blr of Heavy Attack Squadron II. He Tickets arc $123 for member* spoke to the members and guests and $1 for guests. Each table concerning general court a n d must furnish their own cards. | i r door prizes will be awardtralfic procedures. The group met in the Parisian i ... t hose interested in the .Sanfordroom of the L’Auberge French DcBary .Mutual Concert Assn, Tlie November meeting of the Restaurant in Orlandu. with Mrs. membership drive were advised to Rose circle of the Sanford Garden call FA 2-8121 for further in­ A. It. Anderson and Mrs. J. F. Club will be held at Ferret's Bachman serving as hostesses. formation. The table was centered with a Others attending the luncheon Shack in Winter Park at 10 a. ni. colorful horn of plenty, filled meeting were, Mrs. G. II. Robert­ Friday. with assorted nuts, add ng to the son, Mrs. C. O. Donnaud. Mrs. Sally Ferret will speak Autumn theme. Each member D. R. F. Brawn, Mrs. B. It. onMis* "Begonia*'. Members may . was presented a name tag. Guests Brown, Mrs. II. K. Graham, Mrs. brown and beige jacket and included Mrs. R. N. Blackwcldcr, D. C. Hamilton, Mrs. V R. meet at the home of Mrs. James walking shorts will he Mrs. G. It. Gay and Mrs. A. Chat. Thom, Mrs. J. F. Morriiey. Mrs. Truitt at 9.15 il ihry desire Iran* modeled bv Jo Jennings. [tuck. Charles Quinn, Mrs It W. Ra­ porlalion. Mrs. ft. A, Smith Jr. the door mey. Mrs. W. II. Faulk. Mr*. K. The matching drip dry beige blouse, with plaid prue. Il was announced that H. Warlenherg and Mr* R. M. trim completes the outfit, Mrs. N. R. Thom will be hostess Cleveland. another Bobbie Brooks to the next bridge party, schedul­ for Nov. 19. Mrs. William creation. (Staff Photo) ed Malicxowski, representative to the I'llONK FA 2-1216 Officers Wives Club, told memADMISSION Me tiers that the dinner dance, vchedoled for December had hcen Dirt Gardeners KIDDIES UNDER 12—FREE cancelled. To Meet Friday A suggestion was made that TODAY THRU FBI. The Dirt Gardeners’ Circle of the January invalla Don coffee The Mimosa Circle of the San­ FIRST HANFtlRJ) S It (DM Mi the Garden Club will meet Fri­ he hr Id at the It. O, (J- Mem­ ford Garden Club will meet Fri­ AT 7:00 AND 10:35 I*. M. day at 10 a. m *t the home of ber* were reminded of the all day at the home of Mrs. W. S. Mrs. Fred Gan.n nn Golcten Lake. wive* fashion show, tomorrow Willis. 325 E. 23th St at Id a. m. A workshop will he conducted at the Sanford Woman's Club Col, Harry P. Newton will speak show begins at 12:30 about camellia*. on llowrr arrangement and mem­ The bers are asked to bring contain­ ers and materials for the ar­ rangement*. NOW SHOWING YAH-I1 Wives Hear Program On Traffic Miss Versa Woodcock, treasurer. Mrs. Winn appointed the follow­ ing committee chairman; Miss Bessie Zachary, chief adviser; Mrs. J. P, Thurinon, courtesy; Mrs. S. G. Harriman, assistant courtesy, Mrs. T. J, Taylor, devo­ tional; Mrs. liulh Hawthorne, pianist; Mrs. C. P. Herndon, as­ sistant pianist: and Mrs. Brodie Williams, publicity. The class presented a gift of appreciation to Mrs. J. If. An­ derson. retiring president. Mrs. Andrrvan presented gifts la her officers and group leader*. Thr courtesy chairman report­ ed, ik) cards and 26 gifts sent during (he ?>**t year and 23 call* were nude The elass voted to Prettiest of All ... TheLace Rose Circle Meets Friday A delicious brunch of fruit cocktail, scrambled eggs, cream­ ed ham on biscuit, assorted sweet rolls and roffee was enjoyed by the officers wives of VAH-I at the November meeting. ( m The group jsiemblad at the Mar luu restaurant for the monthly get to-gether. M r s . Ralph Minus and Mrs. R. Q. McKee were co-hostesses. An anutie fall them* was car­ ried out in drcoratlons. with tur­ keys made from red cabbage and onions The dining table was centered with an unusual arrange­ ment of lotus pods, wood roses, sea oats, winter wheat and aul( umn leaves. It was later won * by Mrs. Jack Youngblade. Mrs. Earl Yale* presided at the short business session. Others attending were, Mrs. Dave Cullen. Jimi Gold,, Pat Jacaiunila Circle Busted. Aggie Miller, Paula Pip­ pin. Fran Powell, Em Sause, Jo ­ Meets Friday Nitfht The Jacaranda circle of the ann Shover. Meg Irqubart, Tom Waters, and Eddie K<**n. Sanford Garden Club will meet Friday at 1:30 Pwith Mrs. C. C. Bronson. 137 Pint-crest Dr. t m DAR Meets Friday Member* will answer the roll With Mrs. H. Brewer call, by naming flowers starling Members of the D. A. R. will with the first Initial of their meet Friday at 3 p. m. at the home names. Mrs. Gordon Brisson will speak of Mrs. Howard Brewer on Silver to the group on geraniums and Lake. All visiting daughters are in­ vited In attend. Each member is member* will discuss sugges­ requested to tiring an antique for tion* on new Thanksgiving and display. _________ Christmas decuratmm. Hive Your Window* The NEW LOOK for the Holidays CUSTOM DRAPERIES 1 . Wrek Service If you select fsbcic »« have In stuck. The Fabric Shop 2599 Orlande Drive * A 3-5743 Free Decorating Service — France* and Elmec luierner Mimosa Circle Meets Friday OPEN 12:15 WAAi'i ptMtebna •* THE BEST oF EVERYTHING KAHKO of Houston use.* lace with n lavish hunt! in this tlressed-up shirt­ waist fur dinners and parties. Tha skirt is full with impressed pleats, the belt is highlighted with a \jrillinnt-set buckle, and buttons twinkle with rhinestones. The lace is under­ laid with a taffeta lining. Bed, black, royal. Sizes 8 to 16. FEATURE: I :.10 - 3:55 - 6:20 - 8:15 STARTS FRIDAY $1098 IKE FBI STORY JAMES STEWART-VERA MILES from W A RN ER B RO S, t e c h n ic o l o r : aMERVYNliROY***•»•«3ol»u**x>* •J5vVu FEATURE: 1:00 - 3:4! - 8:22 - 9:03 ADULTS 70c FOfl THIS ATTRACTION DEVILS TH ESE AND O TH ERS PRICED FROM M 1 7 DISCIPLE (O FEATURE AT *;I5 P. M. “ It Happened To Jane" DORIS JACK ERNIE DAY LEMMON KOVACS IN TECHNICOLOR B. E. PURCELL SANFORD - ORLANDO *24.98 �% WMW FRENCH'S DELICIOUS SERVED WITH QUALITY PORK CHOPS ■ABOLD G1FF1N, bu d of Km vote* dfpajtawnt of tko SteUon U nlvm ity School of lEualc, will dlroet tho perform*!** of tho Stetaon Gift Club at tho opening of tho concert aorlet aponaored by tho 8anford>DeBary Entertain­ ment Ann. Ticket* are being aold by member* of tho aasoctetlon, with an advance u le goal of 1,000 more than half reached. The Stetaon concert will open the icriea Nov. 10 at ,the Civic Center. q o o d 'n ' r ic h o WHITE o YEUOW o CHOCOLATt The Mayfair Haul la uadergeiaf •erne rejnvenatng although m me. Jer decorating la being dooe. ac­ cording to Charles Palmer, new ■aaager whe recently cam# to ftnford from New York City. Palmer and hi* aUIf are taahealng the M-year old hotel, doing k m painting, refurnishing seve­ ral of the 153 aultci and engaging la general cleanup work ini ids and ea the grounds. Naw concrete la being poured around the swimming w estern Thura. • Frl. • Sat Open Till 9 P. M. peel. The grand opening of the Mayfair, which usually heralds the ar­ rival o! the Winter social and tourlit aeason In Sanford, la scheduled December II. Mrs. Margaret Wtnchcnoaugh of Rockland, Maine, will bt social direrlor this aeason. Pete Burkur and his fire piece band will make a return engagement for the for­ mal opening dinner dance and will furnish music every Saturday Bight. Palmer said he will suggest that formal attire be worn at the hotel on Saturday nights. Rib C enter Health, Education and Welfare saya there arc 21.3 million Ameri­ can families with just one wage earner, 15.3 million with two wage earners and 4.1 million with three. Sis persons died from rabies In (he Untied Slates n 1DGS. HSosaM ® when you d o . . . visit FAMILY! It you need UPTO$600 phone: FAirfax 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! im m w r r H ,»/ bantam HUNTS FINEST H F A MI L Y FINANCE SIR VICE, INC, ■ISuferd USSoulh ParkAvenue h o n e F/lrfix 24412 Sanford. Florida COUNT ert i - £ �QUANTITY 9l|f fsnlarft M rrili Wed. Nov. 11, 1059—Pn&e RIGHTS USHYED 83 ClllCUS STARS Little Miss Juanita nntl Babe will be nmonir the host of performers when the Klnjr Brothers Circus presents |i their performances a t 3:30 ■ and 8 p.m. Nov. 30 on the American Lrjfion grounds ^ on LL S. 17-92. Hearing Slated On 'Misconduct' At Youth School BISMACK, N. d. (UPI) - A Hickory Ranch No. 1 Quality Sliced Rindlcss B R EAK FA S T BACON Standing Rib Roast Rib Steak Chuck Roast I.b. rs<; U. S. Choice I’SG U. S. Choice l’SG U. S. Choice 49 Lb. ‘ 7 9 ' p 69 Plate Stew Ib | 9 ‘ : m m m ~a SEAFOODDEPT m l FRL-H CAUCHT sa m w ** ** r«r» Eeu Qu!:k Froien Ljigc FLO U N D ER “ 39 ! S C A LLO P S » I RESH cur I fresh caucht. larce SNAPPER STEAK “ 59 IS H R I M P » Grade “ .4” Georgia Dressed & Drawn BREAST or LEG FRYER QUARTERS E m Jjrf m .id wa COT. CHEESE LB OLEO 2 * 29 "^'•^■ fU L L CF th7 AMERICAN SWISS *oz/ Q PIMENTO PKG pack carton D E C /C /1 T e S & i FARMER CRAY SKINLESS c Fyne . 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Jous said the four youths, rang1 ing from It to 10 years old, were chained in one room without fur* { nituro and only a pall (or sanitary purposes because they had ei* raped from the institution sever* | al times. Joos said the boys were order* i rd chained by Crouse during a lime when carpenters were re* pairing wire mesh screening on I Ihr windows of Ihclr room. They were left without clothes ' during the night, Joos said, but during the day were given bath* room privileges and taken to the lunchroom to rat. It was not disclosed how long . the punishment continued. Stale Sen. Italph Kricstad said he and several other lawmakers I learned about the incident through confidential sources amt asked fur |; the investigation. "This type of treatment has no |„rehabilitative effect," he said. Kricstad said Crouse was of* fered an opportunity to testify before the board but that be pre* let red to have legal counsel be* fore making any statement for the record. .. ,, { P U N K i- “ ■f f i K a a ^ " * ■ 10c, “ i 3 CHERRIES l.iicht or Dark Chocolate r........• ’ ’ * : :• peplcden r TOOTHPASTE SOA/DP/ES OEPF. W! 5 5 TO • ROUND COLORED PLASTIC «* VALUE Cl LAUNDRY EACH ..... U t l C I BASKETS Bob (^A u m h ij. I Li I �% 9 ... m - • .I f . • - - Fraley Picks Safe Ones After Week Of Upsets , vV if:/- Coven Sports Is ft defeni# in , w u BBiWtred iu t . ___ _____ In LBBBburff by B boat of ; W o rd gawtnnlM wbopUy thia phaaa of the SemtooU offonajva aL ________ v « T improaatvo. the *rfenaivo ita* ' « r k intoraaod m aa the outitending S ? 0 f 3 T S » > . h m bur, had two vary imaadr and daeapttra deceptive runner* in Randy : -ipaady if It it hadn hadn’tt B a n and l a m Bntaa and If t h a ™ a f thaSaninota drtenat i would have taken on an antiraly ‘ t f f m n t ligh t Just when it looked aa itlMWgh the Jackata wart ready to roll, in S S S F J S iS m * Bandnota and apoU their >£: hour. Johnny Whekhel, Alex MeKibbin .and Nealy Boas was outstanding through . l oat game,- -but to me tha moat fired o n t tthe f i n y S a r o n the field throughout the | IlShMnm^bl^tackle Charlea Fox. Fox, who haa been riding tha oaks for -.thei h at two bail games, finally won back his starting nod and was determined to keep f t Fran tha starting whistle ha was ; either atoppinf everything on his side of :wjf o f tbo th« lino or ta hot i crashed tfcraifh ■or. On t « i i to throw Brown for U i ■ for th• Samlnole Enough_____ can’t bo. said bust Friday far it waa tha stiffar­ ia the halt • • Nm of tha largest groups o f alumni In tha history of 8HS Homecomings is ex­ pected to be on hand for th# game thia Friday night Thia is tha first time tha Semiaolss have had Bishop Moors on their regular aehaduie and It will be tha first moating o f the two schools since tha locale defeated them, 14-7, fa tha Brah­ man Bowl three years ago. Tha Hornets have suffered only one defeat thia season and If tha Beminolea score an upaet it will be a Joyous Homecoming, A large group of Sanford folks had a nica train rid# Saturday although they didn’t sea much of a bait game. Under­ stand that Harold Kaatner came along with a band and atl. John Sauls supplied much of the entertainment in his car as he put on quite an act. White commenting about a recent trip to Miami, John said “food is so high down there that U’a cheaper to eat money." Bears Favored To Close LSU, Ole Miss, Georgia Leading Cap In Western Pro Loop Tho Giants have won ttoir last flva game*, tho laagua’a longest current victory string. Washington probably did Coach Paul Brown a favor by defeating Baltimore fast Sunday. That up­ set should help got bis Browns Jo a serious mood (or a Rodakin team they downed at Cleveland, 34-7. Don Sosseler, Washington's fullback, Is Injured. Th* Eagles entertained ■ Cardi­ nal team thay edged su iter In the season, 2*-24, after trailing 24-0 in the third period. Tto Rama-Llona clash also la n return match. Tho Lions upaet the Rams at I-oa Angtles, 17-7. 1 h Chfeagw Basra are favored to tiptoe op the National Foot•haa L tafm 'a Waalers Division .face Sunday by defsstiag tbo 8sa fie a rin e Ftrty-Nlasrs at Cklcago’* Wrtslay riald. i laa Fraaclaeo (6-1) is a two‘polet taderdeg although U laada * o Weetera Division by two gamoa white tbo Boara’ (3-4) a n ; tted tar third with tbo Groan Bay Factor*. Tto aocood-ploeo Balti­ more Coils (4-1) are St* point fa»troritee to whip the Packers at Mllwatskao. Tto Haw York Giants (6-1) aro , M point choices to protect their eee-gamt Eastern lead over the Ctevalsad Browns (9-2) by downtag th# Pittsburgh Sleeler* (2-4-1) • t Yankee Stadium. The Brown* era Jl* point (avorltea for tbelr TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPD game with tbo Rediktna (1-4) at Florida State University Coach Perry Moss today denied reports ha hae signed to succeed Douglas ; Tto Eagle* (4-3) ara four-point (Peahead) Walker as head coach etoiete to down tto Chicago Car* of tto Montreal Alouetlei. dianla (2-1) at Philadelphia. In Moss. In his first year at FSU, lueday’a other game, tho Loi An- said all he waa thinking about at galas Rams (2-3) aro 2ta point present waa getting hia Seminole* choice* to dofeat the Lion* (l-3-l) ready for their homecoming game at Detroit. Saturday with William and Miry. Tto Boara entertained the FortyMosa haa been mentioned for Minor team that edged them last several weeks as a possible sue .month at San Francisco, 20-1T, cessor to Walker. At least ona When R. C. Oweoe leaped and Florida newspaper reported Tues­ cuagtrt Y. A. TltUa’a 46-yard paaa day he was "signed, sealed and In tto end tone with si acconda delivered for Uio Montreal Alouto go. The Forty-Ninera have won ettea.. . .** tour In a row while the Bear* won their I u t two starts. Baltimore lost to tho Browns ■nd Redskins in its Ju t two , games and must bounce back quickly to retain the Western Di­ United Press lateraational vision title and a chance to de­ TRENTON, N. J. (UPD-Santl fend ita league crowning in the ago Ramirai, 137*4, Havana, Cuba, championship game. The Colls J. D. EtUs, 13S, Trenton tackle a Green Bay team that outpointed has lost four straight since win­ ( 10) . ning its first thrao game*. The OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (UPD Packers bowed at Baltimore last —Alvin Green, 1T6, Big Spring, month, 31-21. Charley Conerly and Georgo Tex., outpointed Alvin Williams, Shaw, Now York's lop quarter­ 170, Oklahoma City UO). backs, arc nursing injuries but RICHMOND, Calif. (UPD-Jlmmay recover sufficiently to play my Carter, 138, Sin PrancUco, ■gainat Pltteburgh. The Gienli Kildo Nunes, Sonora, Slex. were fortunate to gala a 21-16 vic­ slopped tory last month at Pltteburgh. (4). HONOLULU (UPD - B a b y Brown, 122, Manila, deciaioned Fernando Sola. 120, Portugal (10). FSU Coach Denies Canadian Job Ring Results Johnson Thankful For Bout Tonight CHICAGO (UPI) Harold Johnson, tto No. 1 ehaliangtr to champion Archie Moore In tbo light heavyweight class, fights a . "Thanksgiving" match against Sonny Ray toalght, two weeks •srty. ilia battle with Ray, sixth faotod among the 173 pounders, will to in front of the television cameras, and Johnson was thank­ ful to had tha chance for I bet* ter payday than usual. "Hi Thanksgiving for ma," he •aid, "becauaa it'll give ma tha money to have a Thanksgiving Day. I can't gat enough fights to •at en moat of the time." Actually It'll be Johnson's 11th flgbt in four years, and ball be defending a 10 fight winning •treak. It will be hia second ap* pearsnee «.. TV In the past U months an ndd __ bla ___ fifth...on a "be* impressive" campaign to force Moore to give him another title "It’s the only way out," to 1 don’t think Moora can duck me much longer. I’ve chal­ lenged everybody in tbe heavyweights and they won't fight me, and I've fought everybody in the light heavyweights. "All 1 can do is eraato public demand, and all I can do to do that la to Impressive in every fight. It's pretty hard to do that If yoa have to ley off seven or norths between every Gator Contenders JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI)Loulatena State, Mississippi and Georgia aro tto leading contend, ara for an invitation t« aenra aa boat team in tto Gator Bowl gam* tor* Jan, 2. Alt three tea m i received eight ballot* apioc# in a vote Tuesday of 24 member* of tbo Goter Bowl ■election Committee. All aro members at tbo tough Southeastern Conference and each have 7-1 records. Tto committee eliminated top. ranked Syracuse from considera­ tion because It felt the school would play althcr In tbe Orange or Cotton Bowl. Other teams considered for the Gator Bowl were Penn Bute (7* I), Tennessee (S-l.t), Georgia Tech (6-3), Southern Methodist (4-2-1), T«uai Christian (3-2), Ar­ kansas (6-2-1 >, Texas (8-0), South Carolina (6-2) and Clemson (6-1). This weekend. Gator Bowl ■route will watch tb# Mississippi. Tennessee, SMU - Arkansas and Auburn-Gcorgte games. m m WRAPPIN’ ’EM UP-Miaty Joe, top cutting and roping quarter horse stud, holds the calf while H. E. Lee ties It. This is typical of the action that will bo seen at the Dusty Boots rodeo November 15. Misty Joe is owned by Spencer Hardin. (Staff Photo) The Dutly Boot* Riding Club haa contracted for regular rodeo etock for their rodeo next Sunday and will bold rodeo* on a regu­ lar baila from now on. The dock la roping calve*, atetr* and bucking hone*. Thera will bn a regular rodeo announcer at tbn ihow announcing Us* contest a nt* and explaining tbe action and a band to furnish music. At 11 a. m.t prior to thn start of the show events, there will be a pork and beef birbeque served. All entry fee* will be placed la a Jackpot for each event and hone*, Steer Dogging, Cloverlaaf will be divided between contest­ race*, Cutting horaea (open), Calf ant* on a first, second and third Roping and Steer Dogging. prise basil. The events will be as follow*: Cutting horse* (novice). Bucking Triple W inner Coaching: Task MIAMI (UPD - Wade Walker. Mississippi Slate head roach, will direct the South squad in tbo Hth annual North-South College AllStar Game in the Orange Bowl, Dec. 26. Army Coach Dale Hall will coach the North team. LAUREL, Md. (U P D - Howard Grant booted home a triple Tues­ day to increase his Laurel mark leadership to 20 winners for the current meeting. Grant, the track’s only rider to reach double figures, scored with Flaming SujIc (*3.80>. Happy Water (82,80) and Ye* You Will (020). wed unpredictable*." Nortbweatara over M idden State—The Spartans i n a toxm which D u looked alternately great and pitiful. This cwld be one of tteir good weeks but Northwestern should make Um b i | bouoca back aftar blowing 1U perfect record. Syracuse over Colgata —To# much all areaed. Notre Dame ever Pitt — Os a bunch. Penn over Columbia — Murder up frost. Harvard ever Brows The Can(aba found Ihemaelvee. ALIO: Bootes CoDeae ever Boatoo U* Navy ever Georae Wart, laitoe, Dartmouth ewer Cornell, Pena State over Holy Croat, Yale over Prlncctoo, Bucknell over Temple, Buffalo over Gettyburg, Lehigh over Davldaoe, Lafayette over Tufla, Rutgera ever Villanova. , i Oklahoma over Army—Injuries have coat the Cadets too mueh. Wlacosain over Ittlsola—A bone cniaber. Purdue over Minnesota — Re­ gaining stride. Indiana over Michigan — A real loeaup. Alao: Iowa over Ohio State, Kantae over Oklahoma State, Missouri over Kansas Slate, Ne­ braska over Colorado, Bowling Green over Delaware and Miami over Dayton. USC over Baylor—Prido at the West. California over Washington— The blue plate apecial. UCLA over North Carolina State—Drop In data. Oregon Stela ever Maafard-NoU much to ctooee. ™ Alao: Oregon over Warttagtoo Stele, COP over Idaho, Air rone over Aritona, Colorado Stet# ever Utah, Utah Stale ever Denver and Wyoming over New Mexico, Auburn over Genrgla — Back, yard toughle. Georgia Tech ever Alabama—A •hade tto better. — Mississippi ever Teueseee — Let down after that big wla. UU over Mississippi State— Tto big bounce. Alao: Ctemeen ever Maryland, Duke over Wake Foreat, North Carolina ovar Virginia, Kentucky over Xavier, Florida State ever W fe M, West Virginia ever VPL VMI ever Citadel, Miami evefsw South Carolina and VanderttM** over Tulan*. Texas over TCU— Driving ta t tto big season. SMU over Arkansas — Depanda on tto bounce of tto ball. Rico over Texan Aggl—-Could go titter way. Also: Houston over Texas Toeb, Abilene Chrlatten over Tax* ■a Weitarn, Brigham Yeung evarg) Arlxona State, Hardin Simmons over New Mexico State, North Texas State over Tulia and Trio* ity over Weal Taxas State. Phils Sign Youth PHILADELPHIA (UP1) — The Philadelphia Phillies outbid five other major league ciuba Tuesday la signing outfleidar William De* ieaaandro to a I860 contract. D el*|J laaaaadro, 17, of tbe Reading, Pa. Junior American Legion team, wilt bo assigned to a club after spring training neat year. T H E N EW Syracuse May Get Bid Ultimatum MIAMI (U PI)-Tbe Orange Bowl selection committee will meet In ■preiai session today, possibly to deliver an ultimatum to Syracuse to accept a bid to tha poet-season game before it li withdrawn. Chairman Van C. Kusirow call­ ed the meeting after Syracuse trus­ tees were indccltlvo about accept­ ing an invitation. "I don't think our committee will wail until Sunday night, the time Indicated by Syracuse for a deci­ sion," Kusirow said. bdghtat your taniVa euttart en Me wM) ‘IP Fight Date my brand new fomnto RoMote* point,' Intw rtedi of lighter and briefer shodm! ftlrt yaua heme with a r t i m*. bwfcte end out, for a took of city spaciousness glown M e a n t pen. •trate! You'll find spirits octuolly u»r In tto cheerful e b n » ptere of rooms decorated with new formula RoUatar. Ami, con be fcncyrfm* in your choice of colon — ham any thode to match your mood or your dscor custanvtinted of no extra cost, at Mary Cotter Feint Factory Branches erarywtora. Get your Maty Carter point *>acialitt to mix you a batch el sunbeams today. Ask him for tto new formula Rot-late*; to any of tto lightsr and brighter shodm.1* SAN FRANCISCO (UPD-Yvon Durelle of Canada haa an "if* date to meet Carl (Bobo) Olson in a 10-round light heavyweight bout here Dec. 10. A spokesman for matchmaker Bennie Ford laid the fight will be called off If Durelle gets badly cut or ta (topped in next Monday's encounter with Georgs Chuvalo at Toronto. Alabama Gridders Show Signs Of 'Growing Up' United Press IntenaUenal Alabama's Crimson Tide, now in the roof • shingling phase of Coach Bear Bryant's rebuilding program, has some young backs who "are growing up." That's the word from tto Bear himself, who said tha Tide’s pass­ ing was "showing improvement every day and our backs art run­ ning a lot totter. They are grow­ ing up." The Bear and the Tide top# to upaet Georgia Tech Saturday In Birmingham and duplicate last year'a effort when the Engineer* were surprised by a low-rated Bama club, Tech worked on de­ le a v e and offensive assignments Tuesday and appeared to have weathered tto effects of a "24hour" virus Infection that downed 13 players. Coach Johnny Vaught worked tto Mississippi Babels on new de­ fense* for Tennaaaae's single wing offense. Tbe Vela drilled against Mississippi's multiple offense, but without the services of wing back Ken Waddell. Quarterback Russ Morris shar­ pened hie passing eye in Vander­ bilt workouts foe tto Tulaaa game Saturday in New Orleans. Vandy also worked hard on defenses •gainat tha Green Wava passing attack. Tuiane want through a heavy scrimmage session. Coach Andy Pliney warned hia players ■gainat the running of Tom Moore, Vandy’a all-SEC halfback. Wade Walker of Mississippi State bad John Corrtro and Billy Hill doing moat of the toiling in a passing drill. LSU, State's galurday opponent, named quarter­ backs Durcl Miltorae and Darryl Jenkins to alternate to haip flit the shoes of injured signal caller Warren Rabb. Georgia worked for two boure and 13 minutes, stressing pass defense and offense, tbe latter one of tbe Bulldog's beat weapons Tbe entire team will to ready to go against Auburn in Alton* Sat urday. Auburn went through n twohour drill and dafeaaiva contract scrimmage. Coach Ralph Jordan told tto Tigers, "This will be our toughest gam* to date. We’ll have to be lough to win." Tbs Florida Gators took thalr second day off in a row Tuesday. They have an open date this week-end. Kentucky worked out for tto other SEC activity. * » E B • I e xtra c u t e ve ry ® 0 M ary Carter Paint Factories WALLPAPER 201 W. 1st St. and SUPPLIES FA 2-3649 �t - % JL VreiTB Wed. Vat. 11, IIBB-Page • BLUEJACKET of the month William B. Parker of Heavy Attack Squad­ ron VAH-7 congratulated by aquadron commander K. F. Rowell. tj) U.S. Berlin Troops Get New Commander BERLIN (UP1) — The United States Army ,today wa» taUag advantage of the Berlin breathing spell to change Its Berlin com* mandant. MaJ. Gem. Btriad ale Hamlett had been icheduled lor reassignment at the height of the Berlin crisis last May. But the Army did not want to change command at that time. Hamlett stayed an because the Army considered hi* knowledge and experience here toe valuable to lose at a time when the city wai threatened by the Soviet de­ mand the Wetter* AlUoa get out. Now that pressure on U»e city ha i relaxed for the time hcleg, Hamlett la getting hit long over­ due realignment. The Army announced Tuesday Hamlett will leave Berlin Dec. IS roc a lop PanUgoa post. Ho will be replaced by Maj. Gen. Ralph M. Osborne, a veteran negotiator with the Communists. The switch wai seen aa a sign of the Army's belief the Communiit heat Is off the city tempora­ rily and no serious Incidents are Madrids Prado Houses Great Works Quotable Editor's Note: This is the lath of • series of articles by A. St. and R. H. Haskell who are now la Europe.) Madrid—the Prado Museum In Madrid houses one of the great­ est collections of works of art In tha world. Built In Neo-Classic style In 1819, it was originally In­ tended for a Museum of Natural History, but after tha Napoleonic Wars, Ferdinand II decreed that (W 11 he used to exhibit the best paintings from the Royal Collec­ tions, begun in the 16ih Century by Issbclls, the Catholic. In 1872, the works from the National Mu icum of Painting and Sculpture wire added. Unlike most museums, the Pra­ do has IllUo Junk in It. The ob­ jects of art do not all appeal to everyone's taste, of course, but moat of them are excellent examCtt pics of each artist's style. While not at big as the Louvre, for Instance, It la much too larga to bn acen In ona visit, or properly, In tan. While most of the great schools ef art arc represented, the tourist la primarily intereated in the uni­ que collection by Spaniah paint­ ers— Murillo, Zubursn, Ribera, Cano, and the three greatest: Velasques, Goy and El Greco. Diego Velasques, 1590-1660, court painter to Philip IV for ST years, was a romantic painter. In­ fluenced by the pointers of the Italian Renaissance (he studied In Italy four years) he was in­ terested in fabrics, textures and the coloring of his sitters. The horse-faced, blonde llapsburgs, with their protruding lower lips, were not beautiful people, but Vclasuucz' pictures of them are beautiful, for he emphasised the trappings of royally and the ele­ gance of the life of kings. He was a great technician and, probably, a inob. Francisco Goya, 1744-1B2S. was more versatile and broader than Velasques, and entirely different in his approach. Ha, too, was a court painter, but he was merci­ less in his realism. His portrait of Charles 111 In hunting coslum* makes him look th* Idiot be was. The dog sleeping at hii feat hai a more Intelligent expression. Goya’s gtnro painting* have an almost French charm and gaiety. His biller studies depicting the horrors of war and his grotes­ que allegories, frightening In thair intensity, reveal him as a social critic. lie was a great draftsman and an accurate reporter of hi* time. Domenico Theolocopuli, called El Greco, was born In Crete In 1541 but he spent his produc­ tive years, 1577-1614. In Toledo. Ha was a great mystic, different In style from any other painter, before or since. He painted many fins portraits, but ha Is best known for hli religious pictures, gothic in feeling, sometimes ex­ travagantly colorful, aomalimea almost monotone. The Prado is so full of beautiful things, it takes several days to sort out the Impressions of even a few vlilti. It was, of course, full of foreign tourists, but there were many Spaniards there, alto, en­ joying their tm n ire i. Quotes United Press UlmattMal PARIS — President Charles DeGaulle, staling than la m chanca France will abandon plana lo ex­ plode a nuclear weapon: “ In endowing herself with nu­ clear srmamenU, Franca U per­ haps rendering a service to tha world balance of power." NEW YORK - Ambrose E. Stevens, executive vlea president and general manager of Ocean Spray Cranberriea, loe., charging that the government’* wanting of possibly rranberry contamination was ill-advised: “Thar* was a lot of publicity on this kind of thing once about cigarettes, but I haven't seen any eigarattaa taken off tha market like they’re doing (with craaberrtee) In San Francisco.” MIAMI — Thomas Jacobson, B radio correspondent for tha Mu­ tual Broadcasting Syaterft who was held for three hours by Cu­ ban pollca, describing hla fowling* on his return to tha United States: “It sound* corny to say I wanted to klaa tha ground when we landed, but believe me, that'* how I felt.” DES MOINES, Iowa - Col. Thurston T. Paul, deputy com­ mander of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency at Huntsville, Ala., after a Navy doctor dis­ puted hla statement that the space monkey Bakar wai pregnant: "It th* Navy says she Isn't that's good enough for mt.” Second In Series Of Missions Set C » ROUGHANVIOLA DOHEItMAN PINSCHER KENNELS Co-owner Mrs. Harold Kaatner donates a $100 check to Donald Thompson, chairman of ticket aalen for tha Sanford-DeBary Entertainment Association aerlea of concerts to start Nov. 19. Mrs. Kastner was a former Zlegfield showgirl, has been in various Broadway shows and highly recommends the s e r ie s of concerts as top antertainmenl. (Staff Photo) 1949 Graduates Plan Reunion Seminole High School graduates of tha class of 1949 will hold Uieir 10th reunion Dec. 28 at 7:30 p. an. 1* tha Sanford Shrine Club.. d a ta graduates who have re­ ceived the Invite Ilona sent out by the reunion committee are urged to send In the money necessary to piy for caterer’s charges for the dinner and dance. The money abould be sent to John Keeling, 823 Farlta St., Sanford, by Nov. 15. Merchants To Get Small U. S. Flags Sanford’s City commission has decided that the small American flags flown throughout the city on 21 days during th* year will bo distributed to city merchants who will have the responsibly of flying them ousiide their estab­ lishments. A large flag will be flown on the tall mist outside tha city hall on these days, and a smaller pole will be bought to fly the state and federal flag •vary day ef the year. Washington Cathedral in the nation’s capital will be the sixth largest cathedral in the world when k la competed. Construc­ tion began in 1907 and is now mors than 60 per cent finished. It will be a tenth of a mile long and Us tower will soar 300 feet. Happiness Through Health (By DR. F. LEO KEUWIN) Common Sense: We learn in grade school phyaiology that the body ia made up of n bony frnme work en­ closing organs, and controlled by the nervous system. Pewuliarly, many forget this fundamental fact, and as time g o e s on, and when sickness is present in our bodies, we think of the affected area as a lone structure in the body rather than connected with the nervous system. For example, in a case of heart trouble, the heart fails to function normally conse­ quently, symptoms of pain, shortness of breath, dizzi­ ness, etc., result. It is only common sense to locate the cause rather than try to care for the heart us a separate part of the body. When one stops to think the heart has a hookup or nerve connection in two ways, one set of nerves acts as an ac­ celerator to speed up func­ tion, and the other ns an In­ hibitor to slow down func­ tion, it becomes clear why the “machine" must ail lie in order to receive perfect resuits. How much better it ia to restore the nerve aupply for normal function. This ex­ ample is true of every organ that we have in tha body. It should be remembered that when any organ falls to receive its normal nerve sup­ ply from the brain through the nervous system, it will cease to function normally. This then, is the basis for sickness or disease. Correct the cause through Chiropractic adjustments and health is the natural result. One of a series of articles published in the public inter­ est to explain and illustrate the practice of scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. K. Leo Kerwln whose office la located at 201 8. Freneh Ave. and his telephone number Is KAirfax 2-7442. expected whlla the Soviets are preeaiag tar an early Big Four summit meeting. There was no thought her# the Soviets have dropped their plana to gat the Western Allies out nt the city. It wai believed that If a sum­ mit meeting falls the Communists would revive their campaign against the isolated Western out­ post. ★ ★ ★ Memo Take it from Joo N O W 'S T H E T IM E TO B U Y I k C W. Tender - Delicious PER POUND Breast-o-Lamb BERLIN (UP!) — Memo to a new American commandant: You have 4.000 American troops and too Slate Department diplo­ mats Isolated 110 milrs deep in Communist territory. You are surrounUrd by 30 So­ viet divisions of more than 300,000 man. If war breaks out your position Is untenable. You will not be relieved. You will he expected to fight courageously lo the end a* American soldiers did at Bataan with the hope of eventual victory, You might not Uvs to see that victory. It la a grim thought. The T.ou) American Army wives and chil­ dren— “dependents” In Army Jar­ gon—will share your fate. You are coming to Berlin at tho most critical time the city hta seen sines tha Soviets cut all land routes to the city in 19(8 and begin the one-year Bcrltq blockade. Aa Anglo-American airlift beat that blockade but the future l* uncertain. The situation 1* fairly quiet now. Things have calmed down since the Berlin crisis began Just one year ago with Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita S. Khrushchev's de­ mand that your troops and the 7,000 British and French troop* «•' out of the city, He aaid the Western Allies must end their occupation of West Berlin and make It what he called a “free, demilitarized city." The Weal saw this proposal aa a Soviet plot to gat the West out so they could awallow the city and make It a part of the “Garman Democratic Republic"— tha surrounding Soviet Zone of Ger­ many. The United Stats*, Britain and Franc* rejected Khrushchev's fraa city proposal and said they, would fight to hold West Berlin. You are coming here to make good that pledge, If nrceMary. Khrushchev's proposal and tha Wsatarn rejection of it ltd lo talks at Geneva of the Big Four foreign mlnliter*. The conftieiuc ended In a deadlock. But the Soviets made no move lo taka over tha Western sectors because It wis agreed that the world's top man, President Ei­ senhower, Khrushchev, the Brit­ ish and French laadera would meet at a so-called summit con­ ference (o try and settle the East West clash Urn has raged sinre World War It ended. No one knows what will lisppcn at that conference. perhaps agreement will be reached and your stay here will be as peace­ ful as your tour of duty was in 1855 at Ft. Bragg, N. C., where you commanded airborne artll lery. Hut Berlin Is marking lime The city has been given what may turn out to be only a breath tng spell. Tha Flrat Mathodlst Church will present tha second of its serin of four Chureh-wlda School of Missions nation# tomorrow even­ ing. Th* devotional period open­ ing the school at T:30 will be con­ ducted by The Methodist Men'* group. Mrs. Meriwether will be the Legal Notice chairman of the program for the evening. Chaplain lle.vrn of the ru v itio i • x tx n Sanford Naval Air Station will he X O T IC K in h . r . h r *lv»„ that 1 am a n a a | a i l In b u s ln a a a at liJ A tha special apeakar. n la r,,n n t> , Attendance sponsors for this KF l. ol mr i ..ltat,o u nAd anr, t hHa a in( lln e lltln u a nama week are, besides the Methodist nr. Vtndarn N u c I ' l a a n a r a , a nd Ilia ! Men. the Truthseeker* t'lasa. I I n l . i i * to r a a l a t a r a a ld n a m a t h t ha C l a s h n f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t , Ware Bible Class, the Fellowship dwaim l n n l a C o u n t y , F l o r i d . , In i r r . Claw, and the W. S. C. S. Cir­ urd am -a W it h t h a i t r n v l . l o n . n f tha F i c t i t i o u s Nama H la ln la a , lo - w l l i cles 3. 8 and 7. rt loti 111.SS Flo rid a H t.itu lti An entertainment skit will be ha till. given at intermission t me under ■I(. K n u r r C Rradfnrd the direction of George Mills. P u b l i s h N o v . I , I I , IS , I I , l i l t . Will you bo roady (No Limit) (Except To Dealers) For The Sunday Dinner — 39 LAMB Lb. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS or L e g - o '- L a m b Lb. FIRST CUT Sliced TENDER, MEATY Spare Rib T I P S 5 MB JEWEL Shortening 3-lb. Can 4m BEAUTY BRAND Evaporated MILK o Big Top — Sleeping Beauty — 9 • Ox. Plantation Water Ground Meal 5 '* • 25c Peanut Butter 33c Swift's PREMIUM UOLDKN RIPE S ‘t'*A Medium Bananas ____ c Lb. whon ho l§? 10 2 ih m . y E-Z r » ir r '" * RICE SSS C »<»• 9 »«• A STOKKLYS - 303 C enM Cut Beans ■ 9 STARCI\ <«• 2 I SWANSON'S — 12 Oz. M ‘ j TV Dinners 1 1 J b £U - I ■ 1 SAVINGS Sanford Ave. at < 5 9 c Jh s JabidouA Jo o d (?&njhA You will if you start now to w w eomelhtng regularly. And doR,l forget# e college fund Is a tot eailer to accumulate If you use tha help of our big dividends that w e add to your account every six months. 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Boat* a ad Melera STORE, 21 ft. by SO ft. Inquire living mom. 123 E. Coleman ta. AataaiaMlaa 201 W. IsL St. Circle. Phone FA 2-7913. I*-A Trallara SLEEPING ROOMS. The Gablea, 1 ROOM Efficiency 4pt., prlvata SI. Feral tors 401 Magnolia. FA 2 0720. balh, suitable for one or couple. 22. Article* Far Rata Across from Post Office. f o r " SALE OR LEASE, Pine22-A—Articles Waster creit I year old 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room. Nicely land­ NICE bedroom, private entrance IS—NMirra A Perteaals and balh. Phone FA 2-2448. scaped fenced in back yard. 14— Laal A Faead Well and pump. Large utility SALE or RENT: 3 BR. house, 2 room. Wall to wall carpeting in IS. Educatioa — tsstrartlos acres ground. FA 2-2924. NICELY furniihrd large 4 room I. Caad F—d apartment, with porch. t ‘i 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. W0 2482 Or­ baths, garage. Ph. FA 24030. -CHAMPION’* - ia the word for ange Ave. Phone FA 2 6630. THE OFFICE; t unique kind of 2noOM apartment, 112 Elm. neighborhood tavern. . .by the HOUSE on Cameroo Ave. East FA 20378. Beach in Lake Mary. Side, between Celery and 3BEDROOM cinder block house, Geneva Ave. 4 bedrooms, quite Acroaa tha street from the new furnished reasonable. I milt neighborhood, school bus stop, City Parking Lot. from gate. Contact Clabough, kitchen applianers. 273 per DIXIE CREAM BAKE SHOP NAS. est. 327 or 427. month. Ph. FA 2 4143. 204 W. 3rd. Ph. r \ 2 0413. BRAND NEW 2 bedroom furnish­ FURNISHED collage, located at 2. Far Real ed ipirlm rnt, waler furnished, 3 Points. 173.00 per month, close in. Phone FA 2 2931 dsys, Ph. FA 2-1487. 1-BEDROOM house furnished, all FA 2-1401 nights. electric. W0 plui utilities. 2429 Chase Ave. Phone FA 2 7413. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house 2 BEDROOM, kltchfn equipped $»J3 per mo. 1819 Summerlin $30. 2632, corner of Lemon k Ave. FURNISHED five room, I bedGrandview. Phone FA 20627. room garage apartment. Call 2 BEDROOM furruhed house FA 2 0438. RENT A RED near Wagon Wheel Nursery, Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Beds ROOM it HOARD. Ph. FA 20382. liwy. 17-92. Call Midway 4 4934. By Diy, Week or Month. CARROLL’S FURNITURE UNFURNISHED new S room SALE OR RENT: I B.R. 36 It. Ph. FA 2-MSl II6 W. 1st St. house. Phone FA 2-1333. New Moon trailer, sir condi­ tioned. Adults FA 2-7664. 3 BEDROOM house available CLEAN nicely furnished upstairs Deq, 111 , Phona FA 2-7703. apartment $73. Thone FA 2 0868. FURN. ApL 20m T W .I s t it. ft .. " •'+ * » + * * * * fW FSl NW4 bt4CW 00600*). GOOOF DfATM.OMtS? US ID 60 IDOUt? VllUGEC ThtWItCH rap US? BETUfifl IDVCUtJ HOSPlTAUEDSAUOPyXJ.VWJ AJ5E NOT Bt AWD \ lUVEt C-t* mjn« m*ii CO ID B€0»ALL ofyw.' WUENTUtRJANTOMJS t€AP TWfPE'lL KUO ONE PPOrECT THEM0*, m SC ! Li I k'LE CN MObSQ ■t-e 'm a m a ' N3 , r *0 / IT VUL HIT— PUT fKC PASi.' fOMErtHERE AT SEA.' FVSAfK c h an A^ENTUSE WHICH IWtL BE T«E n£/ TO A v.mC.L r . ASETS, S-R.VI.At/ TVS CCHf/HEMEN TyoulL r o * A IO H O nxs, BBAVAR. !i|i' A"S LON'.] AS VOUBfP KNIT TINS 7W pmcutAZi — a h ' m po Th e fta *r. M A 9f J Y T * * MARCIFULp CAM CARDS S V JIT H T H P J PAH! ip l a v J •i " THE f if vnu cant V BEAT EMJOIN 'EM TRAILS R, M ft. rooms, s— stoto Phone FA 13114. S-ROOM aparttosal, aR atoctrte Cloaa to. Rttaanabto. Contact Clarence Bartow at Marvurr plaee. Plant Board Nay Pay Growers For * Trees Destroyed -< ORLANDO (UPI) — Tha Btatom Plant Board la axpected to modify” its push and t r o t program to kill spreading derllna in eitrna grorea and compensate growers for all trees destroyed—not just the healthy ones. The Board, following a public hearing here Tuesday, said it would take the action at its next meeting. j The matter of compensation h a v ^ been the main point of contention in the highly controversial pm. gram for several years. In the past, the Board has paid only for the healthy trrea destroyed or damaged. The Board also agreed with Ren. John Sutton of Orlando that a three-man appraisal hoard should hold hearings In d isp u te s^ over the value of trees destroyed and keep records that could ha used If the owner appealed the Board’s ruling. The push and treat program, carried on by the Plant Board at no cost to the grower, involve* bulldozing out infected trees and a few rows of surrounding healthy Dees, and treating tha soil. Most of the some 40 grova owners present at tha publietP hearing agreed that the Important thing was to get the program underway again and deal with individual problems as thay rise. WASHINGTON (UPI) - News week Magasine says a poll by in political experts shows that Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller's chances of beating Vice President Richard M. Nixon for the GOP presiden­ tial nomination are "very dim in.-M deed. The magazine said tha poll by its experts in the 30 stales showed that “if Rockefeller wants the nomination at all, he must frankly say so, and Hart campaigning openly and hard. Rockefeller must woo the GOP pros, beguile tha vot­ ers, shspe sharp and definitive issues. "If possible, he must try to con­ vince the parly that Rockefeller,.., —and Rockefeller alone—can w in * * the presidency In November, i 960. And even it he does do all that, and more. Nelson Rockefeller may still fall short of the nomination.'* lU " ’ BOVS? 1 WITH THE ' QIPLSCAN It iiV > 2-BED ROOM keoss, Crystal Lake At*, aad 4to. Bl i iet, Lake Mary; uafurakbtd. $90 per month. Pboaa FA S-4MI ae#’ FA >-«n. Magazine Poll Shows Rockefeller» Chances Are 'Dim' f WELL.CAN^I •'11 2. T m — «4 .- L '& i ■ r*f3L UNITED FUND DRIVE in Seminole County gut nn extra boost as E. G. Neville, right, turns in his company's receipts of 1379.30 to Lt. Ctlr. F. H. Patterson, drive chairman at the Navy base. Legal Notice Tows Council I.on* n nml, FlorM* Orntlrm.n; « I Petit io n l h * T o w n C o u n c i l c * |o n o o p o r ti o n of m y p r o p o r t y In thin to w n • • t ot f o r m h . l o w t t. T h o pr.ipartr in r * f * r » n c « |* lortltU t t i n ; K m | ^ k, A, tnu, Vo u m . |n m o f lorlatfti. Off On The Right Foot ? What b e t t e r way can u p - 1 o - date 3 with your you Local keep and C ounty News, than with “ S e m in o le C o u n ty ’ s Only Daily N e w s p a p e r ? ” a t p a i l e q ?> IN T H IS THIN NOU'LL HAVE A ACE TO u v e .~ m r Z m mt ^wat * " r Ub c ... WHILE XOO'RC HUNr.NG A spo t> # p£ k; For Home Delivery Call FA 2-2611 The Sanford Herald Town of T o u t woo,I, further il>icrfh«4 rs* ft#* ■Inning t t Hit MV rorn.r of th« *»«', „f .vvv'i, S.citon ». Tuwnthip II g. Rani* 10K. run N' H U ft., thtneo K «i» ft., thtnr* * l s '’ 1 Tf. Ihtnro SI) ft. lo point " f i,»«hinin». itat m t E t.t :;n fi. I*f lilt W ttl l i t ft. Of the Hull 111 lit ft, I. Tht w ttt JTH ft. mnro or Of tHi• proptrty It prtttntly ton. J commercial and tha rtm tlndtr U.tldtntlal, nt. a. Tna c»tt u » ft. of tha w»«t •*Z ft. of III* Stiulh tld ft. of tho prnptrly t t .Uterine,I .hue. an,I formerly known at tha llaMtma i , S n u i c . I. now tha proptriy of tha ltt|*a Inltratt. which, it la undertinod. It ptllilonlog for a ro-mnlng of that proptriy to Com. marclaL *• •" tht tttn t tho rt-toning of • h* Metgt property It rtrrled ou', f f'uuttt that tht South 11# m of my property, which It aot p rt.V “ ttnlly toned Commerclhl, ha f t. aoned lo that rategory. Vary truly yourtc ____ John II. lliim -r Tho Town Council _own of LonawonJ f-oogwood, rtoflda **• wtmbtro of Fleet Baptlel ‘ hurch, l.onawoo.j, riorlda. do hereby rouutat Tha Town Cuuncil of Long Wood to re-tona lott *7#, '*'• «TJ. 471. «:i tad t:s for tho following purpote*. & A COVIBIXATIUN I'ARk’IMI T.oT • ' AND PLATOIIOL'NII IPOR out . l'r»OR DAUCh. ALSO A ULTt.P. for indoor OAMKd. RUST ROOMS AND OTHER * SICS AS .NEEDED DT SAID OIIURCIf. Vu:ed on aad pttird by tho f'hurel* In butihttt tettloa VVtin ttd ai, s*pl :i, m s. SIG N E D : B R. Gray, Chma. Dtacona Karl Shavarw Cham. Trutttta t aw it C b'u i h, Pat-nr btua.4 /■ Loo * ay, Cl*fk a �A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll B u sin ess P a y ! P h . FA2-2611 __ IJ- R*«l fauie F.» e.i. L R «alL aU t*F *rJU I# /APARTMENTS, downstairs. vntpr furnished: I bedroom unfurnish- HUJIKS AND LOTS for colored people. AIjo homei milt oa lou ON LARGE LAKE td, 1 bedroom (urnUhed. Phone Roy Well, Phone FA MJ17. 4 Bedroom home with 2W hatha; f t FA M W large living room: dining room; UNFURNISHED hous* *nrl g*.1 Florida room; tarraato floor*, « AM A FRIENDLY n i t , kitchen equipped. Phone canlral boat. Sovaral fnut LITTLE IIOCSF. FAW W . tree* comfortable, two bwlroomi, 2 m ««. IT. OVERALL n tA K A APARTMENTS: t ootr i fenced yard end garden, on two 1:17.900 TERMS privele baths, 114 W. Kirst St, mcc lou. bearing citrue tree*, BUSINESS PROPERTY paved itrrcl, dose in. priced below market at 27,000 with Large store with one l-bedroom T C ? T « W I F«e Solo apartment and two t-bedroom term*. . apartment*. On corner lot with |Y OWNER: l-bedroom nine, extra lot in rear (or perking. beet location In Country Club ALSO a nice selection of S and 4 bedroom home*, city and rural 132,000 TERMS ^ jja n o c . Fbone FA 2-6642 (action. nrfe Ik ^ren lh W nd. Nov. 11, 1069— Page I t IS. Special Service* 31. Furniture SEWING MACHINES: Electric Free WeetlnghouM. Bread new. New « Used II monthly payment# of R M , Furniture and Appliances complete price. Financing avail* WtafahiaW Rack GIbm Ible. Thil sensational “ Door Glaae Vewt (Ilia# Mather of Sanford good one week only. Writ* ABRVICK 209-50* E. Firat 8t. Ph. FA 9-0083 Homecraft Industrie*, In#., T Senharlk GIm # and Pniat Co. 111#, Orlando. N«w A Used Furniture A Appli­ m-114 W. M SL FA ances. A Good Plaeu To UPRIGHT piano, good condition, 13-A Realty Farter* BUY. SELL or TRADE 1123.0#. Alto, t rowboat with oara, 171.00. Call Jenkins Furniture DORIS* BEAUTY SHOI* FA J 745* I t ^ T S S n ^ o n S T " 2M4 Adame Ph. FA 2U U 4M Sanford Ave. A Satisfied customer la our beet CUSTOM BUILT furniture -sin- LOST Red handbag, with identi­ glr pieces or sets. Alto furni­ advertisement. fication, Wallin C. Wilson, con­ ture repair. Cabinet* mad*. taining grocery money. Laet to HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK FA 3-7043. vicinity of W. Ut and Rlvervfaw 101 So Oek Ph. FA 1-1742 Ave. Reward Ph. FA M f l t ROLL AWAY, Hoapltal and Baby D A W N ’ S LOST: Large Slamea# Cat, aal«« BEAUTY BALON Beds Dav, Week or Month — FUBNm'BR CRNTIR vicinity Sunland Estate#. RE­ Air Conditioned Dryer* MM French Ave. WARD 031. FA 2 6343. Pkeue FA t-TM Fh. FA 4-7921 LOST: Old fashioned FA 2 Til# pocketbook containing ghent LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON • BIG VALURB 911. Fleaae return to N. W. Haggerty Bldg. 2227 Orlando Dr. • QUICK CRBDIT Shuman, Mary Carter Pitot • BABY TERMS IK. Flew era k Plant* Store*. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Mff-A-DAY ROSA L PAYTON SSAVE$ One of these mey be just what Registered Rral EiUt* Broker )ou have been looking for. Mary E. Carmen — Lee Sal veil HERBERT STENSTROM B. E. Soger*. Br, Associate* Reilotered llrnker Why not stop In and dltcu** your Ph. FA I-1M1 17 M at Rlawathn I.EN RISNKIt housing problem* with u»? LOTTIE BROADWAY 3-RED ROOM CB. t*e hath home. FAU.MKH’tJ AfiBNCY KEN TORBKTT Phone FA 13333 N. V. Firmer, Realtor ■KTTYR D. SMITH D. H. Whitmore Aaoeetalc* SEEING V RELIEVING Lillian G. Trama Mt N. Peril — Fh. FA M4i« N you're looking for sccluiloa and Associate*. in a home, you need /ABEDROOM home 1301 Wynne 11rt 8. French Ave. I’h. FA * 5221 comfort no furthnr. This tpinou* v wood Or. Low down psymeat. After hour*, FA 22*11, rA 2 4921. look WILSON - MAIBR 3 bedroom 2-hath home situated Cut Flaw era For Any Orra*lew FA 2 0261 Fbone FA 2-T79T._______ on a large landscaped 162' x New And Veto fw to te e MANFORD FLOW EH SHOP 248' lot in picturesque Loch Ar­ PA 3-2432 FA 1-1622 we FA 2-1170 Ml B first BL 1 f Oeser — Mayfair gectloo" HOME In Mayfair, 420 Elliott bor is it. It* many outstanding Brittany Style, large living din­ Ave., Spaclou*. I bedrooms, 2 22. Art Idea For Kale "I think Romeone'* »t the door.1* feature* include living room and 17. Pei* - Livestock - Mnpplfae ing area. 3-BR., i BATH. 2 bath*. 2 car garage, etc. Sub den with sliding glass door* earportta, n t l l l t y , n eplire. itantlal down payment requir­ 1 FILLY Coll, t riding hoc**, Sell U* Ymir Furniture. Quick opening into. ■ well equipped family room, »1W sq. R. Phone ed. Call FA 2 3011 for appoint­ Service With The Caih. SUPER reasonable. Phone FA 2-7121. kitchen including dlshwaaher FA 9-1944. ment. L4^BlllliHni^^J|alnli*^^Jymlf* TRADING POST, FA 10677. and exhaust fan. Tha floor* arc >■ Mela Help Wanted I JERSEY COW. heavy milker. VEW HOMES Loch Arbor; 1 and terraito. Central oil heating NO DOWN PAYMENT PAINTING k DECORATING COUNTY FRANCHISE I Jersey cow second calf. 3— SEWING MACHINE: Electric, 4 bedroom i ; F ir exciting with floor ducts Insure your NO CLOSING COSTS Licensed — Bonded I year old hclfcri, calfhood Da r n s , rmbroidrtei, m«"<iAVAILABLE | A family living with planned lux 1100 monthly buy* this coty home, comfort throughout the Winter. Free Estimate* — vaccinated. Priced right. Phone grams, button holes. Lifetime w wry plug ample entertaining 1 bedroom*, kitchen equipped A lighted patio make* for pleas­ NEED conscientious dealer fa Work Guaranteed rA 3 0724. guarantee. Responsible party this area lo handle county dis­ fecilklna and play areaa at ant evening* outdoors. The price lirge living room. Good neigh­ Painting fonlractore In take up payments of 22 00 tribution of a M « end recently moderate price*. Shown by *p le 226,500 with terma available. borhood, Plnrcrcat School dis­ F.A 2-1304 19. Boats and Meters month. Write box 9. M. e o patented product. Tbit product Call FA 2-4022. trict. Cell owner, FA 2-4072 af­ Sanford Herald. le in amating new invention II. Bpecial Service* ter • P. M. S t. r in J if that has been fang fa ‘emand Gateway Te The Watrrway noon gimmnnt double bed S tam per Has by the public. Require* few Pwnltur* Storage and U srag 11# N. Park Ave. Ph. PA 3-9113 Year EVINRUDB Denier rmieh, breakfast room set, g number of beautiful building 8PENO THANKSGIVING hours spare time weekly, car. To and From Anywhere Robson S p o rtin g G toR t odd chain, male Chihuahua iota in and around Sanfurd, references and 2680 00 spiral­ MAJOB HKUWN REALTY C. K. PMLIJP8 IN A NEW HOME AT Fh. FA 3-M41 Manchester puppy*. FA 1-1*77. ing capital which i* refundable UM Prenaii Ave. Ph. FA BUM 304-4 4 R. let. including Mayfair. Many with Realtor SAN SEM KNOI.LS If work proves aatlafactory. Big 01# SHADE to grace your LAKE MABY LIFE V’eatf, Pup Tents, Sleeping .. now borne, aod definitely one Earnings up to S20o weekly de­ TV SERVICE within the hour. 2*. Automobiles I’h. F.A 2-5237 of f A S-1044. Hags. Terpa. Tent*. Army-Navy t v to fk your needs. pending on spare, time devot­ Service Call 22.20 plus pert*. 19.64 four wheel drive Jeep 9200. Surplua Stare. 310 Sanford Ave. Wetf Nth Mreet, 4 Bloch* Weal BKA1 ESTATE DHIVE-IM ed. This also can be worked Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. Phone FA 2 4641. Preach Aveaae 2444 Frawto Ave. aa a full Umt deal with a W- * . “ BUT STUMPER Agency PA MtN. SINGER ELECTRIC towing ma­ 112,000 income a year poten­ 4 DR. 1423 PLYMOUTH. CAN BE J . W. HALL chine factory rebuilt, like new BLOTS to Dreamwold S* Hon; ‘ tial. This is not a vending MODERN RUG CLEANERS SEEN AT THE SANFORD with new guarantee end attach­ Realtor already cleared and leveled. We now have ready for occu­ machine deal. Write Northwest Florida's Moat Modern Plant HERALD 304 W. FIRST IT. ment*. 9 payments of 2.61). Phooa FA 1-9441 pancy TWO Beautiful l‘i and "Call Hall'' Priced to sell. Phone FA 2 025g. Distributors. Inc., 123 N. How­ FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY DAYS. Writ# Credit Manage* */o The 2 bath, 1 bedroom ZEUf.l built ard Ave., Tampa 8, Florida, 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2 7437 S-BEDROOM, living room, dm Sanford Kara Id, homei, close to shopping and RAYMOND M. BALL 1948 DODGE Pick up, deluxe fag room, kitchen equipped, both High and Grade achooli. ANI) ASSOCIATES II. Work Waatad rah. new paint, excellant tires. ■tfVBLOPBA READY MIXED CONCRETE panelled Florid* room. Easy Drive by the** tropic illy land­ Real Estate — Insuraac# FA 2 9791. meat*, faveteee, bend toil, and Window Silla — l.intfli — Sand tor mi. Call FA 2 2744 scaped home*. Our reprerentaSurety Honda DAYS WURK wanted. FA UIIO. yeegraai, to*. Progreaaiv* UM2 CHEVY I-ton panel, heater, Hock-Stepping Stonra — Stael live will be happy to aaaiat S ll go. Park Ave. Ph. FA I-H41 Printing Co Phone PA 9-1 (* Grease Trap*—Precast Slap* 13. Plumbing Servirae you. new tires, 2*20. Nash, *32. radio Sanford son warn Ufa faC'emint—Dry Welle C. A. Whiddon, Sr. From B14.IM awl aa tow na and heater, 4 new Urea, 9300. livani Bldg, l-ske Mary MIRACLE CONCR*~r CO FA 2 2871. BROKER Plumbing & Repairs B. M. W ilkins, C ontractor I’h. FA 2-1290 3® Elm Ava. FA 12711 lo. Park Aea. Ph. FA I IM 1 • Asphalt Drivawayi 7»e C. Thomas 20-A Trailer* DOWN ffCCA NO CLOSING SALF. or KENT: 3 bedroom, kit­ III! Murid Ml. • Parking Areas FACTORY TO YOU FA 1-0*1* EXCELLENT TERMS on I bed­ FHA fJJV COSTS chen equipped. See at 141 Pineduality Workmanship 4 Materials 3 BEDROOM trailer lull* air con ALUMINUM room home in Plnrcrcat 2nd, crest Dr. Call owner, FA 2-7131, Y'AU. COMB TODAY! PLUMB4NH VENETIAN RI.INIM Tartni To Hull Your Budget ditloned. washer and dryer. Will Addition. Owner calling below Contracting A Repssea •Free Estimates i*ll aquity very reasonable or Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom coat. FA 7-074. W. H. “Bill" STEMPER Agency Fran Kitimatea rail with plastic ends. Plavtlc •Week Guarantee# will trade for unuitv In 2 bed A Kip Van Winkle B. L BABVIY Realtor A laaurar Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. or ra>on lapel. Cotton or nylon room home. Phone FA 3-3134. IN LAKE MARY: I BR. houia, Compare point by point: Com­ 204 lialord Ava. Phot. FA SUM ASSOCIATES: H. E. Teffer curds. utility, tilt bath, wall furnace. Arthur V. Day, Everett Harper pletely furnished; ultra conven­ Complete Uww Mi Senknrik UIiim and I'alnl Co. ( k Walking dlitane* to tehool. ient to achooli. atom, churebea; Roltcrt F. May, Bart l’icher, F«itHi#f—Bpeoyly - Mewtog Ol'KN NOW 112 114 W. 3lid SL Ph. FA 1-3622 0,200, Phone FA 2 0721. perfect condition; I bedroom JOHN LOMMBR4E Helen E. Noonan MOBILE HOME SALES concrete block, Goah what a NORGE Future electric alove, 444 WtUow Ave. PA 9-7Iff 111 N. Park B-BEDROOM huu*. large utility phnna FA 2 4t*»l V« Mile So of Sanford 17 91 buy! Priced undar ll.coo.oo. vertical broiler, large oven, room, screened in porch aiov*, NEW 1 ‘ J C U PACEMAKER / Plumbing 1 Heating ) TV and RADIO REPAIR af -r meal sentry, excellent eondirefrigerator and heater fumieh- BY OWNER at Five Point*. I W. 8. "BUI" (TEMPER Agency MOBILE HUMES 3:0u night* nnd waekinds: SanHon. 1 yr, old. New house has bedroom CB, porch, carport*, ad. 262 monthly payment*. Dlrert from Factory In You, AIR CONDITIONING lord. Lake Mary and l-ongwood. built in’*. Phmte FA 2 2400. utility room, equipped kitchen. ATTRACTIVE houae for sale at PA I 2Mi. CONTRACT and RBPAIR WORK FA 2 2772 aod FA 9 6813. Wyatl Trniler Sales Lot MO'xlOO', FA 2 6567. South Pine crest. Reasonable 1047 B asted Aea. FA FREEZER, II' commercial up Tel. FA I U I 1 down payment low monthly SEPTIC TANK SERVICE. right, like new, 9300. FA 2 2007. ROBERT A. WILLI A Ml, Realtor payments. Phone 22027. SANFORD Plumbing A Heating BALLROOM Sinca 1944 2l^ero » 7 ro Raymond Luadqelet. Aaeec. 2296 So. Elm Ph. FA 27914. 3 PIECE solid walnut dinette A. HARK DfllAHT FA I-3MI Atlantic Bank Bldg. I. Female Help Wanted North 8 4431 NOrfh K-4711 Used furniture, spplisnees. loot* suite, white leather chain. U7 I I. Electrical Services Garrhim Drive, Country Club etc Bought-ioid l.irry’s Mart NEW two bedroom house, car- SALES GIRL work et home. Manor. 213 Sanford Ave Ph F.A 2-4132 HEATERS CLEANED portr, utility, built in oven and e Wiring — Electric Service Make 2100 per llle, Call Eau Lawn Mower Repair* stovr. On corner lot in Cassel­ Gallic illfa ._______________ Sid Vihlen LEWIS SALES A SERVICE school of dance berry. FA 2-3646. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. WAITRESS: good hour*, good til Magnolia 1916 W. 20th St FA 2 0011 OWNER: 1 bedroom house in tipi. Phona NO B-4QM. rA 2 7928 or FA 2 3448 6th Thru 8th Grade BYWynnewood M. "Da," V*l**~Electric al f«r, Section, excellent Holler R EG ISTER NOW . . . condition, targe yard with well. WILL SWAP home nnd imall Dei Say* For Service Call . JAUHOH'H HGPAIK SHOI* salary for housekeeping serv­ FA 2 4696 FA 2 5962 Patio with brick barbecue pit. * Clnaaaa B«gin Oct. 15th* Welding — * ach. A Gen Repairs ices. Call FA 2 1700. iV i S r a ' t 1 2I2.SOO, pay equity and assume W. 20th. A Old. L Mary Rd Phonn FA 2-0881 payments. Call FA 2-8611 for WAITRESS, exp., neat, over 3t, It. Building • Palntla* • Ktpaire (•SETfu t PIANO TUNING A HWAIItlNG further information. 20c hour and mcali. Steady CUSTOM BUILT HOMES W. I.. HARMON work , eve shift. Call In person 4-BEDKOO.M home, imall down Remode Hag — F'ree Estimate* I'll. FA 2-4'Jj:t After 5 P. U. ! lean's Spaghetti House, Orange payment — assume monthly Repa'r* Phone FA 2-1744 YOLK KEST CAK INSURANCE IS City. payments of $37 00. 1902 Sum■ BATI NG BILL RERNOSKY, Conixictof merlin Ave. H. B. POi’K CO. HOUSEWIVES: U you have l | FLOOR landing and tiaishleg I** S. Park - FA 3-4234 spare hour* per week to work Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g outside your home you can ave­ S*mtittle County vines 1942. PUMPS - SPRINKLER rage 226 12 and villi be ■ lull­ R. N GLEASON, lake Mary. Alt type* and slice, installed time housewife and mother. We "Do It Yourself SANFORD PROPERTIES train. Writ* Box E, Iinford R A M ROOFING WB REPAIR AND SERVICE t »n<rrtlhle • Herald. 611 Atlantic Rank building Contracting A Repair) I T IN I Ho. Harris* R. H. Ivera Licensed — Bonded —Insured Mirhtoery sad Supply Ce. 'utl* Equipped • YOU NAME lr-W E'L], FIND IT WANTED IMMEDLATELY; Girt FREE ESTIMATES Ph FA 2 4432 to type and file part time; 616 Sanford Ave Ph FA 2 7941 207 W 2 nd St ..... Jit llmi’k I inl-h With White Wall Tlre» . II.M.l temporary, may ‘w permanent. BEAUTIFUL two bedroom home on two lots. Citrus trees. Re­ Call FA 22002. • SI’E« IAI. NOTICE • stricted area. Low down pay­ 3 $ $ $ SAVE % % % % H. Male Help Wanted ment. Term* can hr arranged “In the City of IM O N O G K A M S Nine I’sitenxer Ma­ ClU evenings FA 2 6129. Fur t hri«lm»» Large Nntinnnl P aint Co. Gracious Living" lum V6uiun • Vi* must br hruuxht in amut ’ MAYFAIR -SECTION Has an opening for ambitiuus Engine - Standard I * Mrs. Ogletrre Ph. FA 2-1917 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, kitchen yuung man. Radio • l l r a l t r * 6Ih i i * A lfra g e equipped, Florida room. Large Duties Involve Credit*, Culler Uiindition I lining In.nl. lot. Call FA 21U2. lion*. .Selling. Office routine and .(•silting over all hranch opera FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, 3 $ SAVE 3 3 3 $ $ 3 3 lion. 312 Holly Ave., ? bedrooms. Excellent Opportunity for Ad Ion Pick I p Priced for quick sale at 28,100. vanerment. . SLOW down payment. Contact Many Employee Benefits includTruck • Radio • Mrs M. L. Raborn, 1606 E ing retirement plan. Heater • l ike New Inside A Out • Seminole Blvd. Down I’.iy. ;*llt-Nu t inning For prompt Interview call Ctroh XIff IS CHKVY I - Door 60(10 Actual Mite* — ONLY FA 2 1411 or contact Georg* W. GOOD HIGH. DRY HOMESITE Cu.-th i 19 5» CHKVY '1 Dour Morgan 2 LOTS—12# ft x luj ft. on good Cash 9111 road, 1 block from Lake Mary .illKUWIN W1I I.IAMS up. IB CMC Pick I p Our Used Cara Will Be Dittplnyed Fur Your 117 Magnolia Ave. School. SLOW. FA 2 1304 Stenstrom Realty vut Q&curwa EMM1 m Holler's FA 2-5264 « *340 T O T A L PRICE II••ate. feature 2 Hednmaie • R E E L ' S Paint & Body Shop l ‘i Tile Hath* • Screened Porch - Llilily R'lam • Ter rate* Floor* ■ Carport* . Land acaped Lot. • Ml tity Conrealtors*. • EXPERT - STRAIGHTENING PAINTING • WRECKS REBUILT We Specialize In Custom Work Phone FA 2-7719 tUth A Sanfurd — Ikliiml Studchahcr CJarujft 59 c h e v y ;: NOW L I S T E N CHICK ID ID 51 ID 4D F O Itll 2 . I Itmr FOIII) 2 . Ilm.r HUH K 2 - Ilnur CHKVY t • UiMir PLYMOUTH l • Dnor SOD IDD 90S $tlD 4DD HOW N *:jd 159 »a» 1510 F rench *1 7 9 5 WHERE DEALS SHINE nl the aign of )o u r beat buy 2nd k Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-<i2;il Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chevrolet — Old»niohllc — Cadillac Trade-Inn A t H o lle r ’s" NEW RAVENNA PARK HOMES • O rM • Mwr M $450 Dowi Tiara Wast Ofa 84. r * f a i Q*k M . A Wafa* For (tar M pa • * • OPEN D A ILY l i N A. IL T l M HIM DAT liN F .& V BMt ShosunaksA WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W# favlt# ye# to h# * • * absolutely free wlUewt *bU#alion at e«* af Banferd'a Itodfas Motels while ; « tocato atotable boosing to* yoorttlf and family. Pirk n» yen* totg fa owr Sales Office, SUNLAND Estates & South PINECRES1 4th Addition JIotnc.6 Dealjrned For Fturhla Living. 3 k 4 Bedroom* — 1 A 2 Baths VA - FHA FHA In Service Conventionil Financing Down Payment* Low as $425 You enn mov# In immttU utuly white th # pa para a re being procaaatd. \Ye (lunrnntCR Feraonal Natinfactlun On Th# Construction Of Your Hum# For Th# First Yu»r — Or Your Down Payment And Clotting Coat Will Be Chaerfully Refunded. M OTORS Ave. M 2 9 5 In fectio n Niifhtlv On Our Large Lighted Lot. "5<*ve D o ll,u s Your Credit i« prood on any o f theae Cars T&T :: 55 FORD LOOK *9890 b u ic k Warrenty 1 WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Dream Homes !L Artklca For Rato Sanfurd H O LLER M OTOR Odham & Tudor. Inc. 1 C % 1 Cor Hwy. 17-92 & 27th St. Phon FA 2-1501 �m mm■ ■■ j p g s ^i pm ?m M . wWn#fw mm mm ^ ( wherein you do your love mak­ ing via the hero and indulge your latent wish for travel by picking an unfamiliar spot like Shangrlla or Africa. M ania la tjrykal af IIm aewal , m Were ara ia,aaa,aaa aapWag erA ors la Mia tmaUry rigid an*. 8a art hey la MM yeyzheTegy wriiiag. ADVICE TOR WRITERS And never quit a job or stay home mooching a living from your relatives, as a means of the heahfet htlew, aa4 hegl© starting a literary career. Instead, get a job and support vMi prtaa taaiaatlag yourself thereby, while you try M an v r ttla i; NOT to sell some short stories as greyhical Bevels: a sideline. BY - GEORGE W. CRANE, Unless you ran win your support P i. D.. M. D. by writing during your evenings CASE C — 417: Marvin W., and vacation periods, you are •gad a , haa finished college. NOT justified in trying to he a “Bui, Dr. Crane,” hit worried full time author. father protested, “he will not And play the batting averages, lake a job. which means avoid long, tedious "lie says he want* to b« a novels. writer, ao he alia at home, Try to tap the quirk markets, moetrhing cigareta off of me, such as those for short stories aod sleeps till 10 or 11 A. M. l and prise contest entries. "Then be puller* around the I You can write a doxen short bouse and only start* pounding tales or enter too prise contests the keys of bis typewriter in late with no more effort than you’ll afternoon or when 1 am ready expend on an Immature novel for bed at night. that will never sell. "Bsidas, be doesn't turn out If you are a waitress, then too much copy. And ha is writ* write a story in a restaurant Ing a novel with himself the locale. If you are a bookkeeper, hero. develop a tale about your famil­ "How can he concur true-to- iar dally office surroundings. Ufe fiction when he hasn't really And don't think you can hit the done anything, except go to big leagues at the atari. Few acbooi?” basrballrra reach the Yankeci KICTION PSYCHOLOGY except vix years in the minor Marvin might be able to write leagues; And so it it with other a successful novel about current art* and sciences. college life, and thus deal with Even with much talent, it lakes firsthand expcrlnces. a lot of time to get on to the But 1 later learned his novel ropes and attain the required was dealing with the French For­ professional polish. eign Legion: Subacribe to a monthly writer's Novices at writing are often magatine. And hire a profes­ Just like Marvin. They refuse to sional critic to go over your stick to the things they really manuscript. Don't depend on know, for they regard such mat- frienda who will softsoap you, as tera as dull and uninteresting. a general rule. Then they decide to write a For further practical (winters, novel, with themselev* as the send for my booklet, "How to disguised hero or heroine. Write Salshle Copy," enclosing a And they pick a locale that is stamped, return envelope, plus In some remote, exotic spot they 20r (nonprofit). have never seen, ao their des­ It contains a section on prise criptions lack the ring of since­ contesting, too. rity aod truth. (Always writ* W Dr. Crane If you wiah to be a sucre isful In earn af this newspaper, en­ writer, then don't use fiction as closing n long 4c stamped, ad­ a form of emotional "jag" dressed envelope and 20c to rnver typing and printing costs when you send for one of Congenerics Helps hi* booklets.) ria hr a ; Hangovers NEW YORK (LTD - What cauaes a hangover? "Congenerice,” says Jack Poust, who has waged a long campaign against these "residual impurities" in li<|uor. Poust, a dealer in Italian bran­ dy and vermouth, says one rea­ son the Russians can apparently drink ao much vodka without any III effects Is the 'art that " g o o d vodka, which goes through more refining. . .processes than any other distilled spirits, has been almost completely purified of congenerics In the process." Legal Notice h rm n -'iT c o u n t . n in t h m u m r r i% %m » n u t m in i Mii.fr: ru i v r t, fri.n iim v IN I I I C N I K M l Ni l. MM.VV Ml I T T i l t | l tr.-r Tiri. fr *. C I .A H K .N C F . *1 leO llltK T . P lain tiff t n n J ililiiv t . JOHN j• i In ■ P L'flTKII. n a l. Drfendante N O T H U Ofr* Nt I T T O ; JO H N D P H T K Il amt — HUMT K I t . hla w if e . If arty, w hn ea rw«|i|a nr** I© U It k i l o » i i . 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I jO P I H K C l l viil.fr d > n t NO, » k / a / V A I . I K l«OI IMK T O l ’.Nll. Defendant N O T H R Ofr* P I I I I . I P A T I O N T o : |a»ul«e 4‘h a r le e Y ot in r k Inge C r o e a |(ii«t|« K e r e u e n k III* . Nor th C a r o l i n a Vou ar#» h e r e b y no||fir«| t ha t * Mill of I ' l o n p U l u i for l i h m r r a li a * been f l l e l ag al iiR t ) mi, and >otl a re res|ulres| to a * r v e % errpy of v ou r V u a w e r or I' l e a d l n a to t h e m il of C f i M p I g l g l on p| t i n t i f r‘ » Vt to r n e y J o s e p h 'I M u r a a k n . I* 4i I l o r Nn. •, F e r n P a r k , F l n r Ida a m i H ie the o r l a l t i a l \naw er .•* I ’ l* idlNfl i" t 1'** " f fli 0 of the C l e t k of tb* iTI rc ul t C o u r t on or befo re the 21th d a ) nf N o v e m b e r , lid a nd If you f a il to do on. Jud g e me n t by d e f a u l t w i l l Isa t a k e n a g a l n a t yo u f or Dr«* r e li e f d e m a n d ­ ed In Die l l l l l of C o m p l a i n t . T h l a rrotlre «h al l be p u b l i s h e d r o u e ea li w e e k f or f ou r coiieei-u* live weak* In the H A N FD ltH IIP .lt VI.D iMI.Nfr: A N D O t t D K I t K D In H a n . ford, fr'lorbla, t h la 24D» d a y uf o* tolle r. H i t iH K A l.t 4$. P I I K I C N I m IN C liru ll C o u r t C U r k . Hetnlnule C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a Ity M a r t h a T . V ll il e n Deputy C le r k Joe epl i M- Vl u raa ko . Attorney f or Plaintiff P I I llo g No. 22a Per n l* ar k. fr'lorlda P u b ll a h O ct 21 A Nov. 4, I I . I f N O TICE WAI.T OATMAN MKAIUMi CONSULTANT in n lU t ln t l, Will check >our h earing ©r hearing ■id J a m TIIUItSDAY 1:00 p, m. to 4:00 y. m. ■I — KAIST’S e Demand Chinese Vacate Occupied Border NEW DELHI (U ri) — Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru will demand that the Chines* Commu­ nism vacate border area* they oc­ cupy before he even will consent to talk with Premier Chou Kn-lal, an authoritative source said to­ day. The source' said Nehru was not prepared to accept Cbou'i sugges. tion that a buffer Zone b« estab­ lished along the disputed IndiaTibet-China border pending the outcome of negotiations. Red troops occupy several outp o sts on Indian soil near the Himalayan border, notably I^ingjo, In the rugged Northeast Fron- New Food Store Construction Set Construction on a Litte Giant store on the south side of Celery Avenue west of Mellonville Ave. is planned to start within 30 days. The $40,000 food store and coin laundry will rover about $33,000 square feet. The L-ahaped site for the project was rezoned from resi­ dential to neighborhood commer­ cial at Monday's city commission meeting. tier Agency, and in the Ladakh Province of the slata of Jammu and Kashmir. In the buffer lone suggested by Chou, Chinese troops would pull baek 12.5 miles from the (ioiition they now ocrupy In Ladakh, hut this would I* to India's Continu­ ing disavantage since the Chi. nest have penetrated 40 miles into Indian territory. Chou suggested that India pull hack troops that have allegedly crossed over Into China, also 12.5 miles. The source close to Nehru said the prime minister generally would bold out for Chines* re­ acceptance of the historic 11*14 McMahon Line ns the border, but that he might be willing t* make "minor adjustments” I* mollify the Red*. Nehru was said to he adamant In his refusal to withdraw Indian troops from border areas. Tues­ prime minister was expected to day the prime minister made his reply to it sometime next week. strongest statement on the dtsput# when he said India "cannot allow China to seep • foot on our Legal Notice chest.” Nehru*’ cabinet was busy study­ l^ n m -•-it CltV r.iiiflc lt Mf ^ ing Chou's latest note and the L o n g H o o d , K lo r f t le H e n o reb l. Woman G uilty O f Manslaughter Betty Jean Baker wai found gullly of manslaughter by a six man Circuit Court Jury In the stabbing death of Ira Goolsby on Feb. 14. The Sanford Negro woman was originally charged with second degree murder. However, after the Jury brought in the verdict of guilty, Judge Volie Williams reduced’the charge to manslaughter. He postponed sentence until a later date. O nun etl M em ber* W e r e ip e r t f u llr petition tbe reton. In * or t he rolln n lng d e s c r ib e 1 I n t i f r o m K K t t l P K N T I . t r . to C O M . M K R C IA I,: !-"(* I. 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Pe nn e y I v a n U Y ou a re h e r e b y n n ||f |e i| (hat • l l l l l nf C o m p l a i n t for I H v n r r e h*a lire ft filed a g a l n a t ynu. and you a r e r e q u i r e d In a e r v e a r o p y of vo u r A n a w e r o r P l e a d i n g |r» the H im o f C o r n p U I n t on I ' U l n l l f f a \ t t n r n e y . Jo **| sh M \l ur .*» k" P. li ItoR S o 22*. fr'ern P a r k , fr'lorIda. a n d f il e t h e o r i g i n a l A n « w * r o r P l e a d i n g In the n f f l m of the C l e r k of l b * C|r* ul t C o u r t on or b e fo re Die Ji llh day nf Noveuila* r, I ’Csi, a m i I f you f a l l to do ao. JtidM*ni#ri! I>y d e f m ilt w ill be t a k e n a ga l n a t y o u fur the r e li e f d e r u am !* d In t b * l l l l l of C o m p l a i n t . T i l l * n o l l r a “b i l l i • p i ib lU h e i n m a e a c h w r e k for f ou r c on aec il* I I Ye woka In Till-; d A N F f frit I* I t K l l \l.i> lHI.Ni: A N D O l l H f r l H F . I l III Hanford. Florida, ti ne 24th day nf fhlo b er, m * IH K A I.I i» p m : i ; \ i o » v . c*lavh c i r c u i t C o u r t . Nam lp nl a C o u a * • y. K l n r l d a Ity M artha T V ll il e n iK p u ty C lerk J o s e p h VI .Murawko. Vt to r n e y f o r P l a i n t i f f I*. O. Ifog No 12# fr*ern P a r k , F l o r i d a P u h l i a h O* t. 21 * .Noe I I I . t l DKIKi S1UIIK Boaford RatterleM, Cord Accewisorica for *H Hearing Aida I >. LB. (LIMIT 3 WITH OKOEK AT THUt PKICK) | HEAVY WESTERN CHUCK ROAST SMALL LEAN BAR - B - 0 SIZE SPARE ? I SLICED I | J || \Av- BACON FRESH - MEATY PORK HEAVY WESTERN ROUND OR CLUB NECK BONES STEAK . ( i l I I I I I FWOnHBARGAIHS ARMOUR’S SHURFINE m ORANGE w \ b «z c „ . $ | 0 0 JUICE W McKKNZIEK gn HKOCCOU SPEAKS i 1 fkg-. HI.ACK EYE PEAS ^ MK | STRAWBERRIES \ > * SWANSON’S T.V. For DI NNERS A z99 c e n z ie s 7 77 �r*v f l' r4 ®ltr g>anforti 1 VOL. X L I X |Parade' Grid Game s?ark WEATHER: Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. High today in th« 80'*. Low tonight In th* 60**. United Press Leased Wire Hstaldished 1908 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 195»~ SANFORD’ FLORIDA Homecoming Here Friday NO. 562 Negotiations On For Kansas City To Back Sanford Entry In FSL 'N egotiation* are underway (or the KansaaCUy Athletic* to hack the Sanford Greyhound rn tn m the Florida State Lea sue next year. W. K. McRobcrts, local basehall enthusiast, and promoter of the Class D team reported today that City officials were in town yes tarday and offered a contract to McRoberta on setting up a class ^ t e a m here. ^ Mr Roberta indicated today that to semi players to Sanford around » j|| , ign ,he plct * ith Kansas 'la te March . .. .. , . . . . The Klorida State league season U l> •• ‘” in h*r* opens April 14. under the Sanlord Greyhound banUnder an agreement with the ner. city, lights at the stadium for the Last year the Greyhound* playrd night games will be furnished by under an agreement with the the eity with the Athletics only Washington Senators, furnishing the players. If there is no hitch in prelimiNo plans hasr been formulated nary plant to sign with the Athle- as yet for a ticket sale drive, tic». the parent team ia espectcd MrRoberts added. Board Plans To Put Heat On To End Steel Strike WASHINGTON (Cl*I)—President tar as immediate action was con Eiscnhowar's steel strike (act Unit errned. ing board will resume public hearFederal Mediation Chief Joseph ings to put “heat" on unions and F. Finnegan, who has led town to management negotiators to reach rest up from the wearing negutiain agreement, it was learned to-^ lions, has said hr plans no further day. talks before Nov. 2d at the rarliest. There i* no definite dale fur Ihe He put off mediation efforts to aasaiona but they will he held be ' J t t th* three man bsiard makes its union and management offs required report to the President on rial* to devote full attention to Jan. 7. problems uf reopening the mills unBoard Chairman George W. Tay der the 80-day injunction. lor waa widely credited with nar Viter the lactlindcr* report, the rowing the difference* in the strike National Idbor Relation! Board during a week of hearing* in mid will have an additional 15 days to October. The panel concluded that conduct a vote among the steel• settlement waa impoaaible at that worker* on the final company oftim# because both aide* were hope irr. Following another five-day p*. Willy deadlocked. riod, th* union will be free—on . Eiaenhower r i u i a t m i d the Jan. 2(5—to strike again. •a rd Wednesday under tha Taft- j AFL • CIO President George Hartley emergency Aocrdurci. Meany and other union Iradeis a rt This waa viewed as a formality to I pessimistic about rhancea of agree- inrnt before the anti-strike injunc­ tion expires. Eisenhower, in reconvening the fact-finding board, called on union and management to rerognue their responsibility to the nation and to try to rrarh a settlement as soon as possible. Most steel mills have r*|vortcd a steady increase in production since the strikers were ordered haek to work. Reports from Pittsburgh said the industry should hit (to per cent of capacity by the end ot the week. Rut the strike Hut lasted fur lib days continued to have repercus sains in other industries. General Motors halted all pas senger car production Wednesday at its plants in Willow Run, Mich., and St. lamia tvecau.se uf a steel shortage. The layoff boosted the number of aulo workers Piled so far to almuat 22d,uou. SANFOKD-ORLANUO FLOTILLA It won this U. S. ( oust Guard Auxiliary trophy for 1959 by gaining th* most points for courtesy und motor boat inspection in the Auxiliary district which covers Florida und part of Georgia. Flotilla II ('dr. K. L. Bader and Floridu Slut* Hank teller Mrs. Janice Springfield show the trophy now on displuv in the hank. The Auxiliary is a civilian or­ ganization dedicated to sate bunting. (Staff Photo) NEW YORK (UIM) - The chemitt whose laboratory rx|M-nment* disclosed that a weed killer uses! on some cranberry crops produc­ ed cancer in rats said Wednesday night the tainted berries were not dangerous to humans. Dr. Boyd Shaffer, a loxicolo gist for the American Cyanamid C o , said his experiments with ainmolriarola produced cancer in rats only after "continued ad1 ministration over the lifetime of the rats at a relatively high dua­ ls* ’* He said similar exps-rimenta WASHINGTON (CPU _ The with dogs produeetl no cancer. “ . . . If you ask me whether III* Soviet l nion hat protested to the t'nitesl States and ita Allies vry small amount of residue againsi a West German proposal presented (in the tainted eran to set up a radio transmission berriesi v* dangerous to people, station in Red-encircled West I ilea,Uasily maintain tlw an Berlin, informed aources disrlos awer ia no!” he said. Shaffer said a hum in ’ would ed today. They said live Soviet I nion. in have to eat 15.000 pounds of cran notes In I nite.1 States. Britain, tierries a day for many years" France and West Germany, has before he would sutler any lU again raised rhargps that the rffect from ronsumption of the Western powers are interested in chemical residue. Tlie McGraw - Hill Chemical transmitting ' hostile pmpogan da" from the Ire# portum of the Week in an editorial prepared for tha Nov issue supported tthaf former German capital Thr State Department would say fer's view Tlie magazine said a person only that it lud received a note from Itus-ia and it was under would have to cat large amounts of III* berries every day fur study. It was rxpt'Clrd that Secretary mote than *> years to reach the of Stale Christian A llerler feeding . test levels at which the would ills.osf the subject at a weed killer first proved harmful “ And nobody, hut nobody, eats news conference taler Unlay. Ollier official sources, however, that many cranberries." Chcml said Hie Soviet protest was di cal Week added Professor Holterl D. Sweet ol reeled against a new West tier man plan to erect a transmitter Cornell University also debunked under control uf Hie Bonn govern repsvrts that the tainted Iverrn-s merit in the vector uf Beilin might lie dangerous to humans. "Vs far as the danger ia coo wtinh is occupied hy live British, French and Americans. The Soviet l nion traditionally has claimed that West German operations should mg h* permit led in West Berlin, since a u still Allied territory News Briefs *ovie,sProtest . . . . . . ,. isC C l'L't A l l l l l l l l I S t r U t l O n INDIANAPOLIS (tJPU— I’resi drnt Eisenhower's adminutra lion has been called the most secretive in l . S history by Sigma Della * Chi t Freedom of Inforillation (ommittee. KnolIJi'h StUl‘1 ^ TAI.I.AHASSEE (111*11 — Elo rida has enough sleet to complete production of tthai automobile Ii cense plates, according to Slate Tag Commissioner Mrs. Ina S Thompson The lags go on sale Jan 2 HAVANA. Cuba tlT U — I’r* mi»r Eidel 1 astro makes another of Ins maml'ion television speeches tonight and was report . cd ready to answer t '. S charges that he is delilverairlv leading Cuba away from ita itaditivn.il frienifslup with Vmerica Nepal Threat NEW DEI.III (CPU - tin Augo ilav ambassador to India ami Nepal warned today that I'uin tniinisi Chinese aggiession in the iM.arder dispute with India also • poses a threat to Nepal ll was the first criticism ot lied China's recent action- hv a Com mimist nation New Citrus Control LAKELAND (UIM) - Yule Club Checks Concerts May Be Called J . Be Mailed Soon 0 | f D u e T # p 0 # , S M p p 0 „ high spirited" Sanford eleven againat the Rishnp Moore team that thus far thia year has compiled a 6-1 record. The Seminoles will be going into tha game with a 8-4 record and according to Coach Jim Pigott, "are really Hp for thia one." Pigott said his squad ia in top physical condition and has been pointing to thia homecoming Imttle for many weeks. Starting lineup for the locals will see Jim C.racey and Terry Christensen at th* ends; Charles Bogan and James Markham at tackles; Rurke Winn and Bill Alford at guards and Tom Bittner at center. In the backfield, Mike Roberts wiH ba at the signal calling post with Ray Lundqiiist and John I^velace si the halves and John Mann at fullback. Gam* time is scheduled for 8 p. m. Scientist Claims After Experiment Cranberries Not Harmful To Humans Castro To Spunk VETERANS* DAY and American Education Week wore observed by Routhsid* Elementary School fourth graders yesterday in a ceremony a t the school. Representing their classes and honoring state und federal flags are, from the left, pupils Sue Price, Margaret Jarrell, Mike Southward and Sheralynn Williams. Watching over the children in tho background are, from the left. Principal Velma .Mitchell and teachers. Miss Barbara Chumbars, Mr*. Francis Wilkes. Mis* Betsy Anne Carter. Mrs. Jennifer Kelley and Mrs. Nancy Brock. (Stuff Photo) Seminole High School celebrate* ita homecoming tomorrow with a gi»nt par. ade and football tilt with highly rated Bishop Moore of Orlando. The parade i* scheduled to start at 4 p.m. and will start at the eorner of San­ ford Ave. and First St. The parade will then move down First St. and back to the starting point hy way of Second St. SchiMil officials say some 15 flouts and decorated cars will participate in the parade. The four parade sponsor* or queens chosen by the football team are Janet (Bonn. Sally Williams, Colleen McKallon and Diana Haynes. They will l>c introduced prior to the football contest at Municipal Stadium. The gnnie itself will see a "perked up. (Juality 'Propaganda' Move i Civic Students Get Court look controls over (rcsli citru fruit sold in South Florhia are coining up for the first lints* m til-lory The Florida Ciirus Coiuimssion Voted Wednesd.iv afterno >11 t.v -el up quality standar.' lor m urges, Sixty Seminole High civic Hu grapefruit, tangerines a id tang* his sold wvuth of the No. innec dent* got a first li.1iv<I liKik at Circuit Court procecdiugi this Wiser. morning when they saw the irul of Edward llrnnrt who w ji rharg id with robbery. Kennel plead guilty id p<iiy lac reny before th* trial'* end The -toilentx led Ivy civic* teach*r Mrs Hilda Wray, liave liecn studying frxlrral. stale ami county court * Judge Voile Williams. pro TAI.LAIIA.S8EE tUI’li The lute nffirrr David le e and pros Floral* Baptist L’onvmtioi AAcd routing attorney rhsvina* ft Wad , nrsday adopted a $2 3D0.0M' 'Idget dell laal week explained Hate and county rmirt prnrredmg* Vu I fur I'JZaj, Hie biggest in it- hi duty. q, Itlilent*. The money will he- i .ided. "The children were- stv thrills-tl 'ivi n • can liardly grt away from it In equally hot wren lilt- .i.i't tion and live Southern •1Ip' nl leach them anything else right now ' said Mrj. Wray ot the Convention court lour. Ninety other stuilrnls Collet l«m» from alt an- *i ht-ilolril for a similar tour rnurrht-s in Flurida Ho- via will in Hit- circuit court's spring ses total almost 23 million *1 'ars for »u,n -lata and local u«c. oflirta ■ e-tl _ , . _ ~ ” Baptists Adopt 'Giant' '60 Budget Christmas Ciob checks Wurth >t 10,000 will b* mailed In Christ­ mated school To Comply ina* Club account holder* Monday The Sanlord Ds-Bary Entertain with His- deadline- scheduled hat Hie -late convention - 11 'Hid by the Florid* Slate Hank and ment Assn, may have to -all of I day. With Court Order gel wav 82.05(1,hUl. Ue Sanford Atlantic National their scheduled concert icriet on He called rvn all “ culturr con \ hig part nf the biel 8I«7. Kl.ttYD, V», r I ' 1*1 v _ Floyd Bank less they »*ll their quota of !.<»«i -nous" re-idrnts lo gel their tic 125. will go to Sti-’si-n I i ,-r-d) l uiinly, Va , will comply with a federal court desegregation order Tin Fiornia state Hank will tlckcia, chairman Chester Krarirk kets al the ticket vale* office at at DeLand. I'ark Ave and First St as m i >h The convention adopted - new and adm it 13 Negro students to emit ooi 81.200 check* lotallmg i «aid today. policy limiting loans lu an, one lirevio u sly all white lugh schools 8)0.000 The Sanlord Atlantic Na- | Reanck >aid that only a small as po«tiblr Beanck rrporlesl also that in church to )7.5oo It anti •rued in in January, Ihe school <u|M-rin aimiat Hank checks will number percent ot tickets have lieen sold dividual lukrt sale- are hemg creasing tlie prrierd "in tioiu tendent annuunred tmlav *'Jh<«r. ;i»l and tutal atxvut 810,000 earned out hy members ot the 8loo.u>st to iaoo.ooo lo •"■iphlr Die Florida Stale Chrisma- . . \ L' ticket committee. in* fourth floor and a-t-l a fifth Kand Assn. To Aleut Club for IWi will Hart Nov. 2J J U t l l O r ( j O l t i n g Thr first in Ihr -erirs ot con llmir to tlie new Btplisl II .tilling amt the Sanford Atlantic Club will . . . f The Seminole High School Baud certs it sriirdiilrd hv open Nov. in Jacksonville, the week of Nov. 30. . A sso cia tio n bet A-sn wiM inert at A p in today tit wild Hie Stetson University . . . ____ __ _ in thr hand room at the high A Junior Mayfair (iolf A-hvcu Glee Club and singers to per school lu disntss plant for its Don nf high school boys wa* or form harlvs-i oe to lie held Saturday at Ike Declines Show ga nixed yesterday at Seminole Thr highlight of the series will President Leaves Hie Elks laxlgr. The barlM-roe High School. Ihr world famous Jo-«- Greco silt lie served from 3 to a p m Of Viet Aid Report The 25 buy* attending the orga he hpam.-h Dancers who art- slatrd F o r‘Rest’ Trip WASHINGTON f l ’PD — Prrii nixatinnal meeting rleclrd Hicky tsv perform here in March. W ASHINGTON ( l l ’l I’resl ami funds raissuf will go to tup s%-nt Eisenhower refused today to Both pre-ulent. Steve I owe 11 drnt Eiscnhowrr left Io n today port of ihe hand The Elks cofoe rest and relaxation a: tlie sponsor ihe event with the band allow a Senate subcommittee to *'lc* president and Albion Blake, , Augusta National Golf I loti lie group. see a government evalutmn re secretary treasurer, loach I-m l Youngster Wins fore hit goodwill trip to Europe port on the tewrign aid program Ganas conducted th* meeting Kuhhit (iroiip .Muut . and Asia next month in Met Nam. Th* Two 4-H Prizes The Central Florida Kalvbst | The I’retlds-ut look oil al In 5J The presidsvivi told Chairman pat* m » Mavfair < ountry l lutv Edward L. Cunningham Jr of a in for Ihe two hour flight to Breeders' Association will hold M ik * Man-field D Monl I that It Golf Association Turkey tourna wouYt "not he compatible with the ment Nov 72 About 5n golfers -anford took two priies in the the Georgia golf center tl • He- its regular monthly meeting to parturr wax delayed h> a !’>min morrow at 7 Jo p m. at Hv* naiKgul interest' '« furnish th* ■ arc •»- expected »" r --- lor tlie match -Sen t II Daily Show ut Del.and Th* yostngstur won a Hurd \ ute conference with Premier Fell* Orange County Agricultural Ceoassociation ineinbert act to th* tuiK-oiumitte* which ior gnlfs ________ _______— . . . i l h I h w h m . a i l w * been invfdig*l|0< charge* ot ing a t liaison men with the younger ' prise nivtvon and a fourth prise I llouphoue! lliogny uf H>e Ivory 1 irr on Humhy St. and Aflchigan l aas'F s t in the a.J p r r a m ,n Viet group ir r C I S G Ifarrinun and nh -n^Mthe tliua with h - prize ('last, who ralhd it l.< 'Aloir Ave Orlando Anyone mleresled lantssr l at rwtvhll* ■ invMrd lo sUauvsl | H ovsmi ths* in u siu u * Aonit* VowsU. Jbvtiv rerned," Sweri said, "I would rather lake niy rhancea with rranherriea than amok* rigareti." .Secretary of Itaallh, Education and Wellare Arthur S. Flemming started th* controversy Monday whrn hr warned that a portion of the Washington and Oregon crops had been contaminated hy live weed killer. Some food chains and grocer* across tlv* nation withdraw ttietr arsveka front public tale. Wednesday lh« Navy or dared its command* at home and abroad to halt ss-rving the ber­ ries if ihey cam* from Oregon or Washington. The Army and Air Fore* war* expected Vo fal­ low suit. Ever Try Apples? A spot survey of D i p Sanford urea Unlay revealed that food store chain out fit at and ninny small indepen­ dent grocer* have taken cranberries off their shelve*. One manaper of the Inrjre chain store re|vorted th*k In* had received orders from ufficiMlit ot the firm that all cianlierrioi* must he taken off th* shelv** until fur­ ther notice. However, a survey of downtown residents revealed yesterday that even if crttnh«rri«8 were availabl* in local stores, they wouldn't hsv* anything In do with them. "I don't care if the tuinted fruit is frusn Oregon,** aaid one woman. 'How would I know where th* berriea come front. No sir. I’m not taking any chances.’* Most of the resident* »eom to favor apples instead of cranberry for their annual Thanksgiving dinner. "At least I know apple* are snf*.” one downtown tiiisinessman said. 'Howling' Blizzard Leaves Five Bead In Montana Btl.I.INGS, Mont, il l’ll — \ liowliiig tvlurard W(Iled live per sims and left Mont m i under more than a font of snow today. (■round and air transport alum waa snarkrd, hunters were trap p<-d ill the wind swept Itorkiev and thousands of rattle were atrandrd hy the swirling mow I lie wor-t storm of the winter, parking 50 mile an hour winds lints on addiliuns l<> two Oviedo Schools will In- taken Dee 3. the whrn It broke out of the high County school hoard decided today iiiiiunlain range*, pu-lied toward Supt nf SchiMils It r Mil wee rs Hie northern and central plainported that three classrooms will tie added to the Oviedo Elementary School and »evrn elassronm* to Oviedo High School Estimated cost nl tlie additions NEW YORK l l 'l ’l) — Stock could mil tie determined at thi* prices at I p m ; tune. Vmeriran Airlines ....... 2I'» The hoard also -li-s ••»»• •• mint­ American I'A f 7H'« ing Ihe school millagr to live mills American Tobacco ........ IMS but no action i« especled until the C A O ............ «l afternoon session Chryalur At'* County voters supported a pm ('units • Weight ............... 3u<« pon-d right null* levy Iasi wick Dnl'ont rat init at that time llilwee said Hie t-.a-liuan Ko<lak vy, hoard expects In reduce (hr mil Ford Alolivr ii lage In five At General Kleclric 51' General Motors Graham I’algr 10 (nil T ft T I's • '« K*l* ...... It's I o rilla id 21** Atmiltr Maid lit I'enn Kit 4>J*» Nears Iti eliuck 17'Standard Oil i NJ i Seminole Comity VI<vital llcalHi Sludrlvaker Association officer* and live new U S Steel S7 directors of thr \-«o< lalliin hoard W ' .« will he elected al the Menial VAcsiinghuu«r El. Ileabh group - ■mi'iat meeting at 7 10 p m Florida Economy Oviedo School Bid Opening Set Dec. 3 t p. m. Slocks ami Hie upps-r Atissiwippt Valley, Heavy anow wariun** were post­ ed for portiuna of Nebraska and South Dakota with local accumu­ lation* of more than four inches. The storm was expected lo reach northwest Iowa tonight. Many hunters were nut n-psvrtrd, hut sheriff* officer* laid they probably were not in any serious Irouble because of th* relatively warm temperaturr*. A veteran stockman estimated 10.non lo !5,(loo sheep and cattl* were alranded in high mountain ranges. Riders expected lo try to­ day to get feed to the cattle. Air travel wae halted beraus* of poor visibility and many motor­ ists wrre forced to abandon their eari An estimated 50 ears slid irom Ihe highway m the Hellgato Canyon between Missoula and Helena. Squadron 5 Shows ;;i Survival Tactics Health Association To Hold Election Tlv* A sstk-i j I iimi oomoiating n vn iin ittre w ill rrt>ori mi nomina lions to date and nomination* ftoin the floor will l» received ! The new president, first and •« c-oid vies- president, svi teiary Survey Begins TAI.I.AH AS.n KK t l 'l’ ll - A siir vey of Florida t economy has hrrn begun hy the Arthur D and treasure wilt hs- elected (rout l.itlle Co. uf Cambridge, Mass Tlie |IU,i»hi survey was re­ the 15 directorNominating roinuuurr mrmlvs-rs quested tvy Gov. I.rltoy Collins are Airs. Chari** L I’ark Nr., ami contracted for hv the Stale Mis* Barbara Ruprrcbt. Mr. Noe t»*»*lopm*lrt Uotnmis.hW Die stud) is designed to show Stevenson, and l*r. Charles I. Ihe stability of Flotilla's economy I’ersona aiul serve as a business and in dutlrul growth pattern. Citrus Meet Set Eight Youngsters On Moving Auction LAKELAND (UPI» — Member* Escape Bus Crash of the citrus industry will meet in New York Drc. I to discus* moving the Nrw York auction market to a more convenient sit* General Manager Hubert W Hutledge of Florida Citru* Mu­ tual said the proposed mosr would “ reduce handling cost* fur glowers" and r»auh m "mot* «ft> -lent operallon ui the distribution of fruit In Hut uniuuuiit maikrt NEVA XAIYBN A BE ACH (CPU —Eight school children aiul s hut driver escaped Wiiur* today when their ho* hit a bridge guard rad *»r near and slain met! into her* Mrs Kyi* Williams, thr driver, said U># brake* of the but hxked. causing th* exrhtcl* Ui skid tn’o th* raihng sod veer around into a car driven hv William James t Kwwltuu**, h a* k n q tiu ktwasrfx Sanford civic ami business lead­ ers were gut-sis today of Cdr. I. Al Howell J r , commanding offi­ cer of VAH 5 at Hi* Naval Air Station, lor a display of training in carrier landings and survival tactics Members of VAII 5 damonstrated Ihe practice bailout over water and rescue hy helicopter which the squadron u-et in training. A(J2 William Whealun took tha role ot the dtlehrd airman, show­ ing live escape Iruin Ihr para chute, intlation of the Ala* West and life raft and being lifted (rum the water by live helicopter. Two pilots making field car­ rier landings demonstrated car­ rier landing methods, and a lec­ ture was given hy I.cdr. Hubert ilsierholin, landing signal officer, Gur-lt nf Cdr. Rowell for tha drinonstiations and lunch included City Commissioners Joe Baker, Earl Higginbotham, Alrrl* Warn­ er. Robert Brown, Andrev* Carraw av. Early!* HoushoUler, T. K. Tucker, Brailey (Klham, H lPerkin* Jr . W. M. Phillips. Mar­ ion Harman. John Shirey, H. S. Anderson. Randall Chase. R E. Ashton, (’apt. Lionet Arthur and Cdr Lewis Taitiny. C L , ' - __ c _ L _ J . . I _ b h r i n C r S b C h C O U le Meeting Tomorrow Th* Hanford Shrine Club will hold ita regular monthly me«t-n| tomorrow at 7 30 p. m. ia tha Shrine Building. All notvie* sre invited to the mreUng tjghl r< i UMfvusaast* was u« *tfv«L 'M Jr � 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 11, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 11, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 11, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c5bc7b37961b57eb88f0ab99b5b714fe.pdf 946241b40f0313e41e15084d5ae5452b PDF Text Text % Prko* Good Hwn >*•■ Wednesday THE WOMEN OF ENTERPRISE’S Burnett Memorial not pictured at the baked chicken dinner which was the WSCS annual fund raising project. Methodist Church fed these diner* and another jrroup Arabs Want Bigger Oil Profit, Sources Say l ) M Press International "BE1KUT CUPI) Informed i*nrtn hern believe the Arab Matas aril preparing to demand M per cent of all profit* to be Made anywhere la the world Worn ■idenstern oil — from the wall Wad to We gasoline tank of We oltimale consumer. ' Press*! contracts provide for sharing equally the value of oil st the wtU head*. Thcie currently are estiraqta to yield the Arab state* one billion doUars annually, according to R. G. Folia, chairman of the board of standard of California. A new philosophy, however, is evidence in reports from a meetinf of Arab League oil expert* in Saudi Arabia now under ea­ ■er of a youngish, so-called group ! animation here. These indicate a of “oil technocrats" the the Aran new policy of "creeping national govern menla. ism" In regard to the Middle Tariki was quoted at the con­ East's vast oiili reserve*, ference as envisaging the day These resources are estimated when Arab* will control all as­ to contain 7ft per cent of the pects of oil production and trans­ East's vast oir reserves, portation. and have at least a SO Sheik Abdullah Tarthi of Saudi per cent share *n market* to Arabic has emerged a* the lead- which Arab oil goes. The ‘ ‘technocrats'' are only too well aware of the results of Iranian Premier Mohammed Mos­ sadegh's precipitate action in 1951 in nationaluing Persian oil wells. They therefore do not advocate Mossadegh's brand of nationalisa­ tion "by the stroke of a pen." But they stale the belief that a complete takeover ran he athieved on a gradual basis. exception of Kuwait. WtKtTiOOS Quotable Quotes lolled Press International MILFORD, Conn. (UPI) - The mayor of Worchester, Mas*., Joseph Cj-iliu. who was arrested for speeding on a Connecticut turnpike: *Tm not sure I was guilty. 1 wss >i«t following • line vA. cars 1 wasn't watching meter." EIGHTH (iiiAUEHS <>f the junior high school were yucsU ot the rianfortl Naval Air Station for h tour of the bade facilities which included this in­ spection of an A3D Skywarrior. with the students each Retting n chance to look over the aircraft. tty PiiU. NKWMI.M UPI Foreign Editor ATOMIC CAPABILITIES Fliers U growing speculation that atomic warheads actually are prevent in hath Norm and South Korea. South Korean De­ fense Minuter Kim Chung Yul drcleared the North Koreans have atomic guns deployed along the truce line areas and indicaird South Korea would “ severely punUh" the Communists A the Reds launched art atomic attack, lie also indicated the punishment Legal Notice would he by the iimr mean* used by the Rsds. Gen. 1. D. White, U. S. Army commander in the Pactlie, said in Seoul on Thursday that the North Korean Communists may have "atomic capabilities." PARTY FIGHT Rigid and left wing of Brit­ ain's Labor Party still are bitter­ ly at odd*. Some right-wing mem­ bers of the party are saying it was labor * promise to renationaliir sled Uial played a mayor part in losing thr Oct. S general election. The left wing warns more nationalization. Lalwr Par t> Leaders Hugh GaiUkrlt recently. was askrd pointblank "Are you in favor of dropping nation­ alization or against it?" Gaitskell said he was not ready to answer either yes or no. IS ATT IH 8I.-TI.KK, I *ef viiHsut, V l t r i l K T O 4 1*1*1. V IS • T VTL u V ►I-o IUI kv T O : H s i t l s tlullsr NAZI TK1AU No mure trials of Nan war criminals will be permitted in the West German Republic after the end of I960. As result, tjie num­ ber of these trials is expected to lie stepped up in the next tew months. "LE HALIT" President Charles DeGaulle uf France will hold one of his rare prrss conference* inis week and u expected to reiterate the “ absolute necessity" fur French membership in the 'toinic club. He al>o is expected to reaffirm the finality of ths terms of his Sept. 16 "self-determination" of. fer to Algeria. ARMS TO INDONESIA Well informed source, in Jakar ta. capital of Indonesia, expert the Uniter! States soon to sell more until arm* to the Induces!an army. The l . S earlier this year supplied sufficient small arm i ami com mimical ions equipment for 20 battalion*. t? speedo­ WASHINGTON’ - Labor Secre­ tary James P Mitchell opposing a plan to establish federal powers to resolve labor management dead lock*: **. . . It the government delesmines wages and prices we are getting on the road to socialism which I, for one do not want." ARUNDEL. England — Bernard Marmaduke Fitaalan Howard, the 16th Duke of Norfolk, on hia de­ cision to move his family out of the ancestral castle in to a smaller house in the hack yard: " . . . The moment ha* arrived to save some of the money that at present we see no return on " HOUSTON, Tex. — Joseph Dailey, who risked hu life and abandoned his life's saving to spread the alarm to other crewmen be(ore the tanker Amoco Virginia New up "Pieces of vieel rained down alt around me. 1 was lucky to get away as well a* 1 did." --------------------------, . „ , S erV IC t* B o w l t l l U m p S COLOR Vim SPRINGS, Colo, ( UPl > - Hamilton Air Force Base, Calif., spotted Fort Carson, Colo . , (irtl peli,)<| touchdown and then rallied to gam a 1«-T victory Son,n the i*th annual Pike* Peak Service Bowl cam* D A IR Y D f P T MAYFAIR. PURE CREAM SW IFTS PREMIUM OR HICKORY RANCH NO. 1 QUALITY. SLICED, RINDLISS BREAKFAST FRESH DAILY TARNOWS DELICIOUS lilt Si John # PUee B rooklyn , N ew Turk Y «u » r . lia r s b r m iUfi.i t that * bill o f c o m p la in t fur i l l . n r r . lias bssn (ti-.l i i i i i i i xnu, and ) o n X u t.nut m l fu »« -> # a cost, nf r**»r • n t n s r » r plnmlina to t’ .s Mil o f c o m p la in t .m tha p la in t if f ’ , n i i o r u . r l*aul i*. I'.rk lB *. *47 Watt * * III) Hit*st, U rltn du , Ktnrlila, amt rsla tlia irlatnal an sw er o r p l - . - l la a m l b - u f flr a if tha i.'Irrk nf fba l ‘ lf* till S*niifI on or befaru W -In x lsr. atnbar S, l * i » If y o u fall t « So i s ju ita ment by d e fa u lt w ill ba taken a a a ln a : >«u f o r tha r a lla f •l.tnand.-l in tha MU uf ru m p taint. nof SK VSI* O l t h K I ' K O at a . n (nr»k Uemlnola Kl.-rl-la, U)*» Ssk day o f Nusemt-ur ISIS, •MALI U. r. Uacailna C lark o f tha t ' n . salt f.-wrt U f M a r t h a ▼. V ih lea, P C |Kal C. Kar klaa H t W est S u o t k M r s -1 Orta a As. rvnrblw A t l o r n a , fo r P laintiff fu klS a* Mo t . *. I*. St. ST. I a* I 1HGIIST0WS, V J. (UPI) _ An Army personnel hu> carrying about 50 passengers collided with I a tractor frailer early today on the New Jersey Turnpike five Utile* south of liighstown Officials at St. Francis Hospital in Trmton *aul 2* passenger* were injured in the crash According to stale trooper Fred Ecker, the bus waa returning » Ft Dlx from the Port Authority Building in New York City. lie said 5o Army personnel were aboard the bus, which ram­ med into the rear uf tha truck. Turnpike officials identified the driver uf the tractor trader as l-eslle M. Hunter, M. of Briar Hill, N. Y. both vehicle* were heading south. f. f. DELUXE ORANGE FRESH BAKEO LUSCIOUS ppopacf All Purpose Eating SECU RITY SSOCIATES, Tender Sweet Golden STOCKS - BONDS M U TU A L - FUNDS Glass and 2nd St. Paint Co. or Cooking: �* 'A, v _ «* 'jT*1 * 11 * pone In Donations To United Fund-They'll Come Get 'Em . T h t United Fund volunteers offered w l a y to travel the county to pick up lastminute contributions to the fund cam­ paign in an e ffort to reach the quota. Chairman A. B. Peterson Jr. urged all residents, groups or commercial firm* who have not turned in a donation to tele­ phone the United Fund office, FA 2-4917. and said worker* will drive out and pick up contribution* from homes or offices. The UF office will remain open fo r awhile to receive tardy contributions, but n o further solicitation will be made, he stressed. “ W e feel that there are a lot o f peo­ ple who have not been able to g e t their contributions in for some reason, and will be glad to have the workers drive out and Peterson said the fund drive will close tom orrow as announced and asked last-minute donations in an e ffort to get “ 100 per cent participation, regardless o f the amount we ra ise * pick up all those which can be made by tom orrow * Peterson said. He pointed out that donation o f only 80 cents per person by the county’s popu­ lation would surpass the goal o f $41,621. “ Please call the United Fund o ffice and help put the fund drive over by the deadline* he asked the public. 4 L Tax Equalization Meeting Nov. 30 News Briefs County WEATHER: Clear to partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. High today. 74-79. Low tonight in the 50‘a. XL LX Unitod Pram Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1969 SANFORD* FLORIDA Federal Funds Possible In Drainage Emergency, Board Told The poaaibility o< federal match, log fundi to |tvo "permanent rali*j" to the eounty'a drainage proMemo * u ottered today by a oloto soil- coaaorvation expert. H. T. Stanley, assistant atate socxaervitloniat, told the board o( aoamiooioBtra that a law pasted t o Ctogtaa in 1M6 can make K JlMibfe lar Seminole County to apply (or tunda to eliminate drain­ age problemi U the county coo grt the authority to eatabliah a county wide millage levy or ask the state legislature foe additional funds. Under the law, which la called tht Small Waterihtd Program, the government maicnea fundi with the local government to conatruct drainage facilities. However, under the low. h to up to the local body to maintain the faeiUtiee, Manley told Km group. Board Chairman John Krider told Stanley that a tpeclal com­ mittee will be appointed to rludy the overall drainage problem and come up with a aolutlon. City Awards Contract For Lake Monroe Pollution Study ToTampa Chemist Firm contract to jnakr a pollution aurvey of Lake Monroe waa awarded to Thornton Laboratories, Jnc. Lait night by the Sanford Cily Commission. The Tampa firm of analytical and conaulting chemist* la expertad fa atart the 072 teat, on Lake Monroe wateri within three week*. Coat of the aurvey will be within 10 percent of (3,000, Ciiy Grants Club Deal For Season Sanford Greyhound* Prcaident John Me Hubert, received permlalion from the cily commission lad night for the ball club to get 10 unis on every ticket .old for a nOreyhuunil game during the min­ ing season and JO per rent of the profits, if any. Mcl’ ol-crl-, who annull need that the (iicyhounda were t252 in the red after this year', aeaaon, said that the team turn the chance of becoming a Class D team for the Kansas Cily Athletics. Commissioner Earl Higginbot­ ham .aid that baseball it just a. r puch a part uf the city recreation -^ .t e m at ihuffleboard and tennl. and therefore agired to McRobert.’ rei|uc,t. Cost to the city to run the Municipal Stadium for Greyhound garnet during the pa*t aeaaon war H.rttni under the tame rondition. a« were granted laat night. During the eight weekt of the aurvey by two chemiilt, lett. will he made for bacteria, disaolved oxygen, alkalinity, chloridea, temperature and for tho amount of oxygen needed by orginiama In the watrr. The commit, Ion rejected the i'VJOU bid uf Law Engineering Co, to make the rurvey and decided againat Kunland Estate* developer llrailey Odhim’a offer to pay U) per cent of the «urvey coal if the rost wa* htofAi* «. Raw sewage from Banturd la the major ainirfe of pollution lit the lake, a 11*51 State Hoard of Health aurvey reported. The study rccortmended a $375,- He aald that there art indica­ tion! that element! other than ifwage art producing pollution in l.ake Monroe, ainca there la a heavily polluted area upalreain from the city where pollution might be eauaed by cattle and awampa. 1 p. m. Stocks NEW VOHA I UP!) price, al I p. m.r American Airlines American TAT American Tobacco DOU arwagr treatnient plant for C IO Stock ’. u -, 73'i 104 MW fltH 3l's 2tiOls 96 7S Sit* 3211 Chrysler .... Sanford. The city now wunta to know Curtiss • Wright what the current pollution aitui­ Du Pont tion i. in the lake and how it Eastman Kodak ... aa» * o •* i ... haa changed from 1931, Cily Man­ Kurd Motor ager Warien Knowle. .aid today. General Electric Sanfonl undertook a f l 's million General Motor. ,. 2to water and newer improvement Graham • Paige ... Inil. TAT a-*»•*. *** 51 program in 195-1-56 and now 1 Lorlllard 42V, a* ••«••••• *< wanta to make a companion with Mmutr Maid .... XU eight year, ago, Knowlea aaid. Penney ......... llSVi Penn HR ...... *«*•••••■ 16' , Royal American . 3's Sears Roebuck , a***•••• 46H 26V* Sludebaker ........ 91 Vs U. S. Steel .... Vlt'i Knterprive it having a local drive Westinghouse El. lo raise fundi fur research against muxcular dystrophy and residents are urged lo make donations in the eannisters which have been place-! around ihe community. Volunteer workers aim will solicit fund, during this month HOLLYWOOD tUPII Bub Crosby, whose (ante has been dim­ med by the shaduw of his brother Ring, moved in the unwanted spot­ light of domestic trouble today. Huth Crosby and his wife, June, say Ihe bedroom battle in which he was stabbed Iwire ami she re­ ceived a broken rib has ended their marriage Crolby, 46. and hi* wife fought violently laat Saturday night, Mri. Crosby, a slender ml-haired extingrr, aaid. The couple teparalrd alter the altercation, and. according to Mrs. Cruab), there will be no attempt at yeconriliation "Boh laid I needed a heating up, which he gave me. Then I picked up the letter upener and the tusale went on. I jabbed him in the shoulder. I thought il would scare him and make him run away. But it didn't," Mra. Crosby laid. Enterprise Seeks Dystrophy Funds Bob Crosbys End Marriage After Violent Scrap 18 Attending Insurance Course Enrollment In the Lift Under­ writer'* Training Course given at the .Seminole County Vocational School has raached 1>. E. B. Douglas*. Director of Vocational Education Mid yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Knight of San­ ford's Independent Life Accident Insurance Co. of Sanford is teach­ ing the course to life insurance agents. Th* claaaes which began Oct 30 are sponsored by the St. John's Life Underwriters' A,so­ rtition. They are taught every Fri­ day afternoon from 1 4 30 p. m. and will last for six months. LOUIS CATES uf DeBury proudly display* thin five pMud awewt potato that wan grown in hi. yard, (ateo aaid on the murninir of hia 70th birthday last Wednwap day ho went out into tha yard and noted th* awawt poUf e "It waa a plaaaaiit surprise," ha aaid. NO. 660 The County Commission will meet at It a. m Nov. 10 as a TALLAHASSEE (CPU — Some board of equal tut Ion to let the l.Sto deiegatea met here today to value of property on which to open the ttxrewday (Oto aoouil levy taxaa. convention of Florida BaptiaU. Tito board adopted a reatoutlow Tho convantio* lo made up of today to advortUo for tho equalll , » g church** with a mo mhowhip of about WO.000. State Baptists Meet Under pointed out county le amending to* muck money on drainage Inatead of building up county roada. Earlier he had called for a county-wide drainage program and eatabUahmriit of a millage levy to carry out (he program. Stanley pointed out that It would take about two ycara be for. the actual program could bo carried out. Coot of Urn program oouW not be eilimatad. lo other business during the meeting. County Engineer Bob Davia raid that coat at the pro­ gram to eliminate drainage to Loch Arbor would be approxi­ mately $5,5u0. Davia aaid the engineering firm of Loftier and Bush recommended regrading forraat Driva and Ridge Ate. ind establishing 0 drainage await down the confer of the two iirreti. The board approved the coat of job ai a permanent relief to Loch Arbor residents but aaid they could not atart the project until we "straighten out our ftoancial trouble!." Davia olio t.ported on plana to eliminate flooding in live Tam Triton Joins Fleet GROTON, Coon. (DPI) - The twia-reector CSS Triton, toe Novy’ i mobile "private aye" to guard againat a uvaak attack, join* the li. S. Atlantic aubmarine fleet today, Hu MI foot, S.M too nuclear radar-picket nib, coating llto million, will hoiat Ha commissioning pennant •• R 1* turned over to tho Navy at a dock*id* ceremony at tho yard* to tho El*ctrle Boat Diviaion to Cen­ tral Dynamic* Carp, which buflt d. Tax AaMiaor Richard McCanna ha* told th* commission that be estimates th* assessment roll will list 1162 million in property valuations aa a basis for tha tax rats. New Snow Storm Coming To North; 42 Low For State Castro Reply Awaited HAVANA (UF1) - The future of Cuban-American relations will depend largely on Premier Fidel Castro's reply to new U. S. proteota againat "malicious" attacks oa th* United State., Informed source* aaid today. Cuba* offi­ cials withheld immediate com­ ment and It waa believed Castro might reply sooa in another to hi* marathon nationwide television and radio appearances. He stilt had not answarod a Aral V. S. protest againet earlier attack* a* tho United States i L s r a ^ T r s n r s ^ i a i b w « * « > A im Gray and Drill recommended that a series of canal* he dug into the area. Davia la expected tu give hie recommendation* at the board's next mealing. Herndon, Burdick Get Board Tribute . County Cuminu,iuu today paid tribute lo Clerk O. P Hern dun and Deputy Clerk K. I,. Bur­ dick, citing the "many long year* of service these two officials have given Ihe county and stair." Both retired effective Nov, 6 because of 111 health. After a resolution wa. read ex­ pressing the board'* gratitude to the two men. Herndon, his voice weak, said “ I just tried to do my duly and there shouldn't he any prati* for tbit I thank you from my baart." Chairman doim hinder called Herndon one of Ihe outstanding public aervanls in Ihe slate and said he doubted hethrr any other slat* official could equal his re cord which dales hack many years "The man who will lake >our plic* will far* a real challenge in equaling your record." Kruler aaid. Burdsck had been wait to* Clerk's office since t92«. Jaycees To Meet Wednesday Night The Jayreei will have a dinner meeting Wednesday instead id their weekly luncheon Ibis week and will invite wives rod dales of msinber* to attend. A special program appropriate fur VeleranV Day will include a Navy film on Ihe training uf air crew*. The meeting will begin al I p. m. in Ihe Civic Cenirr. property, rest estate or personal as fixed by the lax assessor. Indication! are that the lax bills may be prepared and sent out by Dec. IV At the board's meeting last week, taxpayers got an IndiesHon of what the millage rato *0l be line year when th* commission adopted a tentative rat* to II mill* for operating budget. This figure la subject to changr, but calls for S.J3 mills for the general budget, five for school* and .63 for payment to hospital tatloa meeting and report that all atsesameot record* will be open to property owner* Nov. IS In the taa aaaeaaoc’a office. The equaliiotion aowton will be to bear eompUfeU and receive toatlmony ao to too value of any CLEARWATER (UPI) - Con greeaman William C. Cramer sug­ gested Monday that Gov. LeHoy Collin* name a atate labor rclaUuni commission that would make recommendations t* th* next session to Cengresa. Cramer, speaking to the Btal* Farm Bureau Federation, aaid the com­ mission also could etamin* such question, a* a Mate latter departmtnt to cabinet raok, establishmrnl to > Florida labor rotation, board, and possible lightening of local taw* againet labor ylolenre and dispute*. >v.\i& dZair? j - - i.-i/j.-L -h '-1 THE 4JUKKN IH C'KOWNEU m Seuuiy llarviih is proclaimed queen of th* Peeuiut Bowl and Jim Buckler plnree the crown on har hessd. Mias Horvlah wa* ehosan lay Ihe student hotly of tho Junior High from a field of 10 emit eat mi I. on ih* basis of talent, beauty and p«raunalily. (Staff Fhotoj Speaker Explains City Agrees To Drainage Effects Of Art Ditch Request By County The effect to art mi everyday Sanford's fity lommisiam lad Id* waa explaintd by Carl Bolluifhl ordered . resolution drawn ander lati night In a Itcturt in an which would give Ihe stale prraudience to 100 person* at th* I mission to run dr.mage for three Sanford Art Association meeting years through an open ditch al the Civir Center. south to 231h Si place to con­ ItoUnder Illustrated hia lector* nect with tile city draining sya with color slides, which also de­ lent near 2tth I’ l. The reMilulii.n prop-rod by picted good and had examples of County Com mission Chairman design John Krider would give the sialr The Winter I’ .rk art and d**ign permission lo run drainage from expert also luid the group about 25ih St through the ditch aftrr (he values of an ail association the 23lh SI. widening project is to the community. Th* audience begun by Ihe Hate. If tlo slate re,ponded by Hiding several doesn't pul a pipe m (iir ditch members to roll*, making ihe within three years tile county eomnmnon will. Kridrr -aid charter mtiiiherahip M, Allowing the dltcti revriK-d a Tiie association closed its chart er int-iiiberihip last night and also previous city commission dt-cision dosed live entry lisle for the first art show. Eahibili will be limited l<> members on the rolls up In laat nuht for the initial show. Tomorrow is the deadline to submil titles to art show entries, TAMPA (U PI» The Air Force Mrs J. O. Gregory, exhibition lias railed off a search for three chairman, announced The titles airmen missing after a It <7 crash must be submitted so a program into the Gulf of Mexico can he prepared far tb* show, Five days of searching faded to lorn up any (rare to the Ihree. die said. AF Cancels Search For Three Airmen United Preae International Temperatures were on the ris* through the nation's midland* to­ day, but th* Wralher Bureau warned of another snow storm building up in Montana. Weathermen issued told was* warnings for Muntan* for this afternoon and night and said then would b* drifting snow run. ning brfnr* high winds later ia i the day. The midland., from border to border, were caught in a aianl snow storm-cold wave last week. Borne aieai were lashed by ISinch snows and .ub-iero temper­ ature*. Hut the Weal her Bureau Mid temperature* rose from Id to JO degrees Monday from th* Cana, dian border into Oklahoma and northern Texas. I^tweal temperature* for Flor­ ida Wednesday morning will range from 42 to 40 in the extrema north, to the fid's in Hie Modal and to the HU‘a ia Uie southern districts. Kutuir temperature outlook la for slightly wanner weather Wed­ nesday night and no frn*t danger through Friday. to allow only piped drainage to pass through Uve swampy area ami connect to Hie city system near Lily Cl. ami 24th PI, Th* county has previously anight the ditch connection <> take care of drainage fr o m Sanford Ave. which w to be widened A drainaga pipe connection will cost about J2U.UM Krider said lie hulks the con tract fur widening Sanford Ave. wdl tie lei Nov. 19. The widening coat will lie paid by thr county. Tlie money for the slate subsidiz­ ed 23th SI widening from Mellmv vdie to French Ave. is in the ronnly budget for this fiscal year, Krider explained A ditch in the Lily L't area to lake 2*>lh St, drainage cuuld alto take Sanford Ave. runoff. All properly owners adjacent to the propiMed ditch or pipe drainage area have accepted the ap­ praisal price to buy the necr.sacy right of way, the county commit non chairman said. The resolution must be approv­ ed by the city commits Urn and agreed upon by the county com miisioners. Food Fair Agrees To Close Entry Final Fair Stores director to r*to estate. Ronald Fine, agreed yes­ terday to close the aoulhrrnmost Oak Ave. driveway enlranr* lo Sanford'i Food Fair and lo open an entrance from 23th Si. Dak Ave residents L'tmlr. 1 M. Row*11. Jerry Daniels and Earl* Movley have cunipiamcd that light* from the two Dak St. Food Fair driveways were sinning in their windows, ami that truck Iraflic mi Dak Ave. wa* disturb­ ing and dangerous. A fence will lai erected Ini me­ diately un thr boundary uf the Sanlord Food ) ir .lure group and floodlights will tie shielded that shine uino that street. The cily commission also passed an ordininv'* last night prohibiting truck traffic oilier than necessary for residence* on Dak Ave. from 24ll» to 23th St. Audubon Society Tour Thursday l\ Russell M.ivon of Alumonl* Springs and Mr*. Iionald Norton of Geneva wilf lead 30 memliers of Ihe Florida Ambition Society from West I'alio Beach In Grand Ba­ hama Island Thursday. The four* Flanagan had h**n given no dav larribs-an lour will tnciudw anesthetic* because they might study to ihe bird and plant life of this most northwesterly Baham* have killed him. Ixlaml. Mason it executive director Th* patient became fully con of the society and Mrs. Norton to aciosi*. He was moved lo a re­ the group * fu-ld trip urganiier. covery room where be was kept under mild refrigeration to pre­ vent hia temperature from rising above normal a* a result of the hours to heart massage He was given three blood transfusion* PARIS <UPH — President and masaiv* quantities of anti Charles DeGaulle announced to­ biodc*. day that Soviet Premier Nikita Uve patient matte remarkable Khrushchev will visit France on progress. A tube in ins throat to March 15. I960, and for tha first help hia breathing waa removed lime gave Htiaiia ciedit for try­ the following day. .Mtvmlay night, ing to ease tension in such troubl­ |be wm able to a* wp sad eat a ed spots as India, Lao* and C'm | Steak dinner. 1 Uai America Warm Water Revives 'Frozen' Heart PHILADELPHIA (UPli - Dsx tors saved Ut* life to a man with a "froian" h«art by pouring H> gallons to warm water from an ordinary faucet into his chest eavity. The 43-year old laborer i heart had not functioned foe more than three hours when the doctor’s took what was believed to be an unprecedented move to return his h«art to normal operation Thoracic surgeons at Hahne­ mann Hoepital's famed hcan d i­ nk said they knew to im tohwr Courthouse To Close case where tap water was used The County Courthouse wtU be inaid* th* chest eavsly closed tomorrow in celebration to Th* patient, William Flanagan. Veterans' Day, die clrrk'a office wm found semi ron-ctoua towns announced this moio.ug. c. ; isure to th* cold Uat Satur­ day in a North Philadelphia gut I Specialist* at pie heart clinic tor. His case wa* mad* known dallied open the chest cavity rod Monday night. massaged Flanagan's heart When The hot water trralininl was that and other methud, failed the used after other efforts failed. doctors, in desperation linked a It worker to well, the p*U*nt hose lo a nearby hot water lap. started to rrgam runic iouineai They tested the water * warmth and tried to climb off *• opera on their wrists like a mother lest* milk from her hal-y's buttle. ung table. Today, only Uirre days altar Then they turned thr hose direct hi* ordeal, William Flanagan chat- ly into th* cheat cavity ami flush led with visitors and fallow pa- •d the heart with about 20 gal Uenis in hia ward. He waa kept Ions to water. on the aacsovss Isai a* a precau­ Th* heart's rhythm returned tionary measure. gradually a* the blood passed Flanagan waa taken to tb* boa through the warmed heart and pdai by potic* but hia heart atop extended the warmth thruuglxiul pad beating while an intern, Dr. the patient’s body. W'cthio minute* ____ Edward Bruno*r, was •xammsng bi* body temperature ro*e Finn him. Ut* low SUa to 9g degree*. DeGaulle Gives Red Leader Credit i : lai �% ♦ CA1BO <UP1) - lariat Premier Mikita I. Kbnmbcbar aaid tai aa tobarrtaw i biibad taday that Ameek a a bra* af war fcrrig* pokey t t o i wbb tba lata U. S. Secretary ad m m John renter D«B**. Kbraabcbre made tbe auteacat |g M taterriew with editor Salab M a m at bte semiofficial Cairo a n r a b t aewspaper Algomboona. •*Ibece la a merited ameltaratioa h car relation* with Americaaa: DwIIm dtod leaf sprtog MtorUy after cause tba United Stales. Briuta-there U a* direct 1Mb and rraace da net vast la eater aad them. I betters e tftn k, „ ear war. 1 d eal t t U Itree I mavaalhe Arab a ct id are a - S « e m g etiObata tbe deatm, r(m Ja w tM« * * , * la eMtiaae tba f d k j af atrenctb trrv if th**e ^ u r t m da aat w*M anmiit i j i t o a i . ' but they d e w t nvvwtbe mevvste rwme w a r .l da ve ■ * tbtob then Algeria: " Algerians da to r Khrushchev w i t w&l altow l»r«rt te Uaacb eae." ;n r a the right * ad Dana* tba 4*a bear Mascww inOn Saiiet toterferswew la Arab tiaa aad they mvst r temew. Khmbrbev add war waa, variant: The Sot tot tw ee -does freedom If rreacb act unlikely aew ta tbe Middle East, aat want ta interfere hi tba inter- tutor*. Algerians weak He drniad SOvirt meddling ia Arab aal affairs of a ay (en try. Tbaee te eapreaa tbeir daowa aatiaa domestic potictiei a a d are aa contact* between as tad Oa U. A. I . aMeiiaj piadgad further atwumla aad tacb- Cammuaut partiaa ta other cava- skipping ta tba Snac ( ideal aid tatba Ualtad Arab l apeb Mas aad cenmovavtlp wa da aat Sots Caaai ia to Egret lw. g|ea tbem orders.'* ta tba U. A. R. It'a tin Khnmbcbfv was named: On Commutoaa la tba Middle right ta prereat pvaaai Oa Middle Eastera war; Tbere's, East: “ f c tympaihuc with tboae iluppiai especially ia little ebaace af aacb a war be-! adopting our beliefs, eaturally, but war exisltng with farm NED JULIAN J L who received the U. S. aad Philippine Kagla Scoot award in June. 1957, ia assistinf Lwko Mary Scoot Troop 242 since his arrival in the area recently. Ha alao holds the Katie Palma Award, received in De­ cember 1967; is a member of tbe Order o f tbs Arrow, Junior Anistant Scoot Maxtor, and has t t Merit Badgn including the coveted World Brotherhood Merit Badge. He was a member of the Cavite Council while in the Philippines. Be livn with his parents, Cdr. and Mrs. Ned Julian Sr., who purchased a home in Loch Arbor upon Tba Maul Ak Stttbm can al bee* a Navy aua Mom eriil police wbao tbe aJtor baa emvmiuad a Rime outside the statin except wbea bo b eunevUy n r lag a Ja3 torn n tov ban B* setf. said Naval Air Statin Ugal officer, LL Cmdr. Harrty Smith. If tba offmat bapptna at tbe atatxa. tbe dafndnt ia triad aad antaarad Mare, aad sent ta a Nary pniiaaHcty. Saab, who ia a ln NAS public totoraaUov ttBear, paid ibat be works claoaiy with Sheriff 1. L. Hobby, Peffcw Chief Boy Williams aad Me ParIda Highway Patrol. A l a r tba babitniiy dan aM pay off bn debt to private marebaata may bo fwioaeod Bam tba Xavy as ndoalrablc, SmbB aoM. Tba Nary may aat pay tba dote oaeitr lor mUailai ta • obbaMfian which ara • n aad moving, m b o r pets, Smkh aaid. Bab isIlea from a submanaa bM d target ljo b adat Hospital Notes U. S. Farm Income PREPARING A BIRTHDAY PRESENT for Stetoosi University to this group of Seminole County residents on the committee to eommsmocsto the 75th anniversary of the school this year. They ara part of a aatknwide Stetson annivenity campaign. In tba background, from toft, are Mrs. Lillian Hearn and Chaplain William Hearn. Son. Doug Stanstrom aad Mrs. Stenitrom. In foreground, from toft, art Mr. aad Mrs. Ken Mclntoah, Mr. aad Mrs. Herbert Stenstrora. Mr. aad Mrs. Tom McDonald. Mr. aad Mrs. Sylvan Davis Jr. and Sal Manfrn. Worry Clinic bt r.ntar.E w. cmc m . CASK C — aid- TH » . »iH R k tbs immature boy with when MUly » u infatuated Her mother followed my adiict bad or red Miffy** father to q u banting Ted, for that put forced MUly to toeiis bis virtues all i m Orlando Seminar Tennis Lessons Slated Saturday Free T ret* Icimiu w fl be frits tw ywvagotsci at tbs Fort Mt3ca Part courts stsriag tbit Sttvrdxy. Farmer Msyfsir b a tennis pro Froab Desas win gitt the lentoei which win start e l l a sack Saturday mam i n AH b irrs wed i d i r a n tbcuM be at tbe court* Saturday far regiwnriev xsd h r d m xtlgsscsa ■ to k «S -be ttto it day's lessee* Pnwpretna Kudeeti should come prepared u pisy tooat* l u f o r i l K f u a n Dept dirrv tor Booald Perry, u d la ease at bad m atter. repatrauen will bo m tbs erwf.i buudtag «< # at the torsi* reun ire* Tbs Bscrtaboa Dept. la fponnortag tbs Is* ( s n a o m her = r » frork, e»ew ibsuga a w u im d ea u i aa ha part, aha mapped at b a far bstag clumsy. SALES fTBATBCT FOB LOVEBS You rradsrt caa neat tbs rest Wujus • mtetfe. MUly bad cooled off to tbs point when abs daclmad Tad a requsst for date*, and ba ihea p^ked a high tebool puuer wbo Kiueilid wrtk (We ever U* Pot rod ear. Girl*, wbco yaw are tafatuated retaember you raw toe proxy >«te* of your future ubora child t o ibaer repatxttaa we m bars to babtva what we u y . r»*i:d toe* at it* ed fla il fiiw eeu So u r n prod toe rirtto: st as •awfse Isfatuatioo tote a forced d ofn te of lu* or her sweetheart. MiUy i mother thus aided with MiUy, at least to toe aiiasi ot having a party for Ted and bail So use your brain: Tv help abattrr uawiae iafatua* doses ot Hilly's eoOece fneoda. point " I f i t t Tad drove op with hi* flamboy­ txwu. »end for toe for Sweetoeatto,” eoelowsg a ant yalepy. Wbea be parked d ta front of i: a raped retun m etope, p in toe MUly‘a hmue, it contrai'.ed 'cry taoa profit). If the hoy fatla to rate "Super sharply w*b tbe d,(c-.&»d aito mobUea used by tbe other ( . o n » r " th erm , keep up your c u b Already, tberrfort. MtUj br|is bunt ( Ww iji write to Dr. O sar to to wiaee Uigbily al the Juittule aotare of Ted. yet her pa m u had rare at this aewspaper. rvctoWag a laag «c wimped, addrrwd n not mid a word No, Ted* owa bebaiwr helped setope aad toe to ceier typteg ad Mtlly ta ton Be* eoecUnoa aad priatlag emit* w hn yea »ewd fwr awe at kit bmUeia. i SINK OB SHIM P i net i. tt r* genenUy wi»e to « w opes ymir home* to paruei w your taa-age abildm aad their fnsadt U tbe straager tit* lata your canroaaeot. weU and good. 11 be doaiat. hu awn miiukr* wil) *b*ttor tbe bala that j a r infatuated daughter baa placed oa hu bead Aad that is exactly wax: took BUee at MiUy * hoate. Her college classmate* dittuiad their fulart g n l i. One hoy a n piammg ia ester toadiciae. Aaotber mcatMMd bu * n ir t to become as engineer, etc Tad toaa rfuertnl toe coaiam tioo la Ua speed be could get out * ’ Ntopy. ^Muly uibcocuoouily Baled the *iff*reBt iiewpcuat* «f her cr. ctt pal*. v». Tad. They showed mature Ridgmeet. white Ted wa* tailing bhe a U-jaar-oW And please vetiev that u .*> Tbd. aei Mi.ly » father, who *aa ■vw prosing he i.wan rant, ai Twd * So Miily bow cwulixl blame tor Cither foe an unfair charge agnaai lodiridual member* aad traepe are elwible. alee, to compete fur prendeaL AMiuast lea tor* Harold K e n aad W&iam Blakemore were ia rbarce of toe vuitattoe aad refretkmeat period ax the d e n at WHAT DOES THE M R K h a Y E THAT THE OTHERS DO NOT? IT HAS SIX BODY STYLES Xew coaim.L , oew W > < and Cd.ot l a u a u p a . turdt -p, V d m and i-A ci wdaB’ l o t * vupAKtxated t o W i Hiadicne mirocei i r p o i r i ca dnitarme pleat­ ed Mailt or Uotoa Ncbodi t i e hai toem t\ b» let tie tor iem> found i cats gory News And Advertisement rr HAS A POWERTVU THRIFTY V-g OR SUPER ECONOMICAL " S ': T a t Lao. V4 topped *11 Mbn ngbu u tot mar * MwUigu E m n r' t _ - lf*i« > «u cite and eat u e> > 1 he Lirk (io»u put a hnle a n toaa tba *•"> odm aJ toe adianiagei ot o n Anrn-joa nr* p!u* purs: perimsusie aaubed u exou-mp. The " w * A m ip n te i periomsxue kite gtc-.rj fuel eiuaam- t»bi be Umiifd? l^ o n e u.-A Tbe L*ik' i f n ^ r n u ' T ie La <l ( m * e i m *»i , m d fMmtt. .1 -I » **n f t rifreil i« h rlt) TT HAS CHOICE OF THREE TERRIFIC TRANSMISSIONS t i m t e . i :.:f t - ,n d a - i *b*H tb.-te«prtd w xi wnk merdme lari sum. matx t; tam .uj * b i * full taagt at »(«edi Lark to.-re -feed nw*E-.ui*to a >m>xau tiu . ».ib •,«? ratexs n cii wrve nti towtsT rw UJlE u * ib |ui< Bin m muM | ^ n d , evil tour gm b lk r t n more. W b ri aw aua you bawl Tba Lark o#ei« tba tbowe-plv* a atimtm at 7 n h n'Ww-tha alien do vac! FT HAS MANY UNUSUAL FEATURES: Re.! =.eg v ia tost make iam bed*, froat M , rr HAS PROVEN PERFORMANCE WITHOUT RECOURSK TO EXPERIMENTAL RUNS: IM 000 L ut w*wen base driiwv • total of w»tv 7M k IIjov mile* uudar every cancellable mad and weather ewodiban. BcmIi k* wo "bun" m uon out. w 'hidden" mechanical faulti...no prntoems toe new wwwtn. Dcwlen and tanka men nrnwhert kww The Lath. Smdabaiar-Packtrd owpama iwcardi claariy dbaw that Lmk v n ka and a i a t n i a u cwm am w a third af tba auiaaMtotla mdoun avenge Hww can yw gn wrwng an that) M RK' '• tibiix M t ta to n t v t i a o u v t-a The Sanford Herald Thrown For Loss By Guitar Player MEMPHIS. Tern tVPlt — B * n y S tilid n ler, sen <4 tee •ro w Horsemen'* *t Notre Dane B ic e dread,* i , . wa* In hit track* Monday . j a te u W r of the Mcmp'ui Bay* T**n fo--tSi 1 team "E t o ! d * * ’ Hitiy e* d Bs!I; I tMler at a i the Mrsipb.t if.a i.c .t * . . l i x 'a r . " B ^y rvalted. For home delivery C A LL Sanford Motor Co �JL ,- . r>7f57 T.<:&$-; r y ^ V g S 'X V m S f. . W xg?.. « VanfarS frrall wit Txm X * 5 v . 10 . 1 0 B ^ 2 -P * it 3 ' HomeClub To Meet Miss Marjorie Jean Benton Marries Billy Gene Strawn The Sanford Home Drmemstrition Club will meet Thursday at the clubhouse on 23th St. Each member ig requested to bring her favorite gadget. Mrs. Ilaiel Kratxmar, program chairman announces that the pro­ gram will begin promptly at S p. m. and that some surprise* are in store tor those iHanding. Marjuri* Jean B*nion. daugh* with arrangements of while (la* | punch bowl wa» Mr*. Barton I The new Mr*. Benton eboee ter of Mr. and Mr*. Hutu* Ben- dioli and fern. Wright. Others assisting were. |for her iotas away outfit, a tea and Billy Gene Strawn, son, Mrs. Jack Benton served the Mrs. Eddie Keith and Mrs. dress of black polka dot eupooi of Mrs, Mare lie Mae Strawn o f , wedding cake and presiding at the Charles Hayes. with black auedc shoes, and purse. Worth Little Rock. Ark., wire ' Mrricrt in an Informat ceremony 1 Following the wedding trip, the ■ ' ' 7K\. I at I p. m. at the home couple will reside at the Sanlanta of her parents, 2808 Palmetto Apartments, 404 E. 14th St. la Av«. Sanford. The Rev. Gail Smith, pastor The bride was bora in Sanford of the Central Baptist Church, and attended school* here. The •officiated at the double-ring cere groom waa born in England, Ark., TUESDAY mony. graduated from North Little Rock First Presbyterian Church Jun­ Mrs. Ruth lie Caelani. sister High School and at present is ior choir rehearsal 4:13 •». m „ In­ serving in the U. S. Navy and of the bride, was matron of honor termediates, 3 p. m. Pioneer F«L and her husband, Gary Dc Uaetani, stationed at the Sanford Naval lovtship, ■ p. m. First Christian served as best man. Air Station. Church will form a Mm's Chib e bride, given in marriage at Ihe Church 8:30 p. m. her father, wore a waits WEDNESDAY length gown of lace and net, First Baptist Church Prayer over satin and carried a white Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Training tin* Bible, topped with a white or* ion workers council, B:t3 p, m, chid corsage. Pmeerett Baptist Church S. S . The matron of honor wore a officer* and teachers supper blue brocaded taffeta dress and meeting g;30 p. m. R. A. meet­ a corsage of white carnations. BUNNY A M ) H E R M A S T E R , Eugene Gilmnrtin, entertained the children ing, 7 p. m.; Prayer mooting. S The bride’s mother wore a blue p. m. Music committee mooting, of Mr*. II. R. McCall’s Kindergarten, one day. recently. Student* shown A recently formed Brownie orlon shantung dress and white 9 p. m. with them are, front row, left to right, Gail Cowan, Mike Gilmnrtin, non of Troop consisting of seven and corsage. eight year old girls from SunFirst Presbyterian Church, cir­ Mr. Gilmnrtin and Melinda Lee Warlike. Ilnck rqw, Neva Patterson. Doug WFollowing the ceremony, a re­ cle I Mrs. Harry Weir, chair­ land Estates met Thursday un­ Gramkow, Georgiuna and Roy Hunt. (Stuff Photo) ception wai held for the wedding man meets with Mrs. Bob Crum­ der the leadership of Mrs. A. party. The bouse was decorated A. Wilson and Mr*. Wendell ley. 1301 Forrest Dr. It) a. m. Girl Scout Troop 233 moots 3:13 Holmes. p. m. Senior High suppor • p. m , Members of the troop are Nonmidweek Bible hour, T:M p, m. nle Hood, Patricia McCoy, Mar­ Chancel choir rehearsal, 7:10 p. m. tha Dee McCoy, Cynthia Acord, Beverly Nowers, Bonny Keller, Ann Smith, Mary Hearn. Betty Mr. am) Mrs. C. D. Holstein Jo Jones. Darlene La Folleltr, of Jacksonville, will arrive to­ Patricia Kennedy, Joanne De*morrow for a few days visit chrncs, Jackie Morgan and Carla BY JEANNE MARNHL the Lions Convention In Jarksun-i took their hoys on a sight-seeing [th Lt. Cdr. D. G. Faulkner, at Royce. cir home in Loch Arbor. Eugene Gilmartin on hummer- ville and through the I'niled excursion of New York City. Committer mothers for the Although German Shepherds are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker Un Avenue depend* on a four Nations building amt the Statue troop arc Mrs. Jack Hood, Mrs. the most chosen dog for guiding of Ft. Lauderdale, announce the and a halt year old German .Shop of Liberty when the Gilmartin* Robert Kennedy. Mrs. Nower* Wives of VAM 3 gathered at tho eye work, the Boxer, Retriever birth of a son, Wayne William, herd dog named i!tinny lo get and Mrs. James L. McCoy. NAS, for their and Doberman Pinscher are also Afterburner, 'Nov. 3. This is the thirteenth him around Sanford ami to help used. However, Mr. Gtlmirtin monthly bridge party. Mrs. R. greatgrand child lor Mr*. Ten him keep up with tlx active .MR. A N D M IL S . H I L L Y G E N E S T R A W N explained that the Boxer with W. Repp was hostess for tho oc­ Eyck, of Sanford. Maternal it* wet mouth drools loo much grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. young son*. Bunny is a guiding casion and winners were Mrs, to be acceptable. The other B F. Mills, also of Sanford. eye dog that has been with Mr. types are preferred mostly by R. K. Farmer and Mra. K. M. Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. John F. Wil­ Gilmartin for three years. women since they don't pull a* Sandon. ton, announce the birth of a Bunny and his owner, a Navy ten. .Mathew Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. I. 31. Rowell announced There were only points ilif- hard. World War II veteran, trained Rov. 2, at the U. S. Navy Hos­ Mr. Giluiarlln, a native New lhat the monthly luncheon would The Dorcas Class of the First together for one month al the ferrnre between high ami sev­ pital in Key West. Proud grand­ enth place in a highly compel 1- Yorker, say* he found this area be held Nov. !• and that Mra. Baptist Church met at the homo Guiding Eye Foundation in live game at the Sanford Dupli- of Florida through an advertise- J. L. Morgan and Mra. It. D. parents arc, Mayor and Mrs. Al of Mrs. W. W. Horne on Valencia Smilhlown, laing Island. The foun­ cate Bridge game last week. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. mrnt that described it a* "an Murphy arc in charge. Mr*. H. Monforton. Dr., for the November meeting, dation is now known at Second An individual game wa* play- I Meal place for a person on pen- A. Lackey will be tho hostel a Sight Previous to that training, Miss Deanna McManus, bride- of Orlando, sister of the honoree Mrs. N. C, Booth, class presi- Bunny was schooled for four rd and first place winner was **»""• ,l«’ »"•* hl* faml|Y "loved for the December bridge. Others attending ware the Lake Mary elect of Ronnie Anderson, was hon­ and Mrs. L. E. Suminerrow, dent, presided al the business months to work a* a seeing eye Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, second. Lt. i 10 -Sanford five years ago. Mmcs: E. E. Austin, J. H. Bai­ Cdr. T. W. Ownsby and Mrs. M. ----------------------------ored this weekend with a bridal Titusville, an aunt They were , Cjjion. dog. ley, Jr., D. J. Brough, D. E. Tilli* wa* third. .. shower given by her aunt, Mrs. assisted by Mrs. W. A. Hunter, A guiding eye dog works on Dearolph, K. W. Foote, H. G. Other* attending were, Mrs. T. Mr\ Kua,nc f ^ n g t o n read Alice McManus anti daughter, Tying (or fourth, tilth, sixth leash and a harness. Gilmartin Goben, C. N, James, D, L. Jar­ and seventh placr* were, Mr*. Mrs. W. It. Reed, at Fellowship S. Harwood, Mi-s Jane Harwood, |"The Meaning of Thanksgiving , explained. The leather covered rell. I. M. Rowell. P. Ryan, A. J. Mrs. D. E. Walls ami daughter, I •» ,hc devotional and Mr*. W. Hall of the Pinccrcst Baptist J. E.,Baker, Mrs. Ownsby, How. • By IDA MAY SJOBLOM harness of spring steel traUMiui* Blah a, ami guest, Mrs. Leighton * ,.t . . . Joyce; Mr*. Hubert Barney and I 0. Tanner ltd the group in pray- each movement or hesitancy ot aril Y. Middleton and Clyde Pat. Goble presented mute * Church. Collier. Ramsey. There will be another Decorations problem for Mixon's Furniture w w « w » ' of »« ferns, irrm. gladioli giauiuu daughter. tiaugmer, April; .vprii; Mrs. sirs. C. v. T. i. EIUr.m- er. the dog. However, Mr. Gilmartin Company, recently, wh<n he gave am* magnolia branches were son and daughter, Caro!; Mrs. Following the businrss meet now fee!* aetuie using only the session Thursday night at M liie i n Ai Mi'UioUU! Church of delivery address for a houseful used, carrying out the color D. E. Ilsiliff, Mrs. Hex King, ing. games ,ami ' ^ n d 1 MagmiIu* " \ve! * “ H '" ih )<»*!.> u simnGirinp » of furnishings as "TO miles up i sche ore- t>f—green arK* white-. The ; Mt'j,—ll. II.—Amir .-'central attractions was a green Miller, Mrs. Paul Caiman, Mr*. roffee were served by the host-! yally _ Use Wcktva River." arc parked around our _ ____ ______ wick Stew" supper at »> p. ni. The Company followed through, balloon suspended above the Nichols- Wiclsma and Mrs. Etna exs. Mrs. Tanner will be hostess Jhouse" hr said. Hi* aons, Danny . M l U m o l i i l C i r c l e , Wednesday at Fellowship Hall. L. I , . however, delivering the goods m tabic, decorated with miniature McManus, mother of the brideto the Christmas meeting. Eugene. Paul, Br.an, Michael acid .. . m, . I u Kaulk is In charge of rouktng A A a a f c T h l i r t f i n V three trips by boat to the newly bridal bou<|tirt* and a small bas­ elect. »»• Members *■**• a*" a present were *Mr*.j * nm Hilly u* a range iai■a. ig. a from a w111 a 13 -a tto u *# 3 ■in is *»n age. v> •» i O iu O C l I l l l l l h lltl,* ^ .................. ................... , , .... /. r l b C L j I f l U l S d C i y ket suspended below the balloon, completed Goble ramp. France* Harrington, Mr*. C V. | Mr. Gilmartin said that his dug The Magnolia Garden Circle lc *l,PP*'r- assisted by meinhe Scm inula Rebtkah Lodf* 43 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Holley are i filled with tiny packages McCord, Mrs. R, A. Cohen. Mr*, loves children and ha* a good will meet Thursday al 2 in. of the \V. S. C. S. who will do will hold the November meeting horn r after a visit to Lake The packages were elaborately Eugene Pennington, Mrs. Girn disposition. She is a goiel travel at the home of Mix II II. .slierIhe serving. Thursday at I p. m. at Tba Odd or 111 where they were the guests decorated with ribbon, which trait Walton, Mrs. Tanner, Mr*. T. or, too. and has even traveled wood, 102 w.Woodland D r, Ticket* are $1.23 tor adults Fellows Hall, with Mra. Emfly of his brother, II. L. Holley. ed to the tabic where the gilts A. Beat, Mrs. Booth, Mr* G. |by plane with her master. Wlien I’ inecrrst. Mrs. Helen Wlnquist. ami 75 cent* for clitliiren. They Jameson, noble grand, presid­ Rev. and Mrs. John PUIcy, were placed, A. Harris, Mrs. J. A Fuller, in Iho car Bunny ride* m Ihe vice president of ibr Sanfoitl may be obtained from any mem­ ing. ^ assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold The honoree received many Mrs. G. B. Drake anil Mrs. Jint i front seat between her owner’s Garden Club, will lie guest ber of the Bethany Circle, which The District Friendship meeting, Hockersmtlh, honored members gift* of lingerie and personal Risr-r, i lee- Reeenliv she guided him to speaker. i* in charge of the ticket depart­ formerly scheduled for this dale, of ,the Westminister Fellowship items. The refreshment table j|r, and Curtis Green ment. ha* hern cancelled. class of the Community Prcsby- was centered with a bride, stand honored their daughter, Cindy, lerian Church at a spaghetti sup- 1ins on a mirror, rdged with tali 0(, |,cr ninth birthday, with a - ■ ‘ white tapers, arranged in a nest masquerade party at their home per Halloween weekend. of fern. Other decorations in­ on the old Longwuod road. cluded arrangements of white Guests were entertained with grapes on magnolia leaves. fortune telling and each received Bell shaped cakes, miniature a delicious treat from the wit­ 4 I v’f 4 I t f I • \ I • hot biscuits of lorn, cheese ami ches brew. cinnamon, coffee and tea were Cake, decorated with a witch served to the guests. Favors astride her broom, and ire cream were tiny hrnla! bouquets. were served to Ann Carlson. An­ The Woodro-c Circle of the W E D N E S D A Y SP EC IA L Presiding at the refreshment Sanford Garden Club wilt meet table were. Mrs. J. ft. Ferguson gelo Renfro, Cathy Best, Lynn Carlson, Ann Doudncy, Gars Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the Smith, Barbara Rowell, Wanda P U R C H A S E home of Mrs. H. A. Hollings­ Mixon. Billie l.ynn N'ordcn, Ste­ worth on Collins Drive. Co-hostphanie Lankford,' Linda Stafford. ass wilt be Mrs. Leonard DeWiU. Rhonda Spidril, Julie Scott. Gaii . The guest speaker will be Mrs. Roberts, Linda Green and Kicky ** W M. Fahey who will talk on drive for rrnnnmiral lugliwav travel. Hugged Jreji' vellii le« aave ymi Uuie "Miniature Trees". With power take-otf, lliiai work­ and money on iuli-.itter.jul>. horse vehicle* operate a wide variety of They have llirritrn iractiun uf ’Jrrpl The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fifty-six per rent of alt non. I.ake Mary Volunteer Fire De­ farm farmlie* were home owners »|iedal equipment. Ami thru rugged L*heel drive In niaiiruvrr easily where partment will mrct at the Fire in early 1938. stamina eland* up liildrr the toughest ordinary tniel* can!I go— through mud, Home at 8 p. m , Thursday. All u-e 3t)5 day* a year. Today!—make a land, »nft earth or over rough, rocky women of the community are invit dale to see and drive the ’Jeep! vrhn le ed lo help plan for the activities rnuntry, in good wealhrr <>r liad. They during the "holiday season." that'- right lor )uur join. shift easily into conventional 2-xlirrl The United Lutheran Church ^ **;omrn of the Good Shepherd '•'V.utheran Church will meet to­ NOW SHOWING forward Control‘J rep' I r i li k a ... C P ar^ rl morrow night at 7.30 p. in. al the I ue<|iiallei| icmihinalioii »t iiMoeuvrr. OPEN ll!:i5 home of Mrs. Aloha Franklin, R ID E -iN THE a r c r xliihiy an.I payload capaiaty 1 •19 Rosalia Dr. PHONE FA 21216 VDMISSION — SOe THE Garden Circle Plans KIDDH.S UNDER 12 - FREE Church Calendar r Girl Scout Diary "Bunny" Is P&A&onah Seeing Eye For Local Navy Veteran Mrs. R. W. Repp « VAH-5 Hostess Mrs. Ramsey Class Meets At Deanna McManus High At Bridge W.W.HornHome Honored A t Shower Personals Oviedo Church Plans Supper jRebekahtodge~ i- Birthday Party t For Cindy Green A test-drive will prove cWoodrose Circle why ‘Jeep* vehicles Meets Thursday will do your jobs better! LakeMaryGroup Meets Thursday ELECTRIC BLANKET Church Women Ateefs Tomorrow Christmas W orkshop The tlemerocallH circle of the SanfouJ Garden Club will meet Thunday al 7:30 p. m. at Ihe Amur of Mrs. R L MrKnight, Mi Sarua Ave. A workxiiop will be conducted on Christmas arrangements and members arc requested to bring material for their arrangements. Joint Department Meetings Planned ' The civic department of the Sanford Woman's Club will meet edneiday at 12 o’clock for a vtred dish luncheon. Hostesses ar* Mrs. If. W. Good*pccd. Mrs. Sybil Routh and Mr*. Brodic LAST TIMES TOMTE AT 7:00 AND 10:10 "THE DKFIANl' ONh-H" TONY I l i l l IS CO-FKATl’Ilt; AT 9.00 -3 ( oin* in Ihe fountain" ( lifton U r Mi • Jran I’etrra STA RTS WED. A T 7:00 AND I#:!'* I*. M. F IR S T SANFORD SHOW INt. urnitem.Or* r/ f B E ST oF pEV E R Y T H IN G m aSc o p C inatowsttec %n.mm■ ■ ■ 1 I'EATI KK: 1:.1ti - 3:SS I'niter-al •Jeep',,, doej hundred* of jobs! 6 :2 0 • M: 15 f For Double Or Twin Bed STARTS FRIDAY Dial The Warmth You W ant then's NolkriH ■ep* I lilily H i : it like The .Thrill Even All Night Com fort in .. ■ irlii* !** li*r Full Two Year Guarantee *ir«» jmi fjirili J The Williams. Mrs. David k. I.xudr. presi­ dent of ihe rciarded children's oeganiralion will be guest speaker. The social department will meet at 2 p. m for an afternoon ®f bridge and eana»ta, with Mr*. t . F, Hunt, .Mrs. E. C. Harper 3lrs, c . L. Redding as host u rn h WkVi si’ta Jeep 100% American Cotton family of 4-Wheol-Drivi vehicles WILLYt...varll't Uri«t atiaufKtirin al 4-Wkiil-Dfivi vablclis Noil*Allergenic — Moth P roof fiat in oa-tka-|ab MmsnHritiga taiay! C O -FEA Tt’HE \T 8:13 P. M. " IT H APPEN ED TO JA N E ” DORIS JACK E R N IE DAY I.KMMON KOVALS IN' TECHNICOLOR •100 E . CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP Second St. Completely Washable Slinfurd, Florida SHOP PEN N EY’S YOU’LL SA V E �9 ■ -"r y fle v iv,#. Washington Calling DECEMBER A N V IL CHORUS :V » M * ■ Each 0 Gents A Small Is Amount Th* of the United Fuad h u put out • call for Uat-miaut* contribution* to put th* eaaptlfB «v«r, or at tout aomBwhwt aaar. It f41.t21 coal. A. B. Feterton Jr. h u announcad that tha drive will doaa Wadnaaday without a lot of axtanalooa of the doadllaa •r dtlayad Mttoiu in trying to MMh tha cool. About U par cant of tha goal had bOM raachod yaatar. 4 and Fataraon ravoalad that thla flgurt waa raachod through tha ralatlvaly amalt numbar of 1,000 gift* from tha OMity'i aatlmatad population of 1 1 1 0 0 paopla. -W a wauM like to gat 100 par cant participation of our raaidaata, roganflaM of tha goal,** Fataraon wild. “ If wa all •lara, only 10 canta par person In tha county would put tha " " " S E ^ b o d y who baan’t eontributad to the drive ou g h t to g a t la aom othing—no m atter h ow im all an am ount. fib* tha man said, just SO canta each would do It. D A IL Y Too Late To Classify CROSSW ORD l«L Habitual i- nra rit« ii’..u n ^ .t sm u druak- | <:l I -l'U'hi qf-1 sr4a lil • -.11.11 > -J’ lZ 31. a n . " • i. I 1 U T U U fl DOWN J.PotlM 3, Graced kCuckra 4. Hawaiian i*l7!*.< 11: w UCW •.tVJK ;|U ^ u '’ : v n»lii ;»=c»t xu ilia i K'JUIH Kt'UiH U. Potato ■Urak 34. su m p S3, com* llOtofsaea liM tutU a rack Itn m a f SLIadUa •(VWU 33. Grit 34. R*COf*ll*4 W C ta tfid particle •S-Opem (pact) rsnua t n n w ’i amt Oak ern ack 11. "Overbid. agoM r* ll.rluapariaa acmUd laaceaWtay _ (to *) II rr u l( U L % % U A ia w U K hw (teat.) lA P ltcr IT. Order cT % M l» HPi % %fSIi V ■'A - i II i % % IgM cke ik 'T e o e r.* rdtruucbee 'J % si with tha (*ln parti* policy md politics. In a recent television *p(EdHar'a ana: TMc b Ike fleet pearance to urged that the Uni^j of a eertae et tkree articles akrat States relume nuclear testing uiffi, C o n n e r NcIs m BacUetkr of tto oM-year moratorium ends ia Deccmbtr. Thia waa necessary for N r* Tark—a iraad America’* security, to laid. There, kp Mr. CUM* of tke by he disenchanted eome of hii prawn paettba cad tke litoral admirers. hOBy tkat ke will to Ike Btfwhll"Khy eoulda’t you have *imp]r said (tot you believed that th* for. pear.) aiga policy and th* security of the NEW YORK—Just s year C|o United Stale* were in good hands K cImq Rockefeller flached onto the with tto President of the L'r.it#d political horizon like a young zatStates?" on* of hla advisors aik^ taar. Today to la om of tto tkree him afterward. m or feur moot coaiplcuous poaclMi­ But I said what I believed in inllie* for Prcildcnt of tha United awer to a question. Rockefeller ra. S u bs after w o . plied, looking a little hurt. With When ha won the governorehlp of evea morq emphasis this is th* Near York by a majority of m en answer to give* when to is nked tkaa a keif-million vote* he waa the waelthy amateur in politic*. That a mw and holder phase of whet whether to puts any real faith in lave an eatra dimension to kis vie- to Insists la still o bating ope­ th* fallout Shelter program he has advocatad for this state and tbe na­ tarp. While today la Urn eye* of ration. Republican prafeialonala ho la still Emontlally to b n cautious and a tion. He la rejpooiible for (he safety of an amateur and even an Interlop­ canful man. Perhaps anyone con­ er. to la about ta tour the Wait ditioned from birth by an muck the 11,900,000 people of New Yo-G with 33 reporter* trailing him to money and so much power would If, la the event of a war, casiiJR read tha portents of a candidacy Inevitably have acquired a hard ties from fallout can be reduced that is all but avowed. shell of caution. Ho U also, behind by 33 percent or more, than u is Thera a n at bait two good rea- tto grin, an intensely serbus man. up to tha governor to try to get ran* why this aheuld be happening. Without the smile hla face U a through a program ot home shel­ Om hsi to do with Governor mack of serious concentration and ters. Rockefeller had hoped to hold Recksfolkr'a own character, tem­ particularly when bo b wrestling a meeting In Washington early ia December with President Eisenhowever, governors who are mem­ bers of Rockefeller's Civil Defense Committee and defense chiefs. Tha President’s world travel plans haM w By B l’M KU. KAY Florida will hold up inspita of knocked this out. Rockefeller talk* with intent* | No division of the Florida Slate tto strike. seriousness of the threat of "nu­ Chamber of Commerce la more If any efftcls occur thas* will clear blackmail" a year or a year alert and active than the Touriit not b* felt next summer, show­ and a half from now. He sees th* Service* Committee beaded by ing up in the curtailment of tra­ pattern in tto 14-page note which Rickard (Dick) Pope of Winter vel to Florida of vacationing Premier Khrushchev atnl to Chan­ Haven. families among tha middl* and cellor Adenauer last summer. If you read that carafull/ he says, It waa my privilege to attend a laboring classes, on th* assump­ then you will see what « c may tion that ttoy will not bavt th* session of this committee held be in for when Ihe Russians have at West Palm Beach recently and funds because ot wag* lone*. a full complement of intercontin*^ Representatives of such attrac­ I am convlncad that with auch tions aa Silver Springs, Cypress tal ballistic missiles—tto threat« able laadors aa are found in this Gardena and others concurred In nucltir annihilation on the an* By ED KOTERRA They conditioned us for this they must supply get a 21 percent group working diligently to ad­ thia thought but the State Devel* hand and pe*<* with prosperity if MCMUKDO SOUND, Antarcti­ cold arrivol. As wo passed the bonus. No bonus in cash can com­ vance Florida’s touriit Industry opment Commission representa­ you play the game on their terms on tha other hand. ca. — Tbe runway la a cake of Antarctic Circb at 10,000 feet and pensate for tbe misery of the we can look with confidence on tive* present took ■ morn opti­ The report of the Rockefeller beaded over the tee packs our cold, the wind, the primitive living the future o( the state's tourist mistic view- and felt that wnile ice 2,000 feet long and >0 feet pilot. Naval Lt. Darold Reckling, conditions—and that distant, dis­ business. this condition might result In the Brothers Fund on America's secu­ thick. From the hillside the men turned on the plane'* air condi­ tant feeling tbeae snow waste* I was particularly interested in loss of some business, it would rity is tbe bate of the governor s at tbe base camp watched the tioner. From 70 degree* above cast upon you. Yet, each year the the proposal of F.arl W. Brown, be offset by an increaso in over­ views. That report, along with vague form of a Super Constella­ the cabin temperature dropped Navy gets double th# needed vol­ DcLand. that Florida stage a all business both winter and sum­ othara on foreign aid, education and economic growth, laid the comprehensive All-Florid a Ex­ mer. tion plough through the bliuard gradually to aero as we approach­ unteers foe Antarctica. Representatives of railroads, air ground work of a national pruKratw to a perfect landing. Yesterday a ed the mountain-rimmed contin­ The huts are mostly canvas and hibit in the New York Coliseum of far greater scope than the EiV biiliard turned ui back. Today ent Every 10-degree drop we wood. Diesel fuel heats the 70 in 1941. The proposed show would line* and bus lines all reported were supposed to put on another buildings. And the McMurdo occupy SI.000 sq. ft. and tell more inquiries about Florida cnhwrr Adminiatraiion has ever there waa no turning back. Florida's story effectively to mil­ than ever before with every in­ been willing to contemplate. While You abp onto tha ice of Antarc- layer of clothing. I now have five Sound cry in every hut is, "Shut lions of prospective tourists, bome- dication of a bumper tourist crop he subscribes to these goals h* n tlca and take a deep breath layers on and will have to re­ that door!" annihilated as a good Republican *r tiers, business and industrial this Jail and winter. against the wind end your nostrils hearse dressing again to make This base sits on a hiiijr island leaders. Package deals where tour par­ from criticizing the Administra­ frccie and slick together. You sure everything goes back on in ISO feet above the floss Sea -— Every exhibit of statewide ties can visit Florida aa 111 ex­ tion. find the weather'e not e» bad a* proper order. which will continue to be the Icy That la a part of his dilemma. We dug our luggage out of a runway untit its starts breaking scope presented by Florida in the pense plan including accommo­ your wildest imagination antici­ past, such a* our exhibit* at dations at swank hotels and mo­ He knows that the professionals in IS foot snowbank and dragged it up in tbe December heat wave. pated. It's worse. Chicago. Cleveland, New York and his party would almost all raihrr Hen shout over the whipping along the cold, miserable, lonely On the other tide of the hill lies other points, have paid oil hand­ tels. transportation by eiltor play of cozy- game with the only tram, bus or plan* and meals sound of the wind. It Is night, but main street of MrMurdo. The men the ewoom e Ross ice shelf — somely bringing millions of dol­ other Republican candidate. Vice, twilight shows through the snow. who have lasted it out a full year something like a glacier that lars to th* slat# In the form of Is becoming more and more President Nixon. Nixon could iw The temperature ia minus 20. You —through the Antarctic winter— drops 70 feet straight down, all tourists and investors. After Its- popular. Tbe travel-now and paylater appeal i i also clickine with,1berit the afHrw ewe by.• #■» mm-m_ run, akip and slip to a wailing deserve a medal. And Congreaa Ice. 1*. was from there ihst th* j.n ln e < «*— Mr— — sstllto-rtwka ui umitMT m ea n T ll TTper- day and become the inevitable ____. * __ v * _j___ , _• * i^d-«l»wu m iiisi IUI spevixrireTp Captain Robert Scott party atari-' Winnows, MTSf tn f (l BkWr £41MU* plana for such a show, the com- mils them to take a trip and pay choice. The disloyal would then and slips uphill for four mites— Freese recognition last summer. cd its first try for the pole in raitlec voted unanimously to re- far it over a period of lime, find themselves out In the cold. to the most unusual base in the The Navy people get no extra 1903. He never had It this good. commend it to the board of dirFarida's competition particuFor all the doubts that plagu* world. pay here. The selfntiits whom But it'a still miserable. ectors of the State Chamber at Urly in the West ladies ia get- Governor Rockefeller, tha visitor their annual meeting in Tampa u> ting suffer each season with senses that a tide ia carrying him December. new and totter accommodations irresistibly along. He may pull Another interesting discussion opening up on tto off shore Is­ back before January 1 when his dealt with the effect of the steel lands sad totter transport alion friends must prepare ta enter a strike on tha Mate's tourist busi­ facdillcs available both by boat delegat* slate pledged to him in tha By FBANK ELCAZER New Hampshire primary in MarcV' auto man, "that Lark-size was a led," Lawrence said, " I want to ness led by James E. Gorman, or plane. To bold our own we need to —back to the safe shore of th* WASHINGTON (UPI)-Prtsident generic term." say at this point that thia pro­ managing director ol the Florida stay on our toes, continue ad­ governorship and the hope for an­ Harold E. Churchill of Ihe Stud*“ Just a synonym." apologized gram is sponsored Jointly by the Retail Federation. It appear* that tlonda i* in a vertising and promotion and other try at the big prize in 1944. National Press Club and the Ciiurchiii. "Means compact," baktr-Packard Corp, finished his more favorable position than Are the automakers pressing Studt-haker • Packard Corpora­ many states as far as effects of through courtesy and attantioa to But it ia late, the tide la strong, speech at the National Praia our guests send them home in and tbe governor has so obviously tion. Now-, Mr. Churchill, you can s companies and union* to set­ the strike are concerned. Indica­ a mood to recommend Florida to begun to love battle for the sak* Club'a weekly lunch, and readied tle . .eir strike, one of our mem­ go ahead and mention the Lark tions are that winter business ia. others. himself for the questions and an­ ber* wanted to know? of battle. as much as you want." swers to follow. Club President So somebody asked why Lark Well, of course thay'd all like William II. Lawrence said first he to tec the strike ,-nded. Church­ didn't have Ua engine in the back had an announcement. ill replied, but while others run Inatead of tto front. All Church­ ' I ’d like to lay in advance out of steel, Studebaker Packard ill would say was, there are two that this program is not fixed," is turning out 1960 models at full possible arrangements foe an auto is what he announced. •peed . . it's got steel to last engine. "Ours i* good." he con­ cluded. So President Churchill startrd through moat of December. In on some of the queries we had And that wasn't the only rea­ Th* question then was whether handed up to President Lawrrnre son Churchill was looking so Studebaker-Packard will bring out on cards we pats around (he hall happy. He said hi* company, "a sports car of the Thunderbtrd (or this purpose. thanks to the unmtntwcablc pro­ type." ‘ Why are so many small cars duct it brought out a year ago, j "You might aay," President being imported?" Somebody want- ■will sell 16IOOO auto* and make Churchill replied, "that the Thunfit to know. *20.000.000 this year. drrbird ia kind of a Hawk-type. Churchill said this was because Before or after taxes? We won­ \S< presented the Hawk to the I lM<* *■* «*» »*■ Sf. mm UX | MraTxtnaek, M «*M a e**< I lots ol Americans were tired of dered. h market in 1933." >-4 -1 See* ».«.! we ree* nee | a * ter* a iJn* >M Stare. >H met big cart, and until recently there Both, he said, beaming. The ire levee* w ee* k w i k llllM Mf*» «-e« * »«*« m a t •Werte|ie el inie* llow that plug for the Thunder!»-•»*» a-Wev at. e>HMsm* steel weren't many home-grown small company lost so much money in bird, which u a Ford, wax sneak­ one* to choose from. But Stud*- •ome earlier years, it won't have ed onto this quia show 111 never baker Packsrd last year brought to pay taxes this year. Tax-low know, I do know there is one out its Lark, he said, and now carry forward, he said this device thing Lawrence forgot to an­ everybody site la out with Lark- Is called by the lax men. nounce. Studebaker • Packard surd cars of their own. So he Did Mr. Churchill (once a re­ wasn't buying our lunch. Ticket* predicted the aale of imports baa turn of the Packard? cost 32.W each and my expense about reached its peak. Not right away, he replied. account will show I brought mme Lawrence looked sad. It waa What people want bow are small­ myself. true, he said, just like he an­ er, cheaper cars. Maybe taler, nounced. that this program wasn't though. Meantime he is protecting 1 h fixed. But he said he was mighty th.' name. afraid we had fallen into another He waa advertising it, to, of the pltfalli of TV — th* sneaky Lawrence apparently figured.1 introduction of plugs, Anyway, be had anothtr announce­ 10 awewerww* Warn! See |Me* 4 1 I Oe i» « .x nt ISMSertj. feUw*"1 was not aware untd just ment. se w a n ii h i n t x i ________ l e w teeaei v e t o he* i i e flx>| n »a ee*t tx* vex a >■« 1’ *Wa a* sheet True se<4< Sran' now," Lawrence chided th* big | "So our listeners won't b« mis­ M x M I X see it » « J a e x a I I rxxt po XXIU ravvrai m m w•« P«ras *■ rawmi, *n mrM aw* ran raw»wMl ****•« fCWW*| 3*ff |pgt Itil *l Ip f pm g^ga pl 1 •wIf enBfn-w »ms*u i xW iY xk>* m w m perament, attribute* and back­ ground—the popular appeal to has demonstrated. 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Cum* In and make jour choice I FA 2-7956 or FA 2-1756 Arcade Package Store 310 E«at Firat, Sanford Nothing fits you like a Ford! Have you, or h u M im one you know, just moved to a new home? WELCOME V 0 itw Ta. m sites r ajua, STRICKLAND - MORRISON, lac. WAGON \ . __ i WO a t i LJ5. »»nc4»*x r a i m tararar ar vwa ami corauit a*iMoani M K. Id .* - See ’ FORD STARTIME" in living color T uodij' OB NBC . TV S&mfeN, n o r i ^ » �—**n •v' Hit M ir ) Utrtlh T om ., K ot. 10. IMF—Pag# 5 Syracuse Tops Grid Poll l i l t i d Fresa UUrnitloBil NEW YORK (UP!) -Syracuse, first Eastern turn other thin Army over to top United Pren International's major college foot­ ball ratings, replaced Louiliani Slat* In Ural place today but led Texas by only nine points. Syracuse edged Penn Stale last Saturday, 20-ll, in a clash of per­ fect record teams. This triumph, coupled with Louisiana State s surprise lost to Tennessee and Wisconsin's upset of Northwest­ ern, enabled Syracuse to make its first appearance in the No. 1 spot since the ratings were inau­ gurated in 1930. Syracuse was third last week behind LSU and Northwestern. Texas, a one-point victor over Rijlor, advanced from fourth to second and Southern California, easy winner over West Virginia, moved from fifth to third In the latest balloting by the U leadtng coaches whs rats the teams for UF1. Syracuse sad Southern Cali­ fornia (both 7 0) and Texas (SO) are the only perfect-record teams In the top 10. LSU slipped to fourth efier leading the ratings the last four weeks of the 1939 season and the first seven of the current earnpalgn. Wisconsin advanced from eight to fifth and Northwestern dropped from second to sixth. Mississippi was seventh, Auburn eighth, Penn State ninth and Ten­ nessee 10th. Tennessee, which snapped Lou­ isiana State'a 9-game winning streak after smashing Auburn's 34-game unbeaten string earlier la the season, was the only new­ comer in the top 10. Tennessee replaced Washington. Clem ion, Gforgls, Washington, Georgia Tech, Orgeon, Iowa, Michigan Stele, Arkansas. Texas Christian and North Texts Slate rounded out the first 30 In that order. No other teams received votes this week. 'Clean-Up1Group Plans To Stage Heavy Title Bout NEW YORK (UPI) — A power­ ful new "clean-up" promotional group hopes to atige the return Ingemar Johiniioa-Floyd Palterson heavyweight title fight at Ysnkte Stadium next June, It was learned today. The six-man group la Leaded by Joe Tepper, former executive sec­ retary of the New York State Ath­ letic Commission, end attorney William A. Shea, chairman of Mayor Robert Wagntr'a baseball cammlttee. Shea Is aim chairman of the founders group of the new Con­ tinental Baseball League. Names of the four wealthy backers—one the head of a depart­ ment store chain—are expected to be announced at a press confarrncc next week after the outfit is Incorporated. There arc now about 13 and a half million Americana who own stock In U. S. businesses. This compares with fewer than six and a half million In 1933. Giant Boss Says He's ’Surprised' By Loop's Report SAN FRANCISCO f l ’ PI) -H o r ­ ace Sioncham turned a rotund, chilly shoulder today on reports that the Continental League seeks to lam! a franchise in the terri­ tory where his Cunts struck gold. " I ’ m surprised by the suggest­ ed interest of me Continental League in the San Franciaeo area." Stoncham said Monday. "It vvas my understanding that the proposed new league was in­ terested primarily in bringing ma­ jor league baseball to new terri­ tories other than New York." Frank Mnrelamt, a Los Angeles ■dertistng executive, was report­ ed to have spent the past two days In town talking to wellheeled families interested in bringing a Continental loop team here. Moreland also is listed as one of the officers on the pro­ posed Los Angeles entry in the third major loop. Slonrltam declared that he nev­ er heard front Murchud, although the latter was quoted as saying that hr planned to confer with the Giant boss who owns the territori­ al rights. "1 am sure." Stoncham said in a prepared statement, "that Mr. Murtland Is aware that the Giants, in moving lo San FranrUco. have had to assume heavy financial obligations (bat Involve territorial equity as well a* the obligation imposed by their occu­ pancy of the new Candlestick Tark." Bookman To Scout rilh.ADKt.riMA (U l’lt — Ed­ die llockmnn, a former fir-t baseman with (hr Cleveland Indians and the Pittsburgh Pirates, will serve as n scout on the Pacific Coast for the Philadelphia Phillies, it was announced today, Dig These Pros Coauvqion Dr JERRY COVINGTON If thr re were such a thin* at Seminole High, my pick for th« combock player of the year would b« Johnny "Lover” Loveluce. In the third gnmt of the grid season against Apopka Johnny received n sever* head injury and wna unable to play for two week*. In fact ha didn't even remem­ ber anything about the game he got hurt in. However, he made a fantastic recovery and it didn't taka him long to get back tn * the lineup. In hia first gama nfter return­ ing. he accounted for both Sanford scares with a 73-yard gallop for the TO and later received n pais and went 54 yards for tha second one. Last Friday night he run like 1 have never sean him run and accounted for three-quarters of the Sanford yardage. He set up the first score with a 44-yard run and later on In ths game he carried four yards fur a score, John is a ftna tad with a great spirit and desire which ta vary evident by what he has done since his injury. This type of person will rontinue to score touchdowns no matter what ha may be doing. Best of luck. John, and keep "tearing them up” for the remainder of tha season. t • • I found out over the weekend why the members o f the Seminole Snorts car club are so enthuaistlc about their foreign cars. Last week I did a atory about the club and the cars they talked about sound­ ed so interesting that I did a little invest {gating. Things ware rather quiet Sunday af­ ternoon so we took a rids over to Rob Mc­ Kee's place and there was sitting a little blue job called a Triumph. We unsnapped Coven Sports the lid and away ws went. After about an hour of cruising, It be­ came evident why these fellows live and breath sports cars, This was a precision instrument.that drove like nothing I hava ever been in. The cars react with so much sensitivity that they seem like a part of you. If you want to have yourself some fun snd be with n group of avid race car lovers get yourself n "bug" if you don’t already have one and join the Seminole Sports Car Club. • • • Well, the old Fighting Gators came through again I I know nothing at nil about Hob Woodruff or the job he has done at Florida but, there is one thing in their football program that they are going to have to do something about before they ever reach the great heights of some of the southern schools. I have Itcen In contact with several of their scouts and there is no wonder that many gvent prospects pour out of the state each year to different schools, Thl* to me seems like the weak spot in the pro. gram at Florida. One of their scouts in particular displays such n sour attitude that he has been banned from several high schools. Just think of n few Florida boys who are in tha headlines every week, but for some other school— Anderson, Burkette, and many others. This Jncksun who mad# high school All-Amerlcn last yenr at Pensacola would have preferred Florida but because of the bulifferctlco by the Gator scout he signed with another school. Instead of "hanging" Woodruff, I think the noose should fit n few others first. Here lies ths trouble. fl FSU Coach Says Every Member Of Squad To Ploy TALLAHASSEE (U H ) - Flo­ s« after I get * few fliers, I'm By OSCAR FRALEY rid* Stale Coach Perry llosa hai SAN FRANCISCO (L 'l'll — gassing it or lipping out and 1 promised rich member of hi* 33wind up on Sunset Strip,” Listen to S«m Snead or Cary If you'd like l» tululate, the man squad will play In Ihe SemiMiddleroff as they head for Aus­ pro golfers' newest slanguage dic­ n.ilei' last two game*. tralia and the International Golf tionary goes like this: FSU meet* William and Mary and Canada Cup championships Track — Ihe course. Saturday In a homecoming battle Banana ball — slice and the chances are you'll need In jail, or cabbage —■the mugh, end doles the season Nor. 31 in interpreter. The Aussie* will, fur sure. It's Canaveral Kill — long hillri. with Florida. "F.vcry one on the tqued will been a fortunate while since riprline — straight shot. play in our ramalnlng game*, they’va been exposed to Ameri­ Trombones — a score of 7(1. rcgsnlless," Mot* laid. "They can slang. Pullin' Jesse — good putter. Fliers — approach shuts too have worked herd end deaerve to Rut they haven't braid any­ The team hat an open dale this play. thing until they get a load of the long. week before playing Florida Stale slanguage which the touring golf Gassing, Ylpptng or chucking — United Press International Nov*. 31. It will close the season Hire Former Pilot are using these days. missing putts. Georgia I* host to Auburn in pros with Miami here Nov. 38. *** * r* «*. , *. - 1 4(*n*s ---- - r nv ' ---HVf-mo - n m w—raster ttiiii . i . » r|»r | ----- K ArvoAS— e r r i . l.' Pl'ii'g Aincm lor tbc first lima in their Sun ct Strip — a acute ■>( 17. The Kamai City Athletics hava I banana bill one Into jail, lim ­ long football serial In one of tho ply because I'm trying lo make Snipe or cuat hanger — a huok. hireil former nranagtr Harry nation's top games of the week like a Canaveral Kid.” Cary *aid. Angel Halt — »kieil drive. |Craft to help with tha club's Thu*, n* Snead and Middle, off player development program. “ I can't grt on the pipeline *o Saturday. I wind up with trombone*." form the two-man U. S. leant Ct aft, who managed the dub from But Coach Wally Dull* thinks HOUSTON. 1 ex. (LTD —Enos Snead nodded sympathetically. which will fare the heat (torn 15 Aug. >057 through the 1019 *«a(Country) Slaughter, one id bate- the potential loss of halfback "I know* whit you mean,'’ other nation* at Melbourne, they »on. will work with ei-New York ball's "old plot," will iimnagc Bobby Walden, end Jimmy Vick­ drawl* the Slammer. "Only worse. may at time* seem to be talking Yankee alar George S. Kirk in and play for the Hou.-ton Buffs ers and fullback Bill Godfrey, all developing young player*. "I ain't no pullin’ Je*«e at best in rode. of tbc American Association next first string men, may come at season. Marly Mutiuii, president of the the wrong time. Butt* said all Huffs and a former teammate of three in addition to fullback Trust tha World’s Largest Builder of Compact Cara Slaughter with the St. Louis Car­ Wayne Taylor of the second unit dinals, made the announcement at are hampered by injuries from to Oiva You W idest Cholca, Lowest Prices* a prc*» conference Monday night. the Florida game. .Slaughtrr has played In five Butts said he will have tu be at World Series, with tbc Cardinals ill IIS12 and I'Jlt], and three times full strength to match Auburn's after he joined the New York Tigers, who have also lost only Yankee* in 11)54. one game. Auburn took it easy The Yank* told Slaughter lo thr in their workout Monday as the Milwaukee Braves near tbc end Southeastern Conference squared of live lilfi!) season. off fur simie of Ihelr biggest games or the season. Alabama heard scout reports on Georgia Tech during the Mon- j day night workout, and Coach Bear Bryant praised linemen CORAL CARLES (UPII - Mi­ Wayne Sims. Rill Rice, Billy ami's Hurricane* donned pads Neighbors and Hill Hannah, Tech for a full-scale scrimmage today |Coach Bobby Dodd reported about > 1460 Rambler Arriricn despite a growing Injury list, |H Yellow Jackals apparently 3-Dcer Usiuis JUm Coach Andy Gustafson said his i down with a viru* that looks likr team will conrentrale on the run- -the 2t hour variety. The En-1 ning game to be ready for beefy ginccr* watched game movie* and South Carolina at the Orange worked out brieliy Monday. Tanneaaae reported wtngback Bowl homecoming game Friday Ken Waddell'* availability for tha night. Mliilnippi game 1* doubtful. Waddell tulfered aevera bruiaa* Record Catch in the I-SI' game tail weekend. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. End Mike La Suras and ulnghack (L'l'l — l.oi*l (lining cub of Charley Sevcranre al*n favored in fkiali believe a 376-pound blue juries. Mississippi stressed defenae marlin landed by Alan Humph- 4 ! i jnj, ,hc Vols’ sing* in a long rey* Jr. of I'itt-burgh, I'a . may veQrkout. The Rebel* showed Up to qualify a* a new world rccoid. pradicc without any injurlc. Fsr 2 Oeflf ladsn Humphreys' calrh accomplished LSU liiui quarterback Warren pretwsd sMrs with light .ailfuh tackle and 20- n, bb is definitely out for the Mispound teat line, meet* all require- ,,,*lpp| State game. Rabb merit* of the International Game iprsined hi* knre in the TennisFish Association, official* said >■>* gam*. Tli* Maroon*. >««king The old itcord fur the 20-pdund their first SEC win, worked out Lowest-priced (by far!) of all Ameri­ line classification wav a 163- for LSU, emph*ruing pan de can cars', tho 100-inch whcqlbaje pounder caught in 1930. feme. Rambler American ia lObo'a moat Vsndy and Tulana tuned up for wanted economy car. Save on gas In 1334, tha latest year for which each other, Kentucky worked out with tha ell-tima Mobilgas Economy figures are available, lha average for Xavier and Florida Coach Run king. Gat highest resato value age of American male* marrying Hob Woodruff gave hli Gators a when you trade. Full family room. for the first time was 3J.1 years twoday holiday beginning Mon­ Shortest turning, eaiiaat parking. and for female* 301 years. day. lri*4 St* Isr '(9—DimVn And Rambler ia backed by ten years a*wK** e Dmc D*i«ts Ss4a* H 8 4 4 * and 35 billion owner-driven milee. Go Rambler now . . . drive tho New Standard o f Oatlc Excellence in automobiles today. convicted gambler, acting ae a making ia threatened by three •line *• se«ini** «i .r*rt»,*,s* promoter and matchmaker with­ miscondu:t chargee that include s*(|raiseWi*i H' i i 'M r.ic out a license, attempting lo foist dealing with porsona of tU repute. an unwanted manager upon Ju 8TA-NU Cleaning hantson, and failing to report Y O U R RAMBLER Patleraon’ e pur re within (we days Keep* (lathes D O L L A R 13 A after tho figtht LIKE NEW! 11»0 limbltr A**rki* Os'vis M A S A 'I D'Amitu'a hearing opened last tiiM* * i |m . j . istsvi i* a w e P BIO Q E R D O L L A R l»i* s *4 h i ). S-c «»<|S area. Thursday, but it was Interrupted briefly on Friday when the com­ •• s»ii«t»* o > it* *i , it i H u t , s i * * , * , SM*»-e <*•*) i*i *i a r*r. **ts• »U It* nritii,* u in * raw. •».l*«M Site i m s*> •**■ **.■#••«. sthe mission revoked the promoting li­ cense of Rnsciuohn Enterprises, Inc., which staged the June fight. R a m b la r fo r 'B O — TVte .Voif Imitated Car In America Bill Rownvohn, former presi­ dent of the promoting corpora­ tion, was scheduled to face a COLONIAL CLEANERS hearing today if the commission | 119 S. Palmetto Avt. Sanford, Fla. finished in time with D'Amatu. Drive-la Branch 319 W. 13th j » i w . m Roscnsoha'a lictnsa tor match-1 PEANUT HOWI, ACTION wo* brisk its the Sanford Junior High team defettled Lyman, 33-13 by scoring in every quarter of the game. Big scorer was Sanford’s Fred Lawson, who mndo three touchdowns. (Staff Photo) Woodruff Denies Report Georgia Hosts Auburn In SEC's This His Last Season JACKSONVILLE (Ul*l> - Flo­ rida football coach Hob Woodruff under fire from fans and sporti __ : . ___ l-l , we.-,*-, i i - . ,'I _ww r ifw----— J - F sight when told a local newspaper had printed a story quoting “ a high official as saying Woodruff would be ousted at season's end. "Why don't you ask your source whsrc he got his information?" Woodruff laid, while speaking at the Jacksonville Quarterback Club meeting. Jack lUlralua, Sport* Editor of k. C O * » the site moon Jacksonville Jour­ nal, wrote that a "high official'' had Informed hit newspaper that the 4-1 year-old Woodruff would be out after this season. Wrote Hairston: "Tito ofiicia! said Woodruff will direct the Florida team fur the last time when the Gators clash with Mi­ ami Nov. 28 in Jacksonville." The article titled five men as Woodrulf’a possible successor. They warn Forest Kvashevikt of Iowa: Frank Uroylcs of Arkan­ sas; Kddit Krdlati, former Navy coach: Hank Foldbcrg. Florida line coach; and Charlie Tate, Georgia Tech backfield coach. "The hope here," Hairston wrote, "is he (Woodruff) will be retained at a good salary as athletic director nr in a position in the physical education depart­ ment." Hairston wrote earlier that Woodruff would lose his Job If Florida lost to Georgia last Satur­ day. It did. 21-10. Woodruff, now in his loth season as coach of the Galon, u uji the aame permanent status as any faculty member, pending recom­ mendation of Dr. J. Wayne ReiU, Florida's president. But the -State Board of Control which governs state-supported col­ leges must approve ReiU' re­ quests. The Board is expected lo lake up personal matters hen Dec. It and will probably include the Woodruff matter In Ua agenda. Florida opened the season with three straight wins, beating Tulane, Mississippi State and Vir­ ginia. It tied Rice 13-13 and drums btgan to beat for Woodruff! ouster. Since then, the Gators hava lost four straight—to Venderbill, Louisiana State, Auburn and Georgia, Top Grid Clash Slaughter Plans To Manage Buffs Hurricanes Prep For Gamecocks I960 Rambler American 1795°° D'Amafo Faces Commission On His license Hearing NEW YORK (UPI) - Fightmanager Cus D'Amtto faces the New York state Athletic Commis­ sion again today at the resump­ tion of hii license-re vocation hearA. • tog. D’Amalo. manager of former heavyweight chimpiun Floyd Paltareon, mult ihow cause why his llceast as manager and second ihould not be revoked on five misconduct cturges. The charges stemmed from his activities In connection with the June 34 P*tirrs0!t-fni*mar Jo­ hansson heavyweight title light at Y’ankee Stadium. VM D’Amato la charged with: Fail* lag to appear at a S«pt. 14 gen­ eral hearing, associating with a Coll FA 2-3315 flhitipA BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. ■< V You Can L earn A L ot In 8 6 YEARS Ben Franklin, one of Ihe greatest mind* of any age. did not gain hie vast learning from book* iilone. Hut. through experience nnd ob­ servation he kept learning and growing, and now the printed record of Franklin’* experi­ ence is a part of our heritage. In the building: supply business, also, nothing* is more valuable than ‘ Experi­ ence,” and no lumber or hardware dealer in the entire State south o f Jacksonville can claim more experience than the HILL LUMBER and H A R D W A R E o f 213 W. Third St., Sanford. We're at ill in hualncr** In the name spot, (hough lha old femlllur landmark that wax our home, hea been torn down. A few mors finishing louchia hers and there and n brand new •treamllned aalea roam and office will hou*e the building and hardware needs for our fifth generation of cuatomere. Watch for the announcement in this paper. And — In Ihe meantime — Remember: WE’RE Ol'KN FOR HUSIN ESS AS USUAL DURING ALTERATIONS H I L L Lumber and Hardware 213 W . 3rd S t F A 2-5581 r l£ F �% % 1 * L- ■ .a •pi % . 1 ‘ • "- ' ' **. J 5 »-/ - » , - * t ' $>• » ■ ’ 1 Of 184th Birthday *i*» IF1# ' ^ ijPT H *T *W f, A SISSY/.' tr'SHSaS upturn m fm t —V tw < * * * • « * * n o ctw iM tS cta m /n u m w IUMIMS? K NCWPSTUNTS TUSY'BtNOT \V UCINTIBIN6* DISCMtJbMl UCSE g a w OFTHATCWIIPISU jD rfvftU .«tsr •9 --A > kk 7vt*es A WAV TO One at the fightingcst outfits In the Armed Force*—the U. S. Marine Corps—eelebraU* its IStth laniverairy today. The Marine Barracks has plan­ ned a Birthday Ball at the Sanford Naval Air Station to com­ memorate the occasion. At I p. m. the Marine* and their fucaU will have a dance and the Marinci will cut a cake with a bis 1U on It* signifying the 1M years of Marine Corpa existcncc* Honored |ue«ta expected to at­ tend are Capt. Lionel A. Arthur, NAS commandlac officer; Capt. James D. Ramafe, commander Heavy Attack Wins One; Cdr. Lewis D. Tamoy. SNAS execu­ tive officer, Lt. Cdr, William M. Hearn, NAS proteitant chaplain, and Lt.. NUua W. Hubble, NAS catholic chaplain. The Marines are not a new group here. Al­ most as long aa the Navy has been in Sanford, then have been Marines, too. During World War II a small detachment of Marines assisted the internal security forces of the station. Of course, when tbo sta­ tion was decommissioned in 1M6, the Marine Detachment left, too. A detachment of Marines re­ turned to the Sanford Naval Air Station in September, IMS, ap­ proximately four years after the reactivation of the air station. The Marine Barracks here ia commanded by MaJ. Ralph C. Wood. He is assisted by Capt. Ar­ thur L. Mullin, executive officer, and Lt. William O. Nelson, guard officer. It was on Nov. to, 1773, that the Continental Congress authoriz­ ed the raising of two battalions for service during the Revolution. Four months later they went into the first of a long list o( actions. In tbeir first raid in the Bahamas, the Marines seized guns and powder to help in the struggle for independence. Since that lime Leathernecks have figured prominently in ac­ tions both ashore and afloat in war and peace. HELPING BRINGS LUCK to CWO J. D. Bradfield, whose contribution to the United Fund drive at the Sanford Naval Air Station got him a chance on the model "Savage" aircraft, which had a prize in its bomb bay. The station is conducting its own annual division of the United Fund drive. India Planning Outer Space TV Drama To Reject China's Proves Exciting Fare Territory Claims BY M E D DANZIG NEW YORK (UP1) — While NEW DELHI (UP!)—The Indian government will reject Chinese some TV shows are content to deal Communist Premier Chau Enlai's with the mechanics of getting into latest claims on Indian territory outer space and automating life and will refuse to withdraw her on earth, NBC-TV'a Sunday Show­ troops from border areas, inform- case took the next logical step. It presented an interesting philo­ ed sources predicted today. The government position was set sophical essay, with dramatic forth In a resolution adopted today trimmings, called “ Murder and the Android." by Alfred Bester. by the working committee ot the ruling Congress Party which met It might have been subtitled: with Prime Minister Jawaharlal "Whither Space Man?" for it dealt with the decadence of man as be Nehru for two hours, it said kindness, government cannot tolerate ag- forgets how „ „ to . give . . . . .love, . . service gresilon and called on the people 1 ° r. J ?°^ led*e , U\'* for unitv lJy to ab*orl) pleasures. This deIt appeared likely Nehru would! U“ cr' alio" °* aD1' accept Chou's call for talk* on the1” ,?** J ^ ” . i n,.?rod“ c*d,k cbe.®1' worsening relations between the ' w* obf y Company's two-hour Sunday pro duction of Beethoven’s "Fldelio" made its sugary point, thanks to the composer's overwhelming mu­ sical spiritual themes. While 1 would have liked more intimacy and curiosity in Kirk Browning's direction, It remained a stirring experience on the musical levei. Brendan Behan, Ihe Irish play­ wright who makes our own Dean Martin took like Pat Boone, pro­ claimed the art of conversation long dead on CBS-TV’ s Small World Sunday night and, after some boisterous barroom-style singing, vanished from the show during the middle commercial, Jackie Gleason, who stayed on wuh John Mason Brown, ex­ plained that Behan had fallen victim, not to an act of God, but K F K iK 5 - T w - S S : Ins and began killing women. On “ an act of Guinness." The show and it was her policy to settle dif­ a more subtle Itvei, Bester also was more orderly without Behan. ferences through peaceful negotia- was dealing with contemporary And duller too. tionj. and future attitude! toward mino­ The Jack Benny CBS-TV special The New Deihi-Pelping differ­ rity groups, 1 thought, and this ences already has split India's gave his story some added Saturday night used those ancient themes — Benny’s thrift, his pet­ Communist Party into three fac­ oomph. tions. and a knock down drag-out The play, though short on dra­ tiness and high-pitched tempera­ fight was predicted at a national ma, maintained interest with its ment — for comedy that waa of­ party convention which opened to­ futuristic sets by Ted Cooper. It ten hilarious, inspired, soaring The Ssnford-Tampa section of day at Meerut. was supposed to occur in the 24th and fresh-looking. It was truly a One faction of the Communist Century but the way things arc Jack Benny "special." the Atlantic Coast Line railroad The Channel Swim: Pianist Van will be part of the expanded ' pig- Party strongly supports Nehru and going it looked more like the 20th. gyback" service between the South wants the party to proclaim pub­ Kevin McCarthy wi suitably CIIburn has been added to the and Midwest and East Coast licly ita support for the Macllahon mixed-up as the wayward man, ; guest roster for NBC-TV’a spw* Line as a frontier between India although he beean and ended the ■e‘al honoring the ycar'«_lng repoints. n r iiw c m iM ^ A fenicr group Which' hour loo shrilly. Rip Torn, as the j cording artists on Sunday, Nov. Joined the car leasing pool which controls the party was seeking a android, managed to convey the 13 • • Christopher Plummer, will carry trailer-on-flat car units compromise. The “ Stalinist" group Inner torment of this thing, si- |Hulh Roman and Don Deforo for heavy hauling. The big trailers gave full support to Peiping. though 1T1 never be able to prove i l0^1 Mary Astor. Diana Lynn and There was no indication when it. Vladimir Sokolotf, Suzanne Young in the NBC-TV adapwill be transported by rail to their destinations, where they will be Nehru would reply to Chou's offer I’ leshctte and Sono Osata also: t*d®® of “ The Philadelphia taken over by trbek tractor units. published Monday of a personal did well with their Peter Gunn- Story," to be seen on Monday Dec. 7. The piggyback service is a move conference and a 21-mile wide buf­ like dialogue. to obtain efficient and economi­ fer zone through the disputed areas “ Beat" author Jack Kerouac cal freight service," the railroad but all indications India would op-1 Despite a droopy plot — by to- visits tho Steve Allen NBC-TV i day's standards — the NBC Opera show on Monday, Nov. 16. . . said. i pose Ihe buffer zone idea. Julie London reports that tho Jan. 8 (JDS-TV lied Skelton show, on which she'll appear, already his been taped. . .Art Carney, in measuring the year between No­ vember. 1938 and Nov. 29, 1939, for three or more people to meet (Editor's Note: This ia the towns that have stations there is when ABC-TV repeats hi: awardfifteenth of a series of articles without a police permit. This law an official sign announcing the winning special about “ Peter and is not observed. An American, fact. the Wolf," finds be has appeared by A. 31. and R. H. Haskell who long a resident here, told us that There arc many small roadside on 13 major network shows. . . are now in Europe.) the Spanish feeling about such parking spots for people who Rod Lauren, a 19-year-old singer Madrid . . U would probably regulations is that laws are made want to eat beside the highway. being given the big buildup by Most of them have running water. RCA Victor, will be Introduced drive an American businessman to be broken. The brassiere business must be We took a taxi ride through to network TV on Perry Como's mad to try to do business here, much belter here than in France. Madrid's equivalent of Central Wednesday, Nov. 23 Music Hall if be had no preparation foe the Spanish girls use them. Park and by the King’s palace. hour. differences belw m this country Spanish hotels and restaurants It took about a half hour and are apt to have female attend­ cost Just over 40 cents, with a and the United Stales. We bad our littlo Hillman in a ants in the men's toilets. She may tip. Spain is a lot cleaner than wc garage tor its 2,000 mile check. give you what ahe considers your just amount of toilet paper rather had expected it to be. Our idea The garage was the largest I hsve than handing you the roll. was that there would be relatively ever been in. It was as big as two A peseta is worth about 1.7 few places clean enough so we WASHINGTON (UP1I - Japan football fields, the headquarters cents at the offi I rate of ex­ would feel free to eat in them. has woo the praise of an Amenfor Voikswagon, Routes and Chry­ change and there is not now a The truth is that even the small­ can population expert for perform­ wide-spread black market. The er eating and dnnking places are ing the •'miracle of Asia" in sler. U is the only garage 1 have following prices' were in a work­ spotless. checking its population growth ever seen with a doorman and an ing-man's store: Sports coat, <H0 Different hotels specialize in with voluntary birth control. pesrtas; windbreaker. 399; shoes, different services. We went to the interpreter. David Cushman Coyle of tho The car would be ready between 2U0; socks, 70. All ol which sound- Riiz for cocktails the other night. Population Reference Bureau, a five and six p. m., we were told. fine, but with pay at the level There were swarms of page boys private research organization, 1 was there before five, Alter it is, Ihe prices are extremely to open doors before the guest said Japan's intensive effort to could get to the handle, in our spread contraceptive practice and some looking I found the inter­ high for the locals. The civil guards, policemen of hotel, by the time you knock the legalized abortion and iteVilization greler. He went to check. Re­ turning. he told me the car was rural Spain, arc as tough look­ ashes off your rigarel. there is should help stabilize its population ready and gave tho bill to a hard- ing a bunch of men as I have someone there with a fresh ash­ by 1980 faced woman, one of the lt work­ ever seen. They alwiya travel In tray. The world, especially Asia, American cigarets arc available Coyle said, should be encouraged ing on the books of the establish­ twos. They arc armed with rifles all over the country. Kingsize by Japan's preliminary success ment, to be typed and given to or sub-machine guns. It is a good idea to carry spare packages are about 40 cents. me so 1 could pay and leave. in dealing with “ the century’* Today we ran into a product gravest problem — the unprece­ Some 43 minutes later the lady, gasoline in your car. We have after numerous interruptions, gone as far as 80 miles without which was new to us: Boston, dented acceleration in the mu! gasoline station. In most London dry gizt (mad* ia Spain). liplicaiion of neonle." gave me the bill. By that time ictui1 * the cashier was gone. I found the interpreter again. He found the cashier. I paid the bill and was given a release for the ear. I then went u look for the car. I couldn't find it. I hunted down the interpreter agair and he got the car for me. From start to finish, the transaction had taken more than an hour and a quarter —and the car had been -tady when 1 arrived. The interpreter had done a grand job for me and had been most helpful. 1 tried to give him a tip, which he rcluicd, with many thanks. A few random notes ou Spain: American troop* in Spain gel along well with the people. From time to lime on- of them is arrested for drunken d. ving. The press then has a field day. The Spanish drink far lea* wine than the French and very much less bard liquor thin the Americans. We have yet to see our first drunk in Spain. A “ Spanish omelet is not what I’ AHi ur i.uuu Kins vvno uticnueu a s p e c ia l snow at tne Ritz ns the local we have in the U. S. The one we theater cirticipaled in observance of the 45th anniversary of the Florida sampled contained potatoes and State Theaters. Milton Huwley, manager of Ritz, said the theater has salt pork. scheduled a aeries of outstanding movies to round out the observance. U i* against the law z .Z T ..?‘L Z Z Z J ’S. Piggyback Rail Service Coming c o you , LIKE [1HIG? LET ME WAIT 1 OUTHZRE.OEARYOU KtslOW HCY/ LINGERIE SHOP?: EMBARRASS ME NO. I WANT -t PINK t—' GH.OONT > BE v ISILLV). WELl.J HOVlS THIS?] NO-EVEN PINKER THAN THAT r— Spanish Tourist Needs Interpreter ABOUT ThECCLOR '-f OFHlSFACE j —' V5TO Japan Praised For Birth Cut POO* KNOCKS*. •m CA.UR 03 P A ^ castle o* SLS.UPN! VYONDSK WHO Ati •rHstkiif PiKST visrroit w - l S i-- rr i.-IO \ T V 7 ' j. 1 Lc ' rra DONRKiHT DISTRACTING1 . M as wundy; VOJ OONT know HOW TO CONCENTRATE/ WHAT happened t? VXI DON'T KNOW 3VEN5CN/ OH M0M-*WIN6Cy WAS ONlV Y s CAHWG US TO PQBrSNOING LIKBW CW CRCyV OBATH/y— MARBISD/ HE WAS ^ WE \ THOUGHT \ CM (LYING MC CNeQ THE NOUVJERE ] THBKSHOLO/JfcW \ r f HURT on ^som ething i- �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 I Par l e t INDEX 4 Waal Per Bala QmD 2 BEDROOM uafurail hod touM, BLOTS la Draamwotd Sa ttoa; kitchen equipped. MO MM Or­ already cleared and leveled. ange Ave. Phone FA 2-600. Priced to sell. Pbooe FA 2-0231. »* . P a M at 6. Paste* D 4 ■sal latata Waata* Seat and Stamper K iw w i quite that tbare la aameoae reading Batata f w Salt 4 stop, this ad who appreciate* all the par <L value to hei had la n * Want I story, 1 OyvertaaWta T. home. Carefully 2-BEDROOM unfurnished houaa M and Improved, there la • hath 130. 2632, corner ot Lemon 4 on each floor for convenience, a. Parnate Mala Reeled Grandview. Pbone FA 2-0617. a nice front porch for pieiaura, a. ■ a it Hal# Waata* and an overalls garage for HKNT A BED Dad. You must boo B te rea­ 14 ■ala av Panala Rollaway, Hospital 4 Baby Bads lise Uw value! Terms can ha By Dxy, Week or Month. M. Wart Waata* arrangad. but owner will shar­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE ps* hi* pencil for a esah BaaL t4 Ph. FA 2-4161 11* W. 1st 81. 14 FURNISHED apartment, clean W. M. "BUI” S T E M P E R AfOMy BeaBor 4 Insofar 14 faiaUag • laaal/e and cloie-in. Ph. FA 2-4013. ASSOCIATES; H. E. Taffrr Jimmy Cowaa. Arthur F. Day. Evrrett Harper 1 4 4 Beatty h r l M 'ROOM apartment, Ill Elm. Bobert P. May, Bart Plcher, Helen E. Noonan FA 2-0378. 14 Vtavaaa 4 Plea* Phone PA 1-4961 l i t N. Pork FURNISHED coUage. located at IP. fata • Uvaatacfc • 3 Points, I7S.M par month, I BEDROOM, bring Ph. FA > 1467. log room, kitchen equipped, 14 Baala an* Mater* panelled Florid* room. Easy ROOM 4 BOARD. Ph. FA 2(062. tarns. Call PA 2-3744. WKLAKA APARTMENTS: room* Private bath*. 114 W. Pint ft. Time.. Nov. 10. 1969— Pape 7 lA ff-A -D A Y HOUSE on Camera Are. Side, between Celery Geneva Ave. I bedroom*, neighborhood, icboot bus kitchen appliance*. ITS month. Ph. FA 24143. C. A. Whiddon, Sr. M-. 0 Mrs f o o l s ! . . . V they’d buDt the basement sunder I 4 j n l l d j n ^ ^ a j t t t a | ^ j e g l f a |IT ^M a^^htM ock^M apgjlM t t Aritdaa foe Bnln I I I ROOFDW 1 FILLY Chit, 1 riding hone, reasonable. Pbone FA 2-T136. Contracting 4 Repair* Licensed — Bonded —Insured I JERSEY COW, heavy milker. FREE ESTIMATES 1 Jersey cow second calf. 3— 616 Sanford Ave. Ph. PA 2-7943 2 year old heifer*, calfttood PAINTING 4 DECORATING vaccinated. Priced right. Pbooe Licensed — Bonded FA Z-0T2S, Free Estimate* — Work Guaranteed 19. Roali on* Motor* Beminoie Paintis g Cantraetsra PA 2-12M FAU. BOATINGPISHING - HUNTING IS. Special Service* Sale of all 1939 Evinrudcs, Fam­ ous Gator trailers, 4 boats. Furniture Storage an* Moving Sample Prices: To and Prom Aaywhore 30 hp. Elect. Evinrude 6393. C. B. PBILUPB 1306 French Ave. P4 PA S-1NI 1402. 11 hp. 3322. and others 3630. i r Turner Craft 3393. TV SERVICE ellhte tha 3204. Gatnr trailer* 3130 up. Service CaU 32.30 plus pant. FINANCE PLAN Work Guaranteed 9 Me. Pb. FA 2 6796. Galaway Ta The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer MODERN RUG CLEANERS Rolisoa Sporting Goods Florida's Moat Modern Plant Ph. FA 6-6941 FREE PICK UP 4 DELIVERY 364-6-9 B. 1st 1 Week Service Pb. FA 6-7437 li. AataaehOet Sell Uo Your PuraBara. M M Service With The CaaB. •UPKB TRADING POST, PA BNVELOPE8, Letterheads, stale Meats, Invateea, bead MBs. sad program*, at*. Pre«r*s*iva Prtiting Ce Phene FA 1-3961 — 366 West 13th Bt B. M. W ilkins, Contractor • Asphalt Dtlvawayi 3-BEDROOM cinder block house, BROKER • ParUag Area* furnished, reasonable. 1 mile 266 Ba. Park Ave. Ph PA 6-6*6) 6. Female Help Waatad 6. Beal Batata Fee Sale Quality Workmanship 4 Materials from gate. Contact Clebough, HOMES AND LOTS lor aelorad NAS, eat 327 or 427. Tamil Te Suit Your Budgat * people. Alan homaa juIM an lata. EXCELLENT TERM! on 9 bed­ HOUSEWIVES; If you hava M •Free Rstlnate* spare hour* per week to work room home in Plnecreat 2nd. NICELY furnished large 4 room Lea* 4 Pi Roy Wall, Phan* PA 6-UBV. e r * r k Guaranteed outride your home you can ave­ Addition. Owner selling below apartment, with porch, 1W Phone FA 2-4030 Sanford, Fla. — laatractteu rage 326.23 and still be a full­ baths, garage. Ph. FA 24*30. cost. FA 2 3374. time housrwifr and mother. We Complete ON LARGE LAKE Leon MaMtenaaee, 1-BEDROOM furnished newly 4-Bedroom hem* with 2H hatha; train. Write Boa I , Sanford FARMER'S AGENCY painted bouse, 114 Elm. Herald. large bring r a m ; dining room; N. V. Farmer, Realter Me la the atrloe a( relaxation Am FA BTU9 Florida room; tarraaxo floors; 1-BEDROOM houaa fun: is bod, all D. H. Whitmore . . .Juet a quiet, neighborhood WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Old central haaL Several fruit olectrie. *ao plus utilities. 2429 Ullian G. Tram* tavern — THE OFFICE, Lake to type and file part time; TV and RADIO REPAIR at >r tree*. Chase Ave. Pbone FA 2-7443. Associates. Mary. temporary, may ba poem*Boot 6:90 nights and weekends; San­ 2*64 BQ. FT. OVERALL l i t 8. French Ave. Ph. FA 2-6221 Call FA 2-2062, ford, Lake Mary and Longwood. FURNISHED ftvo room, 1 bed 927,900 TERMS After hours, FA 21838, FA >4961, FA 12771 and FA 1-6613. room garage apartment. Call City Parking Lot, BUSINESS PROPERTY 9. Mala Halp W aatad FA 2-0991 PA 2-0631. MXIB CREAM BAKE SHOP Largo store with one l-bedreom A U T O GLASS Ptu PA 2 0433. M W. 3rd, apartment and two 1-bedroom FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, COUNTY FRANCHISE UNFURNISHED new 6 INSTALLED apart menta. On corner lad with >16 Holly Av*., 3-bedreoms. AVAILABLE house. Phone FA 2-1363. 1 Par extra lot In rear for parting. Priced hr quick sal* at 94,400. NEED conscientious dealer hi 9S2.000 TERMS 61,000 dowa payment Contact this area to handle county dts •TORI, B k l f B t , inquire BRAND NEW t bedroom furnishod apartmeat, water furnished, Mrs. M. L. Raborn. 1603 B. tribulion of a new sod recently 1S1Y1CB 2 M W .U t .I L ROSA L. PAYTON close in. Phone PA 6-2961 daye, Samlnota Bird. patented product. This product Booker Hi Cttee nasd PmfrM U . N i M ■ « .! KtliM I n t o PA 2-1401 sights. SLEEPING ROOMS; The Gable*, I* an amaiing new invention 116-134 W. Bad tt. FA Mary E. Carmen — La* BalvaE IN LAEB MARY: 6 BR. house, 4M Magnolia. PA 1-0730. that baa been long in 4*mand TRAILER, 10 ft. wkte, I bed­ B. E. Bagere, Ir. Aaeeclatea utility, tile hath, wall furnaca. HKPTIC TANK SRRVICB by tbo publlr. Requires law rooms, completely furnished. Ph. FA 2-1391 11-62 at Hiawatha foR ~SA L E OR LEASE, PineWalking distance te school. fllnca 16M bourn spat* Unit weekly, car, Phone FA 2-3134. meet 1 year oM 1-bedroom, 2 66,309. Pbooe PA 1-0736. references and 9S69A0 operal A. HARK DeBART 9-BEDROOM. CB, IV* hath hath, Florida room. Nicely land6-BEDROOM house, Crystal Lake lng capital wbtcb ia refundabla NUrth H-4466 NOrth 6-4711 Phene FA M I K noapod fenced la bask yard. 6-BEDROOM bouse, targe etllRy if work prove* satisfactory. Ava. and 4th. Street, Labs Wall and pump, Lnrg* utility room, ecreened in porch stove, BEATERS CLEANED Mary; unfurnished. ISO per Earnings up to 3200 weekly de­ m m . Wall la wall carpeting in refrigerator and heater furnish­ I.awn Newer Repair* pending on spare lime devot­ month. Phone FA 2-4066 or bring room. 12S E. Coleman ed. 662 monthly pa) mtota. LKWtS SALES 4 SERVICE ed. This also ran be worked PA 2-4611. Circle. Phone PA 2-7BV3. _____ FA > ‘ at* w. loth at as a hill time deal with a BALE OR RENT: 1 B.R. M R. 114 N. Path Ave. Ph. FA M124 PA 3-7866 or FA 2 J4M 113,000 income a year poten­ I ROOM Efficiency Apt, private HOME to Mayfair, 4 » Elliott Now Moon trailer, air condi­ MAJOR BROWN REALTY tial. This ia not a vending I, suits hi* for one or couple. Ave., Spacious, 1 bedrooms, 6 PVHPB - IPRINMLBR tioned. Adults PA 2-1664. Realtor machine deal. Writs Northwest Aerose from Poet Office baths, S car larage, etc. Sub­ LAKE MARY Distributors, Inc., 316 N. How­ stantial down payment requir­ "D* B TooraotT NIC! bedroom, privet* sotranaa t BEDROOM, kitchen equipped Ph. FA 1-6237 of FA 6-1964. ard Ava., Tampa 6, Florida. ed. Call FA 2 3048 for appointWE REPAIR AND 9KRY10K MS per mo. 1619 Summerlin _ tod bath. Phone. FA >244*----a T I N ■ __ rnttM_________________________ ---- REAL U T A lk O U ik S -W Ave. " T ir w e r t Wanted PUBM. Apt M M W. Mt BL 1144 f n u a Av*. NO DOWN PAYMENT 6-ROOM furnished downstair* Ph. PA >4466 DAYS WORK wanted. FA 2 3120. 397 W. 6 nd St. NO CLOSING COSTS J. W . H A LL apartment, ill electric kitchen. 9100 monthly buys this cosy homo, g u K o f JACHOH’S HEPAIR SHOP Close in. Reasonable Contact 9 bedrooms, kitchen equipped 12. Plambtag Service* Welding — v ach. 4 Gen. Ropaira Clarence Barlow at Mercury "CaU Ball" Pbone FA 2 Mil large living room. Good neigh­ W. 30th. 4 Old. L. Mary Rd. place. borhood, Pinrcreat School dis­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, RaaNar Plumbing & Repairs PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING SALE or RENT: 1 BR. house, I trict. CaU owner, FA 2 4073 af­ Joe C. Thom.* W, L. HARMON acre* ground. FA 2-2924. ter • P, M, FA 1-1661 Atlantic Bart RUg. 1926 Sarlta St. FA 1-0619 PH. FA 2-4221 After 3 P. M. S-BEDROOM furnished house neer Wagon Wheel Nursery, RAYM O N D M. BALL PLUMBVCB H E A T I N G SPEND THANKSGIVING Hwy 17-92 Call Midway 4 4934. AND ASSOCIATES Contracting 4 Repels* H. H. POPE CO. IN A NEW HOME AT A O V R R T ia K W U A T r o n m o a Free Katimatee Baal Eatate — Ifragrant* 3S6 S. Path - PA 2-4884 SAN HEM KNOLLS T h . B oa r d o f Public Inot rU jllon CLEAN nicely furnished up.tsir* B. L. BAR F IT Surety Benda tor Bomlnola Count*, F l o r i d . , will West 69th Street, 4 Blocks West 664 Sanford Ava. Pkom FA 2 MSI 15-A Beauty Parlor* apartment 373. Phone FA 2-0664. im .I v* b i d . for lb* f u r n la b ln s of 611 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 1-6641 Freach Avenue all labor, m .t . r l a l * , . q u l p m . n t and Sanford S. Real Eatste For Sale We now have ready for occu­ M r v l c . a r . u u l r . d for t h . c on ttr ue* DORIS’ I1KAUTY SHOP Evans Bldg. Lake Mary llo a of U i» additions to tha pancy TWO Beautiful IH and «64 Adams Pb. PA 23333 O v l .d o W hite a«bo n). B.mtuot* BY OWNER; Ph. FA 1-1290 2 bedroom ioma, 1 bath, ) bedroom ZF.LT.I built i C o u n i j , F l o r i d , .n il ISA* Addit ion* _______i r U f _______ beat location in Country Club A Satisfied cuitomer ia our best homaa, eloae to shopping and to th* O v l . d o N o e r o K l . m . n t a r r SALE or RENT: 9 bedroom, kit­ Manor. Phone FA 2 6642. advertisement. both High and Grade iclioolt. gchonl, Hrmlnot. C ou n t*. Florida] ^Ptum binjJI^Haatinq^ chen equipped. See at 143 Pineconolatlnir o f t o o IJl r e f . t o r l u m t , HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Drive by '.heac tropic illy land­ erest Dr, CaU owosr, FA 2-7131. t w o l*> e d m ln l.t r a t lv * oull.e, ton Ph. FA 2 3742 AIR CONDITIONING I 103 So. Oak scaped home*. Our representa­ ( I * ) claaoroutno, on* (1 ) library, Stcnstrom Realty tive wilt be happy to aaaiat CONTRACT sad REPAIR WORK lollol*. . t o r . * . , ole.i ond lo m * HERBERT 8TENSTHOM DA W N' H < * r ono vnt lon wurk to o i l a t l n r build169T laaferd Ava. PA 1-6646 you. A Rip Van Winkle Keglstrred Broker in m u l l I II p. m., D . e . m b . r BEAtTY iAIiOh SANFORD Plumbing 4 Heating From $11,138 and at low a* Compare point by point; Com­ Ird, l » i » . at lb* Bchool >Adinl*l*traLKN RIHNF.K Air Conditioned Dryera t C C f i NO CLOSING 2396 So Elm Pb. FA 2-7914. pletely furoiahed; ultra conven­ DOWN lion nu lldln *. C o m m e r c ia l A v * . LOTTIE BKOADWAV Pbone FA t-7164 n u ., Hanford. F l - r l d e . at whloh FHA -W J U . COSTS ient to achools. atom, church**; KEN TORHKTI’ 11. Klerlrlcal Service* t l m . and p U c . Ill* bid* will b* Y'ALL COME TODAY! perfect condition; 2 bedroom FA 2-7830 p ub licly npon .d and read aloud. HETTYK II. SMITH concrete block. Goah what a T h . c o n t r a c t ilocuiiianl* a r . In Houa* Wiring - Electric Servlac LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON A*.octal*. W. B. "Bill” STEMPER Agency buy l Priced under 99,000.00. | . o . . p a r o l * .*1 .. on * fur oarh o f Baggeriy fllilg. 2337 Orlando Dr. Sid Vlhlee th. .o b o v . r.f.m ir.d p r o j . c t . . 111 N. Park — Ph. FA 22(2* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. p r a n l n * . and a p . c l f I c o t l o n . may W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency BY OWNER at Five Pomta, 2 FA 2 6613 16. Flower* A PlaaU b . o b t o ln e d for IIOTH P K O JB C T I 3-UEDROOM house 1301 Wynnebedroom CB, porch, carport*, Ill Magnolia by d .p o a lt ln * It**.** with th* wood Dr. Low down payment. ATTRACTIVE houaa for tale at utility room, equipped kitchen, A r c h l l . i t . John A. B ur ton VI, C o r . M. ''Dei'* Velea Electrical Sar. Cut Ftewer* For Any Orraaion Phone FA 2-7737. South Pinecreit. Reasonable lot tOO'xlOO’. FA 16367. n*r Flrat Htr.cl and V l.llo n v lll. SANFORD FLOWF.ll SHOP Dea Says For Service Call. . down payment low monthly Avanu*. nan lord. F lorid *, for th* FA 2-1*22 rw FA 1-0170 * 9 By Owner — daylair Section FA 2 1896 FA 2 3083 paymenti. Phone 1-3057. flrat **t* o f d o--m n.nl* o b l . l n . i t . 6, Female Help Wanted Buch d i p o . i t w 111 b* r . t u u d . d In Brittany Style, large living din­ full to a . c h p . r . o n w h o r . t u r e i t h . ing area. 3 BR., 2 BATH. 2 SAI.ES GIRL work at home. ^^ItuB dinr^JU Intiuj^^lejair* d o c u m . n l . In f o o d c o n d it io n w i t h . rarportri, u t i l i t y , fi eplaee, Make 1100 per ante. Call Eau In t . n ■!*>. altar t h - bid o p . n l n e ; CUSTOM BUILT HOMES family room, 2150 iq. fi. Phone with r\i< pilot! at no te d below. A d ­ Gallic 4-3129. Remodeling — Free Estimates FA 2 2344. ditional , . t , m t ) b . o h t a ln .d St Repa rs Phoee PA 24744 SANFORD PROPERTIES t h . coa t o f *»*.»• fo r tit* t w a p roWAITRESS: good houra, good w h ic h la hair rafundabl*. NEW II0MF.S Loch Arbor; 3 and BILL BERNUSKY. Contractor 611 Atlantic Bank Building tipi. Phono NO 6 4011. U tner al Coiuraetora aer u r ln * d oeuR. II. Iver* 4 bedrooms; For exciting Flo. Harris* manta and not au bn iltlln* proposal FLOOR smiling and limshin; YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT family living with planned lux­ ■hall |>. r . fun-led o n a - h a l f lb* daWILL SWAP home .ml >111.11 Cleaning, Waxing. S e r v i n g poalt upon return o f d - c u m e n t * In ury plus ample entertaining talary for houu’kei ping >ervSeminole County since 1923 BEAUTIFUL two bedroom borne good condition facilities and play areas at icei. Call FA 2 6709. H. M GLEASON, Lake Mary A c e r t ifie d ilieok o r bank draft, on two lot*. Citrus Ireei. Re­ moderate prices. Shuwn by ap payah la to the Hoard o f Public stricted area. Low down pay­ pointmenl. Call FA 2-1032. I n it r u c tlo n for H.mlnola County, ment. Terma can be arranged. Florida, I . d ilui.i- inna nt Honda, Call evening. FA 2-61341. or a oatiafactory bid bond e a . c u l , d b> th* blddor an.I ac ceptahl* Htrinper llax ■u n t i e - In an am ount . q u a ! to ~ MAYFAIR SECTION ftv* par c o m o f tbo bid ahall ba a number of beautiful building 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, kitchen ■u bm lt led with each hid. iota in and around Sanford, equipped, Florida room. Large Th* * u - cawltrl bidder will b* re­ including Mayfair. Many with lot. CaU FA 2 3432. quired to fumlali and pay for >19 Cash 4A CHEVY 4 - Door Big Ole SHADE In grace your aa ltafactu ry i-arformanc* and pay • Quiet Cenmeatiy new home, and definitely one NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath CB mam bond -r b*"d*. Canh 50 CHEVY 2 • Door 119 A lta n t io n ia co lltd to th* fact to fit your need. home. Low down payment, aa• F o r lislf Ceurac that iu.1 lr-a than th* minimum 119 16 CMC Pick I p Caoh • u m e monthl, payment!. •atari*, and «■•*«» *• forth FA 2 2fMi9. id t h . H p oilllcatlon . inuat b . paid W. II. ' Hill ' STEMPER Agency * D on t h . i . pro jr -t " Mm hoBSB R wouldn't have tilled with water.' 1 4 Artktea Per Bat* rumt3 iX a s u iJ St. Ktjhf C. WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Legal Notice 1M FA 2-5264 NEW RAVENNA PARK LOOK T b . Uoard of I'ubllc Im ltui-tlon for H . m l n o l . County. Florida, r . a . r t . a l b . r l .b t to ' eje c t any and o f a ll bill, or to * a l v . r a*> l a f o r a t a llll* . In l b . 'lidding. Xu bid • halt be a l ’ I-ilr a.n for a period of flft.eii H i ' day a •uba.-inent Id th* opetil'is o f b i d . w it ho ut th. .u n s t n i nr l b . Il-iard j i p h a i. iiiiu u .tr Uni r>l of Publh ftia trifj" In .l r u U lu u fur SdralnoU \ n CuU!it] F’ -1, It. T. i(|1»«> l-.n- •baleBit <uu" illwti dlril of I'll otic t ttif> !*» Il*« sti-orticio lto.nl of I'UUttt ! iipI » lfi-1 l»-‘ i 1**011.11 Vov. I" it. si, i*;* • SPECIAL NOTICE • M O N 0 (; 11 A M S Lor 4 hri tiiti* iitut'l bt hrouebt in Mrs. Ogletree t I © mrir Ph- FA 13917 N O W Ununual isift.s for Christmas • Hare Teart • Spices e Antique* * Oricnli.il A Swedish Import* * Florida Handcrafta \\* Like ifrmx nn Conxicnment Open Tur*. . Thur*. . Sat. to A. 31. • 1:10 P. M. IUJTH (iALLAGKK 2 Mi. \\e«t on Flrit St. 4 Monroe f nr. AT THE SIGN OF THH HI D CAT HOM ES L I S T I EN 19 FOB I) 2 • Door 19 FORD 2 - Door 51 IILTCK 2 • Door 19 CHEVY 1 - Door 49 PLYMOUTH 1 • )oor PH1CE >99 >99 *99 >99 • |99 DOWN >.19 >39 >39 >39 139 $450 Down Twra Wee) fle 26th Hi. FeUew Country Hub Rd. A Walefc Fur Our Sign* . . . OPEN DAILY • :M A. M. TH Dark SUNDAY Your Credit is good on any o f these Cars T&T MOTORS 1510 French Ate. Sanford 1 :6 6 F. M. TH Dark Shoamabah Coital ruction Co., Inc. Ml W**t Mtb Street Pbooe FA 1-6194 SEWING MACHINE: . D im embroidries, grans, button Belas. 1 ....... .. guarantee. Respocaibie parly ta uka up payaants of IMP month. Writ* beu I. M. «#B Sanford Herald. GOOD Simmona couch, breakfast odd chairs, mala UanchMtar puppys. PA M67T. Surptua Aluminum Paiut, peed lily 63.93 gal. A m M M quality SurplMk 619 Baaford A m SINGER ELECTRIC sswiag m > ehlae-factory rebuilt, like new with naw guarantee aad attaefrtnenta. 6 payments at SK4K Write Credit Manage*. 4/e The Sanford Herald. READY MIXED CONCRETE Window Sills — Lintels — l i M Rock-Stepping Stones — Steel 1636 four wheel drive Jeep 1386. Grease Irap a-P n esat IMfS Phone PA 2 4642. Cement—Dry Write MIRACLE CONCSPTB CD 4 UR. 1932 PLYMOUTH. CAN BE FA S-ITM SEEN AT THE SANFORD 30B Elm Av*. HERALD 204 W. FIRST ST. FACTORY TO TOM DAYS. ALUMINUM VENETIAN RliNDB 1649 DODGE Pick up, deluxe cab, new peint, excellent Urea. Enclosed head. Sag-praf rail with plaatle tads. Plaatte FA 2-3761. or rayoa tapes. Cettoa ar ay tea 1932 CHEVY t-ton panel, heater, cords. new tires, 1430. Nash, '32, radio Hcnkarik Giant and Patat 0*. and heater, 4 new lirct, |300. 112114 W. 2nd St. Pk. PA FA 2-3671. NORGE Putura ateetric vertical broiler, large meal sentry, 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con Uoa, t yr. old. New dltloned, washer and dryer. Will built-in'*. Phone PA M49K sell equity very reasonable or will trade for equity in 3 bed­ FREEZER, 16' commcrctel m right, like new, 1698, PA M6W. room home. Phone PA 1-3134. 29-A Trailers OPEN NOW MOBILK HOME SALES W Mil* So. of Sanford 17 M NEW 1166 PACEMAKER MOBILE HOMES Direct from Factory to Yeu. W yatt Trailer Sales 5-PIECE ■alts, whits leather chain. UP Garrisoa Drive, Country M b Manor, UPRIGHT plane, gem 6126.96. Also, I rowboet wa oera, 6710*. CeH PAI6664 SEWING Free TaL FA t sail 21. Furniture MACH1NM: 16 monthly payments of New 4 Uaed Furniture 4 Appli ancea. A Good Place Tn BUY, SELL or TRADE Jenkins Furniturs te* Sanford Av*. eompMUjurice. Financing av good an* wash only. Writ* Homecraft Industries, In*., Bm 7916, Orlsndav FA I-7IW 2 4 - lost 4 9SAVEI LOST: Naw A Used Furniture and Appliance# Mather of Sanford Old pockatboak containing 615. Pleaaa return to 1. W. Shuman, Mary Carter Pated 203-209 I . Pint Bt. Ph. PA 9-0969 Used furniture, appliance*, tool* etc. Bought-raid Larry's M in 211 Sanford Ava. Ph. PA 1-4162 WELCOME CUSTOM BUILT furniture -ain gle pieces or sets. Also furni lure repair. Cabinet* made. FA 2-7063. N A V Y AND NEWCOMERS TO SAN FO RD ROLLAWAY, HospMai and Baby Beds. D«y. Week or Month — r iR N m a r cbntbb lit* Praaeh Ave. Ph. PA I-T9S9 • BIG TALUBB • QUICK CBBDIY • BAIT TIB MS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS WILSON - M AIfiR U4 R First St. PA >9 “ In th« City o f Gracious Living” Dream Homes We hvMe you 6* he ear aboolutaly free without a at «M af Boofoed's Motel* white you Meat* le boost*g foe yoereelf fomily. Pick eg yoer hfr our kites Office. SEE SUNLAND Estates & South PIKECRES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. S A 4 Bedrooms — 1 4 2 Bathe $340 Down Tajmenl-No Chming *9890 TOTAL PRICE Hume* feature 3 Bedrooms • I 'i 1'llt Rath* • Screened Porch • Utility Know . Terratio Floor* • Carport* - Land .raped Lola • All City Ceatenienre*. $64 .00 VA - F H A . FHA In Servicw Conventional Financing Down Paym ents Low as $425 You can move In lmm«4. atcly while the papers aft being processed. Wa Guarantee Personal Satisfaction On Th* Construction Of Your Home For The First Yeur — Or Your Down Payment And Closing Cost Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. MONTHLY Odham & Tudor. CAYMKNTS Inc. M. 2Blh hi. FA 2-iiU2 Sanford ’ .or Huy. 17-92 & 27th St.| I’hon I A 2-1501 . 1 �% % r.Kiv'y ' +» r Ff4CW^rt-t •/ .S*» ’ - *"**“•‘ M , .• -rva \ 'A t »" V / . . - -* f * w . - r i - «. , ,4 - > l\ i cf* -x CASH PRIZES WEEKLY! yifr.1 Match Year Skill With Other Local Football Eiperts And Get Paid For Yoar Faa. r * ^ ‘- ;Tm ^v * ? v FIRST ANNUAL FOOTBALL CONTEST CONTEST RULES • 20 football games thin weekend a n ' in each ad on thin peg*. Indicate winner by i in the name of team opposite the ndvu name in the Eatrp Blank. N# aeocea. Jug* |U t winners. • Pick a number which you think wil be the high­ est number of points scored bp any on* team on this page and place this number In the space providedin Entry Blank. This will be need te Weak CASH PRIZES will b « awarded «ach week (in accordance [with Content Rules at righ t) as follow s: 1st PRIZE: $15; 2nd PRIZE: !•* $rd PRIZE $5. N othing to Buy. N othing to Pay. N o Obligation. • One entry only to each contestant Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or j ed no later than Friday Noon,, November 1ft ;THIS PAGE W ILL A PPE A R EACH OFFICIAL ENTRY fTUESDAY DURING TH E FOOTBALL [SEASON. BLANK NO EMPLOYEE OF TH E SANFORD HERALD OR MEMBER OF HIS FAM ILY IS ELIGIBLE TO COMPETfL fHiaaDBS bis Facsimile ih a Accepted) My Nam* U — ............... ...........~ - A d d rm B M A N n ’ l A m P DENMAN cs-r t ir es Used T h u - C k u f w r in • R***»» r«tww L\ af rta. GaaM Mtr WIOD TIRE BUPPLY. INC FA 2-0051 1st S t ARMY VS OKLAHOMA GUCKENHE1MER Bleed ANCIENT AGE * 3 W flftk h- m I for 011.75 $3 «4 phi las 3 for (or 010.25 01OJ M ta O 7 b / v w & 9 n n You Can Rely on the INTEGRITY, EXPERIENCE F A IR DEALING Beggarly Appliance Crater ..........— Winner ... — Wtaaer Bob Cnunlsy Agency — Winner Day ’■ Nils G rin — Winner Shoemaker Construction Co. Winner George's Tavern ..W inner Hill Lumbar ft Supply Winner Gregory Lumber ....... . Winner McKee Motor C o ......... Winner Lake Monro* Inn Ted WiSUma Hardware C o ....... — W in n er____ Burger King ............................W in n e r -------Berry’* Warehouse Furniture ......... Winner ____ Ne-Hl Bottling Co. ______________ Winner ___ WaR Plumbing ft Heating..................W in n er____ Philip* Cltiee Servlet............ .......... Winner . . . _ Carrol’s Fumltnr* ...........— —........ Winner ..... McRoberla Tire Supply ------------------ Winner ...... Senkirik Glass ft Paint .............. — Winner ____ Hunt Lincoln • Mercury ...... .........Winner — Harry’s Bar ft Package ---------------- Winner ..... I think at Sanford’s Oldest Building Supply Firm u Though we’re Is Middle W BEMOMUNG. you mm STILL Cell — -The Lewher Ksaher" — PA M M for SUDDEN SERVICE H ILL Lumber (jr Supply Yard 213 W. 3rd St. Senfeed, Fin. NOTRE DAME V8 PITTSBURGH USE 116 W. First S t Block FA 2-5181 W est o f Mail or bring entry blank to: o only heating system bucked by s 11,000 ___ifori Bond. S ‘ Spue* Has(am — Floor Furnaces — Furnaces With Ceoter-Duct System — Tiss or Oil. PLUMBING • HEATING AIR - CONDITIONING FA ! U U 1MT 1 leafwd Ave, AUBURN VS GEORGIA FOOD Air Conditioned Comfort W ith — RC "B PO The Fresher Refresher NE-HI Qeslitj FIi v m , Um Standard hy Which Other* Are in NE-HI BOTTLING CO. 1*4 CELEBY AVE. PENNSYLVANIA VS COLUMBIA -COMPLETE INSURANCE •KBVfCB” Sanford, Florida ‘N ’ N I G H T d ock * Before The Big Games Thin Weekend — Make Sure Your Refrigerator la Sleeked Football Contest Editor SANFORD HERALD la DAY the PENN STATE VS HOLT CROSS COLEMAN HEATING and A IR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT GOOD Gift* CARROLL'S Furniture win be the HOST POINTS scored by ONE team “ One investigate Tha Rest — Th*a Install The Boat WALL PLAN For Christmas AIR FORCE VS ARIZONA “ OUR LAYAWAY Rm U 17-**, lVt Milas North of Sanford Phene FA W I0S f>msk Dun* mf and GRILL Tha Stilt Market KaitaariM Preach Are. at 12th WINNERS OF LAST W EEKS CONTEST: FIRST PKIZE — MARK R A HORN. 2101 Cordova Drivy. SECOND PRIZE — JENNY LYNN YOUNG. 813 Rosalia Drivr, THIRD PRIZE — DAVID TALLER. 215 W. 20th Street. FA M m Bob Crumley Agency AtlaeUr Bask Build. 7 4 244f l NORTH CAROLINA VS VIRGINIA CLKMSON VS MARYLAND See We got m “ Shorty” keep ro w car . » tth Cltiee Service PH ILLIPS C IT IES SERVICE Headquartrre (or U-HAUL Trailers FA 2-5024 2600 Orlando 17 • *2 — at the doverleef TED W ILLIAM S HARDWARE *01 R. 25th St. PA 3-3461 Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. product* ■Sad efficient meckanlcal nock. [Alan feat, conrIcon, tervke! TILLEY HEATERS AND PARTS Phillips parriag — Drive 109 Headquarters MERCURY • ENGLISH Ask For • • FORD 4 LINCOLN 4 EDSEL PURDUE VS MINNESOTA ARKANSAS VS 8 M U RELSKA VODKA >329 19 mth FA 2-4881 N. Palmetto Av*. • CALVERTS RESERVE about special OLD CROW 86 PROOF « * caae prices. HARRY'S BAR and PACKAGE 114 S. Park Ave.*.9860 "The Brands W* Have Will Please You.* NORTHWESTERN VS MICHIGAN STATE WISCONSIN VS ILLINOIS Nationally at Advertised AN CIEN T AGE SEAGRAM ’S “ 7” Furniture Discount Prices 3} 4 fis M y ’A WAREHOUSE HI W. Pint M. ^ He* U« Sc» A tm lro n i Tc11ured C l ’SHfOSTONK add* e lawk nf la iu rj ai LOW COST. In asp rnwn la 7 our hunt. • Full Line ol A reiitroei Ceiling ■ from 14c sq. f t 1011 8. French MOORE PAIRTS ARE BEST! CONSTRUCTION CO. PA M IM TEXAS A * M VS RICR FA 2-eM* TENNESSEE -Hamm Built with Pride" LI Mila* Writ aI tha traffic light at Mth A Prasch VA S-74M M A P LE AVK. at Sts ST. FA 2-7394 SE N K A R IK GLASS & PAINT CO. l i t W. 2nd 8t. Cn-Hponanr « f V. d f k . „ ____ . PA 2-4423 feethsll heeefcaata ever WIOD FLORIDA1STATE VS WILLIAM ft MARY Further Frkea 2U1 Orlaadw Drive Thick RENAULT D A U P H I N E Up to 10 miles per galoa $1695 delivered MOTOR CO. PA 2-M9S Preach Ave. YALE VS PRINCETON g.ggjj MICHIGAN VS INDIANA Save - Drive a McKEE FOR TWO DetaiM At Our Store BAGGERLY’S APPLIANCE CENTER OHIO STATE VS IOWA $295 down A FREE T R I P to N A S S A U Muffle* Noiie * Kaaj Te laalall • (omplctclj Pre-fiaiahed FURNITURE CO. PA 1-Silt Come. Register For New Beauty fo r your Ceilings * \ 'S fSM hqsi'A RAVENNA PARK SH OEM AKER im* V 2 8 9 * • - * 1l l1p7w5 m TULANK VS VANDERBILT / CALVERTS SCHENLEY Shake* MAN IT S A Broiled Burgees WHOPPER! Sf* the s «ini»ohe’ Homecoming Gnm* Iriday Night — Then Drop By Our Place lo r A FREE COKE! BURCER K IN 6 Frewth Ave* at 22ad TEXAS VS T C V �feezoning Study Set 3 \ \ \ t WEATHER: Sunny today and partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. High today. 76*82. Low tonight. 40*66. flext Week C United Pnaa Uaaad Wlra EatablUhad 1908 \yEDNKSDAY, NOVF.MBKR 11, 1059 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO, SSI Lake Jessup Causeway On Road Project Tha laaford etty *omminioo will aiMt with ttM city ton in( and planatof board Nov. 1# to discus* a board decision which refused Thu County Commitaioa y**tor- Ineluda such roada a* IB 437. SB One at the worst roada in tha SR m from UR 44 te the St. SR II at Lake Mary to BB 46 rtaonioi at lour iota on Sanford 11 from taka Mary to SR 4* and county according to the two of­ Johns River. day got a "look into the future" SR 434 at Longwood to SR 403 At*, bitwaan Wh and 3ftth IB 425 from UR 41» north to SR ficials were Bear Lake Road in on proposed new primary >od SR Uti—to Lake Howell to the to the east county line. y tr u ta . 427 at Gindarvilla which would Insecondary roada in Seminole SR 44 to he aligned sad ha* cluda Mm causeway acroaa Lake the aoulhwest which Boggi said Orange County line. Saminoia BaaUy owner W. M County and went oo record oe ap­ Jessup. *om* 300 ears are using daily. Secondary road projects include; proved from Interstate 404 to Mto Dtotrieh* appaaiad to the tomState Road Department official* proving the proponed project# by Among the project* will be SR 437 at Ginderville to SR 44. ACL overpass and Geneva Am. niasioa Monday night to act coo Henry T. Boggs and Williard Biel- building up the road to the Orange the State Road Department*. SR 472 to Mm Orange County to SR 13-600, trary to a toning and planning High oo the list waa a new by gave a brlsf run down on pro­ County line. SR 44-A trout 1R 4M to Ih* line to SR 438. board recommendation and rrionc causeway to be built acroaa Labe posed primary and secondary Primary road project* listed by Weklva River and Mm Orange SR 437 from SR 434 to Hinder* County Line. Jeeaup that will greatly ahorten rotd projects but emphaaiiwi the the officials under ttM five-year tha iota from residential to neigh­ the distance from Oviedo to San­ proposed plan ia "only iu the plan include: ville. Sr. 419 east lo SR m and aou* borhood commercial. ford. working atage now.” SR II from SR 419 northeast lo to SR 411. SR 41 from Interstate 400 to A neighborhood grocery atora"It wiU be a boom for Sanford Bielby termed the county road French Ave. at First St. Chuluola rutoff. SR 423 from SR 4M north to isundorette unit is proposed for as far aa perking up busineaa." system "adequate" and said tha SR 41 from French A*e. lo MelSR 13 In the Econlorkhalrhec SR 419. land owned by C. D. ChamChairman John Kriider laid. county should be getting a great lonville Ave. River to SR 428. Red Bug Lake Road from SR Other new projects under a deal mora fundi because at SR 4M from ISM* lo Lake SR (34 at Long wood to SR 137 433, east to SR (24 and UR 4Jg i at Poonoylvania. proposed five-year program wiM the growth at the area. Howell. to SR 428. to SR 419. aren't doing any* ana any good sitting there aa they art now," said Dietrichs. " I f tha surrounding area ever did develop into a residential area a neighborhood grocery and launderetta would bt convenient for nearby raaldents," he ex* plained. "Spot toning isn't good for a ** growing Sanford," city attorney William Hutchljon said. Dietrichs and commissioner foe Baker WASHINGTON t UPI * - Th* on rigged TV quiz show*, offen­ A five man commute* t* study agreed that ona of tha reasons Federal Communications Com­ sive commercials and other broad­ ways of solving the county’* drain­ the toning board had rejected mission (FCC) **l in motion to­ age problem* waa appointed by cast practices "contrary to tha the mooing was to avoid put* day a sweeping new investigation the county rommlaslonera yester­ public IntorMt." Ung commercial diatrlcts through­ which could bring a crackdown day afternoon. out city residential areas. Th* commission will survey FIRST SI(iN OF SANTA S APPROACH Appointed were Warren Knowles, City commissioner Carlo Hig­ A. S. Merrill. C. I. Lee, Harofd just what powrr* it has to pollen ginbotham said he thought the Kaslner and M. L. Cullum. radio and TV programming. R zoning board waa right to refuse Among the first Job* the com­ said Tuesday th* inquiry might ■pot aiming, but doesn't see how mittee will perform will be meet­ lead to proposal* for a*w Ugi*> w g n area is question will remain ing with (fate mil conservation Hoax Tactics Change laiioo hy Congress. midontlal with Jets flying over experts on the possibility of th* M. Retoning of a larger area JACKSONVILLE lUPli - Bomb county applying for matching fundi Th* FCC also will Uk* a hard would bo a lot aasier to take than boaxcri here hav* switched their new look at ita policiaa on grant­ under the Small Waterthed Pro­ Just rt-clasoifying the four loti rails from school* to banks. Some­ The first slgni of the approach­ rade. This will be the largest num- gram, established by Congrei* in hi question, Higginbotham ex­ 1933. one telephoned a bomb threat to ing radio and Itltvlalon station ing Christmas season are appar­ beat ever to take part. plained. Ihe Atlantic National Bank Build­ license* lo make sure they are Under the program, the county ent now ai city work crews fin­ There are four categories in may match funds with the federal ing Tuftday afternoon anti more "adequate ia view of th* ehang-. ished up their annual chore of than 300 persona were evacuated ed and changing condition* ia tha stringing up Yule decoration* which floats may be entered, re­ government to construct drainage whil* police and firemen nude a broadcaat industry.’’ facilities. ligious, commercial, business and downtown. Th* commitaioa laid thi# pfaaa* search. No bomb was found. Crews worked late Monday and civic organizations and acboots. of th* investigation would involve most of yesterday finishing up the development of "more detailed "The church groups are really Trooper Shoots Self decorations. and precise standards for tha on the ball with their entries com­ Another sign of the season is ST PETERSBURG (UPI) - A guidance of broadcaatera to th* ing ki fine," Wilber said, "but aa the forthcoming deadline (or the slat* trooper, test firing a friend's cxercia* of their responsibility." THAT’S CASH — And it wan presented to United Fund far aa the other groups are con­ pistol, accidentally shot hlmsell Th* agency will hire additional President Clifford McKibbin by Ih* Sanford Nnvnl Air A Sanford resident luffcred a loth annual Chriatma* Parade. Jack Wilber, parade chairman cerned, we are moving loo slow­ lo death Tuesday alirrnoon. High­ staff members and otherwise *xpossible skull fracture and other Station officer, ('apt. L A. Arthur. The IH.Hl !).(>(>, one way Patrolman Jamei M. Hrrndun pedtte Ihe inquiry, which stem­ Injuria* hi a two car collision fur the Jaycees, reminded local l y " of the major gifts to the fund, wan given by station per­ LAKF.LANU (UPI) - The U S, organuatioiu and clubs that the tried to clear the jammed pistol med from the recant aon grassyeitarday. There will be a first and sec­ Agriculture Department i* stand­ sonnel, six squadron*. Hat wing (hie and the Murine when it accidentally fired off seve­ ional investigation of rigged quia Mrs. T. II. Bruwn waa listed in deadline for entering floats i* ond place award in each of the ing pal on its estimale of the barracks. (Stuff Photo) ral rounds ia rapid succession, programs. serious condition at Seminol* Saturday. The parade i* scheduled Dec. divisions, with a trophy and Florida citru* crop. sending on* bullet into hit cheat. This is th* fourth Investigation Memorial Hospital at noon today In the second monthly eatimal* t and, according to Wiltcr, the plaque for each place. He bled lo death before he could of ridio-TV practice*, in addition aa a result of the mishap. of th* season Tuesday, Hi* govern­ he taken 1* a local hospital. "it promises lo he the biggest to Ih* congressional hearing*, Police aaid Mrs. Brown, a pasa- entries are lagging. All entries must In- registered parade in the history of Sanford," ment made no changes In ita which next will consider alleged ,.ongax In a ear operated by law* • ' < . l ir*l* .Sf 9 1 .n|ll*er hose* o f bribes to dis* Jockeys, Use Fed­ Y rote Total edy Brown waa hurt when the at thi uayrer intt-tinatiun* bund­ Wilber said. oranges, 32 million mixes of grat*Brown car collided with a car ing on Freni n Ave. before they TALLAHASSEE ( UPI > - A total eral Trad* Commitaioa has start, frult, four million boxes of tange­ driven by Mrs. Mildred Smith at can enter the paradr. of 177.933 person* voted 1**1 wrek rd a crackdown sn false and milrines ami 300.000 boxes of lime*. Wiliter reported that tt hand W. ZOUi St. near Country Club against Ihe 41-senator, I(l3-repr«- trading commercial! and th* Jus­ 1liner* I Manager Robert W. have been lined up for the pa Boad. senlallv# rrapportiomnent plan, tice Department la looking ini* Rutledge of Florida Citrus Mutual, Police are still investigating the (hr official stale can­ the legal question* involved to who criticized the Agriculture De­ WASHINGTON (UPI) President chairman of the Stale Railroad according •sure of the accident. partment's .Marketing Service last Eisenhower today appointed Dem­ and I’ ubllr Utilities Commission, vas Tuesday. The figure, which rigged quit program* and ether Mra. Brown lives at Route 2 included almost 12<),<x)0 negative fraudulent praelie**. month for issuing a price mitlook, while Mrs. Smith gave her address said "The outlook for marketing ocrat Alan S. Boyd, ■ Florida utili­ will fill the vacancy left hy the votes in Dade, Hrnward, Palin aa 400 Orange Ave. ties cummitsmner, I* the Civil reaignalion uf lamia J. Hector. Hec­ Reach and Pinellas counties, waa NEW YORK (UPI) - Slock The "High Fever Follie*’’ will Ihe crop on a prof liable basil continues good " tor’s term ran to Dec. 31, PJfll. 31,334 volei mure than Ihe 24H,IM)1 Aeronautic* Board. prices at 1 p. m return to Sanford again. J Rutledge, however, u s l the 24'« American Airline* ............. Boyd, 37, will servr on a recess cast for the amendment. Boyd, a Miami lawyer and The Seminole Memorial Hospital estimate "is of no immediate 78 • » appointed until Ins numinalton is American TAT ........... Auxiliary, in an -Hurt lu raise Labor Boss Attacked acted upun by the .Senate. American Tobacco ........... HKI'x needed funds for ihe hospital, has significance lo growers and lliereBARTOW iUPI) —Sen. Spcsaard Hector, one of the CAB’S two Bethlehem Steel ............. . 54'. decided to put on the local talent fore w* have no comment to make on Ihe estimate Itaelf." Democratic members, quit in Sep­ Holland said Tuesday night AF1# C A 0 .............. . KI show the last week in Marrh. Rutledge added, “ There is a tember. In his teller of resigna­ CIO Vice President Walter HeuChrysler .................. 62‘ * Project chairman for the show. United Press International Curtiss-Wright ............... 30V, Mrs. W. II Faulk, said today that very strong fresh fruit market tion. Hector strongly criticized th* ihcr lias allied himself with Team Zero temperature* bit into Mon­ for oranges, grapefruit ami tan­ .vler* President James II.du by 250'i CAH'a melhuds of controlling the ................ all funds derived from the show tana today on th* heels of a WASHINGTON (UPI) — Preai DuPont 97'» will go toward purchase of a gerines with every indication of nation's commercial aviation in­ his attack on Southern Democrats, raging blizaard that cau**d the ‘ deni Eisenhower today reconven­ Eastman Kodak ................ Heuthrr said Monday that labor death of four airmen In th* crash ................ . 7lP» Cardiac Pacemaker for the use a pickup within the next three ed the epcdal steel strike fact­ Ford Motor BIRMINGHAM, Aia. (UPtl - dustry. weeks, which should result m in­ Til* CAR sets rates ami route* union* should stop supporting the of litre# all weather air fore* Jet*. finding board under the Taft- General Electric ................. . 82'» uf heart patlcntf at the hospital. Adm Arleigh A. Burke, chief of for ill U. S. airlines. It tliurei air Democratic Party a* lung a* II General Motor* ............. . 51’ - Cost of this equipment is about creased on—tree buying." The cold, accompanied by scat­ w'# Hanley law. 1>. $2,500. Mrs. Faulk said. naval operations, sounded a warn­ safety responsibilities wilh the maintains Southern conservatives tered snow (lurrie*, was expected ........................ During a 30-day period dating Kels In key committee posts. The Follies will he staged thrre ing today against new proposals Federal Aviation Agency. lo move through Wyoming into from the Supreme Court’ s ap­ Graham Paige ................ . 2>* .................. s:*' • night* at the Sanford High School the northern and central plain* proval of a tirrl sink# injunc Inti T A T to reorganize the Defense De­ II' * auditorium It will be Hi# third Navy Takes Action ................ and Hi# upper Mississippi Valley turn, the board of inquiry will lairlllard partment. ............. . . 2D* time that the show has been pre­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Th* and Great Lakei, study and report to the President Minute Maul ST. PETERSBURG. Fla tUTlI He expressed his opposition ;n .................. . 117 sented. Navy today ordered its rumon resumed union . management Penney Ahead uf Ih* storm, shower* IV • ........... . At a recent meeting of the Police claimed the capture of a a speech read at ■ world peace mauds throughout the world to were expected in ■ wide belt negotiations and (he final settle­ Penn KH 4 Royal American ............. auxiliary, Ihe women decided to tour-man burglar ring today anti lunch marking Veterans’ Day. Rank Deposits have more than halt aervutg cranberries suspeclrd from eastrrn Texat ami the lower ment offer made by industry. 49* ■ hold Ihe show every other year said one of Ihr prisoners admitted ......... The Supreme Court ruled Nov. Scars Roebuck Burke was unable to attend and doubled in Seminole Countv over of bring contaminated with a pos­ Mississippi Valley through th* hr was present when would lie 17'» in an effort to grt Ihe best local .... T that the Taft • Hartley injunc- Standard t*d 1N.l) tha ipeech waa read by Vie* the last ID years. Ihe hoard of sible cancer prodortng agent. The Ohm Valley into New York Slate. . 28 ........ talent available, including Navy - safecrackers engaged m a battle Adm. Wallace M. BeakJey, dep ronnly commissioner* was told \nny and Air Force were ex Th* Jrls, Hying in a squadron , Ho halting the strike waa con- Sludebaker I wilh police. !*)’ » personnel. U. S. Steel netted lo follow suit. The Navy were "weathered in" hy the bill­ yesterday. l 0 ititutional. uly chief of naval operations. City authorities said the four Talent tryouts will tie held According to statistics compiled directed that nn more cranberries iard and urdered fo land, but th* The board will work with Joseph . i r n I C l I The Defense Department re­ previous to Ihe Follie* lo get the admitted fo pulling IS burglaries organised 13 month* ago U a by Ihr State ltu.id Department, t* served which are clearly mark­ thrr* ran out uf fuel ami crashed. F. Finnegan, chairman of the S d C C IQ I I D I jC D O O l in lit* St. Petersburg Tampa best talent possible. deposits in I'iCJ totaled $11 mil ed as having come from Washing Four airmen rod* their plane* I* Negotiation and Conciliation Serj , area, tine l.yle T. Fnni*, 25, ad­ "(undameniilly sound structure lion whilr IhU year the figure lun or Oregon nr are not tdenti- their deaths, but two bailed Mil vice who. under law, has the "J"q S t O r t M o n O O V for solving the drfense problems mit fed he was at Ihe Lakewood has soared lo $25 milium. liable a* to fheir origin. responsibility for contiruinr nego. . . . and were rescued. Country Club early Monday when of the UnUed Slat**," Burke »*id. Hiltons Sanford police and sheriff » doofficers trapped a burglar only lo putics will receive training from let him escape after a five minute four Kill special agents in a Fede­ guriflght when he look Ihr rare ral, ttureail of Investigation school A Circuit Court Jury yesterday laker as a hostage. to be held at the police station j found Terrell Riggerstaff of San­ next Monday through Friday. Defensive tactics, robbery ln*rs ford guilty of aggravated a*»ault. Iliggerslaff was charged with the The Seminole High School Band ligation, crime scene searches and Association will plan for ita Sat­ collection and preservation of evi­ June 21 shotgun shooting of Ray urday chicken barbecue at a meet­ dence will be among the subjects Chastren at Chasteen'i home. (i. Franklin Ward, president of MIAMI (UPI) A radio network ing in the high school hand room taught eight deputies and IS polire Route 1, Geneva, according to the the Florida Council for Retarded newsman said today hr was held Sheriff* office. tomorrow at * p. ni. The bar- men Courtesy and discipline, note Children, consulted wilh the Semi­ A Pro sentence investigation of for three hour* hy Cuban police hecue to he held from 3 to I taking and report writing, latent nole Association for retarded child­ because "all 1 did was tell the p. m. Saturday will be at the fingerprints. Jurisdiction of federal Riggerstaff's character, person­ ren Monday night oa local plans truth." ality and background will tie made agencies, effective tcstifyuig and Sanford Elks’ Lodge. It will b« for espandlng activiti** m tola Thomas Jacobson, ■ correspond­ by Ihe district parole board lo fundamentals of revolver slvooting sponsored by the Elks and the field. Band Association for the benefit will also be taught in Pie 8 a m aid Judge Colic Williams to deter­ ent for Mutual Hroadcasting .Sys­ The state organization has II ac­ tem. said he was picked up at his mine what sentence to Impose. until noon classes. of the band. hotel by Cuban police last Saturday tive units now and is urging selling afternoon. He said hr was ques­ up of schools for retarded young tioned about three hours, held pris­ strra in aich community, Ward oner in a room with barred win­ told th* member* of the local dows, and thrn retraced the same group. The Simland Training Center at day. Gainrsvllle has a wailing list of almut 1,100 who need guidance and The Lake Munr-e Community In ed in their yard* and farm* to standing during the service. "It schooling, he said. Th* Gateway day is celebrating in anniversary tell them of Ihe importance of a was a community church. There and I’ rimrosc Schools at Orlando which they look back on with community church were Baptists, Methodists, Jews were riled a* good example* of "There were three selllers here pride. and many other dominations there. Sanford Elks' f-odgr Reauty huw much local school* can help It was 41 years ago on this date who had never even srrn a churrh "Rut we did have one thing in contest entree in the Elk- beauty in training these children. • that some 125 resident* in Ihe before," Mann recalled. common, we had built the church contest at Cypres* Gardens will "We all got together, got the The Seminole association ia reek­ 1 9 area banded together and built the wood ami othrr material* ourselves ourselves and tt was ours and be .Miss Martha Ann Cameron ing permanent quartan for a first church there. vrhuol here and ha* asked permis­ A* L. B. Mann, one of the lead- and spent week after week in our nothing else mattered," Mann add­ of 124 Myrtle Ave ed The 22 year-old Florida State sion fo use the Little Hed School era in the church building, recalls spare lime building the church. Mann recalled that of the origi­ University senior will be part of un i'slmettn Av*. A nursery school "On Nuv. II we were finished, it. "w* canvassed Ih* whole are*, notified every rili/rn around Lake Ihe day the war in Europe was nal )25 per-on* who founded the the "queen’* court" at Cypres* already haa been started, Member* of tha association sign­ Gardens Nov. 22 and at the Tan Monroe and got a wonderful re- over—and we held our first service : church about 80 are left. STUDYING PKOIILKMS uf rtUrdcd children are Mra. Dava Uud*. pre­ together and gav* thanks for | "I wonder what they will b* gerlne B o w l par ad * and gam* to ed up for individual sponsorship sident uf Ih* Saminoia Association for tUtardud Childran, and & V. Ward, |thinking about today at U a. m. January. Miaa Cameron eras cho­ of children to the Sunlaad Center 4*S»fdlnf to Mann, th* men peace," Mann said. of Tampa, president of the Florida Council for Retarded Children, who v u . . .1 hope they remember our The church waa "Jammed"’ ■ ml will send them money, mail sen by the youth activity commitWent out nn bicycles. knocking on .church," he said. guest speaker at lh« Sattfurd group's meeting. . Mam, saal, with many persons arul presents. t o e o f Hie S a n f m d Elks L o d g e . Anon, Muggiuto *(*• a* thug work­ Commission Names Group To Study Drainage Problem FCC Plans New TV Crackdown News Briefs Yule Decorations Go Up; Parade Deadline Near Sanford Woman “ Hurt In Mishap USDA Standing Pat On Citrus Ike Appoints Florida Man To Serve On CAB '.'High Fever Follies’ 1 p. m. Stocks To Be Staged Again Ike Calls Back Steel Negotiators Navy Chief Hits Defense Proposal Police Nab Four M an Burglar Ring Band Association Plans Barbecue Zero Temperatures Move Through West Jury Finds M an Guilty O f Assault Radio M an Held Captive By Cubans County Deposits Double In Decade Reiarded Children j School Is Sought [ Lake Monroe Marks Church Founding Elks Lodge Picks Local Beauty Entry V f : r4 i W � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1959 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Apparently tbe appoint­ ment of a new circuit clerk will be announced at the same tima tht resignation ie official­ ly accepted by the governor. There were no report* af applicants for, or recommenda­ tions for. the clerk's Job other than Arthur Beckwith Jr. and David Gatchcl. DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT personnel at the Naval Air Station and their wive* held thtir annual buffet dinner at the home o f Mr. and Mm. Sam Day o f take Mary. Day, fourth from left, cut* into a choice roast while Mra. Day watches. Ready cuaromera are ta rry Realer, John tatherow and Bob Roza. Some 200 vueata attended the event. Among the gueata were Capt. and Mra. J. D. Ramage and Cdr. Lewis D. Tamny, CO and executive officer ol the Sanford NAS. (S taff Photo) Eetabliahed 190(1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1959 SANFORD’ FLORIDA NO. 589 Government Determined To Halt N ew Strike Effo rt Workers • 1 i ***♦T,* u Return Te Mills News Briefs WASHINGTON ( U m - The ad­ ministration appeared determined today to prevent a resumption of KATMANDU, Nepal (U P l)-T he the steel strike at the end of the Nepal government announced to­ 80-day hack-to-work order. day that 32 members of a Jap­ Labor Secratary James P. anese mountain . climbing team Mitchell said Sunday I’ resident feared killed in an avalancha act­ Eisenhower would send Congress ually "are safe and are returning recommendations for ending lh« to Katmandu shortly." walkout If the dispute is not set­ tled by the time the Tsft-HarUey Man Shot After Chase injunction expires. UCALA (Ul’i ) - A city police­ He slid It would be up to Con­ man shot and killed a 24-year-old gress to settle th* strike In that Negro nun after a chase end event. In an election vear, MUchexchange <>( gunfire Sunday. Au­ *11 added, this could lead to leg­ thorities said Policeman D. K. islation that would not be in th« Price was making a routine check interests of either union or maltHOUSTON, Texas (UIM) - A| remembered hr had not brought : would pruba'oly he dead now." of a grocery in the Negro section agemenl. The Amoco Virginia was be­ when he found Aaron Haynes towering gasoline fire board the ; his inspection papers with him. Under the Toft Hartley order He went back to his automobile I lieved to have had a crew of 43 20,000-lon taaksr Amoco Virginia struggling with a Negro woman. upheld by the Supt erne Court Sat­ to get the forms. The first blast: aboard when U burst into flames, appeared today to be under con­ sent him diving for cover. urday, the strike could b« re­ iter decks became so hot that one sumed after the Roday period trol after claiming tht live* of at I Then there were two more of the crewmen who hopped No Money Spent TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flo­ which ends Jan. 28. Congress reacross them. Howard Searcy of least seven crewmen and a fire­ blasts. Then three more. conenrs Jan. 9. "The good Lord was watching Houston, said the soles of their rida's two announced candidate* man. At I’ Btsburgh, production work­ over me.’* Edmond* said. "If I rhocs siriled like steaks on a for governor reported today they Ore had threatened disaster neither received nor spent any ers returned to the nation's steel hadn't forgotten the forms I griddle. CANCER SURVEY material ia living .studied by Mra. K. E. Stutumun, left, compaign contributions last week. area far II hours. mills in increasing numbers today chairman o f the county survey aponaored by the Woman's C lub; Mrs. The candidates. Sen. Ilarvie J. and the first trickle of steel pour"We have managed to keep it Paul Colninn, coordinator of the survey, and Mra. Thomas Lurgen, educa­ IGlier of Uonifay, ind George A. ml from reheated furnacJs. contained through the night," Fire Downs of Winter Park, arc the Workers, grumbling about the tion chairman o f the Cancer Society. The Woman's ('lilts group ia necking Chief C. X. Bullock said. "But we only office veekers who have offi­ Tati Hartley injunction which end­ ;tl)0 families to volunteer for the study to get statistics for cancer re­ •till have aa impending danger." cially announced lhair intentions ed their 118-da., walkout, tapped search. (S ta ff Photo) A gradual warmup wua forecu.it for Seminole Coun­ to run for the guberoato'ial office. a few furnares while mainten­ were inty today after the coldest weekend o f the fall. ance crews lotted le repair dam­ ight blasts, Temperatures dip|ted as low as 45 degrees Saturday age to other facilities caused by Court May Act craw and Sunday but are expected to go over the til) mark to­ long idleness. WASHLNGTON (UIMl Th* rescue workAlthough smoko belched (runs day. Supreme Court may act today in r y 1, m\ • * i .. c *v p» w furnaces from eoaat to cu rt. th* long-standing dispute between County Agent Cecil Tucker reported this morning N^W YORK (UPI) Has than half of Ihe jOU,Oui sutl­ Teamsters President James R. price* at I p m : that then; was no danger o f citrus fruit freezing and no ers were called hack to work aod lloffa and a cnurt-appolnlrd board ZV« American Airlines .......... frost danger in prospect. full production appeared as murk shore of monitors. The high tribunal American TAT .......... Temperatures tonight are expected to be in the as six weeks away, hair of tha heard meet* in regular session (or opin­ American Tobacco............. 1UP.4 high 50’s, according to the Central Florida Experimental |so day duration >t the Supreme ions, orders and arguments after Baltimore k Ohio BREMERTON. Wash. (UPI) - that some doctor said people Court directed injunction period. Station. was another brief flaredisposing of Use steel rase in a Bethlehem Steel irt'i In addition to mtllhands, recall up about midnight, but firemen decision handed down on Satur­ CAO .................. #»>. Joseph W. Maycrle, given up to never died with cancer, hut died die seven months ago. today wa. of starvation because they eould- orders went lo rail workers. sprayed more foam He and water 42>. day, Chrysler ........... |looking for work and doctors were n't eat. Great loikes or* ship trows, e s f ever the arts end the billowing Curtiss • WrigM hoping But lie may be a living clouds of black tmokt were snuf­ "I decided I wouldn't die of coal and iron minors. Education Week Set DuPont But M uteel men returned grad­ fed out again. The biackeued ship starvation, ao I forced myself, ami 94's 1cure for cancer. TALLAHASSEE (U PD -SU te Kastman Kodak Seven months agu the 37 year the wife and kids kept at me, to ually to their jobs, the steel-short jootioued lo smoulder today. Ford Motor ... . It School Supt. Thunus I). Bailey automobile industry prepared to Firemen were able to get 12-'. of ex bartendri walkrd out of the eat. krrp my stomach full." today urged parents to visit their General Electric : Seattle vnter.i.is hospital alter aboard late Suuday aod found the Mayerle said he followed no diet, lay off even mure workers as sup­ children's teachers during Ameri­ General Motors plies dwindled and no appreci­ bodies of seven crewmen. While 3H 1doctors had told him they couldn't just ate what he wanted to. can Education Week. In a Iilniesi Graham Paige j do anything to save his life. An "We paid a little more for gro­ able supply quantity from re­ other (iremeo were spraying wa­ 37'v Inti. TAT -hurt statement for television use, exploratory operation showed hit ceries than we would have ordina­ opened mills waa in sight soon. ter over the deck to keep it cool­ ....... Two Seminole County men were tjgo Tuesday for services and Bailey said parents should never tairdlard lungs were shot through with ran- rily," lie said, "but then, I guess Soma 23u,ooo auto workers, moat* ed down early today, one of them, let their children he taught by a Minute Maid . rer. ly General Motors employs*, arw H. D. Chandler, slipped and fell killed instantly when their car burial (here. we figured it waa worth it.” Penney .......... stranger and urged parents to Freeman came here from Chi­ lie weighed 124 pounds, lie had idle and management warned tt into • hold partially filled with crashed into a cement bridge on .Mayerle, who said he smokePenn RR ....... IS'-s visit the, schools this week. Ameri­ only a few weeks to live, docturs cigarettes regularly now, and has would be some Dm* before they State Highway 419 late Saturday cago in 1933 and was a member oil. Royal American ... 4*. I told him. He drowned in the black pout of afternoon, the Florida Highway of the Lake Mary Presbyterian can Education Week is Nov. 8-14. |Sears Roebuck smoked a pack and a half daily could be onlerd back. Church. He also was ■ member As he rheerlully c h o p p e d wood since he was 27, now is hoping oil before fellow firemen could Patrol reported. Standard Oil (NJ) of the Moose Lodge and belonged Stalemate wfeh him out. Studebaker ..................... 3fl. Sunday Mayerlr said, "1 can tu find work to support his wife The two were identified a* Hol­ to a VFW unit in Chicago, lie BOSTON t Ul'l I—The apparent U. S. Steel break a leather belt around my and three children. His third ^ The body of Capt. R. R. Combs, ................ chest right now." He weighs 138 youngster was born just four weeks ths senior captain of the Amoco me Sidney Evans, 27, of Geneva leaves his wife. Helen; son, Wil­ absence of any effort to iropen Westinghousc E l ............. MG pounds. fleet, was found at the foot of a and William Patrick Freeman, liam James, and daughter, Helen negotiations in the four day-old ago. 1of l.ake Mary; his mother, Mrs. Boston newspaper strike prompt-. Three month- after being told catwalk aft of the Mo. 7 cargo 37, of Lake Mary. Doctors hope Mayerle may be a | Catherine Freeman and sister, he would dir, Mayerle walkrd into walking cure fur cancer. They rd fears today that it might last hatch. The Amoco Virginia was Highway Patrol investigators Mrs. Catherine Brodkorb of Chi- longer than the 21-day walkout in' his doctor's office, rosy.checked wrr* unable In explain his re­ the fleet flagship. and bubbling health. Tbe holocaust, which endin said the ear, driven by Freeman, ! rago; two brothers, Michael II.. 1967. Publishers of Ihe newspsp- j covery, but said bis lungs are eom A oix-man Circuit Court jury "When my physician saw me plelely free of malignancy. acred a waterfront area in which ran off the road three miles west 1 also of Chicago and James of ers and the striking union printers Milwaukee. Wis. today heard testimony from two enter his office, lie turned wild* 30,000 to 60.000 periods live, be­ of Oviedo on 119 and hit the ce­ said they made nu elforl to con­ A pint uf Mayerle * blood will be as a ghost." Mayerlr reealled. ! used with another cancer victim law enforcement officers in die gan at 12:30 a. m Sunday while a ment bridge. tact each other over the weekend. "I had just lH-en home a few toon to discern whether a cur* la second degree murder trial of barge was feeding gaioline to the Neither had any statements on Both men died ot severe head Betty Jean Baker, a Sanford Ne­ days after they (oil m e Id die, possible. ^ n k e r , about In start to voyage the status of the dispute. Two of the county's most cru injuries, according to Patrolman gro charged with stabbing Ire New York. rial problems will he discussed si when John Foster Dulles died ol Goolsby Feb. II. eyewitnesses said a fire danced Oltn Garrett. ihe county commission meeting cancer," Mayerel said. "1 .ead Funeral services for Evans were Sanford i'oltccman Richard Coeacross the water from the barge tomorrow. held this afternoon at 2 p. tu. at grave testified that Goolsby, bssto the ship. II. T. Stanley, assistant stale fore he died from slab wounds Tbe first explosion ou the Amo­ the Geneva Baptist Church with cunMrrvatioolst will discuss drainon that dale, cried nut that "But­ co Virginia shook houses five or the Rev. Jsck Stewart officiating. WASHINGTON UPI) - The age with the board and point out JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Burial was in the Geneva Ceme­ ty Jean Baker did it.” six miles away. Jacksonville Journal t.iday said it While House denied today that method, whereby the stale and tery with Gramkow Funeral Home Tha jury also heard from Con­ Jim Edmonds. 16, is a cargo in­ Seminole High School sludrnt President Elsenhower had rebuked federal government ran aid in had learned from "a high official" The Chamber of Comniertr will stable J. N Galloway, who told spector. Sometimes he ‘ i absent- in charge. John Allred was reported m good Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller id New drainage control. receive new "up lo date" maps of Pallbearers were Sheriff J. L. that Florida Football Coach Hob of getting Hi* report of lh« stab­ minded. Edmonds started to go The board of commissioners will j tht city, Dec. I, John Krider, condition at Seminole .Memorial bing at Sanford and Cypress Woodruff was serving his last York for advocating a tougher aboard Ihe Amoco Virginia min­ Hobby, James Singletary, Carl season as head of the Gator team. line toward the Soviet Union. Ihi-pital this illuming alter his also bear from Henry Boggs, traf­ ehauiher director said today Aves. u t e s before it happened Then he Smith, Frank Jones, Buddy LePresidential News Secretary fic planner for the State Koad "The information came from ■ Kridrr added that some 10,000 cor skidded 2UU feel into a held Fils, and I-ouis Allman. Built mu-ii testified that Goolsby on l.ak* Mary ltd. alioui 6 p. iu. James C. Hagrrty wi« asked Department who will giv« his re high official who does not wish maps including locationof new lie ts survived by hi* parents, died of wound* in his chest while yesterday. about a report published Sunday cently completed report oo where streets and scbdivlsions will he Mr. and Mrs. Andy K Evans. to become publicly involved until Allred, a basketball and track in Ihe emergency room of Semi­ Geneva; three brothers, Claude the season rnds." Sports Editor by the Washington I’o.t and lo build future roads in Um coun­ available for distribution at that team member, apparently round- nole Memorial Hospital. : Times-Hcrald that tbe Pre.idrnt ty. |Dili*. of Daytona Beach, Andy and Jack Hairston said. Jurors appointed in Ihe trial s-d a turn at l.ake Mary ltd. and had rebuked or admonished Rock The commission . author tied "The official said Woodruff will The new maps, the first in over Thomas, both of Geneva; one arc S. M. Tuliy, J. W. Decker, C. 25lh St. at excessive s|ierd, De­ feller for disagreeing with the Boggs to make a e.*»ipl«t* sur­ direct Ihe Florida team for the |20 years, arrording lo Kridrr, were sister, Mrs. Einina lam Collins E. .Mmier, I'aul Dixon, Mrnroe of Wrlaka; maternal grandfather, last time when the Gators clssh administration's new approach to vey of traffic condition* a few I done by Ihe John Troutman Map puty Robert Grant said. The car Caldwell and 31. E. Conway, went 182 feel off one side ol the months ago. 1pinx Service. Claude H. Head of Russelvillc, with Miami Nov. 2S m Jackson­ Russia. road, then crossed the street and CHICAGO (Ul’li—Police, FBI Ky. and four aunts and uncles. ville. Hairston said. carried a barbed wire fence 2U0 The story did not say if Woodagents and a team of 166 tkinGramkow Funeral Home will feet before stopping. Barbara divers admittrd today their search send Freeman's body to C. Kampp 1ruff would remain as athletic Bradley, a passenger in Allred's missing Judge W. I.ynn Park­ and Sons Funeral Home in Chi- |director. ear, ran lo a nearby house to Ed I Woodruff, whose Gators have inson had cutne to a dead end on help, according to Ihe sheriff's won three games, tied one and Weekend break ln« and robbera cold, gray l * 1-* Michigan office. She was reported tu have lost four this season, is employed ; irs were reported to city police Beach. suffered forehead lacerations. on a year to year basis as both The tkindiirrt tombed the 34I by two Sanford establishment* athletic director and head football this morning. degree waters olf the Oak Street coach. beach for houis Saturday, but R. C. Whitmire laid that 6120 A city prisoner escaped from a Hairston said Woodruff's succes­ was taken from l-ec Bros. Plumbfailed to turn up a clue In the Sanford work truck this morn­ United Fund Chairman A. H is entirely up to you. We now the board of dirritnr* of Die Unit­ |ing at 319 Elm St. vometimc dur­ disappearance «f Ihe 67-year-old ing according to Sanford police. sor was a "99 per cent certainly Peterson Jr. reported today that have approximately 62 per rent ed Fund ami alter study of Ihe to be one of five men: Forest ing th* weekend. Pierro Mfg. ftdcral appeal- court judge. John Tucker, five feet, eight Evishevskl. Iowa; Eddie Krde- the fund campaign is barely past of our county goal. Our goal is budgets, a goal is set. If we, the A two car collision on French C o , 202lx K. Commercial Ave., “ Thera is no body in this area inches, weighing 130 pounds, the 6 per cent mark and uiged a 841.221. Thia figure represent* of the lake.” !>*" Wascner, a jumped off Ihe work truck at lett former Navy coarb; Frank last-minute spurt in contlibution* only 81) rents per person for the cilirena of Seminole County, air Ave and First St. Saturday after­ reported a breaking and entering noon resulted in multiple face Broyles. Arkansas; Hank Fold <&.indivirv expert said flatly. -The First St. and French Ave. county. Sit far, 2.000 gifts have tuereasful in meeting Ihe budget- lacerations for 7t year oid Claude ease, theft of $10 and a coffee pot. berg, Florida line roach: Charlie by Wednesday, the closing day. divert didn't miss s single inch." Most atartling »t»U»Uc reported arciiuiitd fur the 52 per tent men­ with the inemhei agencies, other Prison guard Donnie Slone, Pol it a said they had no other who was driving the truck, said Tat*. Georgia Tsck backheid is that St per cent of Ihe gusl uf tioned. Latest reports aatimata agencies in Ihe county will come Waihoy, 1033 W. First St. Warboy was driving across coach.” definite clues to the baffling he didn't know Tucker was gone 641,(21 has been contnbt-lrd by county population at 62.100 peo­ in and we will then have a com­ French Av*. on First St. when mystery, since earlier reports the until a prisoner in the rear of only 2,0*8) giTii out of an esti­ ple. Don't let sonieonr. n*« carry plete united effort. Hut, prugrr-s . his car was struck in th* right judge was seen in Chicago and the truck told him. Tucker was V olu n teer To Meet mated population of 52.118) people your share. Make your contribu­ in this direction cannot la- made side by an autsi driven by Mr*. northern Indiina have been dit- wearing a light Mur jail uniform The Lake Fsry Volunteer Fir* in the county, Peterson said. tion either large or small. I.at'a unill we alt show our individual |Stella T. Walker of Orlando, ac­ Angel Conipain. son of Mr. sod Counleri and a brown hat Henry Grady Department will meet at 8 p. m. to­ "I would liketo make a la-I have 100 per cent participation support to the existing United cording lo Sanford police. Warboy Mrs. Dario Cumpain and Larry Officers continued to check the Moore, a 36-year-old city prison­ morrow at the fire house. Plant minute appeal to all eituens of regardless of the goal." Fund. was released from Seminole J. Bates, »on of Mr. and Mrs. J. ■•port at na ail-nigbt sale cook ed who oscapod from a city work for a sours* in fire fighting and Seminole County who bsv* not "Where do«e your nwotvgy get “ Don't try to pot the earl ba- Memorial Hospital yesterday. « W mid ha saw Parktnao* in truck last Tuesday also was still a demonstration of powder exting­ mod* their 1969 contribution M W* now hava tight agencies re- for* the borae. Donate now, to Mr*. Waikrr was charged with P. Bates have been selected M ^ ^ ^ M la u r s a t last Saturday at large this morning, said Police uisher* will be Die main items uf the United Fund plea-r do »o pre t-nlril in the United Fund. >our Seminole County United failure lo yield the right of way, members of the Men's Glee Club at th* University ef Florida Ja Ctmt Roy Wilium*. » « . " Feteiao* sank "Ihe amount The** agencies submit budgets to 1 Fund," ba urged. police said. I Game*vill*. fk Climbers Saved aging Tanker Blasts Kill 8 ; Threatens Port It'll Be Warmer 1 p. m. Slocks iCancer Victim Given 79'. Up For Dead Recovers 43'i 26l32'4 'i Two County Residents 331. 40*. 119' I0<4. 4848''4. t00<4 Killed In Auto Crash Trial Of Woman In Murder Starts Traffic, Drainage On Board's Agenda New Florida Coach In '60, Paper Says Ike, Rockefeller Dispute Denied Chamber To Get New City Maps Youth Is Injured As Car Hits Field Hope Appears Lost For Missing Judge Two Firms Report Weekend Break-Ins United Fund Lags As Only 2 ,0 0 0 Gifts Prisoner Escapes From Work Truck Come From Population O f 5 2 ,10 0 Man Is Injured In Auto Mishap 2 Youths Named To Glee Club .-.v c �I \ f *. 11 m t w r t (T P I» — V ac? ' * • centra! F u n d la d » n m d j « * r F 1 low r**5™ * <*7 spell. ______ . f c a a n a er ... d ip F an ic Haem# rases ze c?c » 1 -"** ru n ai ,ernrtlm * ta Jena Vafeaiarid. daC D ig g h r iw • * i f h t r f r o u a i u lfo B o iv c, l u f o i g J u n ior H igh S ch ool ro lle d o v « LjMMM S a tu rd a y ta toko th e s b b b b I F o u s t B ow l. 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Tl*< runtmurd tneir irvewigatmt *.» !mr out vtiwthe* tl*c-» w«-e mo** AUGUSTA .Vx.ii* m s? ? i *-c b ! ip c niiK f«f inne aright dri'» nnr»*. to** u! bai i m and oeutt.. One t s - ut tar ttn llifticu f' it Ruin. tt* v o u it» etiargt? %t. a-it K n x>*r»r> urx nt- p*w< my scum s binised »*• tbe !s d that ne bac oreumu.atad bis '.irxrts— * as n.et * a* six l* ir t r t a Ca? " he said — unocr 1-te set* od . icttH? pteius ot !>'« vI'tucm Settrpab wt* uirnel! b in -e t it a l puiict tirauuuartesii saic ft* aufturr.irs bad ne-er one? E.gaueir * Esclors cumt a-uunc loosing lor nun tit B a* Brr no-* Za Rory utet> rvpunac tnat be bad w «cf Chorie* Raodoll. SapJi>*d rr-.-r.iec a liraac im iliega. pars Joarpb Rlggttis. San!me mg Kathr-Tne J*»Tr*Ils fsnJurd Bay ZJPxi« , Luttgofuc baa. Sanluia. a 1 1 4 1 1 lb w ia u s Joseph Tesia. ’. » q Bar? Gey Bishop. 5ianlt>*d da.mual Manox. oaiJurd Iron s M oon, hsulurc Daisy Zwvix. baulurs L o n ? ;*r K u n v a y BUBR a SEV. k n . s |U1> T. n il win le i t r : *: nd next Juis n ex r-rd.rg K nun. s A4pi<r. . W-s ~r ru r» x_> is 6JUW let*. Tie madeiTiiri tior ptugron. 11 cx;*m ed la ca «i puuads < ro ». P A IN T U M O Y E K **I l a j n la T he l i 'u a i t i i " C1X LB I K t F l A lO LOE C U IT O V U U | IsOBOTHJ M r l l » Z jean r m * * At pa®? sue timrC war* ataroa N O TH IN G TO B U Y - JU S T REGISTER. SOME LO C A L COUPLE W IL L WIN W e$ tinghou»e S TER EO H I-F I 14 9 95 YHF MIHIC H ILL — Mud*: F«lHl. Ccocvlctte ca..r«*. :t ‘ r* 01th iua! eh»--ei a « ? 1fi*;. tao oidt-raagt •* *pea*rtt, 4* -xc aulcetaU* 4-spred iwcmM charger, re 1xrs.it fun­ ner cartndge. 4-al aapphire *tjit »->J siereo ta'as.-e c.*: IrcL Mahegsr.y and Cherry Gra'a Ae.the*. W E A R E N O T going out of business W e h a * e D r u g m o v e THE <Xs-rF.4l*l u r \ t * tt» <IMY F iW u n b r e s k s b l e D o t t le w i t h a s t e r . Add d s t s r g e n t . i j j e e z e fresh su d s o n t o >£RAN b r u s h . C l e m m e r m s e d i s h e s in o n t m o t i o n . THE <»Ai fcliK.E — pfpx*7 ■!’ ift rom ok * m mirn f ine Timing Ci-inafte* \tr* ~Cxttu& \rzatr Cbasou anc wiae.rxbg* ■ " A-k aiMHil «U ! S1(K» Free Bonus w-- n* HrfY B B • S K Y W TO u n ^ n iM ( ^ A FREE T R IP TO NASSAU FOR TWO SMARTS FRIDAY l e a s e d S t o r e . i t . O u r o u r W e ’ d p r e s e n t r a t h e r f u t u r e -Y o u r ~a ORLAN D O DRIVE. f e l l l o c a t i o n o u t l o c a t i o n — 2 5 5 5 B A G G ER LY S 7-1WCXC GEORGIA PEACH SLICED Quantity Right* Reserved Price* Good Thru Wednesday, Nov. 11th. o u r M c K e y n o l d t s t o c k O r l a n d o t h a n D r i v e . A P P L IA N C E S W e s t ir g h o u v e OFLN TILL f » t o D e a le r " f . 5L B t t k D A Y S FA M H iffirm facraur] |<» 'ng >4/4 g / Itul*s lagtrucuoa. •*XI* ' — r- BACON fc 49‘ Sausage 3 S 1-Lb. EYOO Pkgs. Florido Grad# "A " Dr. L Dr. or Govt In spactad LB. • W HOLE Limit three with Food Order. W-D Y Y - U "B "D K R AAPNi UDCED U " Tl EM EIVP i rTi IN in U G LLY T E N D E R STEAK FULL CUT ROUND TINDER, DELICIOUS T-BONE Lb. SIRLOIN Lb. W-D "Bianded" Flavorful CHUCK ROAST 7" cut RIB ROAST RIBS OF BEEF “ N PLATE STEW GROUND BEEF 3 SHOULDER ROAST u. 59/ J L ^ W-D "Branded" Delicious W-D "Branded" Short v O v , ’*A •r<# v .... f; AteS . ' ____ .Ta W-D "Branded" Lean, Flavorful Controlled Quality Freshly Lb. $ 1 4 7 Pkg. I W-D "Bronded" Round Bone & Swift’s BROWN & SERVE -Jf* S *' White Arrow A U S A G E «o*. Pkg. ^ 9< Juicy Sweet Florida ’raSZL? iltMBA Half L IQ U ID ORANGES G a llo n Starch 1 9 ^ Limit one wilh a $ 5 .0 0 or more Food Order. •»,! ■ -j •'! --.T.- V i'iT J S •^ *^e_ i . i iki ^ :«) — xjv *■ «<•*.» J t v v ,. * ? L ...'!L 1.. TH RIFTY MAID EVAPORATED RID WINISAP T A LL M ILK 9 1 in P'nut Butter A P P LES 0 0 DIXIE DARLING PEANUT £ m Rolls Pkg. T IS S U E 5 •*° 39^ KENDALL FROZEN ,* W / __ N E W WALDORF TOILET LEM O N A D E 3 9 ' 10 T ° DUTCH MAID \A #< Astor Salad or FRUIT PIES 2-69^ CO O KIN G The Gall Bladder: On# or a #erl#« or artlclea published in lh# public inter-1 #»t to explain and illuelrate lh# practice e f scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. I.eo Kerwln whose office ia located at 201 S. French Ave. and hia telephone number is FAIrfax 2-7112. I\ Copeland Hot or Mild Legal Notice in the lU t le t u b , •r ,ii b,u. er •» « 1|ea((inif from the gall bladder n‘I " f C ? .'Ss.ri*o!! to intestines, is not nearly so or tirtstn ii»* ".»• *«h»«.iu»ni |arge. Thus one may have dif‘ “ 'l ficulty without that severe B JOHN I. BKi ULKY -----gall stone colic. I’ hairmAn. Board of Public Three things are essential to Instruction for f«mlnolg help nature prevent gall bladCounty. Florida R- T. Mil**# der and, for that matter liver itmlnol# r .n*y ., '4p#rlntind«at trouble as well. r*f Dublit* Inutrutlon and Lb. lm aogi tOVIJOt. OI0W,A Pkg. f c o u r t s « F BUT TOl MOWAIt II IsKttONS and ___ I.F.IIONP, hts wlfa. KtlMA I.FMO.Vf; ruVIH IsOrr.D and FI.OYD l#OYKI». bar husband: . and aaeh of tham, if llainv. and If da.id, tha unknown ' •puti'va, hairs, dbviaaaa, laga* ta^a. Krantaaa, cradltnra, aa* ' DICK M Al'KS. left, in welcomed by Chamber o f Com­ •ignaaa, Manors, aaaigna. uur* merce official Charlie Morrison after Mnpes opened his ffMoru In Interrat. dlrartora ! truataaa, or othap partlaa ' new tile business on First St. ctainihiic b>, tbrouabs under ! of against tha aald abut* named dafandants, or any of] thfrn. and all paraona known 1 or unknown has Irk or r!a!rr. Ing any rtebt, tltla or Intarear In or to tha following BRL'SSF.LS, Belgium (UPI) — tribesmen were killed in one claah dficrlhad lands loratad In Namlnola County, Florida, to Bitter fighting with bows and |near Ruhengara, a town 200 miles wit • apears has broken out in the Bel-. north of the capital of Usumbura, Tha North I alt fatt of (loiurnmunt l*ol I. ire. gium the -seven-; Thc Watulsis. ,he la|icn filce gS UISI Congo VVllq-# between ..... ___ tlon IT, Township 21 foot-till Watutsi warriors and the ' Pniith. Itanga SO V.aat. Bahutu tribesmen they have kept , TAkK NOT If'K that a suit has virtual renorti from from sprarmcn and bowman laft in ba«n virtual tlav#»rv. slavery, reports agalnat you in tha Rut the average-siie Ha- Circuit fllad Africa ro*irt for tha Ninth Judl* the area said today. the uuiua who win# have »»«*«. done uwux > ••• Wa. . . , C|4| circuit of th# mats of Flor* hulus The fighting is in the Belgian (Utils' work as serfs, now number |l,u. In and fur rt.nilnol* fnunty. trusteeship territory of Ruanda- about four million and outnumber ! *■»•*#!« i i i b b .sp. o c.imtKi.UKlt1 nr. j »t i« ti<* risii.tirr mi Urundi in East Central Africa, HOW AIII) I.KMON*. ,t *1, ar, l>«governed by Belgium at part of their masters IS to 1. Reports reaching Hrussela said fendanta Tha natura of this suit th* Congo. The reports said 40 Bahutu political 'radcr Augustin ia a suit to qulat tltla nn tha abots daarrlbed real aatata .Sacyugo wss killed in a clash In KACII OF YOU IM MKQriltr.D to the town of N'yanza, about 90 flla your ananar and wrlttan do* fenaea to tha Complaint with tha mile* north of Usumbura. He had Clark of tha Circuit Court of Anu:Nri«rHM>T row Hint called a meeting of the Bahutus 3amtnn1a County, Florida, In this Th# Hoard of I'ubllo Instruction £ fo r Mumtnntg i.'ntii'r, Florida, will when they were attacked by the prncaeding and to aarva a copy tharaof upon tha Plaintiffs at­ r*c«t8« btda for th« furniitilng of rival tribe. nhfoa rarnea and ad* all labor, mat*rlal». rqulpmtnt ami Other outbreaks were reported, torney*, drauuea ara haralnafter eat forth, aariricaa r#uulr«<t for tha conatruc* tlon of MS) Addltlona to tha and the European-officered colon-' aa required by Uw, not latar than Oviad » U hitai School. Kum'nolt ial army sent out armed patrols the |fth dar of Nov., I9SD. I’ounty, Florida ■o*l 1>J* Addltlong in sn effort to quell the blood- j W1TNF.MM mv hand and tha offi­ cial laal of »ald Court In Nanta tha t»vi#xJo N««ro FUmanrary Prhnitl, Famlnnl* County, Florida; shed. The work was hampered by I' ford. Keminola County, Florida, th# 4.000 to J.O O O foot peaks dot ' thia llth day of Uctobar, A. D. ronalutlnc of i « o t2) cafrtorlum», two 121 ■dmlRluiri' lva atiltaa, tan ting the plateau country. IK». O I* HERNDON c tw* clatarooma. onu (1 1 library, Clark of Circuit Court toilet*, atorags*. a:c.; ami mmt .lly: Martha T VibUn D. C. ranovatlon work to ^hlatlnc build* HOWLAND AND l*KTItt'MK A Inga, until 1 •*»> p mi., Novumbtr That Cang O f Mine 12 Kaai Itoblnaon A»anua 1IM. at tha S ho«»| Adminlatra* HARTFORD. Conn. (LTD — Orlando. Florida lion ItulMlna, Commarclal Ava* Quentin Nipper, 17 was sent to IImKKI.I T* AND BOCRtoAND Sanford. Florida, at which nua t im and plar« lb# bltla will ba Cheshire Reformatory after his 227 Nortn Main Mtraal Orlando Florida publicly optnad and trad aloud. Th« contract ilocumanta art In mother loM a judge "he's looking Atlorne/a for Plaintiff ta«> atparaia »*•■*. otio for ra< h of forward to going there berause tBKAl.t Fuhllah 4 Ttmaa tha ahnvr rafar#m#«l projarta. his friends arc there.'' Drawmga and aparlflcatlona may ba obralnad f »r IMlTII flUMECT* Happiness Through Health hr dapoaltlng «I"doo with tha JLrrhltart. J»»hn t Il'irton VI, Csir* rar First Sirr*t mil -Mallianvilla (By 1)R. F. LKO KKRWIN) Avrnua, Sanford, Florida, for tha first aata of do* iimtnta oi.ta na l Burn dapnai* will l»a r#fiinla<1 In ffc^full to aarii part *a who raturnt tha lorumania in b» o*I ronditlon with* in Ian days aftrr tha bid npsnlng; %not ail brlowr. Ad* with #tc*p‘ First #ee that th# condition j ijr oblalnad at One o f the most cuntributorn dlt tonal I f i for tha luii pro* to « pleasunt disposition and nf nerve impulses is normal th* coat half rafiimtabla. its natural com itant, a pleasJ#iia. which mt mi in ................ « •*•*-"*• Second breath deep and take U fieri! Contra •»ra aacurlnff docu* manta and not •uLmlUln* propuaa I ing P€ri*ona'iD’* ‘s a ea 1 •' bending exercises Dial press 1 ont* half tha da* gall bladder. The number o f •h»u h* ra * poult upon ratu n of documoiitt in people with sour faces and # Hnt* *t<uceze l ile *fa" hladdet , fowl condition disposition that and liv er. They were mount A rssrtlfiad «*' ik nr bank draff. piyabla to tb# Iluird of I'ubllo repels, w h i c h to be kept active and pliable! S«minn!a County, Iniiructlon ,0%•<nm#nt Ronda, Florilu i 9 comes from a by such exercise. Third, eat i toil iiund uiuou* a ua' afa bad gall bladder, the right kind o f food, •d by lha biddar iml aeraptabta urailu* In an am •mt aqual to is said by author- [»y far the most important is Iua p*r cw it of th j k t anall ba bid ities to be jarge. 1ce (bat the nerve intpul-j lUhmltf id ’ nth Th» iti'Ctfaful bjtl'lur will hg r«* Although it is ,,eJ| are f re#, an(j unobstruct-! qutrwl l.s f irniuit »n>t pay for said that about P)j. A spinal analysis will de•ati«fj«*tury parformant# am! pay. U#nf bond or bomlu , , ,h, Uel —— one person in termine this promptly. Con-1 Attuntion t§ ««'.!••< to tha fact -h» mtum im every ten or fifteen has gait aun your Chiropractor for, that not Im * ■tt forth i stones, the number that suf* directions as how to maintain i ■a!«rl*« •n I ut bo *..... paldi In lb# jUpvin fer from direct symptoms a healthy gall bladder. • on Ihoc* i Tha lloai4 . ........ - - of I'ubllc Inutraciton |when the stoners become ob- ^ re y0U a Chiroparcttc case? ^ ••, / <7 H A M Sliced Canadian Senator Longer Dies A t 73 Three scouts from Cuh Scout Park 343 were presented with awards at the park's monthly mreting held recently. Patrick Heller was awarded a gold pin. Michael I^iesrher receiv­ ed a wolf badge and Jamea Leon­ ard received a bobcat pin. A Halloween skit was also pre­ sented at the meeting held at Ail Souls Church. TALM ADnr r HALF er WHOLE HAM f Three Cub Scouts Honored A t Meet 1/ Wt* aiust toes muss#* TALMADGE COUNTRY < CURED ,h-*..•r r mtr,br CO-t* o> sc _ » t k tro - fctts N et O f TV Quiz Skow Format P e w tfl* ONLY lt I 4 “ • EVERYTHING I :U HAM BAC0N39 4 -L b s . Tribesmen Clash In Belgium Congo A * Lo « A t FEATTRE; 1;1U HOLLY-WOOD (UPI) - Funeral, services will be held Tuesday for English-born actor Victor McLagBy FRED DANZK* IJTA and the Society for the Pr«- len who moved to filmland U years NEW YORK (L’ Pl) — As the vefltion of TV Rigging. 1 even ago and won a lasting placa in quiz scandals deepen, the TV in, .. n , , , . . movie history. Th* <-foot, 3-inch 230-pounder duslry is anziou* to prove it ha. p,,,ed the fin« efn“ l «*‘ l •nd re* the ability to purge Itself. j ■ liceme. Three years lat- died at the age of 72 Saturday in I Asiuming the cleansing takei.er, after my staff was investigat- bis ocesnfront home at Newport 1 plice, let s look ahead many ed and llcenied, 1 was able to Beach, Calif. Death was attributed to congestive heart failure. years, for the fun of it, and won­ put an ad in the paper for quiz Services will be held in the der if the following scene will show contestants. Church of the Recessional at For­ ever take place: est Lawn Mortuary in nearby S. Any replies? JThe scene: A senator's office in Glendale with interment follow­ L. Millions of 'em. I gue«t they ashington. An honest TV proing in-the Coiumoarium of Ever­ ducer, Lincoln Diogenes, is speak­ remember those good old days. lasting Light. ing: The trouble ■ is, each applicant is• i inc irouuic ■» van* bFi',,v».'* • ----------------------------and 1 need your help, sir. , • mtke delI> The>.'re L ta get my new quiz show on the 9 • . , . air. Y'ou know that many years demanding minimum guarantees. ago, a quiz scandal rocked the nsThey promise kickbacks. They lion. The shows were rigged uffer bribes. They want to write WASHINGTON ( UI’l l —Funer­ *nd * . ! * . . . . the questions. If 1 did one show al arrangements were being com­ 8. ^es, I know all that. Studied ... .. . . ,.. . . . . It in law school . . The honest quiz w,lh ,he,e * "• « * «* ", 1«» »>e in the pleted today for Sen. William Akow law was passed and now TV rl'nk l»efoie the last commercial. I.anger (K-N. D.I, a political mav­ erick who riieil in his sleep Satur­ Wsingsa is as clean as — as a S. I see. Rut what ran I do? day night of a heart attack. bound's tooth. |„ Amend that honest quiz law. Aides of the colorful 73-year-oid L. Clean. Really clean. Well, 1 The section that disqualifies cer- senator met with Senate olficials feel th# time has come to bring tain people from participating on to work out the final arrange-1 bark the big money quiz. I have the show ahould be changed so ments. They said the funeral a format ready to go, based on that they can appear. Otherwise services and burial would be in the old tard game railed *"-'t” . . we ll never get a completely hon- Casselton, N. D-, probably "to­ 8. Then what's the problem? est. above-board quiz on TV. ward the end of the week.” It’s that honest quiz law sir. S. Who are the people who are His death left the political line- I When I decided to become a TV now ineligible? . up of the Senate at AS Democrat* producer, I sweated out a one- ^ I„ rersona employed by the and 3t Republicans. However, i||Bliii 14 by uj the llic net-1 »i*l* producer, y l xeviinti t the wig in s« u* w« the sii* ■*•*••»ar investigation network, adver- IGOP Gov. John K. Davis of North FCC, the FBI, the I tiring agency and the sponsor. Dakota was expected to name a orkt, j Republican to succeed langcr. H F A 2 -4 4 5 1 H ild a SWIM rREMIUM CANNED Slated Tuesday 54 Y E A R S * SANITARY DISHWASHER Conw ole* F B O V t Fa J I M ADMISSION but k lD D lC S IA D L R i X - I R L i TO M TE 4 T IL S l l M l AND ItiU Strypifzc Gas last and owt o! end • CLEASi wfiar » » t*r ns flighpgr n * ; » : w fn J 'J N G l «L’ FT; — Birtine-*# 312 E l i t S t O V ER WHAT LOVELY HANDS NOW... Tm L s»i Maine * Inland ri-be-w* *nc Lame Iienartment •ererrt? is su*c ttu* Lat o' *ey n>muros“ of E S T A B L IS H E D j Legal Notice W estinghouse T ra ffic Tickets Are His Hobby v r w vrip.i ki-Uipaix bat Here's Look Into Future McLaglen Rites G e n e ra l In ia rtn e e s in c e I e c i t i £3 Mon., S o r . t , 1989— P a ge 8 HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — John W. Quick, was acquitted on' a speeding charge. W A LLS! Cunimunad trwup. auv ucxupj Lungyu ic it* w .ic Vur.brs*. r runner Agency otic *un* ortoi ix tut Laos*.* rogior. Be sne Bra. U iiist Mki.w stiaL ■Lnaai'* I up* ts riuae 11 a -jtiargc od arrangraen'4 liten i»»W fcndra La* \xk s, fctu c •*. RabJurd. o #o* BARE C«*E> I 2 :i l N S iD f Vrralfe H . James Gut Agency Bra Everything Must Go! We're Selling Out To The CHICAGO rCH i _ For Ibe lore: ta w it onr-id aerie* Ptatnry. A sourae cioo* u ft* canine: •sic Ttuaayv# bac ouL.ned o*lense. uirng tt* imrtir- Tbiaay'a • si itudrurted 1* lost <igomu< ortioii u. amy Xartbrr ummunist acvaiu-ao nut oal l* brgn ary ot ie naive. Traacway aac Troej T-eattw*; la a new noia u kac v r..n» in J ;bur ca u g n m Mrx Junr us? inetesa r*je tet si a *tr» L« Mrs Lsrwti* CaapneLMia* a! tt* inter Cbmete Araa*. .a M Treadway aot Mrs vr»> Rartiors rtuntl*1 two bruuiars .s in n od indiaa tcotun.sibi.ir? Jut * roan sue Louury m m siaiars ftw r iost tw . Si ic tbe Lacsul B n ZitiL? Adami Mr Lu:? rremt. Xme in d iaa vert oiuet Tbe nu« sum c oat 'a matte? nun;parry snx Mrs Jars Mar Oar a? t d deiperanom bed fe d aoriier uatp( 2 * club caredaker a n bold'Tg guns oc brr t>s>^L M r s . R in g D ie s She mh p Baaed pobre wt* * . as a atuaxL Ht gut s*a y it i d daruneaa. was flusbad oe foot and m ad and b a p y d Aa m e is <k$ In P e n n s y lv a n ia F uncra’ semrei *rre d i e tasay wounded, mr. dtsoppaamd agorn. d s aboii**. x Wod con ier?. Fa. lor B ra Ai rr.s fcr.g Jnrtner Lake B a r? u s e oeut srbt died tt»rr* la x Thursday STOCK L IQ U ID A T IO N u Xehrx n *“* »'"• laaiai ! » u s ift is y is lc D > c i s * I* »*tucc d saic luilia lu ce rsu isi .*uop id ciaitung wxtx Q upcs* r * tor dpcatir* n tt* ibuf cisssir u « u s H rti t£ it * dispute wa» w ZZ.'!” Can s"*i **»tuut '***” ’* Came*" betwet-i me L« Angeiei liuoger* a. tb- m i -n e t ai me one '■'bir-sgi. Unite Rut tor muamg mba-pty wurnec .Venn, caiwc at terrr.nr? " Comia am crretiry micwgtr. n a g ud kuiigua Foaa ** Cbui laid V etrx that India * Pis timer cob.bri ae A COF 1' o no* out or bounm emm u im contno*. sou latcai ni'ie ox ibe nurdc; d epute Force aeiptuiuox h*w s*a -■■ ■ — ir - e o x i *o t utm ost w Pot a e»tM n u n bunesj me rw irea e’y PunaJu' la ft* frxudty V A t ausoag -eurtrtm. larw ect ft* :wr -out. a airm ail a-ie* " m A •*.uaae Tt* r*ipjtg uo* apporeniiy N 0» hHOWLHG m haLeeed than w *n m i ar tb n e ethers m tbe gazg. ; Oae pefcce s ffe e r, L t B e ■man. wee ia je n d hp fiyag glam wham a Ballet Shetland » . stidew . Fshm he b en d aama a tbs gaamea A the clot % * w ended. Bat d r y m u J*j fas ad A Bleed 5e A e clo bdsess. Tbe heale saaned after a bands# anemptad ta farm ear*. taker Jtk t BcDa&oid to over -J* eistO od* safe. B cO m ox and t . ' wd* In* ia a am al h -^ n aim t i tbt tbfc. B n MtZHmaid haart a tema K N i aar.y w cay A >m » m e Urn w ind**. Ibe m e a gresy #anferft Slow Down And Live! piaam ware ■arc* d Mr. Treadway Dies In Hospital ic ta n V :r* aonc.it! i d moved u Xompniury St* is ib t o V by twx cat.gr> trn Br* Cara Hr** ant B n Aim# B ttcdll and twt sobs Bill and Free, all cd Bonirtmienr. icret tr-uinr'i. C * Sjirtiunc Lak* Bar? Flr.'d Syntumr.. Com merex. OkU ant .Adopt Sjobiotr. Arcadia., and : » i t x n . B n Jotu. Lea'ei. Laki Bar?, aad B n Tma FoILgat Orianax a»aad m • te * visum tmerrir* t t* would seer it* Pa*-estmf promise d made Fia. t u n » ssrappec abuts with t d hut* l . »c IIml**« usiL tSL. whet tire X r.cn et »a s m u n v ic — a ga t« V a .’ t - c s U n barrt* rodse 'J tB M .'ts !1 a fb lf dabbourn aad abet H out vt-b y U » today but a i ad the* ahpped away bate* police naked tbe puUdag. A bag* dragnet was apeead a a ev*r aotr.hmr. fc . F»taraburg and cfftcers a a ay readblacka anaad a S tt B-asuar* mCe a n a . About Tt vdfiren w d bad M o-em dr ape C m i? b e." ba ruaaad t d at*-«tory brxk buiidsait •! it oiway* ao* u oecj. a :ng at oawr. T d ? aaairbad tb* ratro.mg buiidsg aac Jauad aoas prxuxuse " A bairve id Lake Bar? Ht d t an.xdr Pas op t d Jv “Id ea l » at tom m d m Keep aer; Cborma Edward Ttrbtot and .77 ■~~~ lad April A A e walbm r m amt m utg^x wfcn* ptibbr mfcaoli wfciu by BwUr> hue? Kobnn* boU V-1 ~ “ *rr* •** Be T p iiet in* £ erasuna. oc ham B ill i Frraiocn: William Va- maaste* arjn*< lore* Be a Foul yoortix m r l a n n The 5osrtb d m * bad prrvauac atX t d sir*. A r A id A Srw T o ri t d rua- Breere Baity your dir&bam ta, was a iB-yeor-eid bey. ad 2tm or gran a b » s aar® ts*id bad no: dragged on t d m « B yeeparad tar a long at Fraaer. Com., and am aaom iev* would fc»v» d o r X TK .wr tz dkAe ta pawn hs pom*. n — <» loaders said tbcu mes>t o n w s t l sa b this wees at the B o p v y i jotcr. propuaa ta add it M orin .il. tiam aD e. w ill fcprptLt aa a d u et w h en th e S te to o n G iee Out* ap p ear* a s t fe a t u r e o f th e co n ce rt t e n e t a t the C rric C en ter N n v . 1 8 . A n o th e r h ig h lig h t o f th e a erie* t i l l be th e dance tro o p o f J o te G re co an d h it S p ar, tab dan cer*. T ick e ts fu r th e co n ce rt can be tecu ra d a t th e .S a sfa rd -Iie B a rr E n te r-a in m e n t A sso cia tio n o ffic e ox F aw t a t. on e P ark A r e . frd AflfWHf V . V . Bxaort. plate mara«er. baryamrag calks were SIX GOES Judy Eckert, ooprtxtu. and Jim im the r r * ar to* rnuaT? eceep: a ASHIVCrrCA ITI> - Labor ctoutfj pairbrs mar t d *tianur Srcrour? James F Itu c d !. rorbet d a m and & n t d Dtair.t i redes it s : be m<? b * 't u> eat * » pan# W t d upper 0am Tai tus Pa: next mac'.t a# d pram ^T Temperaiures » r r ta reman. iare £ uaemplc; aient n a n abort Cm tare* millioc w*ec*°^ to* w a tttd bureau atm. Bu. d ta x Sunday d wdusc wttfc t d taiy a a rm u i s leaner areas w t d piarc* aac Otu« iixs ta mare t d sat » nr usnx Vehay aaC Worn Texas tnrasigc and g.anatrincr. at|oua:an m Um *i m tSspuu aturt Sat stbec A le d m a . * eah m ndure lau roafi *oraer» no: aaly a mat m daegy w «d »J m «lc Jet as *can «r»c but alac. a ante plates not eiaw as mdd ae m Safe Crackers Billie Police rvn X R S m Eating Promise Over Race 'Hate Signs tuuat « n e i jo t « l-W 1 f ff r P ao h u R Cham ps Ram-Soaked Florida Faced Near Drought Few Months Ago *- V *V r ) am siri I Appl* 4 Quart Bottlo ■1 OK,**? JESSE JEWELL, Beef, Chicken, Turkey Limit one with a $ 5 .0 0 or more Food Order. ^ . t- aV'-'-fiL*r t. vS. M EA T PIES Low Prices Top Value Stamps Oven Baked B & M BAKED BEANS 2 8 -cx. Jar n J .J 13 ox. Jar r )A ( Z U TENDERLEAF TEA Q C ! O D 48 Ct Pkg TEA BAGS Go. Maid Sweet Mi* Dill Stix PICKLES 2 9 ^ 3V Tuna Fish Extra Fine Quality ii-L b Pkg. Georgia Maid 16-ox. 65‘ 00 CHICKEN OF THE SEA Whit# Meat No. Vx Can 43‘ Bite Size No. VS Can 33‘ COM STOCK PIE FLUNG Cherry B'berry &.* 35< 49* Peach £.’ 35* Mince iL 1 39* St'berry £.* 47* �---------- --- .. •■" * Editorials — - < & • '& / ! —- ache*. t 'r ’ r tempers. Heart at­ bt r u n n x tzE * Wa s h in g t o n i u p d r * « tacks. What we seed every dav is s s d e it a hfeUme practice aat to a Cee-misotf jog* break. Only K m c* M m l i t floor is public please. Hiss ladra Implored, don’t sVmgr.de a girt whose same I call it that. t e l bs*. ’ Say relaxation break.” she lugBat sV tt I n to be ■ f.rst tins* Zested. ’’ Otherwise tome people I suppose. aad the soft spoken will Laugh." gray-haired lady ia charge seemed "This is the lotus position.” said Mias In in , a 40-year-old Russianpretty sure this was the b a t . Every tired hooded American hern American whose same means explained l a i n Deri, swirling ter tun reddest and is ore the as­ Mae silkaa tan gently around feet.1sumed years ago In India. “ It it aost lean to lie down oa Use job the classic posture for meditation." W e’re all teaae. ibe *aid. We are Meditation. I was relieve to nertoos. We have colds. Back learn, is attained only at the more Fine Officials Two very fine county officials have given up their posts after long periods o f public service. The endless work never got them down, but recent flU n ttirs h are brought on the retirement of Circuit Court Clerk 0 . P. Herndon and Deputy Clerk E. L. Burdick. Friday was their last day in the courthouse and they deancd their desks o f work as in any other d ar. Mr. Hern­ don has been on the job as clerk since 1935 and had served in other publie capacities. Mr. Burdick worked in the clerk’s office since 1926. Net many people stay on the same jobs that long and very few render the unfailingly faithful service that these two men did. Mr. Herndon said he “ will just take it easy and perhaps do a little work around the house.” Mr. Burdick reckoned M how he will visit his children and ' maybe do a little fish- Modern Peter Pan They will-be missed In the public service, but certainly doaerre their n e t • • It’s Progress That Really Counts Merle Warner lost the city commission race, but he said ■omething the night before the balloting which is important “ Well, it doesn’t really matter a whole lot which Indivi­ duals sit on the commission as long as the progress we’ve etarted keepe going.” he said. “ The city has a strong administrative setup and if it continues the future cannot help but take care o f itself. I may lose the election, but I'm proud o f having been on the commission while s lot o f progress has been made.” That should be the goal o f all public servants and politicians. • • • Secure For Sure? B y G O R D O N J. T O L L When many people think o f securities— the first thing that pop* into their minds is usually American Telephone & Telegraph. We hear comments about it on street corners, bridge circles, barber shops, brokerage houses and In magatine*. In a recent issue of Forbes magazine J. Donald Good­ win comments on it. *’If ever there was a growth eompany, it is A. T. L T. Indeed, recently sn important financial service called atten­ tion to the fett that, during the last 10 year*, the percentage gain in Telephone’s’ profits w «s substantially ahead o f that shown by many leading companies. Earnings this year are expected to be around |5 per share vs. 14.67 in 1953. Earn­ ings should Increase further during the years ahead and, I believe, another increase in the dividend will be forthcom­ ing.’’ There will be many happy people if and when Mr. Good­ win’s prediction becomes a reality. DAILY CRO SSW O RD ACflOM 3 Fart ef 1. Bar.f 3. Bridge 9. The backbone 10. Theme 12. Suggests 11 Clow to «P<wt) U Valuable roclt 15 N.mfcl# 17. Gsnnaaftm ttyra.) I t Hebrew letter It. Terrible 30.Deg**foot 21. T V * Mr. ] football tram WiBiamz 22 Okiaho- 3. Eeur.s* rr.a city 4. Seapc; 72. Fidgets ef Sicily I. Gaia sveled ; 3. Snail hors* 23 r i a o u 7. Copy 3 New York Dutch scholar wraterfalla 29 Arrow* 3. M--.cs 30. Scolds Tssteedat’s 4**vs* lL Embroidery v»b*rr.cntly 34. Vails* yarn 31 Fcneer'a 34 U r g i ll.Bcr.us 19. — •ranch 20. Abysses raord 31 Gull-Lite bird aftaki 31. Prescription term • 1 21. Cloth measure tm 31 Ireland 21 Essential 1 t 37. nawrer I t Firmament 29. Setegtww 3T >1 7 % % * 1 % SI Compass potr.t (abbr.) % i* *7 u n % n it of the United State* and Europe put together. Aloeg this 2.4*2 mile Eight there is bet one ebeek on th» w*a. ther. That's a weather »hip aitting midway, the U-S.5. Peterson. a destroyer escort with 230 men aboard S * site mere, months at a time ia those rough icy wa­ ter* keeping a lonely eye oe the weather for the New Zealand Ant­ arctica flights. Look down ther* and you sea 20-to-JO-foot wive* smashing into swirling whitacaps. and you quiet­ ly rehearse what Navy Lt. Darold Reckling, the pilot of thi* plane, showed you hack at Christ­ church. Lt. Reckling, whose borne town la Lincoln. Nebr.. demons'rated the “ poopy soit.” which la nothing more than as airtight rubber bag. In case we ditch, be said, put it oo and it'll keep your clothe* dry. it least. WASHINGTON (L’PI) The Bo’ Adm Ge-*rg* P«<*V. who Wan# House say* President Eis­ beaded the Antarctic program last enhower did not play go!f in year, oece estimated that a pecFrance during the 1*44 Battle of soe could live m that water for the Bulge. only 19 minute*. With a poopy Nwsi reports about the recto: suit oe. it would H. or.e hour. Bat. ly pobiiihed memoirs of Viscount as be put it. “ Why prolong HI" Alanbrookf, chief of the British Year-round, the temperature of genera! staff In IJH, had given water it 77 to 29 degrees such an impression. | But now. it's hack to ChristOne passage in the hook said •rturca. For a day. two day*, that ElaenJyveer was “ on the goi? maybe three. At least it's pleastart slipped to jn b*lA*—aad links at Bheims. entirely de­ ant in New Zealand. Spring's Ms nubility dropped to nearly tero. tached and taking practically no the air. Biotsotnt load the tree*. I went forward and asked Mar­ part in running the war.” Summer’ * on the way. ine M-Sgt. Billy Baker, naviga­ White House Press Secretary The folk* there tr*»t American* tor. whose bom* town is Lexlag- James C. Hagrrty said Hnrsday. kindly Their only complaint is ton. Term . what would have hap­ how*>*r. that “ somebody is ex- that American* insist on tipping. pened had w* already rrossed agg-ratiag this ” We're spoiling R for the atuvwa. that “ point ” He looked at me “ From the time Allied troops they say. They're never praetle »# !f to say. “ What do you think.” landed In Europe until the war ed the custom and everybody was w ii over in Europe, the Presi­ ’ happy. dent didn't even hav* a golf club So. we'll be sweating a eat Dos: Replica in his hand or piiy at a golf Down Under, waiting . . LONDON (UP1) - Lady Mun- court*.” Ha;*rty said. ningi had a blanket pass from Other Whit* House aides point hue eoCertnrt today for her dog ed out F..»»nhow*r had heedquarwhich ah* bat carried everywhere y O C U . tert at a golf Hub outside Rheims for year*. She had been ordered tor a time The course was not off buses and challenged by col­ playable. ho«e-.er. because of the lectors because of her Pekingese mud and the fact that much of Black Knight. Mott by now have paci ge the course was covered by a mil­ come to recognise the dog Lady itary eamp. Munmnga tim e s ia a rubber Hagerr said that before the replica of her famou pet—no Normandy invasion, Eisenhower charge, no trouble. •as quartered outside Loodoo, again on a converted golf eorrse. A government survey found that Hagerty said a lew hv.ee were (he a rerag* cost of having a baby left “ ms a decrepi . . ragged conbs gb* V . t. la 3S34: for compli­ ditaoo ’ and the president played cated deliveries, it's 5419; and for on them oceasionaily for txerCaesarean*. 11*1. i ns* I Memoirs Claim Ike Played Golf During Big Baffle “ GOLDEN. Cole fUPI) - Bar­ bara Ana Malpass of Albany. •V V . i m impersonated a 14year-old boy for six months and police, is three tates. re­ laxed ia a skirt and ayloes today. but fretted about her crew rut. The S year-old fast talker slid her tBpesture ‘ he rss lix -sooth* ago when she left New York to “ lee the west “ I was scared to death.” Bar­ bara Ana said, .every time she *•» confronted by police. But they aever caught or She saeaked sponge baths dur­ ing her JT-day start ,c the Jeffer aon Courty Jail at Golden. Once she picked a fight to keep from having to share a cell with a boy. “ It just g x roiling along asd I eoulda t stop it." Barbara .Ann laid, tagging her ikirt over her knees. The 3-foot. 9-taeh Iasi bad her close en-pped hair hidden be­ neath a leirf. but her stockings revealed rery femimae legs She trimmed her brown wavy hair info a duck tail when she set out from .Albany oe a hitch hike adventure through 23 states She admitted she stole storey n Gol­ den in July, and sooo after was arrested at Anderson. led . for hitching rides. She slept in three different jails, but each time convinced po­ lice ah* was Char'.ci Richard Wil­ liams. II. a Shoshone. Wyo or­ phaned runaway. Though she weighs 129 pounds ber losseiy clothed figure fooled kven Sheriff Art Wermuth of Golden, the L*. S Manxes' or,* man army” oc Baum and a Medal of Honor w-.nser She had to talk her head of! to keep well • wuber* oo Wcrmath'* staff from sending her to Boys Town. Neb. “ I'm glad«it s over with.” Bar­ bara Ana said. “ I m happy to be myself again.” So good was her irapersoca'jon of a boy. Deputy Shertf? Sam Teague made her get a crew cut. “ He said he didn't want me looking like a young hoodlum with a duck tail hair rut.” Bar­ bara Ann said. Only a wisp of bang showed benea’h her icarf. .After 37 days in the Jefferson County Jail. Barbara Acs was permitted to move in with Depu­ ty Teigu* and his w„'« in Sep ten ber. The Teagues doubted her multi­ SURPRISE A m y/z P ifi 4 1 r Equipment i Monday, November 9. 1959 4 l t e » a re l o w . b iii* , * .* nhh B ' With eaaeaer nanw CWHatat** PAST f f lV K f CONVINIKNT T1HMS ■■4W SB* a n •* •4 SB* Cat t m eawnbllewstaa mi all save *s ia* r**, o 1 a w n x straw whSfk • * * 1111*4 B *tan4 -SIM M S. to* >r»—OX y>m ir OffW# H n n i Oslly % • S* FH. •v Baa 3 Haw ska IIIJS X T* « a i pnavWasfcai all sail aoi a ■•oik a ■•ask *F A « l « S *1 an • ■ ■ I 401 W«»t C*"trol Avenua r£. l ..- n ,.,.l.. T#l GA-da-3-44»3 1243 Ion Colaeiol Drive....... i ,., ,.. ... .r .T | ' q a,^.. 5-36*2 M a fort M r Mi Ws4aas4er I Jaf.rtif 9-12 “ SarMOrfy Adwiral Sia—K* C**a*>al.*„ LOAS49 H A M TO M R 94W TI 0 9 A U N M S IT TOWkis Howard C. Long 247 E. COMMERCLAL ST. FA 3-2431 homes, individually VA Financing — *450 D O W N AT 20th A FRENCH Good Shoes mean good posture fo r your child. Monthly UKE Paym ents RENT! Qv b ii’a “ Where Quality la High** Than P rW ’ DRIVE OUT T O D A Y ! SUoem aheb 421 N*et*i Oraeg* | f t * e » * * T#i Qa-d*- 4.3^04 lit a T<•an I, Hit $ • JJ fron now n in Xnec SYSTEMS Fairbanks • Mors* Pump* Repair* To All Make* JUST 1.9 MTI.ES WEST OF TUB TRAFFIC LIGHT O N ) SPRINKLER All Kitchens fully equipped. C O R P O H A T and With FHA Financing — As Little A s Unas up O .A .C .iF IN A N C E 111Was*F.rtrI'rm n............. T*t fa <3. 3.370 HOMES and Surface Unit In Many Homes \\ •«a*WVV M For N O TH IN G DOW N Bnllt-iH Oven .,, c,c*Laa raiaia cits m i m NOT RESPONSIBLE, T will aot be reepoasfble for say debts iacnrred by Mrs. Wtl. 11aa L. Day or aay one eUe other lhaa myself. Mr. Witliam L. Day styled and color coordinated — In a quiet, lovely neighborhood. a j a v t * *• t n a i v o . a«..rti*i*a a . . . , * , M hath i •INIRAlttEHCTXIC 1 CAMERA SHOP 319 B. Park A t*. PARK ky 1 W IE B O L D T S MAYHEM. Miss. tl'P It — The p v t ->lfice cere is appropriately *-d clfielally ea'.led the “ Bee Post Office.” PolmUtresi Maude Marti* got permission to switch the same to Bee becau*e about 99 per cent of the post office’ s bu«ines* 1* the 73.000 pounds of honey bee* mall, ed to customers each year by Mayhew'* chief industry, Stover Apiaries. Quality built R and 4 bedroom. 1 k Kitchen YA SELECT AND LAY AWAY CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW AT Bee Post Office Meons Just That IS IV advanced Hag** e? yog*. At! Miss Indri was hoping to sell os. at :-t atari, was relaxation, a more bail* manifestation of this ancient art “ So now let us lie down." i>t j suggested. * Four reporter*, three na> a-,4 one female. dutifuDy laid a life pencil* and pads. “ Pretend you are a droop.ng, long-stemmed water lily.” is way Miss Indra put ft. “ »sd Cow. ly sink to the floor.” I sank—collapsed Is a better word — onto the green patterned rug in the Statler-Hilton's South American room, and pulled off g iboes as directed. w “ Close your eye*.” soothed Mm indri. as I lunged gracefully for a small container of equiml that had fallen out of my pocket "Relax. Breathe deeply. Think of your toe*. Withdraw all activity from them , . . Now your feet. Then your legs . . .relax your »hou!d*r». your arm*. Now your fingertips. Drip y»ir chin. Relax your face. "Envuion a cloud, a white, s " cloud. Drifting acres* the blue sky. Imagine that you are th« cloud. You feel so at peace FI-itlng. Gliding along in the sky. There’* a green valley below forest. A like, in which you set your reflection. How plessar.t be a eloud in the »ky.” “ Now dismiss all thought from your mind. You are sinking into nothingness. You are relaxed 1 didn't know how relaxed uW til she said get up. fiv« minute* later. I neglected even to get tie name of that nice young lair from the Washington Post who was doing ber bit for yoga beside me. Miss Indra — some people call bar Min Devi but she said thi's like saying Mias Miss — lives :i Hollywood with her doctor k.<. band. Sbe Is here for free lectur-i on yoga. She also has a hook is sell on the subject. I must hi e been relaxing when she mer.tio-M its title. “ Homes BuUt W ith Pride*’ m If plying fabrication* about * Wyo­ ming orphange background. But Barbara Ann stuck out her mas­ querade. and even got a min’* job. laying esrpe* . ' She kept her tongue going *o fast w« didn't know what to be-. Iieve.” Mrs Teague said. “ Lookmg back we ran see some of her habit* were very ’emimne. But at the time w* didn't suspect a thing.'’ Teague came upon a letter Bar­ bara had written to her parent*, which gave Barbara Ann away. “ My parents live in a small town and all of thi* will hurt them.” the girl said. "They were dumbfounded when they learned about foil impersonation.” ’ oderahenff Lew Hawley said he asked the parents, to wire p'.sne far* so Barbara Ann could return home. “ But the parents fold us to let bar take ber medicine.” Hawley »*id. “ Tbey refused eu«fody.” Barbara Ann wants to go to college or art school, and become * book illustrator. Sbe has done number* of sketebci for member* of the saertfTi staff. “ She's a talceted artist, very intelligent, and. we thick, possi­ bly with some psychiatric help, that ahe will turn out all right,” Wermuth and. Wermuth sent ner fingerprint* off to the FBI in Washington, but beard nothing about them. She impressed everyoo* a* so sincere and redeemable, no charge* were Lied, though she admitted taking 373 in a house burglary with a boy she met. Finally Wermuth let his prisooer move tn with the Saa Teigues. She ha* no immediate plan to go elsewhere. And Wer­ muth' * wnoie stiff ts disposed to help ber live down her Peter Pan escaped*. ^ 4 1 w There was one alternative, a small field backed up against the mountains at Cape Hallett. VA miles away, but that was fast closing in.’ too. Thu episode shows up the pen.i and pitfall* the stlll-mysurious continent keeps hidden under b«r vise veil of whit*. Weather fore­ casting is ttHl a wild guessing game. The reason: there are scarcely a hal.'dosen weather station* in Antarctica, as are* Use Va DOWN LZngUh county T It % St Hiatus S i live coal 37. Frauds S3 Fishing or tennis 49. Join 41 Converts into leather 41 Wrakcaa 1 / ft to. M a t-s e ta 31 Scotch ca y 7” T " A & “ 2* W ary (hsr. OZCrJOU n Assignment Washington By ED KOTEEBA (Editor'* now: Ed Koterb* is ia the first party of new inver beading into the Antarctic to report the start of tfct new polar scientific year.) The decision was made. And from the Ice continent, the vciec o* the radio commanded: ' Turn back.” Slowly, the plan* mad* a wide eirtle and headed north. W# were 2H hours from the .Antarctic Circle and six hour* from the ice-eaka landing field m Ant­ arctica. But now we ire return­ ing to New Zealand, beaten oece again by the vicious weather of the Antarctic. At that w* are lucky. In an­ other three hour* the Nary Super Constellation would have reached the point of “ no return” . We would hire to V-ep going, for there woald not have been ruffitied fuel to turn back. beat had nappeneu was tne weather dosed in oe Me Mardo Sound—led fait. A biiuard bi*w up with Iittlo warning. It swept icro«« the Root Sea and across the small clearing of? the Naval base at MeMurdo, 440 miles from the pole. Winds of 43 knots rrept up loot* snow and shoveled it bornonta]. ly acro-1 the bate — the temper- i Yoga Break Recommended For Nerves ACHILLES UP TO DATE County Loses Two • ■ Construction Company Inc. FA 2-3101 F A I-T49I 111 W. 21th SC 1 �J s*$ - ■ . Nuptial Plans Told Wfr Wttfarf Jmrfl Won., !?br. f . 1959—Papre Workshop1Qa [a Christmas Party Planned Home Demonstration Clubs Tomonw Plans were made for the A Christmas school of design and arrangements, will be given^ Christmas party to be held Fri­ ' tomorrow night front 7 to 10* day evening Dec. I it i p. m. p. m. at the Home Demonsira- at a meeting of the County; tion Center on ‘.’5th St. It ls spon-( Mr. and Mr*. J. V. Holloway i sored by the Lake Monroe demon-1Home Demonstration Council at at Apopka, and formerly of San­ stration club, under '.he direction j the countv agent's office in the ford. announce the engagement courthouse. of Bill Grow of DeLand. and approaching marriage of •Miss Myrtle Wilson, county Organ music will be played dur­ their daughter, Patricia Sue, to ing the evening, through the agent, discussed plans with the Robert Edwin Chandler, *on of courtesy of the Streep Music Co., group and the following club* Mr*. Ruth Chandler and Mr. were designated to take part. of Orlando. . Curti* Chandler o. Plymouth, Program. Longwood; refresh­ Arrangements made by Mr. ments. Seminole Evening group; Grow will be given as door priz­ *^The marriage will take place decorations, Sanford Club; clean es. Coffee and soft drink* will i at the First Baptist Church in up. Elder Springs: gifts, Lake be available dqring the workshop, Apopka. Nov. 26. Mary; names, Geneva, installa­ The bride-elect attended Semi­ tion, Lake Monroe and registra­ nole High School one year before tion, Oviedo. moving to Apopka. She is a gra­ Mrs. Henry A. Simpson. Geneva, duate of Apopka Memorial High will show picture slides of her School, where *he was president recent trip around the world and of the (!. A. A., Celery Bowl display the interesting souvenirs queen, assistant editor of the she brought back. Special music, school paper and home coming gifts and refreshments will round attendant. The Officers Wives Club will ! out an outstanding Christmas vrrhe groom-elect is a graduate sponsor a card party and fashion event. of Apopka Memorial High School. show. Thursday at 12:30 p. m. I The Evening home demonstra­ He was vice president of the tion group, held a rummage sale at the Sanford Woman's Club, Varsity Club and secretary of the Future Farmer's of America. 313 Oak Ave. Coffee and dessert will be : Oviedo served, followed by the fashion i showing. s Styles for the holiday j season will In- presented by the Hollywood shop and hair styles, | Mrs. William S. Iligginlvotlum, by Neil's Beauty Salon. |Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Staley MISS PATRICIA SUE HOLLOWAY I’ri/e* will be awarded for president of the County Council nd family, of Apopka, were of Parents and Teachers, an­ visiting relatives here Sunday. high score at each table and nounces that .« County council Mrs. J. II. Lee. Sr. had the guests are requested to bring workshop will he held at Southpleasure of having her children their own cards. side School. Thursday night, he from Sanford over Sunday, also, Hostesses will l*e Mrs. R. M. I ginning at 7:3o p. in the J. II. Lee, Jr. family. Donaldson and Mrs. M. D. MeTopic* for discussion will he. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Rodden Plu-rson, officer's wives from 1“ Juvenile Protection," “ How to berry andfamily, of Orlando, VAII-7. Conduct a Meeting." “ rhe Ev visited with Mrs. Roddcnbrrry’s The public is invited. Admis­ ceptiomd Child," "lliiilget and parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. sion is $1 25 for Officer's Wives Finances," “ llenllh and Safely," i Weitmon, Sunday'. “ Spiritual Education." “ Liberty >|Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Estes 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray. 1 Club members and $1 (or civil- |Service.'' “ Civil Defense," and ians. IThis include* the coffee ▼ere recent visitors in Oviedo. entertained at their home in En- Bonnie and Roy Smith. Cathy ami dessert.3 Reservations must "Parent and Family Life." Mr. and Mrs. C. S. I cc had This will he an open meeting as their visitor Sunday their terprise, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ward. Charlotte and Joan Ham- ( he In no later than tomorrow. daughter. Mrs. Johnny Jones, of Richard Goodwin and Mr. and lm. Mr and Mrs. Roy llullinger Call your squadron representa­ and all Interested person* are Jacksonville. Mr*. Layton Oglesby, who were s » nf" r«!| and Mr* ' , tive nr Mrs. McPherson at i invited to mine and participate |in one of these groups. | FA 2-7585. Charlie Xiblack went to Tampa married in a double wedding i *lcnr> B<v>d of Orlando. by train and drove home with ceremony Oct. 18 at Nahunta, Ga. Mrs. Xibtack. The Rev. Marshall It. Strick­ Donnie Malcolm is stationed at FI. Hood. Texas; Keith Malcolm land officiated at the ceremony. at Ft. Jackson, S. C. and Tommy Mrs. Goodwin is the former Shir­ &ryant at Great Lakes, III. All ley Ann Oglesby, daughter of Mr. gffe recent enlistments and the and .Mrs. Eugene Oglesby of Se­ son* of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Mal­ ville. lliihatd is the son of Mrs. colm, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Mal­ W. A. tioodwin and the late Mr. colm and the Rev. and Mrs. Goodwin of Enterprise. J. T. Bryant, respectively. Mrs. Oglesby, the former Ruth Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jones, Mr. Goodwin, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones and fami­ and Mrs. Harold Goodwin of En­ ly and Mrs. Guthndge, mother terprise anil her husband is tinof Mrs. C. B. Jones, of Tampa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene recently visited relatives and Oglesby of Seville. Itotli couples friends in Oviedo. are residing in 1'alatk.i, where Little George Martin, son of i their husbands arc employed. A r . and Mrs. W. H. Martin, is Party guests iacludesl. Mrs. S. reported to be improving follow­ T. Bradley, M's. Eva Colu-n and ing surgery a few days ago. daughter, Alice: Mrs. W. A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. have moved into their newly pur­ Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold chased home on Lake Jessup Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Co­ Avenue. hen. Mrs. Ila Cardwell. a*- Fashion Show , last Saturday. Miss Wilson r e -! the annnual blank* they received j sent to her office as quest* members to please return I early in October. They are to be j possible. The program projection discussion* covered future plana for home improvements, recreation, health and safety and many other subject*. looking ahead five and even 10 years. The home demonstration pro* gram is designed to develop lea* hership. Member* are trained Us take back to their clubs, pro­ gram* coveting a great viriety of activities, including health, recreation, home improvements, arrangement* and use nf flow­ ers, rooking aids and many other useful project*. Church Party Thursday Calendar MONDAY Pinecrest Baptist Youth Fellow* ship, 6:30 p. in. Winsome S. S. Class at the home of Mrs. John West, 127 E. Woodland Dr., a p. m. TUESDAY Pinecrest Baptist Church WMU hour of instruction 2 to 3 p. m. Association T. I', meeting a p. m. First Batist Church Bible sur­ vey class, 9.30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. First Presbyterian Church Jun­ ior choir rehearsal 4:15 n. m.. Itv termediates, 5 p. m. Pioneer Fel­ lowship. 6 p. m. First Christian Church will form a Men'* Club at the Church 6:30 p. m. School Plans Nine Workshops Personals I Newlyweds Honored At Goodwin Home IH SllSSIN «; FUTURE FEANS for Iho Home Demon, .stration program tit n County Council meeting nr«\ Mis* Myrtle Wilson, left, county agent anti Mrs. (Jcoijje Otto Sr., president o f the county council. (Staff Photo) Zeta X i Continues Two Holiday Projects —Juvenile courts today deal with 27 cases for each l.ooo (hildren 1017 years of age. In 1940, the The Zeta Xi chapter of Beta j Following the business session, figure was 10.5 rases. Sigma Phi held the fifth meeting a program on poetry was pre­ STA-NU Cleaning of the year at Hie home of Miss | sented by Mrs. Sam Skelton and Keep* Clothe* Sonja Monforlon on Sanford A ve.' Miss Betsy Ann Carter. Refresh­ LIKE NEW! Mrs. Lloyd Swain, president, call­ ments of pumpkin pte. topped ed the ms-eling to order and 1 with whipped cream, and coffee presided at the business session, j were served to: Mrs. Lloyd Twain. Mrs. I.ron A report was given by the way* M. Swain Jr., Mr*. Sam T, and means rhatiman. Mrs. l.eon Swain Jr, rom-erning the bake Skelton. Miss Betsy Ann Carter, sale at the Kundfisir. Plans j Mr*. W. I* Springfield, Mrs. were al*o Hi*cu»*cd with the Janie* Lyons, Miss Sonja Monfor. Ion, Misses Joan and Mary Ann social chairman tor a Christmas Wright, .Mrs. Harvey Wilkinson, COLONIAL C L E A N E R ! part). 116 (I. PalmttU Ave. The project chairman presented Mi*. Robert Reeves, Mrs. Wallace Sit W. 1Mb a list for the Thanksgiving has Tyre. Mr*. Roland Wesson and a Drive-In Branch krl. an annual project of the visitor, Mis* Nicki Hall. group Each member will bring j a gift for the basket, to be dr(live Your Window* livrtrd brfoic ThansWgiviiig. A letter from the mental in- j The NEW LOOK stilution orgjnl/atlon was present, for the Holiday* rd to the group. Each year the CUSTOM DRAPr.Rim Beta Sigma Plus in the stale ac­ cept this means a* a 'w a y of 1 . Week Serrle* assisting the mentally ill at If you select fabric we her* Christmas time. Members obtain In alock. * gift for a man and a woman, wrap them a s a gift, arid send The Fabric Shop the in to a designated hospital, This year the hn-|utnl at ChatFA M i l l 2339 Orlando Drive tahoorhrr w«* designated for Free Decorating Srrsie France* and Rimer Boerner the Zeta Xi chapter. Coll FA 2-3315 (phUiptA WMU Meets For Turkey Supper Makes Plans For Prayer Service Member* of the WMU of the First Raptist Church of Oviedo, enjoyed a turkey supper at their November meeting. Mrs. An thony Daniel and Mrs. Ray Beas­ ley, co-chairmen. assisted by Mra. Arthur Metcalf, Mrs. Bill L’sery, Mrs. S. R. Riggins. Mrs. B. F. Ward J r, .Mrs. Gordon endarvis, M rs. It. L. Ward. Mrs. . II. Bay Jr. and Mrs. W. R. Meek Jr., were in charge of the supper. Tables were placed in a semi­ circle. with placard* for indi­ vidual circle -eating arrange­ ments. Colored leaves and artistic arrangements were used for deco­ rations on the tables. Oranges, wrapped in napkins with repli­ cas of ihc world globe, were as favors. Following the supper, Mrs. W. H. Anderson presided at the busi ness session. Thanks were express­ ed to Mr*. B. F. Wheeler Jr. and Mrs. Antho-y Daniel, for the by-laws Mr*. J. R. Jones Jr . anromne ed that earh circle had been given the proceeds from a recent luncheon at the tliurch. Mr*. S LIABILITY INSURANCE SPECIAL PRICES lo V n t e s t o n e lo & r e TO Choose from Merry-GoRound . . . I’ ink-A-Dilly,,, It's A Freeze... Happy Talk... Tw ice Nire.., Swing Time ..America’s new household [wls! 14 pe starter set a happy $12.93 SKIRTS SUIT ANY $ COATS 3 TO P lo r HALL'S the heoufi/u/hnt in dinntruare NO D R Y C LEA N ER S G if f» “ The Home Of Careful Clcaningr’ * OFFICE SUPPt If S 110 4 R IS K E. 2nd SI. LOW IN C R EA S ED R A TED N A T IO N W ID E U-CKW yvccnoy- PREFERRED C O M P A R A B LE 45-pe. set fur ri(ht„.943 33 Outgrown Brownie 'uniforms Wanted *16 4 ? EACH 6 M O. D RIVERS PANTS Six happ'-'cxrillnz patterns in a new line of rlinnerware! Fun and fancy-free . . . a* festive a* Iheir very own names! Circles of the WSCS of First Methodist Church meet, 9 45 a m Tuesday, s ' follows: Circle I, Mr« R D. Graham, chairman, vstth Mrs fed William*, 4rt) Plumosa Dr Circle 2, Mrs. M. R Strickland, chairman, with Mrs. Albert Jar­ rell. 1201 E Seminole Rlvd. Circle 3, Mr* Ashby Jones, fhairman, with Mr*. L E. Korguson. 2003 Magnolia \vr Circle 4. Mrs R F. Cole, chairman, with Mrs Robert Bar­ ker. 1021 W. 1st. St. Circle 10. Mrs. W W. Tyre, chairman will meet Wednesday at g p. m with Mr* Ralph Bat­ ten. 2607 S. l aurel Ave L I MI T S OF 10-20-5 AND 5500 ME DI C A L AS LO W AS Dry Cleaning " p r ^ ic is c d k n 'Methodist Circles Schedule Meetings Rrowmes nr Girls Scouts, who have outgrown or unused uni form* that they would like to sell or exchange are requested In contact VIr* Jonn Fuller, uni fe»m ewebange mairmin by rail- Automobile NEWLYWEDS, Mr. anil Mrs. Richard Goodwin, left ami Mr. ami Mrs. I-ny- Anderson reminded circle chair­ ton Oglesby, shown cutting a cake at a party in their honor. men to complete preparations for the week of prayer cottage | prayer meetings, preceding the forthcoming revival. The pinyci 1Monroe Club Plans services are >clu-diitrd for Nov. 9 to II and thr revival services Program On Lamps The November meeting of live Nov. 15 through 22 Others attending the meeting in Lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ eluded, the Mine- Jack ItryanL tion Club will meet at Ihe home Carlton llendly, Elsie Fleming, of Mrs. Hazel Gardner, Thurs­ W. T. Walker, Lawrence Wood, day. \ covered dish supper, fea­ l". M. Arte, T. II Daniel!, P, <1 Norman llcltu- Ragsdale. 1„im turing turkey and dressing, will son Hardy, J It Jones Jr., lie served at 6:30 p. m. Miss l.tiry Nowlin will give Geneva Abell. Orma Metcalf, Alex Leinhart. Mae K. King. a demonstration on lamps and Ruth Brown, A B Tedford, W lighting Miss Mvrtie Wilson, coun­ F. Jackson, \rthur Cartledgr. Ed ty agent, and Mu* Hattie Kirk Famell, L. V. Hart, L. II. Wehb, al-o will t.e ■preliil guc*l* of W. A. Ward Jr. and Mis»e* Jan the rltih New members will be Mays and ten* Ruddell welcomed Sanford R A T ES ON L IM IT S CO M PAN Y C L A IM JO IN IN G S E R V IC E FEE John R . Alexander 2117 FRENCH AV E. F A 2*0283 �V f» fn b r f VmB F »| * * —V w t , K or. t . 1959 Seminoles Sting Leesburg, 13-0 fo v in q io n Covers Sports Harry's Liquors Paces City Loop Clutch Runs, Field Goal! Pace Pro Football Action By DICK RICHARDS In the Match of the Week, of the laited Press laUraatioaal Sanford City Bowling League last Another season has slipped in on us. Speaking o f Diz. things iurely w on 't’ Wednesday night, Harry's Liquors Couple Abe Woodson's 103-ysrd From every gym that one passes these turned back toe caallesge of me run with clutch field goals by seem the same next summer without his days you hear the old “ round ball'’ going Mather of Sanford team and re­ old sidek ick.. Buddy Blattner, along the thump, thump, thump. mained to first place by taking Sam Baker and Pat SummcraU TV wave. Buddy seemed like a great guy two games from toe Furniture- and you may wind up with the It's hard to realize that the grid season men. San Francisco Forty-Niners enalong with being a very outstanding an­ is fast coming to a close. Soon the maple Jesse Cook led a fine team tsrtatoing the New Y'ork Giants floors will be covered with tall, knobby, nouncer. During their years together on effort with a 312 series, while kneed athletes making every effort to fill ia the National Football League the game o f the week they probably were Garry Fox couldn't stem the tide the glorified barrel rim with round bits of championship game. better known as a team than anybody in with his 33: total. Each of the 12 clubs has five cowhide called basketballs. history. The combination o f Diz's comedy In other matches. New York The NBA is already in full awing and Life Insurance and Gene s Semi­ more gsmes and the staggering and Buddy’s pleasant manner were, to me, nole Cleaners and Laundry both Baltimore Colts—defending league most o f the teams have five games under a perfect combination. took two games from their oppon­ champions—will certify that any­ their belts. I noticed where ageless Bob It i* rumored that ree Wee Reese has ents. New York Life was led to thing can happen. But tha FortyCousy led the Boston Celtics to s thril­ been offered $33,000 to go on with Diz its two to one victory over the Niners snd Giants (both 61) top ling 103-93 victory over the Hawks. In my next season. He is now making around Burnett Painters by tne 512 series the division races and boost pos­ book, he's the greatest ball handler and $17,000 but a person like Reese will give of E. C. Stamper, while Dick erful defenses to smooth their play maker in the history o f basketball the switch from active baseball to an­ Richards was high for the Paint­ stretch drives. Baker's 46-yard field goal with and it will be a pleasure to see this 11ers with a i l l total. Paul "Kingnouncing a lot o f thought because he is fiah" Pezold ied Gene's with a 303 only 11 seconds to play enabled year veteran back on the TV channels almost a sure bet to land a managing job lota! for their two wins, while the usderdog Washington R*d soon. With the play-making of Cousy and before long. He has always been known toe Ceiery City Printing team just skins (3-4) to hand the Colts (43) the rebounding o f big Bill Russell, the as a leader and his kind o f guy is what couldn't seem to find the range their second straight defeat Sun­ Celts have taken their first five without a m ajor league front offices look for. day, 27-24. The Forty-Niners, with for a high aeries setback. They are aure b#ts to repeat as W hatever combination they finally At the present time. Harry’s Woodson's 103-yard kickoff .return world champs again this season. By the come up with it will be hard to get used Liquors lead the league with a the key play, took pro pt advan­ way. Bob Pettit had a fair night for the two game margin over Mather of tage of Washington's help. They to hearing Diz saying, “ come on in. Part­ losers with 31 points. As Dizzy Dean says, Sanford. While Burnett Painters boosted their Western Division ner” to anybody else but Buddy. Besides. are another two games behind. lead over the Colts to two gsmes “ you only got two chances o f stopping Diz is going to have to teach “ The Wa­ Tied for fourth place, two games by downing toe Rams (2-5) at him from scoring, slim and none.” bash Cannonball” to somebody new. i out of third, comes Gene's Semi­ Los Angeles. 24-16. Summerall’s field goals of 37. nole Cleaners and Laundry and New Y'ork Life Insurance, while 49 sad 20 yards provided all of i Celery City Printing Company, New Y'ork s point ia a 9-1* tri­ i saving trouble getting their games umph over the Chicago Cardinals , in sueetssioc, brings up the rear. j (2-31 and kept the Giaa'.i a game ( High three game team senes ahead of the Cleveland Browns. The Browns (S-2i started the day j is held by Mather of Sanford with a 2613 total. H.gh single tied with Philadelphia for second game for team is held by Harry's in the East. They knocked the Liquors. Individual high three Eagles <4-3) two games off the United Press International pairings probsbly will look some­ Wisconsin and Washington also game series is 372. rolled by Bob pace with an easy, 24 7 victory Louisiana State’ s defeat created thing like this: Wisconsin vs. could clinch Rose Bowl berths a free-for-all far tne rational col­ Washington in the Rose. Louisi­ next Saturday although it s more Steele, with tne high single gam* a: Cleveland. Bobby Layne'a 20-yard scoring lege football championship today ana State vs. Arkansas in the likely the fight will go down to beto* toe 223 rolled by George pass to Tam Tracy in toe final Kerns. but at least three conference ti­ Sugar. Colorado vs. 3!ississ:ppi or the final weekend. Wisconsin tied minutes enabled the Stee'.ers tles ar.d two major bowl berths Clemsoo in tne Orange. Syracuse Northwestern for 'he big 19 lead 2-4-D to tie the Detroit Lions msy be derided this week. vs. Texss in the Cotton, and Mu- by beating the Wildcats. 24-19. (1-5-1 > it Pittsburgh. 19-10. The The upsets which claimed six siasippi or Clemson vs. Pens .Saturday while Washir^ton (5-1) 3ra.-s (2 4) held twice on their of the nation s top 20 teams Sat- State or Tennessee in the Gator still bolds the inside track over one yard line in toe second half urday made Syracuse, Texas and The most attractive — and the Oregon (4-D after both had close at Chicago and downed tne Green Southern California the new ••big most likely — of these pairings calij over the week end. Unbeat­ JACKSONVILLE (UPD — Fio Bay Packers (3-4) to the other three" of the college gridiron ar.d should bring Syracuse and Texas en and untied Southern Cal is in­ rula Coach Boh Woodruff got a game. 24-17. tightened up both the Big 10 ar.d together in the Cotton Bowl in a eligible for bowl competition. weekend vote of confidence from San Francisco's victory, only its Southeastern Conference races. "game of the year.” Syracuse's Both Wisconsin and Northwest­ sports ed.tors ar.d 44 members second at Los Angeles in 10 tries, Northwestern. Penn State. Purdue, 20-14 victory over Penn State put ern play flitnoti but the Badgers' of the Gator football team. gave the team a fast start on its and the Air Force Academy were the Orangemen on the high road other opponent is Jlicnetota while A poll of sports editors attending tough, ficr-game road n x t . The arnorj powers »iruc» up«ex to a perfect season and the East­ the Wildcats’ Us much tougher the Flonda-Georgia game showed among struck ny by -"upse Forty-Niners visit the Besrs. lightning J UL-. ’ in addition to top ^ rank- ern championship while Texas. Michigan State. Washington is in 12 of 17 felt Woodruff should be Colts and Browns before finishing 13-12 victory over Baylor Satur­ much the same position as Wis­ , retained in i960. The poll wai at homa against the Colts and The football may take some day. could clinch the host's berth consin. Washington snd Oregon conducted by the Daytona Beach Packers. However, the Col’.s face more funny bosnees before the next Saturday. A Texas win over hive a common opponent left— News-Journal after reports Wood­ a hard job eatehinr San Franciseo. season ends but the Jan. 12 bow! Texas Christian and an Arkansas Washington State— but Washing­ ruff would be fired if Florida lost After a game with the Pack­ loss to Southern Methodist would ton's other rival (California next to Georgia. er* at Milwaukee, the Colts enturn the trick. ■Salurdayl is a real patsy. The Bulldogs best the Gs’.ors tertain the California clubs before Rides First W inner ’ 21-19. playing then cm the West Coast. AGUA CALIEVTK. Mexico Chriatenaen waa unable to get ■y JERRY COVINGTON Hie Sanford Seminoles moved hie kick away to that was the end within a game of .300 ball Friday of the scoring. As the final period began the tight with an Impreaiire 13-d vic­ tory over OBC foes, Leeaburg. It Jackets were not to be denied. waa their aecond conference vic­ On the running and pasting of tory in a row living them a M Brown and Lynn Bates they mov­ record for the OBC and a 3-4 ed ai deep at the Seminole 13. It looked at though the Jackets overall. The Seminole defenae showed •urely would score on this drive •’fire" for the firat time thu sea- but the big Seminole defense hit and although Lreiburg hai an I Bates hard a* he tried to turn the outstanding backfietd they were corner and Wbeichel recovered his ampped cold by the great Sanford fumble. . . . . . . .. effort. The Seminole offense put took o the air. • o n pastier “ cirrus" with Mike Ha hit Gracey and Lundquist for Roberta completing IS for 21 at- »ic« gains and with less than a tempts. Jim Grace). Terry Christ- minute on the e.ock he threw to ensen and Ray Lundquist were on Christensen who made a besutln . " v i a g t n d of the passe. , *uI catch and romped to the four and rolled up 163 yards. ! >*rt lln* wher* b* * * ’ »t0PP*dWhile Gracey, Christensen, and the final play of the g*-n« Lundquist accounted for about Robert, too* the baU o v e r but half of the Seminole yardage »n offaida penai.y nullified the through the airways. John Love- score._______________ ___ lice was busy piling up yardage the ground. The senior half­ back picked up 109 yard* rushing and piled over for the second TD. Hia 44 yard run on the second play of the game also set up tha first score where Lundquist roll­ ed 14 yards for the TD. In the opening period. Sanford received and it took them only Vailed Prut laiernaliooal two and a half minutes to cross Saturday the stnpe. On the second play PALM DESERT. Cal;f. (tP I) from scrimmage. Lovelace broke The United States toll team de­ loose and romped 41 yards where feated the British team. 41* to he was stopped on the 20. A short 3sj, to regain the Ryder Cup. pass over the middle to (Irscey moved the Seminoles to the !» NEW YORK (UP1) Mrs. yardlioe of Leesburg. On the next Frances E. dealers Mr Dear play Lundquiit took a direct map r . won the 3191.323 Frirette Ifrom .. j the single ____. win: .and rolled . win Stakes for two-year-old fillies at ever for the score. Christensen Aqueduct Track. booted the extra point through the uprights to put the Seminoles out CAMDEN, N. J. (UPI> - Greek front 7-0 Star, a 19-1 shot, won the 343.730 From the fast start it looked ss Trenton Handicap at Garden though the Seminoles would walk State Park. away, but a stubborn and fired up Yellow Jacket squad made Sunday things a little rough. Both squads jT____ . LOS ANGELES (UPD — Fred e.r.t netw and ird ' H,aeJ r* former remainder of \h* the *irst 'ir.t period m|Mm# w„ Milwaukee Braves most of the second before there Leo Duroeher as sports raster on wss a serious threat. NBC's weekly bsseball broad­ With about three minutes re­ casts. maining ia the half, Johnny Whelehel blocked a punt on the Lees­ LAUREL. Md (UPD - Tudor burg thirty and as the half ended, Era. a United State entry, was the Seminoles had moved inside ‘ the last of an expected field of '.2 the 20. The Yellow Jackets returned to thoroughbreds to arrive for the (LT1 —Jockey Fred Sasai picked Wednesday's Washington. D. C , the feature race at the Calient* the field fired up. Handy Brown track Sunday to gain the First vietook a long kick of Christensen a International at Laurel. ------lory of hu riding career. and romped to the Sanford 43 be­ Swanky Gal, the winner, enfore he was brought down finally \ MEXICO CITY (UPD — Angel by a host of Seminole tsck’.ers. >Miguel of Spain won the Mexican abled 19 persons to collect They moved to the Sanford 39 ard j Open Golf tournament, finishing .35.992 49 each for picking five out It looked as though they were i one stroke ahead of Tommy Ja- of a possible six winners in the I 3-!9 handcapping contest. going all the way but Brown j cobs of Whittier. Calif. The tenacioua Georgia Bulldogs fumbled and Lundquist recovered are faced with ■ giant hurdle to a to give the Seminoles possession, j highly aought goal this week as Tnen the heinuvu>et began lo , they face the Auburn Tigers in toe move. A drive sparked by a 17 j game that may decide the South­ yard, run, by Lundquist and the „ . ^ , . . The Furniture Center upset rams, but then fame hack mo:* passing of Roberts o Gracey and _Vnjth Plnfcrf, t m lWt w V , thin strong in the second game to eastern Conference championship. The Bulldogs swept past the Christensen moved the ball inside , play in the Thursday Night Mixset a new high in handicap games, the Jacket 10. Robert, bit Gracey u „ th,y tMk lU ^ree ss they piled up a 929. They won Florida Gators 21-19 Saturday to over the middle when* hr . . . „ meit h,ipu, ; themselves to part the las’, game too, as Margie maintain their SEC lead with a 3-0 league record. If Georgia can beat dropped at the four. Then t/ne of the third spot, in the league Woods ended with a 214 307. ar.d I Auburn— an extremely difficult lace took the hamtoff and hit over standings. Wallace Wood* rolled a It’ vSol, task—the race wil be eve.- since guard for the TD. This time the B. Edwards holds the lead with John Ogden roiled high for the no team witn be able to catch the ■tap from center was short and g J 'i-lh 'j, Steinn-.ryrr ha, •< ond roofers. Bulldog*. : with Kii-tS'i, and The Furniture Splits picked up during to* even­ Georgia ha* a fir# 7 ! record, Center and Pioecrest hold to,id ing were the 4-7-lu or Howard \but Auburn la tougher than a-ty of with 16-17 each. Sunland Estates Harrison, to# 3 19 by both Peggy the Bulldogs' first eight foes. Tne i is in fourth with 14 19 snd fior.da Stnngham and Tom Bully. Bib Tigers, with sophomore quarterO. D. Farrell's i State Back has fifth spot with liosford also had this one and hack B-ibhy Hunt ro'lm; up ,214 j 13 20. the 2 7 Jim Mackey toppled the yard* ru»hirg. walloped Mi*s;«The furniture tesm won ta-o 5-7 and the 2-7. ar.d Pat Foster uppi Sti’ e 3’.-9 Saturday for toetr elooe ones from the subdivision picked up the 3 4 19, 2 7 ar.d the 29th victory in their last 31 people, as they ended the first 2 10 games. game with 726 to Pmecrest s 723. The Bulldogs, upset by South After taking the nett ore by Li Tijuana Discontinued caroixa early inthe n season, have snde margin, they won tne toi ***ru n , f „ r%_ * m e ci'T f w:anmig streak. Q-uargame by Juat threw pins Ed CalPALM DESERT, Calif. I l l — !(.r. a.^ , r.a-.* P- itt was the star lan turned in a 194 306 for Pine The S13.000 Tijuana Metier* Golf again*! Florida a* he ran hack a Featnrinf crest, and Jim Mackey was high. Tournament has been d.ieontun- pa«* interceptton ICO yards for or.* ued and will be replaced by an­ touchdown and passed 34 yards ; howler for the furniture team. T V Very Boot Sunland Fstates surpr.sed Flor­ other California tournament, it for another. 310 K. lit ida Stale Bank by winning two was announced Sundav by PGA The Trnneaste Vols still in confrom them, as toe whole team tournament bureau director Ed tent.on themselves, he.ped Georaia pitched in with go<«d ser es hei.r I Carter. No reason was given for Saturday nr upsetting top ranked Ann Conklin's 447. Bob liosford d.(continuing the Tijuana event. Louisiana State It S3. It was the turned in a 496 and Gordon second surprise win of the season Senan piled up a 199 to lead the Du*t in itself is irritating enough far the unpredictable Voli. Earlier bankers l.ut It also carnrs bactrr.a germs they end*! Auburn’ s streak of 24 B. Edwards lost their first game ar.d mold*. A uncle teaspoonful games w.t.iout a lo** Saturday s to S-e ir.rveyer, brraki-g t■e roof of dust has been four.! to contain loss wai me firat for LSU in 29 era jinx of alwayt losing the first m, ;hona *f germs games The Vo;* base a similar optvsr ' 1 '< -uria> when* they A / V R .2 " 4 meet i.-.e Mmissippt Rebels a; /, J‘ • tv-'r h'ev. Memphis. The Hebei* luced up Weekend Sports National College Grid Title Race Looms As 'Free-For-All' where they have won o =.;• osg game. In the East, the G.as ’•* ar* the easiest schedu.e. Pit A ft three home games. After, t-!? tainmg San Frsnctsca Nov w the Browns visit the G Eastern Division W I. T Pel. New Y’ork « ! 0 *j; S 2 o Cleveland 7:t 4 3 o Philadelphia v; 3 4 9 .tj) Washington 2 4 1 Pittsburgh 129 2 3 9 Chicago Cards 144 W'*trrn DisLion >Y I. T lA as; San Francisco « I 0 4 3 o .::: Baltimore 3 4 0 Chicago Bears 13 3 4 o Green Bay 429 2 3 0 Los Angelea I 3 I Detroit 147 Miami Schools Pace Grid Poll MIAMI (UPD - Miami High, Edison and Jackson remained in the top three positions todar among Florida high school fx.* ball teams in a weekly j» ;; .>» coaches and sports writers. The top 19 teams: Miami High (6-<Mi Miami Edison 3-0-D Miami Jackson (4-9-2) Jacksonville Englewood T Pensacola (6-9» Tampa Chamberlain <6-jr Jacksonville Lee <3-2 3 Pompano (7-0-lt Orlando Boone (6-D St. Petersburg (7-D Woodruff Gets Confidence Vote Georgia Faces Major Hurdle To SEC Crown Upsets Spark Mixed League 4 Arcade Package Store NEWCOMER? Make the hoi wulet ll ll's ne t... Always hot always door always planty V; ss# i.per (!SK :sd f '. J . ^•1 America’s Fmeat W.ter Heater M o — So slop, twdy. f«i ao9 *00|%4T . W x- S O U TH ER N N A TU R A L GAS CO. 202 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6282 D a u p h i n e * UP 10 42 MILES PER GALLON munity. 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LSU. which still has faint hip** of repeating as SEC champ, will be host to Mississippi Sure this weekend. Other games find Georgia Tech at Alabama. Vander­ bilt at Tulare, and Kentucky host to Xavier of Onio. Florida will V idle. Twice-beaten Georg.a Tech, with defensive quarterback Marvin Tib­ betts taking over offensive duties and sronnz two touchdowns, played anotner of its patented squeakeri Saturday — edging \ « r e Dam# 14-10; Alabama, unbeaten since an opener Ion to Georgia, whipped Tulane 17-7; and Vanderbilt, with Tom Moore i*tl.nf the pace, beat Kentucky It 6 Blocking back Jim Cartwright of T*nne<*ee returned a pa»* i - ’ er. ception 59 yards for the first touchdown scored ignr.it LSU m 19 games Ken Sadler. Cartwrig.1t s replacement, grabbed an LSU fumble minutes later to set up the »erond tally. 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Id. ■r.MIhOl.M COL STY IVVIVI, «adM(S*ION S a il* # o t P a b t l* M # ar(*a ohom It may ro n c a r a : N o lir* la h*>«by g l« *n lo acro rd an c# w ith a *c llo n 1 of tb* Zoning H tg u la ilo n a that F a i h t r llu b » rt J . Haaaon tor Jo*«pl, I*. Hi, r toy, Archktohop, baa r*u u ** t*d a *X'a*’* p aruilt I * u til la­ th • follow ing d o . l i b e l p r o y r r iy tor a youth (*m p and aup btom anial a tru -iu r# a : T h # N K ly : lh# NK u t lh * H K ' ,| |hW ' i of lh * HF,1* : alao hag a t ilia HW ■or „ f ih a X’ E ' l ru n 11 114 fl. Ih am o N I I I ft. thonc# S K to a p i )S * f t ; thane* to |b» t,«* Tba K'.a of tha S K 1! la s t baa at lh * HW io r u t tk* HK>4 of th * ytIV 'i ru n N 471 ft l h - n t * K i l * ft th an e * M 4J l ft th a n ,* V S I* ft to th * F D II a ll In H*<. I M I H - I V i : a n t •n a l p a rt of th* N<7 o f lh * N W >, o f th * > K> , of Mac. J l- J lh 14r. L y in g X o t HL Kd. 411 F u k lln b aarln g w ill I,# l,al<i In th- Marnlnol* Co un ty Co urt H oot*. Co u n ty C o m m la iin n a ri room. VVadnaaday, N oatm bar l i 1117 at t:t« P. M. or aa aoon th a ta a ftaa poaalkta. Marnlnol* C o u n ty Z on in g Commlaalon fly Hobart H. Ilro w u Haiulnol* c ,,u ,it y Zoning D irector To . 1 > 1 ' I IM N I AOf.M MSI A T ) IIIV IV U f OM t)ld*IU T '• • to * o f F a b ll* fta a a la g Tu whom It m ay ■ w s m s ! N o ll,* la h a r t liy g laan In a -,» r,lan < a w ith ha, don 1 o f th» Zoning lla g u la llg n g tnat H aro ld " a I ah haa ia,|oatiad a "I •#' patm ll to build an o fflra an.I -la .o ra to r alu d lo on Iha follow ing ■laicrlbol p ro p e rly | N W 1* of M V ' l Me. t. J t - T o p IIR - ltg U K laaa in * »V I I I ft alao laaa haa U 4 f l K of NW to r run C l> f l M 1*1 fl. M o'arly I I I ft to a point t o l l fl to tha l» * a lto I - m h*d « l 'ha HF. 1 ay of aald M V ', of M V ' i yon K I I I ft m a n ,W 411 ft lhan aa S W 'a rly lo a pi t o ll I fl M of bag ilia n c * E l o l l • fl lo bag I’u kll' b a a rln g w ill - bald In lh - h-nrlnnto Co un ly C o u r t H nii**, Co u n ty lirim rnlaalonara room. VV adnaa.la >, No >am oar f l 1(17 at J I * I*. It. or a * anon th a r a a fia r * • poaaiblt. P an iln n l* C o u n ty Zoning Commlaalon lly H r,hart H. Itru a ri Hamlnola C o u n ly Zoning D ir tc lo r I'u b lim N nyam har 7, IS IS . • K M M O I.7 ! f i l l . ' T V Z O ' I ' l i IIIM M lia lU V S a lto * a l F a b ll* M aarlag Tn whom II m ay rn tica ra t N olir# la harahy g lv a n In a , , ordain:* wi th gar I ton Jo „f ilia Zoning f ltg u la llo n a that lla a a l M arlin Huy haa raquaalad in# follow ing d ta crllia d p rn p arty ha aonad C - l C o m m arrlal: Houlh o n * .h a lf n( Im l 14, lllo c k II, C aayl Im k * llt lg h ia F lr a i Addition. P u blic b a a rln g w ill h* hold In tn - Haminol, County Court Ilona*. C o u n ly c,.m in l* a lo n *ra loom . W adnaa.uy. X o ta n ih tr I I IS IS a l 1.11 F . II. nr aa aoon th a ra a fia r aa poaalbl*. M#nilnn|* Counly Zoning CnmmlMlun stiblbii rnMNiMio* ..... _ . .. .... .... , ■■■ . . . r*r •»! 11,411. * lull BOABU o r A riJ L S T N K 'T X otU o of Fo b U o M - a r l.g To o io a r l> m a r o o aro rat T b * to raleo la C o u n ty Mo«rd o f A d ju * 'in r n i w ill bold • p ub. II* b * a rl* a l« co n ald tr lb * p o *# lh illiy of g ra n tin g • aatbacb ra rla a c # to b acllo n I I of lb * Z u u ln g R a g u la tlo n * r*<iu**>-4 by Jo * Cvrtoy on fb * fo llo w in g 4 * » r ll,* d p ro p e rty: T b * H'« of K B U of N K '# of S K ’t . S W ' t o f N K>. of N E * , It * * ttft, -V * of N K ’« or N K '« of Sr.'A ■#c t , 4 - 2 M - IIB , alao d trcrlb cd aa dH ro ra a r «f U aaava and Can»*ron A v r n u r r F u b llc h r a r ln * w ill ka h tld la ih a 7.onl«» O fflc* In Ik * ra m la o la C o u n ty C o u rt H o u r* . Sanfo rd, y io r ld a , on N o ra m b tr I f , H i t a t M l F W. o r aa aoon t h r r # a f i« r aa pot«lb lt. S ein in g !* C o u a iy Hoard of A d juiftiaant fly a. >J. if a r r lm a n , ' h a lrm rn Hy It n h tr l S. Ilr n o n F a m ln u l* C o u n ly Zoning F u b llib N avam bar 7. IS. 1117 b a ll* * of F a b llo H ao rlag Tu whom |i m a r n iiu u im N o lls* I* h a n k y * l« tn In aucunianaa w ith n aU In n la uf in , S o n in a Hagutaltona that l l a l i U r Cnnairu* lio n Cu haa raauaaiad Iba fi'lln w ln a daacrlkad p r* p *rly ka aunad C * l I'o iu m a rrla l fur J gMMfbMLM ( d i m U M to ta S U H IM baaSo# o f Fabll# M rortog t l b T IIM C I M I .L t T 1.01 MT O F TMM ,b ib T N J L it ic iA i, c m c ir r . lb A b it FtlM a K M Ib lM .K I .O L b T T , P M IK III* l b i H A b c R N t * 0 . laaaa j i a h t 0 0 1 )1 . 0 , F la ln ilf f , , VS* J i l l IN N ir, I.F.F. IHtL’f.O. Itafand aat b i r n i M T it t r r r . i a T H K S T A T K f / r F I/ J H J lt A T O : JO IIN N IM I.R F . ridtl l.fr I I I N. wr, c h a r r y Itoad M aaaiilon, i*hl# You * i * liaraby n u llflad Ib a i a b ill of ■‘.m y la ln l for d lr o r ,# I* a a ba*n filed u ycln at you. and you a r * rt,|U lr*d In a t r r * • copy of y o u r a n a n a r or p lacd ln a lo tHo b ill of lo in n la ln t nn Iho p la ln lllf ’a u ilo r n r y I'a u l * 1 ‘a tk in a . *11 W aal Nootli N iia rl, rirlan du , F lo r . Ida, and fllo (ho o ila ln a l Anaw ar or r it a d ln a In H>* off I, • nf Iha c i* ik of ill* c ir c u it Co urt on o r hafo i* T l i u i n l r y , ftn«*inli«r I I , III) If you fall In do au lu d s* 111*01 by d * fa u li w ill li* •• k on a a a in a i >ou for lh * r * ll* f demand* ad lo iha b ill of riin ip la ln c In*NIS A N II i t l i n i l l l M i a i San* ford, H riiiln ol* C u u n ly , F lo rid a , Ih l* Itn d day o f •>< lob ar, H i t , It I*. IIF lIN f iO V C l,t .llh o r T i l l : i iin - lii t i n c u r H f i l c 1 1 ha T . V lhlan IIC H aul C r * r k ln a • 17 W aal h o iiili g t r ta l O rlando, F lo rid a AltOMiay for F la ln ilf f ' :.,o li. lu tb* C lr . ult C o u rt of Ibo .T IN T If J u d ic ia l C ir c u it o f F lo rid a , la and fo r **M t*« to r’o u a tr. at b a rfo rd . F lo r id a , a b a r r la 1,11.A I'K iM I, F lt A S I K f t la P to to llff and W l f M A M 'J IIA D V F R A S I E R If D«fandant. T O C A R K H K f lK U T ft to# I 11: F. f) lo f llr t o u r a a a a r r fa aatd ault u lt li tba r'la rb »f arid Co urt and a *r« a a co a x tbaraof uyva F la ln •l i r a A n o n * # )* not la ta r ib a a f ir ,* a ib « r >lb. I l l * A. ft. I f X*U f a ll Iw IU r fb d r r r r a to u r A * . a a r . a fraerra F ro r'onfaiao w ill > « n trrrd t i r l i u t )« u and tba a u ll w ill Ib tr a a fta r yrocard ra y a r l* . ftalad ot Sanford. Maatlnot* r-o u o it. F lo r id a , tb'a l i b day of N ot#„ib«r, l l l f , A. ft. I S K A l .i • / C H F .I(.M X » C lr r b . c i / 'U l t l.'ourl. U rm ln ., 1* f'ou n ty, F la r id l, H r M artha T. V lb laa >i«l*utr C|«rb W lf ,K F.MHiyX * If A AH/.F, 11* North <»•> ,*• A r m u r . I* O I t r a u r r l i l t , O rlando, F lo rid a . T rlti/h o n * r { A b - t l l l A llo r n * ) * for F la ln ilf f . **• m i M il. m t i n b i t s i t b i b i i ii i M M i a a in n b u ll** *1 F n b lla H *acln g T o wh •tin 11 Mm)' l ull* triu h n llf # l« h l l l h y ilV lN la .......... M ill! Hi! |!n|| a f»r I hr KFuiiintU r e u f ll r *®**lng M«• iiU iin n s . Ih« fiMinhiiiU C o iin iy »««# ln« t'uiiiinlf«|i»M Pmpnppp lo r««oiitm«n4 In th* |ln « r <1 of hpuuni.lA « omi»*r t ’n»M»«iI•• iou• r • i h • i ill# Ntoi||li«r»» e u m U n t Mm i M I h s i ’a 4 * ( m piovM # lh # i #11 lujiiM # tm ia tm i I i n «'•««! mI |r «h#H floor U vo U u iiiliihn uin of tlg lil« # n ( l i t I in lisp ••»••• *••• ir o w iit of js* «iii § it o # i•, r o K l i or i ig iii- o f - w « r « i . U r # n l llifr« lu #fn| in pro»l4« n l l i f In <# • • • < vho* iitia h i i i ««o rk on u h 4 uo hanf«oi|i Ci.p> «»r in# r o e u U llm i w ill }•• # « «||. glflo lo Dig Minilnolg i nunly 'Zoning o f f lc * am i mgy h* %|g«ggif Ifonrigr Ih io iiflii KiM gy from g.oe o . i ,, |». u f9ubllo htg fln g w ill l.g Itclil In |h * M«mlnolg O uuri llniiggy i oiioiy r*ninilg«luii«rg room* Wgilng«i|gy, .Nuvembtr I I . I>4» g l 7;|g |' M nr gg •noli ! ) • • » *g po«alUle. ■•minut* r o n o iy Z on in g Lommlggluii lly llo tig fi H. M runn *g ’nift(j|g C u u n ly S o ilin g (H fia lu r F u b lilh S a ra m k e r a, I* . ISAS. ♦ tf— — T o on*** 1* m » r r # * r * r o : N ull'# 1# h#r#t>r g i . r o In a rru e d o n ,# w ith * » • 'U,r ; * *» , r « Eo o lag y ..g g l« tlo o * m a t luou • K o ta* baa r*<tur*t*d tb* f o lio * la g daa#rib«d p ro p # r.y b# Bowed c . ; ContM #r«ial: A ll o f L x "• I I tbroogb M , Aaaaadod F l a t leru ld F a r k . a r t p ra .lv u a ly ao a.d C -f. public b ra r la g w ilt b« bald la tb# Snw 'nol# ,*ouoty > „ , I Mou*#. rV w o ty «•„#»w ii»*lvo*r* room. W '*dn**d*y. 21 , 1(1* at ' A * F . M. or a# soon t b o rto ftrr aa pooalkl#. Sarolnol# Co un ty £»<tlag Cornfti a* .00 My r.o to rt P S ro w o S «o iiB *lo C o u n ty Z o n in g Xriractor F u b lia * N o ia w b a r 1. I I . l t i ( . w i l l bo ontorod a g a in s t you and tbo r a u r * yrocaad r i p a rt* W I T X f d l toy band and o ffic ia l a#a! a t Sanfo rd gom iaolo C o u a iy . F lo r lt o . tb ts l l i b t o y o f O ctober, a, v m ». O F . M arndoa r l o r k of to r C l r r a l t C o a rt. I* a n d to r S o a lA a id C o u n 'y , F lo r id a . My: Ma x tba T . Y ib la a J>. C . C o rd on V. F r a t o r lc k A tto ra o r f v r F l a l n u f f K O. Boa I 111 S b M I l N o rth F a r k A ita w a gaeford . F lo r id a — —------------------------- — — —— , I * T S C I IM A lIT C d H B T H T U B b lb T M J t M i l A f . CUM . 1 I T ST TUB STATM * f F l A S I S l . IS i ABU F*S N H I I I M S C M tS T T . ru tM IM * I S c m a hr k m r * * . la a s r J ilf.A F lC A F .fi F K A S I E R . F la la t lf f , »a. W f 1.1,1 AM U f lA O T . F K A S I K F . L*rf*n to at. s ir r iiM « r a t r r T O : W fld -fA M O IIA It T F IIA S t B K . Ubnaa r«*id*n, * la u n k a e w a . . T W A K K M K K K H T .V / T IF J E f t tb at a au lt for d lrv rca aad ott-rr Legal Notice aSMiboi.H i n i m T o w hew H m ay # ** c # ra t Not lea la b rro b y g ir o # 1 # accordarw * w ith lt#«-tten ( o f •*« Booing ItogalAtton# th a t r lo y t o * Tbow*** ho* r#o*#»t*d a - C * # a o ra iit to b a ll* ao ad d ltlo o so d wiodormao oala-lag b u ild irg * * tb# fp 'lo w ta g deaerttod p r o p * n r : Ldrta u . i t . 21 aad t t . B lo ck u . S an fo rd O r # .# a u b d l.la io * F u b lir b ra ring w ill b* held la to# Sawilaolo C o u n ty C o o n yfou*#. C o u n ty C o c o s c a r ton# ra room. W adoaoday. X v ra a n b o r' 21, H i ) a : M l F yr «r a * aooa ? b # r# * fi* r a# p**#ibl#. t o a ln o l# C o u n ty Z o n in g C o a m lM lo a My flob«rt S. Mruwn S#a*la*#lo Cow aty X o c ln g Ir lr a d o r F o b ,,* * N p>#«b#r t . l i l t o T fw TO ! A T I N llS N II HF Y O U R D O LLA R goes to make some community more prosperous yours . . . or the other fellows D lr ic to r 'a l l # * a f P u b ll* lla a r la a N u ll,* to h arah y g lv r n In airru rd an r* w llli H anlo n Jn \ .f Iha bamlnol* t.-nuHlv Z o n ln s ll#d 'ito il» n a. Hoard of Counly Commlaalnnara t.f Hamlnola C n u n ly , F lo r id a , prnpoaaa tn sonn m * follow ing <laa. riha l p rn p arly gg fnlln w ai H I Zoning nf Ihn I t ' , of S K ’, of HVV'i o f H I V , and H W , « f n y ;ii „f HW 'ft Ha*. I7 - IIH .1 7 R laaa lh * .V IIS ft a",r l- .t JJ and X 111 fl n f ‘ lh * K 'a of tnil I I and SI I I * fl of toil I J , MnNelll a t'ra n s* V illa P . 11 1 I'g 71-tat w h ich w ill h t I I -3 aonlng Publlrt h aarm a w ill ka bald in Iha Mamlnol* County Co urt llo u ra Hanford, F to rld a , In iH * C o u n ly Com inlaalouara mom „n N o ttm h ar I I ’ 1)11 a i td:oa A. M nr aa aoon th a ra a fia r aa p.iaail,la. H oanl „ f Co un ty Cnm nilastunara Hamlnola C o u n ly, Flnr'd a Hy John K ild - r , ilia lim a n A l l a n 11 P. Iltrn d oo S H N IH O LM SUCEOF An svcrsgt «{ more than 30T# ot th* 4*1 Isr you spend stays in th* city where K'e spent . . . to support schools, furnish fir* and polled protection, put down paving . . . . to pay tho folks who work for you . . . to support churches nnd charitin* . . . t* b* Invested In mors kinds of merchandise for your selection and convenience . . . to Improve service facilities . . . . and to support all lh* other things that promote prosperity, growth and better living in n community. $ I I I J I « rM F.V T Roll#* •( Fabll* Haatlag To w haat II m a r n n n r tr a : T b a Hamlnnl# C o u n ty Hoard nf A d luatiuani w ill hold a Dublin b aarln g la co n su la r lh * poaaihlllty „ f g ra in in g a M ihack v a r ia n t* In Haotlon I I nf th * Zoning Ita g u la llo n * a* rt,|uaat*d hy H au l** Hlmmnna fur lh * C p ta la C o m inu n tiy P raab yiarlan C hu rch on th* follo w in g datnrlbad p ro p artyi (lag a i « pi l , ha w of H E .o r of e a rl l I l l a i e E , run t h a n .. W S r h t I h t n r . N l " b e ih a n r i K » rha Ih t n r * H J rh a lo POM .o n ia ln in g l art# of land n o n or laaa b .ra b y r .a a r v l n , . 1 , . , n ft . 14 . . i n n , i n . a a W a id s , a i i 7 fi tald* b l.n g tha M aid* a f ahnaa daa.cIb ad land th* atm * lo b * haul gpgu gg h i l f **f puli I lu r«gi|n g> g fiirgvgr. 1 Fu b lln b a a rln g W ill k* bald In tha Zoning o f f m . In lh * H.mlnnto Co un ly C o u rt H uua*. Hanford, F lo rid a , on N oyam htr IT. I ) i j at j la P. M. ur a * aoon Ih a r a a fia r aa p oatlkl*. ’ Hamlnola C u u n ly Hoard n f Adjuatmant | __________________ _________ Wf *■ 11 l U n I m a n . t lu ll man , a c w iM iiE m l u i sen« euis u p M ake your dollars build you community not somebody else'1 . n u t erM K 'T A o llro of P u b ll* lla a r la a To u h n n i II m ay i-onrarn: T h a Hamlnola C o u n ly llu a i.l of A d loalniani w ill hold a nuhlln Haarlng to •Ultaldar lh * poaaibUlly of granting « aainalh yarlan ca lo S a tllo n I I of III# Zoning H ag u lailn n a aa la.iu an ad hy Jnaanli T o ™ : K a ta '* * . ‘ p-,o p * “ » i ^ l \ . B to .h V U n to P u b llr h a a iln g w ill k* bald In th * Zoning O fflc * In iha M .m ln .l. County Co urt H o u tt. Hanford. F lu ild * . .... Xovaw btV If ITS* *» J ;l» P. M. or t l aoon Ih a r a a fia r aa paaalkl* *•« “ H am inol* C o u n ty Hoard of Id ju n m a n l My H il. t u r t im a o . C hairm an ■ '••bt *4 F s b l l * N awrlag X n i L * la heraky gm an In a c c o rd a n r, n lth Harlh.n -n „ r m . a-in m n l* C o u n ly Boning H rg u latlo n a. r.o*,d of C o u n ly CommlaafonVr at BesalnaU C o u n ly , F lo rid a , p r o p o ,., „ |V . r0llow to# Ferb, F. H 7, Pga 1 and I, alao tb# L 1)1 ft Lula II la ij , II. Amandad Plat of Druid Park ' ** * l-ublh- baaflng will b# bald In Ik. Haminol, County Court n Hanford, rioilda, In lh# County CoHMnlailonars room on Kit at ll.ee A. M. nr a* *«»n Iharaafiar aa po.aiMa Hoard uf County Cummlationai a hamlnola Counly, Ftorlda by Jabn Ktldar, Oalnuaa All**! U F. Htrndon IT P A Y S T O B U Y W H ER E Y O U LIV E �A W ant Ad A D ay M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA 2-2611 _i f w K m S. Real Estate Far Sale 3. Real Eatoto Far Bala 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, S LOTS In Dreamwotd Se lion; |EXCELLENT TERMS on S bedkitchen equipped MO ?«.» Oralready cleared and leveled. room home in Pinecrest 2nd. ease Ave Phone FA 2 (630. Priced ta sell. Phooe FA 2-0231. Addition. Owner selling below ------------------------------------------------1 cost. FA 15374. HOUSE on Cameron Ate. Eaat Side, between Celery and 827 Rosalia Drive F A R M E R 'S A G E N C Y G»n:va Ave. ( bedroomi. quite For a real bargain, and attrac­ N. V. Farmer, Realtor neighborhood, school bus stop, tive monthly payments, tet us D. H. Whitmore kitchen appliances. (73 per show you thla outstanding 3 Lillian G. Trams month. Ph. FA 2-6145. bedroom home today. T h e Associates. price? only »t2,230.00. 12100 116 S. French Ave. Ph. FA M22I l-BEDROOM anfurntshed house down, 166.74 monthly. Some After hours. FA 2-M13. FA 2-4MI, ISO. 2632, corner of Lemon k terms ran be arranged on FA 2-0261 Grandview. Pboaa FA 2 0627. down payment if needed. Of­ fered exclusively by SEMI­ ~~~ K E N T A_ BED LOOK AT THE REST NOLE REALTY, 1901 Park Sollaway. Hospital A Baby Beds THEN BUY TW REST! Ave., FA t-3332. By Diy, Week or Month. Visit the beautiful 3 bedroomi 14$ CARROLL’S FURNITURE and 2 bath Zeuli-bllt homes it Fh. FA 2-8181 116 W. 1st It. Stem par Known San Sem Knolls on ’V-tt 20th Street just t blocks west of I-BEDROOM cinder block house, that there is aomeone reading Util ad who appreciates all the French Avenue. COMPARE furnished, reasonable. 1 mile valuo to bo had la an older, THESE HOMES wl'h any others Brora late. Contact Clabough, t story, I bedroom frame NAS. ext. S2T or 427. in the same pries range and home. Carofully maintained we know you will agree tbit JflCELY furnished large 4 room ead Improved, there la a bath here is the boat value la town. - apartment, with porch. Ht oa aaeb floor for convenience, Down payments from 1330— baths, garage. Ph. FA 1 4930. a nice front porch for pleasure, FHA financing. RepresentaUva and an overalls garage for on the premises from II A. M. 1-BEDROOM furnished newly Dad. Yea must see k te rea till S P. M. feinted house, ltd Elm. Use the value! Term* can be arranged, but ewaer wUl shar­ W. R. "BUI” STEMPER A|stay 1-BEDROOM house furnished, all pen hie pencil for a cash deal. alectrie. 160 plus utilities. 34M MAYFAIR HOME foTsALE Chase Ave. Phone FA 2-74M. 410 Elliott. 3 bedroom, 3 bath. W. R. “ BUI" S T E M P E R Agency Spacious. Substantial down Realtor A (nearer payment needed. Call FA 2-3041 ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffer for appointment. Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper Robert F. May, Bart PiebeT, FOR SALE BY OWNER; House, Helen E. Noonan 312 Holly Ave., 2 bedrooms. Phone FA M M 1 l i t N. Park Priced for quick sale at $8,400. 11,000 down payment. Contact 10MER AND LOTS far eelorad Mrs M. L. Raborn. 1103 E. ¥ r AND NEW I bedroom furniahed people. Alia heaioa juiK oa lota. Seminole Blvd. aparrtmewt. Oeee la. Available Roy Wall, Pboaa FA 2-1H7. Nov. Phooe FA l-M I days, NEW 3 bedroom. I bath CB FA 1-1401 etghla. home. Low down payment, asON L A R G E L A K E ■ u m e monthly payments. F u r n is h e d five room, l bed­ 4-Bedrooai borne with IVb baths; FA 2 2(09. room garage apartment. Call large Uvtag ream; dining room; FA 2-0631. Florida room: torrauo floors; IN LAKE MARY: t BR. house, utility, tile bath, wall furnace. central bent. Several fruit U n f u r n is h e d new e Walking distance to ' school. trees. house. Pheae FA 2-1395. $9,300. Phone FA 2 0729. m e BQ. FT. OVERALL I. Real For Bale 127.900 TE R M S t. Female Help Wanted BU SIN E SS PR O P E R T Y BY OWNER: 1-badroom >oins, Large store with c m s-bedroom HOUSEWIVES; H you have IS bast location in Country Ctob apartment and two t-badroora spare hour* per week to work Manor. Phono FA 24(42. apartments. On corner lot with outside your home you can ave­ antra lot ia rear for parking. rage 328.23 and still be a full­ 132,000 T E R M S time housewife and mother. We Stenatrom* Realty train. Write Box I , Sanford HERRERT STBSSTROM ROSA U PAYTO N Herald. Registered Broker Regtoered Real Estate Broker LRN RISNER ■ary *• Carman — Lee SalvaB WILL SWAP home and tmaU LOTTIE BROADWAY B. R. Refare, Rr. Associates salary for housekeeping cerv­ KEN TORBETT Ph. PA S-1SM 1T4S at Hiawalka ices. Call J K 2-9709. BETTYE D. SMITH S-BEDROOM. CB. It* bath bane. SALKS GIRL work ad home. Amec tales FA Make 1100 per tale. Call Eau ■H N. Path Ph. FA M M Gallie 4-3129. t-BEDROOM house 1901 WynneWAITRESS: good hours, good wood Dr. Low down payment. A J » i m R »* k f C*m f**1 tipi. Phone NO 8 4011. Phone FA 1-7797. ltd N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 24121 WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Girl By Owner — Mayfair Secttea to type and file part time; MAJOR BROWN REALTY Brittany Style, large livlaf-dte•temporary, may be permanent. lag. area. 3-RR., 1 BATH. I ------Realtar Call FA 2 2092. carportas. u t i l i t y , R eplaoa, LAKE MARY family room, 1150 aq. H. Phone Ph. FA 14237 of FA 2-1964. SECRETARY, efficient and exFA 2 2344. perienecd in typing, shorthand KRAI I STATE DRIVE IN and transcription, tor Stilt 1144 Franca Ave. MEW HOMES Loeh Arbor; land agency. Five day week. Paid 4 bedroomi; For exciting J. W. H A LL vacation. Pleasant working confamily living with planned luxdttioins. Plane reply giving wry plus ample entertaining "Cni H a " Phore FA 1-3941 personal history and aaperirnre facilities and play areas at to W<>* 3t.t, Sanford. moderate pricea. Shown by ap­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Reelter pointment. Cell FA t-tnat. Rayraead Ix M n d k , Aaaoe. RE ASSURED of munry for FA 2-3991 Atlantis Bank Bldg. Chri«tm»« shopping: Part time Stem prr Han work — we train you. AVON, • number of beautiful building RAYMOND M. BALL largest cosmetic company in lota in and around Sanford, ANI) ASSOCIATES the world. Write NOW! Box including Mayfair. Many with Real Ealele — Inturanrs 216. Lockhart, Fla. Big Ola SHADE ta grace your Surety Bond* new home, and definitely one III So. Park Ave. I’h. FA 2 5641 to fk your need*. Sanford 9. Male Help Wanted Evans RIHir. l-ake Mary W. H. "Bill” STEMPER Agency Ph. FA 2-1290 COUNTY FRANCHISE WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS III o : • it fs e fa r l R rralt Mon.. N ot. 9, 1959— Pag* 9 29-A Trailers IE HEATER* CLEANED Lawn Hewer Regain LEWIS BALES A SRRV1CI IAFF-A.0AY w. joth at. m is PA 2-7161 nr FA 1 3466 PUMPS - SPRVfVLRR types ead Maaa, lattaled UfU w Y o ft t lT WE REPAIR AND 1ERVICB • T I N I Mashteery red Raggly Ce. IT W » ad St. Fh. FA 24411 Ai J aV H O B ’S R E P A IR B H 6 p Welding — * aeh. A Gaa. Repairs W. 20th A Old. L Mary Rd PIANO TUNING A REPAIRING W. L. HARMON PH. FA 2-4223 After S P. M. N R A T I N 0 H. B. POPE CO. 966 a Barb It*A FA 1-4994 IHIRIH* IIKAUTY SHOP FA 2 3311 Henkarik Glare RD_______ 112-114 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA M m A Satisfied customer U our best N aw h Uned NORGE Future electrie atova, advertisement. Furniture and Appliance* vertical broiler, Ursa oven, HARRIETTS BEAUTY NtMtK U . i L . . _ i C _ _ f . , J meal sentry, excelleat condi­ ms so. oak ph. fa 2 3742 M o t n c r o r j o n t o r d tion, l yr. old. Naw houee baa 208 209 E. Firet St. Ph. FA 1 0988 built-la's. Phore FA 2-3481. "Mjr floot’ a n lf r p ." II. Special Sendees D A W N ’ fl Used furniture, appliances, tools SETTLED WOMAN, good char­ TV SERVICE within the hour. BEAirnr salon ete. Rought-soM Larry's Mart Service Call $2.30 plus parti. acter, wants work. Write Box Air Condi tlined Dryera 213 Sanford Avo. Ph. FA 1 4131 Work Guarantred 3 Mo. Ph.1 C, e /o Sanford Herald. Phene FA t-1 FA 2 9799 CUSTOM BUILT furniture -s in ­ WILL care for children in ny gle pieces nr sets. Also furni­ FA 2 7830 MODERN RUG CLEANERS home. Phone FA 2-2403. ture repair. CabtneU made. LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Florida's Must Modern Plant FA 3-7063. Bsggerly Bldg. 2337 Orlando Dr. DAY WORK—part time. FA 2-4638 FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2 7*37 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Raby 12. I’ lumblag Services Beds. Day. Week or Month — 19. Flowere A Plante RNVRI.OPES, letterheads, statt FURNITURE CRNTIR Invoices, hand MUi, and Cni Flowers For Any Ocroolen 1186 Franck Av*. Plum bing & Repairs meats, programs. o»r Progressive n . FA 2-7911 HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Joe f . Thoma* Printing Co. Phone FA 2-3861 - FA I-I822 or FA I-0I70 1123 Harita St. FA 2-9449 • SIR VALUER 3M Weil. 134b it. • QUICK CRRDIT 17. Pats • Llsostoek • Bappllo* • HART TERMS F L im v r a R. M. Wilkinn, Contraelor Oaatmtlng A Repair* • Asphalt Driveway* 1 FILLY Colt, l riding horse, WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Free Estimates • Parking Areas reasonable. Phono FA 2-7138. W ILSON - MAIRR R. L HARVEY Quality Workmanship A Materials SM Sanford Av*. Pbesic FA 81863 Terms To Suit Your Budget PERSIAN KITTENS 8 months 8M R. Fleet 64. PA 1-8 • Free Estimate* old. Thon* FA 2-2137. • Work Guaranteed 22. Article* Far Bale Phono FA 2 4030 Sanford, Fla. MINIATURE Poodle. AKC regis­ tered. excellent pedigree. Phooe Sell U* Your Furniture. Quirk Complete Lawn Matetenaoeo; FA 2 3442. Service With The Caah. SUPER / Plumbing I Hasting / Fertiliaee—Spraying - Mowing TRADING POST, FA 20677. JOHN LONMIR8K I JERSEY COW. heavy milker. AIR CONDITIONING 488 Willow Av*. FA 67161 1 Jeraey cow second calf. J— NORGE STOVE, almoat new, 80 CONTRACT aU REFAIR WORK I year old helfera, calfhood In. oven. FA 2-7882. 1MT Saafard Are. FA 24N2 TV and RADIO REPAIR af >r vaccinated. Priced ri|hl. Phone SANFORD Plemblai A Hratfag SK wI n o MACHINE! Electric, 1:00 nights and weekends. San­ FA 10738. 239* So Elm Ph. FA 2 7914. D a r n s , embroldrlea, mono­ ford. l-ake Mary and l-ongwood. gram*, button hole* Lifetime FA 2-2773 and FA 2(613. 19. Boat* and Meter* 19. Kleetrical Service* guarantee. Responsible party TREE CUTTING AND TRIM­ Us take up payments of $300 Hava* Wiring - Electric Service MING. We remove limbs and month. Writ* box S. M. o/o Rateway Te The Waterway Sid Vlhlaa trash. Write Box T, e/o San­ Sanford Horrid. Tour EVINRUDE Dealer RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ford Herald. R obeo« Sporllng flood* 112 Magnolia FA 18613 304 6 8 I. let. Ph. FA 2-3941 AUTO GLASS M. "Det” Velra Electrical Ser. N . AetemoMlee INSTALLED Dex Says For Service Call. , FA 2 4696 FA 2 5983 WkidnhloU Bask Glare 1936 four wheel drive Jeep 3300. Doar Glare Yent Glare Phone FA 2 4(42. 14. Balldlng ■ Painting - Regain BBRYICC BALLROOM (D w n n a Senharfk Gtere and Pa ini Ca. 4 DR 1932 PLYMOUTH. CAN RE school o f dance ,111-114 W. ted fa. FA 2 46M SEEN AT THE SANFORD HERALD Wi W. Fin.ST ST. BEPTIC TANK RERVICR 6th Thru 8th Grade DAYS. Sines 1948 REGISTER NOW . . . A. HARK llellARY PAINTING A DECORATING 1949 DODGE pick up. deluxe CISMteti Ik gin Ort. 15th NOrth 8 4422 North 8 471 1 Licensed — Bunded rah, nrw- paint, excellent tires. Phone FA 2-0881 Free Estimates — FA 2 3781. MAN. retired from carpentry, Work Guaranteed painting and climbing would Seminole Painting Contractors like ground work, trellis, fenc­ FA 1 1204 ing. painting imall building or landscape gardening: all B * M ROOFING dirt work. I carry my own in Ia n d Contracting A Rrpairs surance. Contact James M licensed — Bonded —Insured Phillips, Rl. t, Hox 138. San FREE ESTIMATES AVAILABLE l-BKDROO.M, living mom. din­ I-BEDROOM completely furnish ford. • ing room, kitchen equipped, house. 90' x 110' lot. S200 down NEED comcicntlous dealer in 818 Sanford Ave. Ph FA 2-79431 thii area lo handle county dis­ panelled Florida room. Eaey —assume monthly payments of tribution of a new and recently FLOOR sanding ami liniihlng| terms. CaU FA 2 3744. 166. 15 year mortgage. Call Cleaning. Waiiag. S • r v I a g patented product. Thla product FA 27788 Sonsbtoli County since 1913. is an amaiing new invention C. A. Whiddon, Sr. SALE or RENT. 1 bedroom, kit that has been long in 'emand H. M GI.EASON, Lake Mary rhen equipped. See at 143 Pineby the public. Requires few BROKER crest Dr. Call owner, FA 3-7131. hours spare time weekly, n r. IS. Special Services IN Se Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8881 references and 3680 00 operat­ ing capital which is refundable | Furniture Storage and Moving sir* DOWN To snd From Anywhere A Rip Van W inkle if work proves satisfactory. •■BEDROOM, 1 bath, large living C. E. PHILLIPS Earnings up to $200 weekly de­ room and bedrooms; kitchen 1 Compare point by point; Com pletely furnished; ultra eonven 1 pending on spare time devot­ 1306 French Ave. Ph. FA 3 1861 equipt. See at 103 E. Woodland T ims Pick Up lent to schools, stores, churches: ! ed. This *l>o can he work'd Dr. Phone owner. FA 2-4073. perfect condition; 2 bedroom a* a full time deal with a truck • Radio • concrete block. Gosh what a $15,000 income a year poten lleetri • l.lk* Vr« Inald* A Out • buy! Priced under $9.000 00. tial. This is not a vending Xitna Arturi Mile* — ONLY machine deal. Write Northwest W. H. "BUI” STEMPER Agenty Distributors, Inc., 323 N. How­ $ $ SAVE “ In the City o f ard Ave., Tampa 8. Florida, ATTRACTIVE"-houii*7or_ ial* at FnrHnr Station South Pinecrest. Reasonable Gracious Living” down payment low monthly nun • 3 h Knpayments. Phone 2-2W57. llralrr • I'erfrrt In gin . Radio CUSTOM BUILT ROMES Remodeling — Free Kitimalee Repe rs Phone r.\ 2 3744 BILL BKRNOSKY, Contraetar JColkA ’a (8 ) U)ay! HIGHEST TRADE-INS 59 c h e v y ;: N EW R AV EN N A YOUR NEWSMNR, PACKS • I F A 2 -5 2 6 4 Sem PARK SANFORD PROPERTIES 814 Atlantic Rank Building FI*. Harrlss R. H. Ivars YOU NAME IT—WE'LL FIND IT P 0W IR K HOMES I n PINECRE7r7~3 b«droom7 2 hath, Florida room, large uti­ lity room. Fenced back yard. Pump snd well. Low down pay1 mem. 123 K. Coleman Circlt, - • PAINTING • E X P E R T • — STRAIGHTENING WRECKS REBUILT We Specialize In Custom Work 10th A Sanford — Behind Sludebaker Only Qualified Member The PIANO TECH. Guild. In Thin Arris • Tuning • Itrgulntin , • Voicing • Repair* All Type* Service W. L. H ARM O N rh on e FA 2-7719 Garaj:* i • Quiet Cssmmaaily • Ncur Golf Course $450 Down R E E L ' S Pai nt & Body Shop P. O. Box 76 Lake Mary See our Daily rl»»»ifieJ Ad iit '- r 3o. LI. 23. E fa stlM - CIVIL SERVICE TESTS Mre — Wom«n, U-M. Fraaare NOW thru bom* study far Cbr* Service appointmanU. Salaries start high a* M R 6 week. Civil Servlea eHeea SECURITY, high -alarfaa, grwmotions, long paid vacitfaw, paid sick leave, rati retain* pension*. Training watR aw pointed. FREE Inform Stic* re tab*, refariai, requiremeota. Write NOW ** LINCOLN 6CRVICH 814 Court Street Pakla, fllteete TM W EI •11 V FACTORY TO TOO ALUMINUM New 4 Used Furniture A Appli­ VENETIAN B U N M ances. A Good Place To Enclosed head. Sag-proad bottom BUY, SELL or TRAD* roll with plastic end*. FlaaUe Jenkins Furniture or rayoe Upes. Cottre tM Sanford Ave. FA 2 74$* cords. ISA V E 8 # ,b * II. Wash Wanted ■te 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ GOOD Sim couch, breakfast ditioned, washer and dryer. WUl ■ell equity very reasonable or odd chairs, mala wtu trade for equity In S bed* Manchester poppya. VA room home. Phone FA S4134. I* HOSE 11.09, Dungaree* ILK '3d FLAMINGO MobUa Horn*, Surplus Store, 218 •' x 40, 3 bedroom, excellent condition. The price le Right. SINGER ELECTED* One can't refuse. Space 74, chine-factory rebuilt, tfe 'd fw Park Ave. Trailer Ct., Sanford. with m w guaraatw m i g«ad»> raonta. I payments *« IMfa Writ* Credit H i a t i r , */• I t e OPEN NOW Sanford Herald. MOBILE HOME SALKS U Mile So. of Sanford 17-91 REAM MIXED OOWCHETE NEW 1960 PACEMAKER Window Sills - Lintel* — Sand MOBILE HOMES Rock—Rtmpinf Direct from Factory to You. ripe—Fractal Trap* Grai Cemefli—Dry Walla W y itt Trailer Saleii MIRACLE CONCRETE Tel. FA 3-MI I VA MTU 306 Elm Av* 21. Furniture Beauty Parlors 2964 Adame Ph. BE Artteten Per Bala Tuns Went On 20th 81. Follow Country ( luh Rd. A Wnteh For Oar Signs . . • O PEN D A IL Y s Dream Homes $3 4 0 Down Payment-No Closing ‘ 9 890 T O T A L PRICE llume* feature I Bedroom* I* i Til* Hath* • Screened I’nrrh . Utility Rnem • Terru m Fleurs • t xrporle • Landxrjped Lots • All City 4 onirmenrex. 9:00 A. M. T il Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. .M. T il Dark S lw sjn a lu iA Cnnntruction Co.. Iik . 211 . Wee* 23th Street Phone FA 2 3191 ‘ 179 5 MONTHLY PAYM ENTS 56 c h e v y :: ‘ 1495 P.sery Me*. s s * $ $ $ S SAVE $ $ $ S •61” 54 CADILLAC. nui*e • Fully Equipped Including Air Tnnrtlllooing - Ite Mure \nd Drive This One! ‘ 14 9 5 Our 1'ned Cum Will lie IlieplMsed For Your Inspection Nightly On Our l-argc Lighted Lot. W HERE DEALS SHINE at the nign o f your bent buy 2nd & I’almetln U. C. Lot FA 2-fi'J;il Ofc. FA 2-0711 Chesriilet — Oldnninbile — Cadillnr Trude-Ino “ Save Dollars A t H o ller’s" H O LLE R M O T O R S A LES WE L C OME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wa InvHa yea te b* are area absolutely free wKbret aUig tine el m i af Banfeed'e teadb Motel* while yea teaate aWpl able beaaing fee yearaaH aaiil family. Piek wp year t e f at| owr 8«le* Office. S U N LA N D Estates & South PINECRES1I 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florid* Living. S i t Bedroom* — 1 k 2 Batha VA - F HA FHA In Servic# Conventional Financing Down Payment* Low as $425 You ran mov* In ImmadLl atcly while the paper* ar«| being processed. We Guarantre Peraonal Satisfaction On T h « Conatruction O f Your Home For The Firat Year — Or Y our Down Payment And Cloain* Ccai Will Ba ChaarftlU/ Refunded. Odham & Tudor. Inc. Cor Hwy. 17.B2 & 21 Phon FA 2*1 SO a I �% ♦ -n r t WESTERN LEAN b MEATY P rim Cm 4 Tfcni > m W rtm fay THK WOMEN OF ENTERPRISE’S Barnett Memorial Methodist Church fed these diners and another irroup not pictured at the baked chicken dinner which wax the WSCS annual fund raisin? project. Arabs W ant Bigger Oil Profit, Sources Say er of a youngish, to-railed group of “oil technocrat*'' the the Arab government*. Tariki wa* quoted at the con­ ference a * enviiaging the day when Arabs will control all as­ pect* of otl production and trans­ portation. and have at least a 50 per cent *hare ;n market* to which Arab oil goes. The ••technocrat*” are only too well aware of the result* of Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh'i precipitate action in 1MI in nationalising Persian oil well*. They therefore do not advocate Mossadegh'* brand of nationalisa­ tion “ by the stroke of a pen.” But they state the belief that a complete takeover ran tie achieved on a gradual bail* Oil companies assert that their contract rights are being en­ croached upon at every turn in the Middle East with the possible exception of Kuwait. wr&iTious Quotable Quotes l ulled Pres* InternaUonal MILFORD, Conn. (UPIj - The mayor of Worche»ter, Xla**., Jo­ seph Ca*dm. who was arrested for speeding on a Connecticut turnpike: “ l ‘ m not sure I was guilty. I w*» j*i*i following • line lA car* I wasn't watching iv speedo­ meter." EIGHTH GitAUEHS o f the junior high school wore guests of the Sanford Naval A ir Station for a tour o f the ba.<e facilities which included thin in­ spection o f an A-’tD Skywarrior. with the student* each getting a chance to look over the aircraft. Hy H111I. NEMMi XI UPI Foreign Editor ATOMIC CAPABILITIES flier* is growing speculation that atomic warheads actually •re prevent in both North and South Korea. South Korean De­ fense Minister Kim Chung Yul drcleared the North Koreans have atomic guns deployed along the truce line area* and indicated South Korea would *'severely punlth“ the Communivt* f the Red* launched an atomic attack, lie also indicated the punishment Legal Notice would In? by the same mean* used by Use Reds. Hen. I. D. White, U. S. Army commander in tlie Pacific, said in Seoul on Thursday that the North Korean Communists may have "atomic capabilities.” PARTY FIHIIT Right and left wing uf Brit­ ain’* Labor Party still arc bitter­ ly at odds. Home right-wing mem­ bers of the party are saying it was labor s promise In rrnationalUr steel that played a major part in losing the Oct. a general election. The left wing wants more naUonaluatioo Latior Par­ ty I-cailers Hugh GaiUkrll recent­ ly. was asked pointblank “ Arc you in favor of dropping n.itionalisation or against it?” Gaitskell said he was not ready to answer either ye* or no. SI ATT IR ai.TI.KH, I u fv tid s u L s o IK St TO SITS: vm ■TVTH *»K rXOUlKA TO; H a it i* tlu tD r t IS t Xt Jo h n 's NAZI TRIALS No more trial* of Nan war criminals will be permitted in the West Herman Republic after the end of 1960. At result, tjie num­ ber of these trials ta expected to l>e stepped up in the next few month*. "LE HAl.LT” President Charles DeGaulle of France will hold one of his rare press conferences tnts week and is expected to reiterate the "ab­ solute necessity" fur French membership in the "tonne club. He also is expected to reaffirm the finality of the terms of his Sept. 16 “ self determination" of fer to Algeria. ARMS TO INDONESIA Well informed sources In Jakar la, capital of Indonesia, expect the United States soon to sell more small arm* to the Indonesi­ an army. The U. S earlier this year supplied sufficient small arm* ami communications equip­ ment for 2U battalions. WASHINGTON — Ulwr Sevittary James P Mitchell opposing a plan to establish federal powers to resolve labor management dead locks: . . It the government determine* wages and prices we are getting on the road to socialism which 1, for one do not want.” ARUNDEL. England — Bernard Xlarmaduke Kitaalan Howard, the 16th Duke of Norfolk, on hi* de­ cision to move hts family out of the ancestral castle in to a smaller house in the hack yard: . . The moment has arrived to save some of the money that at pre»ent we see no return on." DA/PT DfPT. MAYFAIR. PURE CREAM HOUSTON, Tex. — Joseph Dai­ ley, who risked his life and aban­ doned hit life's saving to spread the alarm In other crewmen be­ fore the tanker Amoco Virginia blew up "Piece* of sirel rained down all around me. I was lucky to gel away at well as 1 did.” SWIFTS PREMIUM OR HICKORY RANCH NO. I QUALITY. SLICED, RINDLESS Service Howl Champs BREAKFAST COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo. (UPI)— Hamilton Air Force Rase, Calif., spoiled Fort Carson, Colo . a first per to>l touchdown and then rallied to gam a 1* 7 victory Sun­ day in the 16Ui annual Pikes Peak Service Bowl game. ** TARNOWS DELICIOUS r is e s N*w Turk You * r * h e re b y n o tifie d that a of -'•in p la in t for d lx n rra ha* b -a * filed a g ain at i n * and )n n *<• r**|Utird to » •• * • a copy of you r a n tw e r or pleading to |h * h ill of r a m p U In t on tho p la in tiff's b tio ro tt P a u l <*. I'a rk ln a , SIT W*at •*' ilh K tr**t, O rlan do , W o rld s. and ftl* <ht o rig in a l a n a a e r or p lrad Ira i» tho u f f lr t if lh « C le r k of the (*lr< all C o u rt on or r.#far« S te in a o d a y , u n b a r », lt i> If you fall In do an Judgm ent hy d a fa u lt w ill ha ta k e n a a a l n t : too fo r Iba r t llo f ilam andad In th s bill of complaint. tMVMK .*SI> oltI*Klts:i) at Hon•ufd, Uemlnola iv ia n ly , W o rld s, ■Jilt **» day of .N tinnlor ISIS, *•<11 HIGIISTOWN, N. J. (UPI) _ An Army per>onnel hu* carrying about JO passengers collided with a tractor trader early today on the New Jersey Turnpike five tndes south uf Highstown Officials at St. Kranci* Hospital in Trenton *aid 2S passenger* wrre injured in the crash. According to state trooper Fred Eckrr, the bus was returning to Ft. Dlx from thr Port Authority Building in New X'ork City. He said JO Army pertoniw-l •MALI were aboard the bus, which ram­ (X C. SSoeadoa t iU r k o f lb * Clr» uit Court med into the rear of the truck. By M srlhs T. Vthlen, I*,' Turnpike official* identified the lh a l c I k r k ltt driver uf the tractor trailer »* SSf Weal knuih M rrrl la-die M. Hunter, S6, A Briar Orlando, Florida Mill, N. Y. both vehicle* were i l l w t a r tor Platnlilf heading south. PukH ab Moo. a. IS. SI, SO. ISSS P. F. DELUXE ORANGE FRESH IAKE0 LUSCIOUS ppopacf All Purpoge K atin? SECURITY SSOCIATKS, Tender ' Sweet Golden STOCKS - BONDS M U TU A L - FUNDS or Cooking �p o n e In Donations To United Fund-They'll Come Get 'Em . The United Fund volunteers offered Today to travel the county to pick up lastminute contributions to the fund cam­ paign in an e ffort to reach the quota. Chairman A. B. Peterson Jr. urged all residents, groups or commercial firms who have not turned in a donation to tele­ phone the United Fund office. FA 2-4917. and said workers will drive out and pick up contributions from homes or offices. The UF office will remain open fo r awhile to receive tardy contributions, but n o further solicitation will be made, he stressed. “ W e feel that there are a lot o f peo­ ple who have not been able to g e t their contributions in for some reason, and will be glad to have the workers drive out and Peterson said the fund drive will close tom orrow as announced and asked last-minute donations in an e ffo rt to get “ 100 per cent participation, regardless o f the amount we raise.* Slip §>anf0r& ijmtlfo pick up all those which can be made by tom orrow * Peterson said. He pointed out that donation o f only 80 cents per person by the county’s popu­ lation would surpass the goal o f $41,621. “ Please call the United Fund o ffice and help put the fund drive over by the deadline,* he asked the public. T a x Equalization — - i W EATHER: Cl c a t Vo partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. High today, 74-79. Low tonight in XLix United r r m Leaned W ire Katabliahed 1908 T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 10. 1959 th a ftO’a. Federal Funds Possible In County Drainage Emergency, Board Told l t e possibility of federal matchInf funds to give “ permanent re­ lief" la the eouoty’t drainage pro­ blems was offered today by a ataie soil- eoaeorvation expert. H. T. Stanloy, assistant state eoaeervitioalet, told the board of eooalMtooari that a law pa»ed to O n p m ia 1SSS can make it fftiibta tar Seminole County to apply for tunds to eliminate drain- j drainage faciiitiea. However, under tha law, k ia age problem* If tha county cao get the authority to eatabllah a up to the local body la maintain county wide millage levy or aak the facilitiee, Stanley told iho the itate legialature for additional group. Board Chairman John Ertder funds. Under the law, which i* called told Stanley that a apecial com­ the Small Watershed Program, the mittee will be appointed to study government maienea funds with tha overall drainage problem and the local government to conatruct * come up with a solutioo. City Awards Contract For Lake Monroe Pollution Study To Tampa Chemist Firm He said that there arc indica­ b c o n t r a c t to jnake a pollution During the eight weeks of the survey of Lake .Montoe was survey by two chemists, testa tions that elements ether than awarded to Thornton Laboratories, | be made for bacteria, dis- sewage are producing pollution ln«. last night by the Sanford oxygen, alkalinity, chlor- in l-akc Monroe, since there is e City Commission. , •***'• temperature and for the heavily polluted area upstream -*• • ■ amount of oxygen needed by orThe — Tampa firm of- analytical from the city where pollution and consulting chemist# ia expect­ ' nanism* in the water. might be caused by cattle and The commission rejected the ed to start the 972 test, on Lake swamps. Monroe waters within three $6,200 bid of Law Engineering Co. weeks. Coat of the survey will be to make the survey and decided against Xuuland Estate* developer within 10 percent of $3,000. j llrailry Odium's offer to pay £>0 i I per cent of the .urvey cost if the ft |post was tmt fn* «. ' Stock Haw sewage from Saniord t« I NEW Volt Ik* tU H ) 'the major source of pollution Ini prices at 1 p. m : 1 the lake, a 11*51 Stale Hoard of I American Airline* ............. 34'. American T I T ........... 7S'i ] Health survey reported. The study reeni intended a $-176.-1American Tobacco ............. lot CAO ’ ............... 88'* Sanford Greyhounds President 000 sewage treatment plant for' Chrysler . . . . ............... 81H John McRoberU received permis- j Sanford. The city now wants to know I Curtiss • Wright . . . ••#•••• • 3 l 4i •ion from the city commission last DuPont . . . •estates - 2ti0l1 night for the ball club to get ID 1what the current pollution situa­ Kastman Kodak . . . •esMisee W tion is in the lake and how it sents on every ticket sold for a ' Ford Motor ........... 1 p. m. Stocks Ciiy Grants Club Deal For Season taaaaea** General Electric . ............... Ing season and 30 per rent of the 1:iger W'nrien Know In. .aid today. I General Motors . . . ............... ' Sanford undertook u l l 1* million' profits, if any. Graham • Paige ............ McKohcrt*, who announced that w»<«t and sewer improvement Inti. TAT .......................... the Greyhound* were $252 in the program in 1951-55 and now lairiilard ........... ts*l*«tsi red after this year's season, said] w»nLi to make e comparison with Minute Maid ......... ............... that the team has the chance of eight years ago. Knowles said, Penney ........... i i i i s i i i i becoming a Class D teem for the I'enn HR ........... •aaeaeet* Kansas City Athletics. Hoyal American . . . ............... Commissioner Earl liigginbot-1 Scars Roebuck ...................... kam said that baseball ia Just as | V . _ a _ _ _ L „ C , , _ J Sludebaker ........ . ............. puch a part of the city recreation U y S T T O p ii y r U f l O S U. S. Steel ............. •. 'fts te m as slniffleboard and tennis Enterprise is having a local drive Westmghouse El. . ............... 71 IUk 32'x 2H to M eeting N o v . 3 0 News Briefs SAN FORD’ FLORIDA NO. M0 Tha County Commtaaioa will i meet at H a. m. Nov. M aa a TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - Soma board of equalisation to tel the 1.300 delegates met here today to valua of property on which to opca the ttmoday go* aaeual levy taaea. convention of Florida BaptteU. The board adopted a resolution The convention ia made up of today to advertise for the equali­ 1.230 churches with a member** eg abowt 430,000. State Baptists Meet Krider pointed out Mtat the county is spending taw much Triton Joins Fleet money on drainage instead of GROTON, Coon (DPI) - the building up county roads. twin reactor DM Triton, the Earlier be had called for a Nevy’ a mobile “ private eye" le county wide drainage program ,uard , tUck, and eatabllah inrnt of a millage ' join* u * u. gt Atlantic auburnlevy to carry out the program. iM f l „ , *oday. The *47 toot, S.M0 Stanley pointed out that U would toa nuclear radar picket sub, take about two yean before the coding »lt0 raillioe, wtU hoist Me actual program could be carried commission log pennant u I $ out. turned ever to the Navy at ■ Coat of the program aouM not docks Ida eeremony at the yards to be estimated. the Electric Boat Division to Gew la other busioes* during the era] Dynamics Carp, which to il meeting. County Engineer Boh R. Davie said that cost of tha pro­ gram to eliminate drainage to Castro Reply Awaited Loch Arbor would be approaiHAVANA (UP1) - The future mstely $5,Joo. Davi* said the engineering iirm of Cuban-American relations will of Lefller and Bush recommended depend largely on Premier Fidel regrading Forrest Drive and Castro's reply to new U. I. proRidge Ave. tod establishing a I teeta against “ malicious" attacks drainage awale down the center ' on the United States, Informed aourcea aaid today. Cuban offi­ of the two streets. The board approved the coal cials withheld Immediate eomof job aa a permanent rellsf to "M il and It wag believed Caatro Loch Arbor resident* but said ! might reply toon to another to they could not start the project hU marathon nationwide totevtafon until we “ straighten out our fin- ■ «! appearances. He atilt ancial troubles." Had not answered a Brgt U. L Davii also reported on plana protest against earlier attecko to to eliminate flooding in the Tern- H** United State*. arva. hT? g!TLu Gray and Brill recommended that a series of rsnals he dug kite the area. Davis ia expected to give hia recommendations at the board's next meeting. Herndon, Burdick New Snow Storm Coming To North; 42 Low For State I'nltod P r tN International t"Labo r Hoard Asked CLEARWATER (UFI) - Ctogreeeman William C. Cramer sug­ gested Monday that Gov. LaHoy Collins name a Male labor relation* commission that would make recommends Gone to the nest session of Congress. Cramer, speaking to the State Farm Bureau Federation, said the com­ mission also could examine such questions aa a Mato labor depart­ ment of cabinet rank, establish­ ment of a Florida labor relation* board, and poeslbte tightening of local taws against labor violence and disputes. THE QUEEN 18 CROWNED oa Stand? Uerviah W pro­ claimed queen o f tha Peanut Bowl and Jim Buckler plarea the crown on har head. Mia* Harvlah wia choaan liy the student hotly o f th* Junior High from a field of 10 context nut* on tha baisi* of talont, beauty and per­ sonality. (Staff Photo) . County ComiiiUMoii today paid tribute to Clerk O. P. Hern don and Deputy Clerk K. L. Bur­ dick, citing thr "many long years of service these two officials have given the county and ataie." Both retired effective Nov. S because of ill health. After a resolution was read ex­ and therefore ugieed to Me- |0 raise fundi for rrsrarch against pressing tlie board's gratitude to Roberts' iei|uc,t. Cost to the city muscular dystrophy and residents the two men. Herndon, his voice live effect of art aa everyday to run the Municipal Stadium for are urged to nuke donations in ! Sanford * City t oitiinisston last to allow only piped drainage to weak, aaid “ I just tried to do my Greyhound games during the pa*t the ranmstrrs which have been! life was explained by Carl Bolduty and there shouldn't be any night ordered s resolution drawn pas* through the swampy area season was $4,600 under the same placed around the community. | praise for that I thank you from »n<ler laat night in a lecture to an which would giv* the state per- and connect to the city system conditions a, were granted last Volunteer workers also will solicit near lily Cl. and 24th PI. Th* audienca of 100 parang* at tha my heart." i mission to run drainage for three county b** previously sought th* 1funds during this month. Chairman Juhn kinder called Sanford Art Aeaocietioa meeting year* through an open ditch ditch connection .o lake care of HOLLYWOOD tUPIl Bob Herndon on* of the outstanding south at 23th SI. place to con­ drainage fr o m Crosby, whose fame has been dim­ public servants in the state and at the Civic Center. Sanford Ave. Holandrr Illustrated hie lector* nect with tlie ett) draining sya which is to be widened A dram med by the shadow of hia brother said he doubted hetlier any oilier Ring, moved in the unwanted spot­ •tale official could equal his re with color slides, which also de­ lem near Zltli I’l. ag* pipe connection will cost The resolution propox si by alxHit S.tt.ooo light of domestic trouble today. cord which dates hack many picted good and bad tsamplrs oI County Commission Chairman Hoth Crosby and his wife, June, years Krider said lie hmk* the eon design John Krider would give the state tract for widening Sanford Ave say the bedroom battle in which "The man who will take your The Winter Dark art and deaign permission to run drainage from he was stabbed twice ami she re­ place will face a real challenge will lie Irt Nov. 19. The widening reived a broken rd> has ended their la equaling your rwronl." Krider expert also tutd the group about |23lli SI. through (tie ditrh aftrr cost will lie paid by tlie county. marriage. tiw value* of an art association the 25lh St. widening project is Tlie money for tlie state subsidiz­ aaid. Crosby, 4S. and hia wife fought. Burdsck had been willi the to the community. The audience begun by the stale. If tlu state ed 25th St. widening from Mellonviolently laat Saturday night, Mrs. Clerk's oGice since I9rt. responded try adding several doesn't put a pipe in Hie ditch villr lo French Ave. is in the Crosby, a slender red-haired #*■ members to roila, making the within three yeata the county county budget for this fiscal year, commission will. Krider -aid •inger, said. ! charter membership 30. Krider explained. A ditch tn tlie Allowing the dltrn reversed a l.ily Ct. area tu take 2'dli St. The rouple separated alter the Ine association closed its chart­ previous city commission derision altercation, and, according to Mrs. er membership IsM night sod also drainage conk! also take Sanford Croat)), there will he no attempt I closed Uic entry lists for the first Ave. runoff. at reconciliation All property owners adjacent lo The Jaycees will have s dinner!I art show. Eahibits will be limited “ Hob aaid I needed a heating meeting Wednesday instead of l» members on the roila up to laat the proposed ditch or pipe drain­ up. which he gave me. Then I their weekly luncheon tins week night for the initial show. age ares have accepted the appicki-d up the letter opener and and will invite wives snrt dales pratsal price lo buy the necessary Tomorrow ia the deadline to the tussle went on. I jabbed him of members to attend. submit titles of art show ontriee, TAMPA (DPI) The Air Force right of way, the county commii in the shoulder. 1 thought it would A special program appropriate Mrs. J. O. Gregory, exhibition lut called off s search lor three non chairman said. scare him and make him ,, run . |for Veterans' Day will include a chairman, announced. The Utica airmen missing after a It 47 crash The resolution must be approvaway. But it didn t. Mrs. Crosby ; Nivy f„ m on ,hf tri(nlB, 0, air must he submitted so a program into the Gulf of Mexico ■d by the city roinmission and said. Five days of searching failed to agreed upon by the county com crews. The meeting will begin at 7 ran he prepared for the show, site raid. turn up any trace of the three, i misstonrrs. p. m. in the Civic tenter. Enterprise Seeks 19k» 113*2 16* 4 3 '. 48H J6*i 97'» 98'* property, real estate or personal as fixed by the lax assessor. Indications art that the lax bills may bo prepared and sent out by Dec. IS. At the board's meeting last week, taxpayers got an indica­ tion of what the millage rat# *0l to this year when the commission adopted a tentative rale to It mills for operating budget. Thli figure ia subject to change, but calls for 3.15 mills for the general budget, five for schools and .83 for payment of hospital bonds. Tax Assessor Richard McCanna has told live commission that to oatimatea the assessment roll Will lint $182 million in property valuations aa a basis for tha tax rata. sation meeting and report that all assessment records will be open to property owner* Nov. 1< in the tag assessor's office. The equalisation aaaaion will be to beer complaints and receive testimony aa to tha valua of any Speaker Explains City Agrees To Drainage Effects Of Art Ditch Request By County Temperatures were an the ris* through the nation's midlands to­ day, but the Weather Bureau warned of another snow Morns building up In Montana. Weathermen issued «old w*v* warning* for Montana fur this afternoon and night and said there would be drifting snow run­ ning before high winds later ia <the day. Thr midland*, front border t* i border, w*r* caught in a giant snow storm-cold wave last week. Some area* were lashed by 15inch snow* and sub-sero temper­ atures. But the Weather Bureau Mid temperature* rose from 10 to 30 degree* Monday from th* Cana­ dian border inte Oklahoma Mid northern Teias. lamest temperature* for Flor­ ida Wednesday morning will range from 42 to 48 in thr extrema north, to the 50‘ * in the Mntral and to th* •>«)'• ia the southern Bob Crosbys End Marriage After Violent Scrap Jaycees To Meet Wednesday Night AF Cancels Search For Three Airmen 18 Attending Insurance Course Enrollment In the Life Under­ writer's Training Course given at the Seminole County Vocational School ha* raached II. E. S. Douglass, Director of Vocational Education aaid yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Knight of San­ ford* Independent Life Accident Insurance Co. of Sanford is teach­ ing th* course lo life insurenc* agents The classes which began Oct. 30 are sponsored by the St. John's Life Underwritcn' Asso­ ciation. They are teoght every Frldey afternoon from 2 4:30 p. m and will last for six months. P LOU1B C A TE S o f UeBarjr proudly display* thia five Twwuvd awout potato th at wax grow n in hi* yard- * » ’ ®a aaid on the morning o f hie 70th birthday la^t Wedneaday he went out into tha yard and noted tha eweat pota­ to, M]t waa a pleaoant surprise,” ha *aid. Warm W ater Revives 'Frozen' Heart .Specialists at Uic heart clour PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Dos day m a North Philadelphia gut tors saved th* life of a nun with ter. His case was mad* known slashed open the chest cavity and massaged Flanagan's heart When a * froien" heart by pouring *> Monday night. The hot water tre«im*nl was that and other methods failed the gallons of warm water from an ordinary faucet into hit chest utrd after other efforts failed. doctors, in desperation linked a It worker so well, the patient has* to • nearby hot water tap. cavity. The 43-year old laborer's heart started to regain consciousness They tested the water's warmth had not functioned for more than and tried lo climb off the opera on their wrist* like a mother three hours when the doctor's ting tabl*. Irais milk from her baby's hotlle. Today, only litre* days alter Then they turned the hose direct took what was believed to be an unprecedented move to return his hi* ordeal. William Flanagaa chat­ ly into the cheat cavity ami flush ted with visitors and follow pa­ sd the heart with shout 2u gal heart to normal operation Thoracic surgeon* at Hahne­ tients in hie ward. II* was kept Ions of water. mann Hospital'* famed heart cli­ on the serious list 88 $ precau­ Th* heart'* rhythm returned nic said they know of no oif>or tionary measure. gradually as the blood passed Courthouse To Close cate where lap water was used Flanagan was taken to the bus through Uie warmed heart and The County Courthouse wiU to maids the cheat cavity. pital by police but his h«art stop extended the warmth throughout closed tomorrow in celebration of Th# pericot, William Flanagan pod beating while so talent, Dr. the patient's body. Within minute* Veterans' Dey, ’die clerk's office we* found xemi coo-ciots* Kdwsrd Brunoee, wes sisminsng bia body temperature rose Fora announced this mom.ng. Ic. ;ysur* to th* cold last Sslur-1 him. i th* low M's t « '93 degree*. Flanagan had been given uo aneslhelirs because they might have killed him. The patient became fully con­ scious. He was moved to a re­ covery room where he wav kept under mild refrigeration to pre­ vent his temperature from riving •hove normal as a result of Ihe 3'-s hours of heart massage. He was given three blood transfusion* and massive quantities of anti biot lea. live patient made remarkable progress. A tube in Ills throat to help hia breathing was removed the following day. Monday night j he wae able to ea up sad eat a | Meek dinner. district*. Kuluir tempers lure outlook ts for slightly s tim ir weather Wed­ nesday night and no frost danger through Friday, Food Fair Agrees To Close Entry Food Fair Stores director nf r*»t r*,,le - Ronald Fine, agreed you" ‘ fdav to close the southernmost Oak Ave. driveway entrance to Sanford's Food Fair and to open an entrance from 25th Si. Oak Ave residents Cmdr. I M. Rowell, Jerry Daniels and Earl* Moxlrv have complained that light* from the two Oak St. Food Fair driveways were sliming in their windows, ami that truck traffic on Oak Ase. was disturb­ ing and dangerous. A fence will be erected imme­ diately on the boundary of the Sanford Food Fair store group and floodlights will tie shielded that Shine onto that street. The city commission also passed sn ordin­ ance last night prohibiting truck traffic other than necessary for residences on Oak Ave. Irons .Milt to 25th St. -- ------------------ “ —— A J L C • A U G U D O fl jO C I G iV -— ' Tour Thursday C. Russell M.ivun of Alumonle Springs ami Mrs. Donald Norton of Geneva wilf lead 30 members of tlie Florida Aiidution Society lroin West Palm Ht-ach to Crjnd Ba­ hama Island Thursday. The fourday larribean tour will include study of the bird and plant Ilf* of this most northwesterly Haha me island. Mason is executive director of the xocietv and Mrs. Norton to the group s fu-ld trip organuer. DeGaulle Gives Red Leader Credit PARIS (UP!) President . Charles DeGaulle announced to­ day that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit France on March t3. I960, and for the first lint* gave Ku.vsia ciedit for try­ ing to ease tension in such troubl­ ed spots as tudia, Laos and Cm tral America. � 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 09, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 09, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 09, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e2fe87168e8edbe0b13c141b212fb4b7.pdf e4cbf1f718271eae3b022ccc351af893 PDF Text Text Roll Over DeLand, 33*20 Seven) jrenrs K o a littta sport* ear was pretty much a novelty In then part*. I recall that Ear) Ratliff drove up to •eheol ta a Uttle "bag" called a Renault Of coune, It really ceased quite a stir around the campus being the first car of that also to be seen. In fact it was so cute that a group of young lade led by “ Biggwn** Graham grabbed it by both ends and carried it to the front steps of the school and parked it New if a Frenchman were to come to Sanford blindfolded he would surely be­ lieve he was in Faria for the beep-beep’s of the Renaulta can be heard everywhere. The little ear types have become so popu­ lar ta recent years that Sanford has a eery active dub called the Seminot* •porta Car Club. Although the club haa been active for time, very' few people other than ita .... hera know much about ita activities. Recently five members o f the club formed a sports car racing team and in their first outing they made a fine showtag. D m fhre men have dubbed their team “Scudsrta Seminole." Seuderia being an Italian name for racing stable. laauranceman Bud Moughton is re­ sponsible for the logistical end. such a* fund raising and parts supply; Kon Uf JERRY COVINGTON |Halfback Hobbs Davto w ss i out standing They picked up two „ *■? EaafaedS ra in ori J u n io r ; nothing abort of spectacular in tbe of tbeir tooebdowni a i a result Varsity team finished its taw victory here Ism night. of Sanford fumbles and if it badseason here last night in fine ■ Tbe youngster scored on a 23 n’t beet toe this, the big defense ***** by roliiog over DeLand by ] yard run in the first period, a would hat* held them much muck a score of 3J-3P 27 yard nm in the «th period, and tighter. Linebacker and renter Coach Dick Stivers and Bud an t l yard rue m the final three Johnny Phillips made a g n a t Layer led Wear youngster* to a minutes. He displayed good speed showing espec especially on defense ns near perfect w a io a finirting with hard as any half well as Mark Whitehead. Peea 4-1 record. Tbeir only lee* was back seen this year. Wee Kaigbt, Don Harvey, and In tbe opening game when Lees­ Although DeLand rolled up » Jam es Jotws. The line play on burg (qu eried part them 7 a points, the Seminole defense was offense and defense was out- Gates, a nursevmsn from Daytona Beach, handles all scoring and timing; Jim DeBrine. an ole school buddy of mine, does all the mechanical maintenance and the driving is shared by Phil Bell of Sanford and Bob Roe of Orlando. For ita initial run. the Seuderia enter­ ed the Lion's 300-mile handicap race staged by the Sports Car Club of America at Venice Oct. 18 and brought home five trophies. These were earned by placing second in class in a 53-mile preliminary race on a rain-drenched course on Satur­ day ; a id by coming in fourth overall in the featured 300-mile race on Sunday. In Sunday's race, the Scuderia’s little red bomb was running against 50 other ears - some of whose engines were seven times larger! This group of daring young gentle­ men have big plans for the future. They are laying the ground work to enter the SCOA races at Dunneilon in January and at Cocoa in February. If another ear can be located in time, the Seuderia may enter the F IA compact and economy car race at Sebring December 12. For the lovers o f foreign cars this is the club to join. These fellows show more enthusiasm for their favorite sport than haa been displayed in s long time. Blue Hens Take Over Ratings O'Connor Paces ‘Fun' Tourney SanksGetsMVP Award; Heavy Seven Alfa Aims To Hoist Cubs Now BOSTON (UP 11 Sheris top grata Banka, confirmed as tbs Matisnai League's moat valuable plarer. art bit aigbU today on bstaring bis Chicago Cubs nut ef Ibe ascend division. Tbe slogging prise possession of Mis Cabs, a powtebouse at tbe plate and an automation ut iht field, Wednesday was named to M unprecedented second straight M VP award by We National League writers. But Banka, who set two field Mg records while his team finM o d to l fifth place tie th u seapen, sold he'd get as much ef a kick ■ B Othe kH RCub* M ta make o f seeing the first division or pennant grade na ba grt bom tbe award. "I fust wish tbe Cub* could Bave made a first division finish. Thai * eo* of th* lew things that wow Id give m* ** much pleasure ns winning tbs MVP award again Naturally, avery player warts to term rta MVP title and also to p la r ki « H Woetd Baries. I hop* ■ntt ease ms saw da snmethtna about fc,” Banks dubbed art 41 home ran* while catering Urt Chicago Na­ tional League entry this season to beat out another power hilling in fielder, Milwaukee Brave* third baseman Eddie Mathews, few the tovetod award The rangy Bank*, whs recently signed for an estimated 445 000 lor n e s stasea, hit .504, drove m 141 run*, collected 171 hits tnciud r ig K do-Wcs, »ts teqwas, and •corod 47 time* Hi* fielding hroko two National League reeotda, the first for a abortatop with the fto-ast errors over a season. 12. and the second for th* highest shortstop fielding percentage m th* history of hu to ague, r t i Th* award rsc* wasn't a one man affair, but K wasn't far from n. Banka polled J il points of a possible III He ted Mathrms b» 44 points and more easily oul- distanced Milwaukee's Hank Aaron in tbwd place, Los Angeles' Wally Moon in fourth and San Francisco’ s Ssm Jones in fifth, tbe enty players among i4 rrceivtag votes whs collected more t h u ton point* an the sliding scale bal­ loting system. Pryor's Holds Lead In Sandspur Loop Irvtng Pryor’s Insurance team held on to tbe lead in tbe Sand­ spur lea g u e this week by adding tw o more games to tbeir won and lost record, giving them 1> wjas and 11 losses. The second slot is well filled. after Tuesday'* play, as The Pig V Whistle and Rot-on. tied with Paces Navy Keglers THE JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES will perform at the Peanut Bowl game Saturday at 7 p. m. They are, back row. left to righ t: Fat Chapman. Sherry Thrasher. Melaine Williams. Margie Sokolib. Ann Mahan. Shelia Tawnley. Freddie Berryhill. Sharon Ball, and Sylvia William*. Front row, left to right. Kathy Raker, Sharon Drum. Janet Johnson. Joy Duggar. Mary Scott, Judy Lavender, Bonnie Caolo and Pat Bans. (Staff Photo) Top place Heavy Seven Alfa continued to roll by laking three points from Heaiy Three • B” , while Big John l hr. top man sat out and The Heavy Seven's bowled with a blind. High for the wmneri was Gerald Smith, as Carl Stuckart led for the loosen Second place GGA Tower con­ tinued its pace and remained w-tthie one point of tbe leaders by taking three from the Chiefs of Fssroni Rfli Gmr.es, was high again foe GGA as O H eam e led tbe Chiefs The lost dropped the CPO old mea into tbe cellar. H eaiy Three Alfa loom ed abead of NAS Operations by tak­ ing three from the fast fading While Halt of FASRON F ifty ^ n e . Bob La ita took honors for the .Alfa gang, as Danny Rosa led for the White Hattrrs. Three Bravo .lost, three . , . . .but . . _man SEC lesser Lights' Prep For Tilts t atted Press Irterasuowal in tbe ram for its game Saturday Tw o of the Southeastern Confer­ with Chattanooga Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia en ce's lesser lights, Ala ham ■ and Tech said. "I'm afraid Notre Tulane, are working hard in prep , .. ^ _ Dame 11 too strong tor our L dc sralioo for tbeir half of the Deepof scrimmage " Duke rolled ov rr South's secood football double- T— 11— last **“ ----*■“ * — *Tech1",‘s line weekend with header of the season Saturday in ease in upsetting the Yellow Jack eta Dodd said center Mavie histone Mobil*. Tbe Alabama f»rrt city >* boat in ita well • known way to North Carolina Stats and Missis­ sippi Southern in the opener. Tulane and Alabama close out the *'V “ 3 <* * * * Ct>“ . 14.14 record. Foodmart balds m u n itio n s by pjriaB as the third with IS 14. and then com e, Communicator. ;I M time* big Wilson-Maier with 14-14. and of* ' 10 H f * ' 7 T h rff C“ i r ' * ” >*• Carl R occl after s week* rest, <*»> with a nightcap SEC match. a^umuiat A Andcrs-n w i u .l M O Jammy ■nv. teem th , * d th* Comma'* a* Rutly tot for Fee-mew SAlabama i t u a i sgreat r r t l jon an y e—y m —f iT * ---- "—g-ria Of * gro~1<> - “T » d c m i* __L * * : : '. gh series » , Fondaart laid it on in tbe « u r s x restaurant people taking all three a* she turned in a 501 scratch •cries to lead her team Margie Woods was h:gh f o r the furniture . » : » « * m ^ c. u — nS W S mS K »» Ik * *•»»•* M «• • hew 1&* J(* Dattnyluck hit a 207 514 **® ***** lead tbe the way for th* the .staffer* Stafler*. Sr' e» Br* ' e r* mr iJ o m »»C ®*it of th* cellar as they trounc ^ *** Leaihernecka lor three po»nt» despite 1 fine firm game . Man . . _ w.. i. . . . . . by the vMarine, Jim M O* tod Kw lb . Jai toads Massey as T rim Captain Bdly M got top honors for th* B boys. Dick Tiger Roars Over Decision , the „ V fd K l^ payers were Junior Title Fight Scheduled ^ *>•*K -te d scrimmage might h air been helped by Brown a appearance, Tuiane Coach Andy Pilney avoided scrimmaging the Green . . . . **•'• U cinesday. but die aquad did work on offensive running play* m a dummy workout. Pit­ ney Said Alabama has a ton er tram than last vest "doe to tbeir to n e r passing " Goorgis's Bulldogs were pro­ nounced in good physics! shape with their traditional rivalry bat urday against Florida us Jack* Kiev tile's Gator Bowl. The Bull­ dogs rut mu the rough stuff to avoid any injuries Florida's Boh Woodruff, tvx tn* most optimistic coach ir the conference said h^ player* "w ere a Unto r a g g e d ’ following a fuil - speed defensive ,cn m m *gi Trnnrssee sharpened it* p » « |ns offense in a drill fw Lbl The \m. are host in hnnvi lie to the Tigers for the riomeroming game Auburn worked on its good kit king game in wnsi Coach Ralph Jordan said was a good, spirited w.-r-kout Misausip|>i State,which m ceu th* Tiger* at Birmingham naturday. worked out m the ram Coacn Wad. Walker switched Robbs Firming tmm third team left tackle to the No 2 left gu*-d UP TO 42 MILES PER GALLON $295 j m m v $1695 delivered <■ Saafwrd PUBLIC M 0Tit E IS R4.RKBV GIVEN that the Board nf Adjustment will hold a regular monthly meeting the City Commission Rams o f the City Hall at S;M p. u . oa Tuesday. November IP. 1444. ia order to consider an appeal tor a Variance a! th* Boning Cod* * f the City o f Sanford pertaining to the rear vard require­ ments tor commercial property located on the .southw o t corner nf 25lh St reel and French Avenue, le g a l description: Dreamwnkd. Block 4. Lots 1 ta 5 inchiitee, and beginning at the North, east com er of said Lot 1, Block 4. run East IT feet ta the B esterty right-of way 155 feet, thence M rs! IT r*e: ta the Southeast corner rt aaid Lot k. Block 4. thence North ta beginning, and the East 1 feet « f tho North 112 k feet nf that rertatn unnamed alley •• *h* B ert aide * f l o l l 1 to 5 inclusive, Rlork t, tWeamwold Se# Lane, “la w nf th e Sunday • at 4:00, P la in n m in " t hannej 2. T JZ cJO m V JZ a io A Q o . sm all W. p h itip A COLONIAL CLEANERS 114 S. Palmetto A t *. Drive-la Branch 314 W. lMh cars are NOT A Chairm an BOO FRENCH 01 r b u s in e s s — s id e l in e : FA 5-40B3 v y * ;iu v t * j J . by D a u p h in e ^ THE LONDON (UP! 1 - Cuban heavyweight Nino Vsldet will meet Brian London in 1 10-round bout here Dec. L London, former British heavyweight champion, will bs making his first start since being knocked out by Floyd Patterson in a title match May ]. 2-3315 N O V EM B ER - i 4..- a. 'V . '. - 9 ^ <-- 'C t • »w v a X r «r r t ;.- Y& J U T O U T T H I S C O U P O N A N D BRING IT T O ^ lS l F U R N I T U R E C E N T E R , 1100 F R E N C H A V E . !!f I T ’S W O R T H DOLLARS DOWN P A Y M E N T ON A N Y B E D R O O M S U IT E IN THE HOUSE T H IS WEEK O NLY 25 Small Deposit SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Royals Get Reed TO Coll FA Bout Slated JB ^ praised howlers, and ably helped this CLEVELAND. Ohm k t P U - An week ny v .rgmia lo n g and r a y * anguished road which reverberated Uriffir. 1 nr*, two howlers are through Cleveland Arena Mednesturning in highei series each oav night came from Dick Tiger, week, and lifting tbetr average Rr iu »h Empire middleweight ** ' ^ 7 champion Knhson Spert*ng Goodi «t*t.k the T ,g ,r Put |,w „f with the Man in Karl - n t tn Rmjmillat* :hia week x*>r wake of ht» upset defeat in a aa the druggists decided enough unanimous decision lor Joey Giar was enough. They won the first delio in their t o round nationally game, hut Roh«i.n rsme back televised fight befort shout 2.500 MIAMI il'PIV—Th* winner nl s j »trong i« win ihe second cam e fans. 5* round hnut hrtweeti Vince %tsr and also »rt a new lesgur record Visibly shaken by the unespect tinea and Chic* V cjsr here D ec J for scratch game, havirg a Tip ed derision, the »• year-oW, 1*1 will h* reeogaued as the world Nnw seemed the time to realty pound Nigerian, wtw fiv* weeks junior middlrvrtrht rhsm p'on hv pour st on, an-urding to th* drug- ago rrgiaterrd a titmUr decision •he Miami Botrng Commission fists, and they did so with ■ Til over Glardelio in Chicago, let the Chuck Geiger, chairman of th. •cratch game, wtning the last roar »pe*k lor itself white bs commission, said Martmrx and game and taking away Rf.Sn.ru brooded in hu dressing room V e jsr were seleclrd ss opponents newly won scratch game honors. Rut the Tiger a m anigrr, .lers»> hersuso of their winning records Roth Mary txwi Danyluk and Jones, had plenty in sayVanderbilt wav rained out of s They split two earlier fights VItoi to Shaw turned in identical "1 thought the refereeing was prscure, so the Commodore* It wiU be the first junior middle >*<•*» t» trad Rounullats. and the worst I have seen in years,” to watched Lava of the Kentucky Weight title bout m history The games. Mississippi worked hard weigh! hind haa* to e n 'a r t "at V m J * * ^ * " ! K n eh ’ tn 'ic lo im * the sportsters. Mary lo u had th e 1 pounds. only turkey rolled thl« week, and splits were made hy Mary Satre. tn* I-T, Erma W'ebh, 5-4 IP, ana CINCINNATI (L T D — The Cm Frances Cross, the 4.10, einnati Royals hav« acquired Hub Nest week The Dig will try for Reed from the Sl Loins Haw ka lor P ryor's berth a» they play each a playor )0 to named laicr. At other on five and all. Rmimillats though he set srnemg records at will go against Vk ilaon-Maier on Oklahoma CRy University. Bred on* and tw# alleys, and Robsons has been a bench warmer with the will plav the Foodman on lanes SUvvkl this season ] threw and four. N O T IC E Baugho has two injured ankles hut Will play against the Irish. ----------------------------The Rambuti Pygmies, wno live deep in the ltun Forest of the northern Belgian Conga of *‘ ’ .. . people . Africa, are the smallest m the world—no: much more than four feet ta ll th* "*"* righ game M>fh Brown vnited the Crimson „ keep Pryors down for long, and _ __ ___ to __ win they bounced hack the lU 'ppins J n . to '.p a re' third game, w with spare L illi* ! Ogden rolled high for the under* nter* and Eve r..**e-o ,r,*rked F od m a r. 'w ilson -M a irr was caught r.*t. • p , u thrr< ^ ^ lht>u(rh , hf.v ^ ^ hTU |a thf k rrccrdi „ , » , 0-t enoueh u ^ Thf r ,f , f . t(.r toBdlCM n l ,aded M .r r s . trf PmfKM ibk> fr>r th, •winding throughout lb* coolest en the lead again. Thii time the 1and it v a t a t » a « effort all the PAT w ai no good and tbe score read Sanford. 14 and DeLand, 20. way. ______ Sanford took tbe kick II and ™ On the_______ opening kickoff Sanford recovered the second play from sc rim m i f t / fumbled and DeLand recovered on the 30. On seven plays they Butch Riser broke through and marched for the score and ran outran the entire Bulldog secon­ for tbs extra print making it a d in ' for a S3 yard ID . Sanford s attempt at tbe prirt failed and th« quick 1-9. Then Sanford got the ball and score was deadlocked at 34-20. Early in the final period the began to roll. Davis sod Bobby tbeir march Bowen ripped o ff good yardage Seminoles began and with * e ball on the DeLand again. Riser and Bowen moved S . Davis brake off tackle and the ball well tad from the r . went for tbe first Sanford score. Davie broke through and romped Bobby Edwards ran tbe point for bis second score. Tbe point attempt was no good but tH\ making tbe score 7-7. Early in the secood quarter Seminoles held a * point lead, Sanford moved to the DeLand *-20. five yard line on good runs by From here on out it was Sanford : Riser. Bowen and Davis. Bowen all tbe way. Tbe big defease held then bit up tbe middle for the and tbe Seminole* began ’h eir score giving Sanford the edge. , final march down tbe field. From Edwards again added tbe point tbe IS yard line Davis ripped up making tbe score 14-7. the middle this time for bis third DeLand took over and began TD of tbe evening. Te add sail to m ove. They moved inside tbe to tbe wound. Davie then skirted Sanford IS yard line but the big tbe end for tbe eatra pou t giv­ defense held and the Semmole j ing tbs Seminole* a >3-34 v ic t o r y took over on downs. On second play. quarterback Trrwilliger fumbled and a DeLand lineman picked the ball up and raced for tbe tcore. They atm ran tbe NEW YORK (W it Th* point making tbe score '4-14. The second half opened with Delaware Blue Hen*, playing foSanford kicking The Bui' ogs a coach who believes fooebir showed a little fire and on three should be fun. today snapper beautiful pass plays they had tsk- Mississippi Southern's two • yeagrip on first place m United Press International's small 'IB lege ratings. Coach Dave Nelson's Blue Hern moved from second to first follow, ing an easy, 14-14 victory over PALM DESERT. Calif. ( L P I) Rutgers of the mayor college footChrifty O'Connor's fit in Wednes­ ball diviaioo. But tbe Blue Hens day's " fo r fun” pro-celebrity tour­ owe a vote of thanks to Mem­ nament gave B ntiih golferi new phis Statr, which give them a hope today they would retain the big assist by upsetting MinisRyder Cup in matches starting ■ippi Southern last Saturday Friday. night. 21-4. Mississippi Srtiihem O'Connor's score, two under par s U p p e d t o s e c o o d ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ for the Eldorado course, w ia the best of the day and the score) of STA-NU Cleanin« other British piav era indicated the K e e p s Oothan course would prove no more prob­ LIKE NEW! lem to them than American Ryder Cup player*. ONLY 49 DAYS LKFT Will Hold Your Gift W E H A V E 15 G O O D U S E D O I L H E A T E R S THE FIRST 15 PEOPLE W IT H 20 DO LLARS EACH GETS THEM FURNITURE ■ • C E N T E R a 1100 FRENCH OPEN FRIDAY’S TIL 9 P. M. FA 2-7953 D > �J CBS Boss Denies Charge 1 Hetwork Ignored Rigging WASHINGTON tUFl) — CBS N i U w l F ru k BUnton today hotly doniod a tongrassionsl Ineestigaler's e h ir n that network attWlala Ignored 1917 “ atom d p a la " that TV qvia ahowa war* rif*«d. ‘ Sure, we wara wrong," Stanton said. “ I don't want to dany that #-tost n lot of people wara In­ volved. 1 wouldn't fay there warn atom algnala *p all over. Vary Saw panple know about thla," Hia voice raised, the head of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ tem A nd the reply at Robert W. Uthman, chief counael for a Houae subcommittee Investigating quit allow fixer. Liihman had cballenged Stanton'a statement that ha was "completely unaware" fed nay "irregularity" on the CBS network until Aug. g, 1068. Stanton had slid la a prepared ataleaMwt that "when geaalp afcowt gall ahowa in general came te my attention, I was aasured by ear television network people that these show* were completely above criticism of this kind (rigg in g l." "W ith benefit o( hindsight," he M id, “ it is now clear that I should have gone further." Stanton also aaid Congress could pass a law making it a crime to "u se deceitful practices," but that there is no sure w ay to eliminate the danger of rigged quit shows. That is why CBS took all ita big money ahowa o ff |ht air. he aaid. He mneeded that Ihe television Industry “ didn’t exercise suffi­ cient diligence" prior lo 195* to prevent quir show rigging. But ha added that "hindsight is al­ ways 30-30." "I grew up in the business." ha said. “ 1 should heva known. I nt least enuld have been more curious." Ushman said it was “ rather remarks hi*" that the president of a m ajor network “ did not have ■ay Inkling" of the rigging prior to Aug. S, 1958. Stanton M id this waa the date the sponsor o f the "D o lt o " show relied irregularities to the attention e f CBS and NBC official*. Stanton implicitly rriticiird the aland taken by the National Broadcasting Co. NBC has not taken its big quit shows off the air but has set up a special inves­ tigating unit. NBC President Robert K. Kintner recommended in testimony Thursday that Congress bolster NBC'a clean • up meniures by making it a crime (or any person 't o participate in rigging a TV quit show. Subcommittee member* qtieaHoned whether the TV industry's “ self-policing" proposal* go far enough in preventing recurrences o f fakery. Stanton said it "might be desiia h le" fnr Congress to give the governm ent power to crack down on fraudulent games o r eonteata carried on or in any advertising medium — television, radio and newspaper and other publications. VOL. X U X (Eh? - § m t fo r h f m t l f o W R A T H B R : C lou d y w i * U n it e d F r e e s L ea n ed W ir e E s ta b lis h e d o f efcow era to n ig h t nnd eotd . H ig h to d a y . $6-70. Ix»w t o n ig h t , 4 5 -5 0 . 1B08 F R I D A Y . N O V E M B E R 6 . 1959 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO. I M Gatchel, Beckwith Considered For Vacancy In Clerk's Post No Immediate Action Taken By Governor Big Snow Storm Slams Midwest Leaving 14 Dead Gov. LeRoy Collin* will have to make a choice between two men for the circuit court clerk** job lieing vacated by the t ailed Press International resignation of O. I*. Herndon. The season's first hig incur Arthur Beckwith Jr., deputy tax collector for the p*at ilorm was rxperted in blow itself eight year*, ha* applied for consideration for the post. out today with a parting shot at County Commissioner David Gatchel. who waa the com­ hard hit northern Michigan. mission's liaison man with Mrs. Fifteen inches of whit* covered the I ihe ground at Marquette, Mich., Mary Earle Walker in but the weather bureau predicted long wrangle over the lax asses*the storm would fin le to flurries man! roll, ia the only other knowa over Michigan snd the upper Ohio prospect being considered Valley today. Al least 14 deaths were blam ed The governor'i office reported MIAMI (UPl>— Ex-Major Pedro at noon that Herndon's resigna­ on Ihe storm, four each in Wis­ consin and Iowa, two in Montana D ial I.am , charged with murder tion had hern received, hut no and one each in Minnesota, lilinand attempted murder by the o ii, Colorado and Kentucky. Most Cuban government he deserted, action was indicated. Until tha resignation is official­ victim s died In traffic accidents. was free under >3,000 bond today j »■jyLx p j ■ ‘ after spending 3o hours in jail. The storm swept out of the i . • ly accepted, the veteran clerk j technically atlll is in office and Rockies Wednesday to grasp an area from Montana to Texas to pj > ■' • ■. the work can proreed, but with Alabama to Wisconsin in its chilly TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Duval him and Deputy Clerk E. L. Bur­ grip- •• , V . p .15. County Hep. George Stalling* Jr., Fourteen Inches of snow fell in said Unlay the reapportlonmenl la- dick both retiring effective today, Montana. Readwood, S. D , re­ •• ■ ( 1 sue, which failed al Ihe polls thla no official papers rould he sign­ ported 13 Inches, Jamestown, N. week, ii a political football used ed in the office unless a replace­ D. was smothered under two • foot by certain politicians in their ment ia made as coon as tba drills and Wausau. Wi*., receiv­ ' i ' 5t ■’ .•’ • i f • it campaign lor office. resignation is official. ed U inches. if •Kush hour traffic in Midwest Sen. Douglas Stenstrom gave his support to 'teckwilh today. cities turned into giant Jams as WINTER HAVEN t U P D - T h e He issued a italemenl which said: Officials were unahle lo clear PROCLAIMING EDUCATION WEEK. 1b Sanford is V: ^ \»-i- ’ * '.*'«TrS 33.300.00U advertising cam paign to "1 have today recommended to street* snd handle the rash uf , f t Jr: ■, *».»; ' - . , Mayor A. L Wilson, who joined School Supt. R. T , Milsell more Florida manufactured Gov. Collins that Mr. Arthur fender bending accident*. wet* in aunctioning local participation in American Edu­ Dozens of school* closed when frozen orang* concentrate showed Beckwith Jr , of Sanford tie ap­ ijkah; s ■ cation Week Nuv. 8 through 14. During th« weak, o ffi­ more signs of paying oft today. pointed tu fill Ihe unexpired por­ buses boggnl down oo snow-block­ The Florida Canner* Assn, said tion of Mr. Herndon's teem aa ed roads. Hundred* of cars were cial * nml teachers *tre*« inform ing tha public on ich ool PATROLMAN J. T. H ARDY, treasurer of the international Order of Odd­ Thursday that sales are up 23 per clerk of the circuit court of abandoned In roadside ditches lieproblem*, aim* and method*. (Staff P h oto) fellow*, presents a $50 check to United Fund Representative George Day cause their drivers could not rope cent uver the same period of last Seminole County. on behalf o f the organization. This contribution was the first to come from year ami up * per cent ov er tha "M r. Beckwith, in my opinion, with lee ■ paved highways ami fam e period of 1937, a fraternal order. is well qualified lo perform the whittling winds. duties of this oUig* by raaaoa of hi* eight years at service In tba — WASHINGTON (UPD—I b r Agri lax collector's office-"-----------------Beckwith said this morning that culture Department predicts that the farmer's share of the house­ his announcement yesterday dial wife's food dollar will drop next ha would saak the Job brought year to the lowest point in more "hundred* of calls" (rum friends. "It's good to know that I have than a quarter of a century. The The missile industry nerds young uut a couperstlva program to tosuch goosi support and I ip p rt BERLIN t l i m - At any oilier farm share of Ihe consumer food young peopta ami is trying to work elude high ichool students interest­ The Dusty Boots Hiding Asso­ dollar this year is estimated at d a le Ihe good wishes of my time in any ulher place Am erican Tba Ural cold wave ia M pcctad The Weather Hurt-au predicted ciation will sponsor a rodeo and ed In science, a Martin Co. aa1* cents,, down iwo cents from friends," he said, i took this officials might consider the inci­ ta tot tbs county tonight with tam- temperatures would drop as low barbecue November IS it was an­ 1938. It is at the lowest level action because 1 really want tba dent of Ihe East German Risk* a* glnaer told county toaabaaa last job and fael that I will be able icarrly more than a mildly in­ £ p e ra tu rc s dipping to 43 degrees, a* 37 degrees in Nurth Florida to­ nounced today by Hugh Carlton, since 1938. night. to give the peoplr the liscal re teresting footnote to the history tha waather bureau reported this night with readings near tha dan- chairman of rodeo arrangement*. K. C. khreckengoat, deputy ani spoosibtlity and service needed m o f the rurioo* w o rld in w h ic h we moratog. Chilly north winds blew Hanford Junior High School and gar point for tender crops by Sun Carlton said this would be a i tlie clerk's office," ba said. gineer on Uie kleiliu Bullpup pralive. tba moat aavara cold front of the Lyman will compete in the an­ FORT LAUDERDALE I D P I) "full-fledged" rodeo with cow boys Gatchat said ba wouldn't com ­ But the time is the tense ami nual Peanut Howl tomorrow at Jact, urged tbe teacher m em ber* season into northern Florida today day morning lasagne urged ment al this lime. tumultuous year uf tti&t). South Florida apparently will gut coming here from ail over the The Tri-County uf tba Heminuia County Education with Central Florida to get the 7:30 p. m. Thursday night a special session The highly popular Herndon and And the place is Berlin — this brual of the cold spall tonight and a one-day reprieve from tha cold state of Florida. Also some of The highlight of the evening Assn, to encourage high school nf the Legislature lo work out Burdick, who are rounding out a vital, divided n ly where orves early tomorrow. will he thr crowning of tha Pea­ students to investigate the ml*illn spell. Law temperatures tonight the best quarter horses from the reapportionment "in line with the total of 37 years of pttbllr service ■ re jtinipiri suit temper* « p l In nut Ibivvl Queen with 10 girls and electronics fields. in the lower peninsula will range Southeast will be seen in rattle constitution." The league, made today, ended with "the u su al' be shorter than they are almost rnmpeltng lor laurel*. The Martin Co. is trying to em­ in Ihs 60'* and 70‘ s Highs today culling demonstration* and con up of city officials in Dade. Brow, work day*. anywhere el-r that the political All procerdt uf the game will ploy Florida people and already tests. Bucking horses, calf rop- ard and Palm Beach counties, will be from *2 to 18. Herndon, known as "J u d g e " to interest of East and West collide. go Into the equipment fund of has begun a high school coopera­ Tha northerly winds reached the ing. steer dogging and wild row led the fight against the tt-sen- many residents, spent hts last Ho beginning today ami through Hanford Junior High School. tive training program at Orlando» Panhandle area early today, drop milking will add excitement lo the star, lU3-repre»enlallve rH i strict- day "making a final cheek of the r* ii i /* . i Holiday, an Allied aimy o f 3(1.000 he laid. ping temperatures to the low 30's. show. mg plan. 00878708 routine, including bookkeeping." — 11,000 U.H, French and Itrillah Em ir Cowley, Hanford mam bar •Heavy showers preceded the lead­ The rodeo will lake place at Burdick spent the final day troop* m il 19 04)6 West Berlin |*>of the Herring rommiltaa of ihe ing edge of the cold front. Apala­ 2 p in. on die grounds hack of on the Job "like #ny other d a y." llre — wiB he ready if needed program action com m ittee of lha MAI.IBU, Calif. (U P D A chicola recorded 2 63 inrhe* of ram Sanford Farmer's Auction Market. Herndon has been clerk since to keep East Germany from fly ­ Florida Education Assn., reported Previous lo the show, between wind-whipped brush bra waa con ­ in six hours this morning. 1333 and Burdick baa worked m ing >ia new hammer and com pass City work crew* started sand- on plans bring studied by the group Scattered shower* wara forecast noon ami rodeo lima, a barbecue tained today mx hours after It the clerk's office since 1926. Both Rag near thr Rations on the elesealing E. First St between San­ fnr discussion with legislators dur­ erupted and sent fir* plagued San­ for the rest of the state today. The will he served to every ticket began liuur last day with plenty valed railroad in ihe Western sec­ ford and Mellonville Aves today, ing thr coming term. holder. Admission will be St 23 for ta Monica Mountain residents scur­ coldest weather tonight was e x ­ uf work on ttisir desk*. The talk* wer* part of lha pro­ tor. City Manager Warren Knowle* pected in the Suwannee lliver d is­ adult* and .73 for children mid rying to safety. They said they plan i Ida uf gram fcw Hie County association * In return. She Allies have held reported. On* home was destroyed and trict, with Tradings of 27 to 40. will include tmth events leisure after today. Herndon said hack a formal alert hut the Knowles warned motorists lo *ecund inerting of the year and Carlton staled that the club is another dam ag'd aa tha Dames Temperature* nf 40 to 46 were fore Slate Representative Gordon hr will just Ilka it easy and Communists *f» wily and the Al­ avoid speeding on Ihe street I were heard by 230 teacher* pres­ paying approximately 31,000 Lo cast elifw h tre near the Georgia / } tpread a blackened path over 80 Frederick, addressing Lake Mary perhaps do s little work around ent. lies at* wary. while Hit work is being done bring riders and regular rodeo acres of watershed. There wara an Alabama borders. Chamber of Commerce members Hie house." Burdick plana to visit The Lakeland Weather Bureau, stock to Sanford. no injuries his children in New York and The rlub is a non-profit urgani- last night, blamed voter apathy The swiit moving flames were in its regular morning tem pera­ may tie do a liUl* fishing." spurred along by winds up to 80 ture bulletin for farmers, laid la tr n amt was formed for people for defeat of the reapportion mile* an hour at times. t<o* An­ feinperature* will be “ near the interested in riding Over fitly rnent amendment. Tuesday geles County Fire Chief Keith danger poinl in the northern dis­ memhrrs lakr part in trail ride* He said he was greatly dis­ Klinger had expressed early con- trict* Sunday morning." and other rlub activities. appointed that approximately only cern for some TO homes in the one-ilxth of the registered voters area. Quick action by [ire crews who went to the polls ami explained HAVANA (U P ll — Cubs is rs rushed in masses of equipment that he feels this was tlie last pet-leil lu seise 13,44)4) acres uf the I was credited with rarly contain­ rhance for a fair reapportlonmenl King Ranch's 33,000-acr* cattle ment of the fire that thrust its for some time. spread in Camaguay Province way through scattered scrub oak He explained duties <* legisla­ Saturday, a spokesman for the and dry grass that covert the tor* while in session and mention­ American operated enterprise laid coastal range. ed some of thr bill* the Seminole today. The iirs started near the Hughes County group worked on in 1939. The spokesman said King repre Aircraft experimental laboratory He concluded wilh a general tentative* hae been summoned ta Tlie Sanford Art Assn, ha* tin a community ran gel from a well when an electrical transformer discussion period, answering ques­ appear al Ihe local office of the exploded, spewing out (lames •d up an outstanding authority to supported Art association. tions on lobbyists' pressure, re National Institute fnr Agrarian The meeting I* scheduled to which were caught and spread by speak at its meeting Monday apportionment in the (mure, pro- Reform Saturday morning lo select start at 7:34) p hi at the Civic the winds. Electronic research ia night, when Carl Bolander will ceures of forming and presenting the 1.6410 acres which may be ra Center. be guest speaker conducted at the plant. bills, racial integration amt re­ tamed. Bolander I* a man who knows assessment of property values in his fields, whether discussing in Ihe stale. dustrisl art or stage design. Ed Zimmerman, speaking lor He hat taught and lectured at citucns of the area, expressed ap Columbia and Ohio Slate Univerpredation lo the legislator tor his part in securing approval of MIAMI BEACH (U P ll - A n Air sitie* as well a* I'ralt Institute DELANO I U P ll Volusia Ihe bill creating Ihe Lake Mary Force general predicts Ihe United and the Industrial \rt tnslilule nf fo u n ty commissioners voted $7(M.Fire District. Stales will have a system nf spy design in New York. Hr has masters and doctorate oiio Thursday for construction af satellites in orbit by the early a new jail in Del.and. 1960‘s to give quirk warning of degrees m the field of art, edu­ cation. applied design and indus­ A plan to move the county seat enemy misde attack fiom here to Daytuna Hcaih apMat. Cert Victor R. Haugen trial art. Bolander tux spoken in abo imirnlly wax headed o ff by Ihe m <aid Tnunday the satellites would be the heart of the new Misaila lo.ooo cities, towns and villages action. None uf those in favor of Did* will be received *1 Tall* Identification, Detection and Alarm and lo more than three ami a half relocating the county seat war* EXECUTIVE UUILDING COMMITTEE or tha Good Shephard U t h a r u hassce Nov !9 for the portion of present for tha session. million people. System calie MIDAS. Church and John Lungly, Orlando, architect advisor, made plana for Mto the Sanford Ave., project which He is presently doing a lecture Haugen, Air Force director of church's initial building fund drive at a kickoff dinner at tha Shrina Club. include* widening ii to four lanes development and planning, said series on the "E ffect at Hobbies from Road 46 lo G i n d c r v i B r . a I.angle told the group that before any congregation build* a church, R satelitce also promise to he of In Juvenile and Senile Del in MIAMI (U P ll—It had to happen distance of I * mile*. great use in future navigation and quency " must know why it ia needed anti wanted. A film on church architecture Btda will be received »t 10.30 *onn*r or la tar. At Monday’s mealing. Bolander communications. Ha said aiudiaa waa shown. Tha committee la, front row, left to right. Bill Myara, finonaa a.m. on tha project, whieh wilt A woman mo*onat 4 w aa Rva kave shown that three satellite* wiU speak on the "V alu e at Cul­ chairman; Richard Site* and John Peaagood. Back row, Bobby Briaaajr, make Hanford Ave. four lanes all miles Thursday with a tsoy for­ b 24-hour orbits can provide a ture Clubs To Economic Growth I.angle. Held Iverson, chairman nf the committee, anil Jim Brynnt. tlie way to Ihe entry to the Naval eign sports rar locked on the rear of the Community.'* "WCure. instantaneous lo im n u m (Staff I’ h olo) CARL HULANDEK bumper of her big Amec lean car. Air Htation. Bolander plana to explain whal p aalieas network." News Briefs Lanz Bailed Out Political Football I Ad Campaign Pays Cold Wave Expected To Hit Area Tonight Dusty Bools Rodeo Scheduled Nov. 15 Missile Industry Needs Berlin 'Tense' Over Flag Display Students, Teachers Told FarmorV Share Down Peanut Bowl Tilt Slated Tomorrow Special Meet Urged Giant California Scaling Project Started By City Frederick Hits Voter 'Apathy' Cattle Seizure Planned By Cuba Art Group's Speaker Is Real Authority In Field Spy Satellites Predicted Soon Volusia Board Approves New Jail Sanford Ave. Bids Due By Nov. 19 Had To Happen 31 -arf A �% I -’ Nf/E-FrU^jSr. Cfctrdi Of Christ Services Planned CHURCH OP CMIST Paata Cara D uacaa.................. Ml Mecnms Worship . . . . 114S S. L Drawdy .............. Paatar Sunday Srhaal ........ 30:W a. m. Meraiag Warship ... U : « a m. YaaMPaeytoa Heating 7:1* p m. Erasing Wentip l : : f a. m. Wad. Prayer Sarvtca l:W y. aa. Mliataaatr Matting f t e a t W a i a a a d a y t u p m. Prssbjrteriu FIRST PBEBBYTHBIAN Plua for th« Annual Union Thank service tttte f*t by tH» Himliwto County Ministerial Auoeiatiati Ttiuniday mnrninf. toter-ckure* settle# wilt M h*M at Tha First BapUit Church »* rsW I A Ttankiytrlna pay. Dr. W. Pi Bract* will be lh# prt•t<He* nrteUtof and tha boat ••'■5? *m fm tda tha sp#rial ■ "**; Othar ministers j* tha Aa. •®*1*t1** *IH take part la th# eev. rtif which 1* open u M a t a n o f CHURCH all chart ho* and tha gtatra) pubOak Avv. aad Third Si. lie* Morning Warihlp .... ic;3e a. m. Morato* Worship .. . . i : U a. m. A nominating committee wan Cvcaiag warchly . ... T;M y. m. Suaday School ...... . 1:43 a. m. •UPftMed * • * * • naatinatlaaa Momlay Worship . . . . 11;S0 a m. G p iflC O M l fea U»a aia«11a« e f aOcafa far tha Senior Pcllowihly .... I:M p. m MOLT CRUM RPlflrOPAL whfch will uha Kvaalai Worihlp .. fiM y. m CHURCH Ik* teat mRftto*. Thaaa Wed. Praytr Sarvica... 1:M p m. Path Ava. at «(h St. tldctad war* H i t , David Carnctln, Ruraary Avallabla Rev. John W. Thome* . Palter ■a*. John Thomas, and Bra. Tom OBtaan. Holy Kuchariat...........f:M a. m. Family Sarrtaa— Charth Schaai........« ; « a. at. Uaealay Pitj ae— . J * * J f c y m U* jlwytar, PM- *•** *«RWrigl Math«>dM ChtMh aad Chaplain af tha Methodist Children * Horn* waa received aa a new member af tha Aaiocialloa. It wan datidad that an apt a letlar af commandatloa .h«ald bo •ant to tha nawnyopdr la recogni­ tion ef thd aaata Nary man who nw aU r.l*lp«M tod to a raqoaat far Mood donation* on behalf af •«» af our community raildaat*. ' Tha Seminole County Tuberculosls Association to fa itid that tha mlalitar* uaa tha iyatlal bollatla forma yraridad by tha group to half promote their annual fund If »M dec Wad that. If yealiS**' ***,«h"«kaa «»tn» Uw bulM a a will do aa on Dotamber II. Church To Hear Revival M e iia g e i Massages hated aa the life W tha ITophet BUj^i wih he cm,, unued Sunday araahw at The AlUaoea Chureh. Rev. David P,rtor r f the church la r t la U a f thaaa messages to tha w e la l Dead lor revival la tha Church today. Tha m c ta a ic thin Other Churches prophol'a ihallw fo to the fate# prophet* of Baal. AU services at the Alliance Church are span to the public and n friendly Invitation la extended to anyone who dots not have n rspiiar place of werahip la tola m m to make this Stair church heme. Tha Alliance Church la located at Park Ava and 14th BtrooL Urn Suaday evening aarvtooa begin at T:4g. CHURCH OP T* RRDRRMRR ass w . w h pim # Harbor! W. Oeersa Patter Suaday School ........ t i l l a i Adult Bible Claaa.......... t:ia A m. Wetehlp Service...... M:M a. m. m - L U IR B LUTS BRAN SI*via (Near Octal*) Stephan M. Tuhy ......... Patter Kerala* W orahlp........I :U a m. through Friday ~ Kindergarten Skmeatary --------t;«d A ■ Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 41* Part Ava OF IONGWOOO Cm. Charah I Oeawt | p e . L Futch ............. - ‘ lchoto .......... WttS m Worahlp .... U t « a Union ........ 0:43 p jW w tM Worahlp .... Yt4l p Wad. P ra y e r Sarvica T:4S P MONROR •oil at F M It* fi# * si O. Syrd ...... •••• Paator School ........ S:4l a. m. _ Wonhiy 11:00 a m. Training Union ........... 4:30 p m. Rvestog Warahip .... 1:30 p m . Wad. Prayer Service >:00 p. m BAPTIST CHURCH OP OVIEDO Inch T . Bryant .>..........Pnitor Sunday School ...... 1:43 a m. Morning Worahlp .... U:00 a m Tnhdag Ualoo ...........4:W p m. Xranks Sorvica ...... T:00 p m. Wad. P r im Sarvica T M p m. Cetholic ... Paator ALL SOULS CATHOLIC . CHURCH Osh A v a *1 MS I t Suaday bebool 0:43 A Bov. Rldurd Lyon* .. Paitor Morning Worahlp 11:00 A Suaday Maaaee ........... 1:00 a m Evening Worship 0:00 p . . . . . . . . 1:30 a m . . . . . . . . 10:00 a. m PAOLA WESLEYAN . . . . . . . . 11:30 a. iu METHODIST CHURCH Dally Maaa .................. 1:11 a m 0 MU*» YeM an EL 40 Cecil W Shelter Paator Christian Sunday School .... 4:43 a Morning Worahlp .... 10:43 a Wesleyan Youth ... 0:43 p m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evening Worship . 1:30 p m. 14ST H. Seafmd Ava Wtd. Prayar Bcrvtee t:M p m. iiamaa N. Saraau........ paiior Bov. WUItom E. Timm#, paator m. of the Ebanaoor Mofhoftot Church Sunday Worahlp........ 11:00 a. m. wHI begin a atrleo of maoiagta W*dna*day Sorvica .. 1:00 p. m. an the Book af Revelation next Tuaaday Saadis* . 1:10-4:10 p m. Sunday tv m k f. Thl* aerie* wiD H. u m FIRST SHILOH BAPTIST CIIURCH lilt W. Dth BL Jaieehlna B. Bluckla Paatei A. A. Fitlds Sunday Warship . 11:00 a. » Church School .. . . Acting Paitor • :» a. m. Weedrail BalUiag Mornlog Worihlp 11:00 a. m. MS E. Plval SL. Bn. IU Evening Worihlp . 1:30 p. m. Tuaaday Claaa Tutiday Prayar ... 7:30 p m. Tea chert Meeting, Wednesday .... . 7:30 p.m. SALVATION ASHY S14 E. Sunday: Suaday School HnUneii Meeting ELEN FAME CHURCH Op fH t ... m CONGHJCUATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Park Ava at 14th St. N.UAUHNE A A p p p TUB NANFUKU CUNUKHU ATIO.N UF J MHOVA il'd WITS ESSES i 'l li lit 11 o t L|t..ib1 O BRIAN ROAD 3ud HI. aud bim A u . n«v Inn tidier Paitur 1431 W. lit ML 'George t| Yalta lllnuui tumlai ubw.1 * U a m Su<iil*y WlUblvwar 'Bible HjUvvI III W * tb ll-f fling uurdiip 10 (} * ni Study . 3;U0 p g;tg t m Weil Bible Study Alumina Worahlp . ll.im * in Youth ivrvice 7:3o v Evanin^ W orship....... 7:iu p ni >. nuugallltir »« rvic» 7:30 p m. Frl. Ministry Mebeel . 7:30 m Wad. Libit Study . . . . . . 1:41 p. m. Wed. prayer aarvlca ..1:30 p m Friday 8*rvice . . . . . . . . 1:30 p. irr|~R^|| nyai Florida Stale Bank Ritz Theatre Holler Motor Sales Progressive Printing Co. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Wall Plumbing & Healing Celery Cily Printing Co. Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. Sanford Atlantic National Bank A Friend A Friend Lovelace Amoco Station Dawn Beauty Salon Bishop & Hart Nix Bedding Manufacturing UNITY CENTEX OP SANFORD Woman's Clab—MO Oak Ava .Church O f Christ a a The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: CHURCH OF GOD French Av a m l ISad It. Or. Prod Enamlngtr Aaao. Paitor •Stole School V.4& *. m *Morning Worahlp . ||;uo*m •Pilgrim PeUowahip . . . . 1:M p m ...| :4 » .. iiioo a Thuvaday Raadln* f :SP4:M p m. 10.00 UN Nazar ene Stmt MetUnr ...... f : » r i u ? ch u r c h 1:00 YPL or THE NAXAIENR Salvation Meeting .... 1:V W. tad I t at Ava I. H. Spear Jr. Paator Tuaaday: Carp Cadets ........... Sunday School 0:43 a ■and Practice ......... Morning Worahlp 10:43 A Ladies Home League NYPS 0:10 p Thun. Prayar Service B.Y.PJ. A N.J.S. «► ggL S tm t " Gospel Service .. I p ; Sunday Scboui .MaraJn* Worship M essage Series Opens A t Church each Sunday ovmhig a guaatlon aad answer peeled wU be held m. k conjunction with the message. m. The public Is eocdtally tovttod Paator to Miaro in this at vdy. The church m. Joel D. Brews .......... m. Sunday School............... 0:41 A m. la located adjacent to lonlaad Evanyallatle Seyrloa .. T:M p m. Estate# m the OM Orlando High­ Tuwdey Smell * ..........YiM f- mday Sarvlno ... Taieber Traiaiog Course way south of Sanford. The eveatog Evathig Worahlp . T:JQ p m. aarvloe begins at 1:10. CHURCR OF JEEUS CHRIST FREE METHODIST CHURCM OP LATTRH DAT SAINTS Other Churches Laurel Ava. at 4k a*. Ctty Roll Ira B. Hindman Jr. Paator J. O. Brooks . Iransh Prestdant Of God Q( Sunday School .... t:4l a m. Sunday School . . . . 10:40 a m. CharahSHY U rn Am Morning Werahip .... 10:43 a m. Saeramant Meeting . .. . 0:00 p m. J. H. Honor Pastor PMV 7:00 p m. Suaday School 1:43 a a . Evening Worahlp .... 7:M p m. Morning Worihlp 11:00 k. n. Mon. PHY Recnatioa 7:00 p m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL Evangelistic Service 7:10 p a. Tuca PHY Praytr 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OF LONOWOOD Woman’* Missionary Wed. Prayar Sorvica 7:M p m. 1. Ruth Grant ...... Paator Young People's Sunday School ........ 10:00 a m. Sarvica, Wad ........ t:M p n. KBENEZER METHODIST Homing Worahlp . .. . 11:01 a m. CHURCH Evening Service ........ 7:10 p m. CHrua Haishk Wad. Prayar Servian .. 1:30 p m. W E. Tlmma . . . . Paator Fri. Prayar S ervlet. . . . YiSO p m. Negro Churches Sunday echool ...........10:00 a. m. PROGREH MISSIONARY Morning Worahlp...... 11:00 a m. BAPTIST CHURCH M. Y. F.....................1:30 p. m. SANPORD SEVENTH-DAY Midway ADVENTIST CHURCH Evening Sarvlco .........7:10 p, m. R. E. William* ............. Paator Wad. Prayar Sertica 7:30 p. m Seventh SL and Elm Ava. Sunday School ............. # : » a. m. C. W. Beach .............. Paator Moralng Worihlp ... tl:M a. a . GRACE METIIODD1 CHURCH Saturday Sabbath School 0:341 a.m Pint, Third, Fourth Sundayi Oner* Rd.. at Waadland Ava Mamins Werahip ... 11:00 a m. Evening Worship........ T :» p. a . W Tbomaa Parsov Jr. Paitor Wad. Prayar Sorvlaa .. Y:B0 p m. First, Third Sundays SunJay School ...........S:43 a m. Usher Board, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Morning Worahlp .. . . ll a. m Choir Rehearsal, TARSENACLE m . nu REVIVAL HYP .............. .... 4:10 p Tuesday.................. t oo pm. Ava (A m w Chureh nerving a Junior Church, Suaday School Community) 10:00 A m Wednesday ........... 7:so p.m. Morales Worahlp U :H a m Butincia Meeting ...... . I;W) p.m. 1:43 p m Friday preceding first Sunday, rtWIER CHAPEL Evening Worahlp Thursday gnrvim I. 1:43 p * METHODIST CHURCH monthly T. C. O'Stocn Bvmdag Wonhiy .... Tito p Mania* Worahlp........S M a Wad. Praytr Sorvlaa .. tiM p Sunday School ... . 1:41 a iT R h tei Ualea . . . . . . . . Tin p aa. Morning Worahlp 11:41 A Events* Worihlp........T:4I p MYF Meeting* g:N p , Wad. Pngrtr Sarvica .. 1:41 p (Intermediate, gaaiat) • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCR FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST What do you think of that Aral Right it Reform BthoolT . . . of the world outaldo, dork and ariap, and Hm guya wRt k m around tha drug atom! . . . of kids and coop lows and judges,__ morbid adventures of tha last lagging month. . . . of tha homo from which you came. . . aad what k might ham been! And you think of God . . . of days whan chunk balls'rang . . . gad other klda want to Sunday School. . . and you had to bn quiet m pm didn't wnka your psnntgf . . . of tlmao when you might have prayed. , . but you didn't know how . . . and no one around you Beamed to carol . . . of questions you one# asked about God . . . hut Dod wan tough nod Mom hadn’t time to explain. Tha Arot night In Reform School — what a trank plane lor o tow to be confronted with thoao vital spiritual tsauao which uriaa pared# should have faced In thalr ehddrtn't infancy. WON HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH Til Oraaga Ava. J. L. Brooks ........... Paitor Church School ........... g;30 a. m. Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 4 m. Evening Worship . .. . 1:30 p. m. Tuesday Prayar aarvlca 7:30 p.m FT. JOHN METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH W Cyprcia St H. B. Whiieliuril Pulor Ciiurch School ............. 9.30 a. m. Morning Worship ... )l:0o a. a . Evening Worihlp ... . 7:30 p. m. Choir llehcaml '•undiy .......... T.3u p.m. Prayer Meeting Tutiday .. I:J# p.m. Wcdncidgy Bible study, Junior Cbunb 7 0 ) p in. Club Mcii.ngs Thursday......................... m u p. m. ‘SisrUIr Ustkcitera” �T H . N ot. 9. 1359— P a r e a Leaders Into Lynch Facing Contempt, Federal Re-Entry 'Case Angers Mississippi JACKSON. Mis*. (U P I) — Mis­ sissippi Gov, • elect Ross Barnett today crilleiied the U. S. Justice Department** decision lo re enter the Mack Cnarles Parker lynch­ ing ease. The Pearl River County grand J u r y at Poplarville, Miss., did not R etu rn indictment* against a group of white men believed to have lynched the 23-year-old Ne­ gro truck driver. The grand jury adjourned Thursday without con­ sidering the cake. The Justice Department an­ nounced it would take the case before a federal grand jury. Barnett laid, “ If the federal governmrnt has no jurisdiction in the matter It has no businrss do­ l i n g this. The county grand Jury would have final authority." TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - Con­ tempt proceeding* will be filed Florida NAACP against three J law* might have been v io la te d .! leaden for their refuaal to coBut the government might seek 1 operate with a iegialative investiindictment of the lyncher* o n ' gating committee, charge* of violating a civil right* The committee alao will *eek to law that prohibit* conspiracies to have the atate president o f the deprive people of their legal NAACP. the Rev. A . Leon Lowry right*. of Tim p*, Jailed fo r hi* refuaal The law carries a maximum to appear at the second day o f penally of lo year* in prison and a committee hearing here, a S3,000 fine. The federal kidnap The committee ended Ita hearlaw provide* ihc death penalty. lng into anee<;d com m uniat InflutS S T ; m m n V wife and mother, waa dragged from his jail rrll at roplarville last April 23. just two days be(ore his scheduled trial on the rape charge. He was beaten and shot to death and his body thrown into the Pearl River. ----------................- — - ■ ■ ■ 11 - r *j • • . _ 3 - L [• § . M « ■ " , f A" « " in,° » “ " ‘ form refuaal of witn o ir s s to cooperate, Committee Chairman C liff Herrell said, “ It 1* obvious the NAACP wilne»es have no desire to cooperate with the com m itter to clear up the induration of Communist Party m em bers into the organisation." Hrrreil said his com m ittee has evidence that Communist* were instructed to infiltrate the NAACP io In rom m iticr to tie ■! | president of 1 snti (hr Hev. Edward L, (Ira ha in of Miami. Hibson refused In turn user membership records. U r i h s m to were a mem tier of tile orgsniiation, In Miami, Krrd llorkett. head Of the was I s, jfj *r*iw : K ~ i{ I ^ B ^ the Miami N A A l t ’, the the Sf -A sj "v1''1, *'■ B fl lie lie in *1ll.mce uiili Iho Florida Ku Khix l tug He to Of t.ir and feallirrs." Hospital Notes NOVKMHER I JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS who will take part In the Pcnnut Howl game festivities tomorrow night are, left to riyfht, Judy Ogden, Carol Samuel, Jill West. Myra Meeks, Barbara Smith, Jean Donaldson, Sherry Colville, Sandy Slayton, Hetty Odhnm and Susan Yates. (Staff l ’ hoto) Retail Prices May Rise Because Of Steel Strike These officials report they have found no evidence yet of gray* market operations, however. Nonstruck mills have nut raised the average price ut 1130 a ton eith­ er. they added. Economist! -aid some price in­ crease* may be hidden by manu­ facturers. For exam ple, a bobbypin firm may put 2i pjns into a ♦ box instead of 30 without re­ ducing the price tag on the box. In the long run, using substi­ tute for steel *>r importing for* •eign strcl costs producer* more than buying tl from their usual sources. This added cost usually is passed on to the consumer. The economists also foresee smaller tra letn allowances and a reduction m such extra sarvicea ai free delivery of appliances if t the strike goes on much longer. Some of these price rises may be temporary, the government o f­ ficials said, unli) steel production reaches pre-strike volume. They won’t be reflected in the Labor Department’s consum er price in­ dex at lead until announcement of the October figures late.* this month. No runaway infiat'on seem* In prospect. One e c o m m lil said there 9 has been no report of panic Break-In Reported At Tire Shop This year's Christinas mail wMl set an all time record, exceeding c icn thr 122.322 pieces that were handled here in tha pre holiday season of 193ft, Postm aster Joel S. Field said today. Field estimated that m ore than a half a million p a rcels will go out of ihc local post o ffice before Per 2S. To meet the need* o f the local postal station, Field today out­ lined hi* plans for delivery of all Christmas gift* and cards by Christmas Eve with the atari of the “ Mad Early for Christm as" campaign. # • We’ ve found from past exper­ ience," the postmaster said, "that tiie two biggest factors in suc­ cessfully handling the Christmas mail rush are first, to get our Post Office facilities Into high gear from every slandpolnt, and second, ami most important, to have ttie full cooperation of the mailing public. “ It's not too soon to start checking your Christmas gift and card lists very carefu lly—making sure that each address includes full name, street and number, city, tune and state," he said. “ Early Christmas shoppers should slock up now on heavy wrapping paper, sturdy rnrrugated cartons, strong cord, and paper adhesive tape, to insure secure packing and wrapping of their Christmas gifts. Buy stamps for your Christmas cards now, before the rush, an I thus avoid those last minute Christmas m ail­ ing headaches." Two Cars Collide On Park Ave. A two car collision involving two out of city drivers resulted in $330 damage yesterday afternoon. I’ olice reported a car operated Jones Tire Shop at 23J' W. First h> Esther Frocm ing Muskett of was entered sometime during the Orange City pulled out from a night but apparently nothing^ was stop position on Dark Ave. and taken, the Sheriff's office report­ crashed into a vehicle driven by Ruby Wilson Bell o f Apopka. ed today. Damage to Muskett’ a car was Entry was gained by b rew in g estimated at $130 and SUM) to the a window in thr rear of the budd­ Bell vehicle. No charge* have been filed as yet. police reported ing, deputies said. SECURITY Shirley Iliggins, Sanford Gertrude Smith, Osteen Kathalene M cBurney, Enter­ prise Hunt Cunimings, Sanford Janice Ensley. Sanford NOVKM HER 5 Admissions Lillian Turley, Sanford Elnur Owens, .Maitland John Donclson, Sanford Ronnie Hollis, Sanford John M organ, Sanford Alice Glenn, Sanford Shirley H iggins, Sanford Iris Emerson, Sanford Sandra I .re Nlrks, Sanford liirlhs Mr. and Mrs. James (*. Par­ sons, Sanford, a daughter Mr. and Mrs, Hurry T. Adam* Lake Mary, a son Mr. and Mrs. Damon Owens, Maitland, a daughter Dismissals Esther Spivey, Sanford Ingiid Cooper, Dellary Guy flishnp, Sanford Bertha Lee Pringle, Sanford A1fjke fhe hof Look how prettily the limit! frames iho liuoil nnil bottom o f (hi* smart »ubttrbmt! Sturdy roproces* god wool met ton. Warm Orion pile and acetate «|tiilt lining. Terrific savings! Penney** niKlfcd suede* are water repellent, fully rayon lilted and bonat knit trim* at cuff* 'n bottom. roll a r, Hunt, charcoal, beige, skip­ per. KIRK - Plata FA 2-7101 Superior combed cottons. . . prepared in new burnished tones colorful as fall itself! They machine wash *n wear, need little or no ironing! If It't not... always hot always daar always planty it’t time to instill « now lupir iihinusd FULL-FASHIONED N Y L O N STRETCHABLE TIG H TS^ M I«H T Lower than ever price for P en n ey ’ a fam ou s tights! Red, black, royal, navy, dark green, beige. Girls: Small, medium, large. (Sixes 4 to 11). M iu es: from 5 fe d , 4 MUTUAL • FUNDS Direct Mire To Jhnrere A t o , Members New Ynrk Stock Each. Value packed s p e c i a l ! Hand washable bouffant in sturdy nylon net! See ft luscious color*! Hig 1ft yard sweep keep* litt|« girl*’ skirt* way out Ihere! Heal Imy! N EW BURNISHED TO N E GALEY & LORD PLAIDS water America’* Finest ,? S \ Water Heater - SSOCIATES SA V E! N Y L O N N E T 15 Y A R D SWEEP PEI TAP TEST 1A Y A STOCKS - BONDS Gordon J. ToR. M gr. M E N 'S RAYO N L IN E D SU EDE LEATHER J A C K E T S D is m is s a ls WASHINGTON ( C l 'l ) — Price brying and this indicates that increases on a variety of consum­ most customers apparently feel the strikers soon will he ordered er goods are expected unless back to work under the Taft-Hart­ •trike * idled steel mills resume ley Act. production within the next few days, government econom ists said today. The 113day-old walkout is now close to the point where it cre­ ates shortages that in turn cause prices to go up or remain firm instead ot declining normally. Government rkperti so far have not been able to put their finger cm any inflationary movements in the price of steel nr products made from it. But some feet that the time is now ripe for such a trend if the law ot supply and dem and works ft s it has in past shortages of similar commodities. One economist cited new car price* as an exam ple. They may not rise because of the strike but dealers presumably will reduce discounts if they have no trouble selling new models. This works in reverse, too. If a buyer it looking 'o r a new PVT. LEONARD FAULK Jr., son o f Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Leon Knulk o f Oviedo, ha* been assigned to Company C, (Uh Batta­ lion, ’Jnd Training Regi­ ment at K.l. Jackson, S. lie will have eight week* basic combat training. Admission* Frances K. O glesby, Lake Mary Janice Ensley, Sanford Eugene Davis, D ellary Enuna M. Adams. Lake Mary l,ewis J. Uwrn, Maitland W ertrr Srult Kyman, Osteen Jimmie Duharl, Sanford Mary Parsons, Sanford llirtha Mr. and Mrs. luu-y Rouse, Ijike Jlury, a daughter Mr. and 3lrs. then. Ogles).y, Lake M ary, a son STU R D Y SU BURBAN T Y R O L E A N BRAID T R IM ! NATURAL GAS CO J(J2 Sanford A v e . F A 2-626. inches to 6 feet. BEAUTY BUY IN BULK! HEAVY ORLON CARDIGAN One is enough to backbone y ou r w ardrobe! Wear it often with many thing*, for many occasions. Hand wash­ able bulky 100ft virgin Or­ ion®. White, colon. 32 to 42. �% . . Watching Trends Closely W om an’s Club Holds Clarence W. Moorer Annual Bible Progran lo w a tts tm the — laitta* w e l l te bet­ ter thsa a eat aad dried Nigoa •emteatiee white tha Democrats era atkrtog ■ » iMeiist with a aluahttf tmrmUm hatu*. h* potato Ml than a n mar* remfS land Democrats thaa JUpubiic*#* la tha aatfei Md la Mid to fed Rtd Propaganda Bangs Away At Disanuanwitt _A Thanksgiving there* was ® c d in decorations at the Gene­ ral Business Luncheon meeting of the Sanford Woman’ s G u b Wednesday. A turkey dinner, with all the trim m ings was served a*, soon. Hostess chairm an. Mrs. George Stine was assisted by Mrs. F. T. Meriwether, Mrs. John Elck, Mrs. W. D . Hardin and Mrs. B. F. McWhorter. Receiving guests 0 * the foy er rere. Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Mrs. C. M. Walls and Mrs. George Quinn. Beautiful arrangements ot tall flowers w ere placed throughout the club house. Floor baskets ot pyracanlha berries adorned the stage and cornucopias filled with fruits and vegetables, surround­ ed by m lnlatarc turkeys, center­ ed th e-sp eak er's table. While serving the dessert, a C andlelight, count your blessings, service w as conducted for C. A. R. E. and a silver ottering taken for the benefit of .he organiza­ tion. direction o f Mr*. R. C. Wiley, chairman, and Mr». S. J. Nix, >poo tor, pre»cnted the annual B i­ ble program , lira . H. C. Echelbtrger aang. “ C od Painted a P ic­ ture". accom panied at the piano by Mrs. Robert Smith. R et. Cravenmier, ined a» the subject o f tala talk. “ The Bible and it’ * application to tha Home.’’ Jamea Talmadge, miniiter o f muaic at Grare llethodiit Church, u n g "O h Lord M oil Holy" and “ Septem ber", accom ­ panied by Mrs. Smith. Following the program. Mr*. George E. Well*, president, pre­ sided at the business session. Volunteers ottered to help for a day at the Salvation A r m y boards the first of December. Mrs. Carl R. Schllke was named chairman ot a money raising pro­ ject to be held the e'arty part of next year. Members decided to continue the "Pleasure Ride Club" pro­ ject. again this year. The club will be hostess to the Seminole County Federation ot Women's clubs, Nov. 19. Mrs. Roy Tillis will serve as chairman. Mrs. Philip Boyd was presented a* I pink carnations. The bride's m o - 1 Following the cerem ony, •ther wore a blue silk dress, white reception was held at the Sanford hat and black accessories. The W om an's Club. Mrs. Charlda groom’ s mother ehose a royal Hayes served the wedding cak* blue silk dress, with black acces- and presiding at the punch bdwl were Mrs. Eddie Keith and Mrs. I tirorg r Alfred. K i l l i n g h o i l t u e * I were M i n Lou M c n r r snd M ils ■ ' m m m m to# MMUtfary until lam M, Ita, bat i t (ha KapubiM) «M data NRVMtlM « Alg. M lw WM MdUMlfd Id MtUautioa. totter quarter or IBM amounted Bit of II cant* par ahara aarned wetto* of tha Company’s third * awanlad aad rrouad bm king 10. Cwatoirrlal operation of tha luled for July, 1961, unless tha 1 \p fg r tW delayed. Com plation yiet capability at dark Station w Bid tha company's ayatem Ibttftjr to 800,000 kwr, Thgt gpm l» • lot Of kilow ntu. H im i n fmtf well mnnngnd companies which, over alx ■s, have avangad over MO par cant laerean# in egumlnn: nutlqnsl Busin*** Machine*, priced approximately st 1 n ihsrs, Litton Industries, about 9129 n short, General Ig, 910 • »bar*, Florida Power and L ifh t, 951 a share. IMS* stocks hsvs maintained exceptional, cotte t o u t kytokiAf capital loose* Is often heard In many comptU f thHtoi Titer* a n * wrlsty of rtosong why cotuldsrntkB to te to f fir m to this Important topis at tha moment. (It aggma od d to speak of toxas In November, when moat M S for ■MSB titeB ate months sttobllshs* a long term loss or fain; if held stoto—Oil or loss, a abort tom tain or loos. Stocks sold a t « profit IMF bo repurchased Immediately — atocka sold st a tom pa f Pot bo repurchased for 90 days, unless tha tax loss ha disallowed. This year to Uks a profit indudsbls in 190# f o i must soil by Decamber 14, but 1969 losses may be tak«N right up through December 81. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D SkPtoner g. Appro. UAfftamstlfp D. BhabWasd a E lL u o IT, Knights' M to te I0 |u«a» • Si • •• y T •It •1 » * -4 • II •» « 1 • • « • III! lag •1 'f l u i in •> II . - V * « l l ••*! . • to *11 lg • *1*4 e ' • •• •* ■ '*11 kl • # R 1 • •; I I I 'M i •. - •1 * I P .M l 1 •‘ J i i L V J . - J -l Uf )•. Iika IT.Otaan IB. Doorway IkWmMWnr aaotter** • SSS? VZP duel speck M* — — IhM to m d to riateey avtr Gwv, Averefl Hantaan while ether Bo»aMUm were tagfUag acme By KD KOTEBBA WASHINGTON-* t o n the ay- Ills. ITI te enrtoue to see Just (ta t our daati&atloo, B y re doing. That insect prot intrigues me. The teg man, at tha National Icioaco Founda­ new M MeMuvdo I n to , U Mtt| tion get k to yon. Pryor ef Knoxville, Tean., workYou hadn't known, for Instance, lag on g Trnnes*M University that a gentkmen versed la the grant Crus the Natteaal Science biology ot bugs has goo* to the FottAdittaft. bottom of tte world to look tar Another fellow, John Dearborn thing* like wtaglesa Dies. of Cepe Elizabeth, Maine, bag Up to now yon associated An­ been weathering the ley blasts, tarctica with great explorer* Ilk chopping holes in McMnrdo Base Aaamdsen, feett nag Byrd. But Ice Mg asking for AnUretle Oak saoUer k In w i project which wiQ carry a tot of algalflcane* In the generation* ahead. Scientist* figure that someday -not to* far off oar overpop­ ulated wertd may te eveeflowint 00to Antarctica and find it an ex­ cellent source far food. Octanograptera have alrexy MIAMI <UP1) - Mrs. Vivian Hoffman didn't give up without a flfbt wten Urea teldup man aaterad bar teuaa Wadaaaday. Itera'i what ate did: kasekad tte pi*tel away from ait two •• tte band. Hold all torn gt bay with tha wrong and af tte gun. Tbay flnauy avaypowarad bar. atota KM from ter purse, and left after tearing bricks from her fireplace In a vain search for more loot. Mrs. Hoffman said tte firm rob­ ber gained entrance by posing as an internal revenue agent. Inalda, be putted a gun. Mrs. Hoffman promptly knock­ ed it across tbe room. “ I made a diva for U, but be was right behind me," she Mid, "Finally—after I bit hi* hand *o bard It bted-I gat tte gun and I would bavt been all right of ther* bad only bean on* man. “ But te kept yelling for help until tte otter two ran la. 1 bad tha gun on Item, but it wasn't pointed riffvt and tte handle wasn't In my band. “ I know it must kava been loadad,” ate said, “ bacauaa they kapt telling each other la “ gel Urn damn thing away from her!" Mra. Hoffman said tte robbara wraaud tte gua away and two af Item Usd ter op while th* otter used a rvao to gat bar husband from tte faraga into tte bouaa. “ After they bound aad gagged both of ua," aba said, "they put handkerchief* over their facta aad glovaa on ihalr hand*—which learned silly to ms because they bad already bets in the bouse IS minutes." She said one holdup man apolo,gited for being so rough. She ac­ cepted. 0, 1969 mlseroscoplc things. Mere Friendi, teen h S d .l , *^M - 5* btotegieai—w tu to to program la P«tod that tte United States. Antaretlee by mld-Jinuery. lo n e Britain. Prance and Btuaia will are tedtoue, like making aeuadlogs meet at th* surestit for further dis­ for ten depth*. (Ttey’v* already armament dlocusakmi. toste la* star* ttea lf.tos feet OeteftBy — sertood tot dearly uliCft.) daftoad to Soviet foreign Minis­ Bat pertepe the me# nnnessl la ter Andrei Gromyko at th* clos­ tb* job Donald 8. Detain. Duke ing session of the Supreme Soviet University taeleniet, kas under­ to Menem* was this gimmick: taken on Capo UaUett. Using tte “ Control ioapectiew to sew that r ttt teeety estdssre ef lbs cape disarmament tome art carried eut m hie Isteratory. Mr. Douglas most correspond to the eataat and will try to determine tew a pen­ stage ef disarmament. Control guin feta rid ef salt wator in without disarmament would bo ■■ Ua system, gome scientist* think attempt t« establish espionage." tbe way a penguin does it U Is otter weeds to the Meet; by blowing Us anno. ’’Lay down your arms first, end Last year, foaUi Pots scientists then we will let you see that we cast as tatoroatif ays as tte also have laid down ours.” With Communist deception in the sexual betevtar of tbe Ad«U* penguin. They learned a few rearming ef Neath Keren as an •listing example, the West find* It For awe, they fowd asst that f ptolibla to agree to any such pangwtoa lava difficulty deter rendition. Another gimmick la tte khnuhmining each otter’a tax. AasardIng to ••• axpart, tte v»y they •tev proposal that Individual overcome tkig moat tabanrasa* •tain* te left with “ strictly limited tog daffltteway te to wait until tte •eniiageote ot petica" to maintain mating aanaoo. Iten tte mala internal erriar. •ttm a amatl reek. Any police force large enough It tte roak la accepted, M’a a te melail ein internal order in Bus “ ter." •is or China for example, cartaim At least, Ust’a what they nay. to would be Urge enough to overI’ m going daws tteaa te aae foe mm nay uanllar disarmed neigh­ myself. bor in Urn avast tte larger dec idad I want to thank and every one o f you for the derful support given me in the race for city commission. I promiw I will do my utmost for the betterment of the City Sanford. - "You'd recognize them too if you'd bad their bands in your mouth and wrasUsd with them (or 10 minutes," aha said. Elizabeth Captive Johnson, tha third white child born In what is now Vtrmont, got her middls aaraa from tha fact lhat ter moth­ er. Mr*. Jamas Johnson, gave birth to bar tte night tte waa captured by Indiana on Aug. It, Foil and Holiday You a n invited to tnipect the beet-mode motorcere of our time U N CO LN FOR 1960 T H E / ft of ' k I — b o iu ty w ill Btriko yo u in o tu n tly -ito quality will Improgg y o u foray or. — A M E R IC A S F IN E S T M O T O R C A R •V*a r a -7 ^ * X% New Costume Jewelry Fall Handbag! Howe's Fashions . ' 1 •_ ------- - >' *■ • Mr. and Mra. C. W. Moorer SANFORD F A B R IC CENTER NEW WINTER FABRICS! Wools • e-Klim Salln. • For Lake M ary The Lake Mary C'omtnunily Presbyterian Churrh has set Nov. 20 as the date ot their annuat bazaar. Mrs. Fannie L cfflcr hat been Circles of the First Presby­ chairman, Mra. Ruth terian Church meet Monday at named Goble as coch airm an and pub­ the following places; licity, Mrs. Ed Zim m erm an, fin­ Circle 1, Mrs. Victor Brown ance chairman and Mr. and Mrs. chairman; wilh Mr*. J. K. .Hun­ Kd Zimmerman in charge nf tic­ ger, 917 Geneva Av». at 2.10 kets. The following committees have Circle 2, Mrs. A. McPherson, been named. Supper—Mra. It. W. chairman; wilh Mr*. Carl Stew­ Keogh and Mrs. Hubert llugcn- by Mr*. Nancy Brock art. M l Plumosa, 2.30 p. m alein, baked goods— Mrs. Patrick Circle 3. Mrs. C. L. Ilrdding, McCarthy and Mrs. Joe Smachairman; with Mrs. R. A. .Smith, thers. plants and flowers—Mrs. 2921 Park Ave., 2:30 p. m. Art Ailing ami Mia. A. E. Crock­ Circle 4, Mr*. W. I„ Itoche, er. fish pond—Mrs. Tad Brooklyn. chairman; in the Philatlica room Curio table— Mra. W. It. Har­ of the Church. 2:3U p. m. rison snd Mrs. C. W. Sjoblom, Circlr J, Mr*. Fred Robb, needlecrafl— Mrs. H, M. Gleason The Palm Circle o f the Sanford chairman; wilh Mr*. A. J. Leh­ and Mrs. P. 1). Anderson, parcel anlen Club, will meet at the man, 419 N. intcrlachen. Winter i>m* o f Mrs. Harry Oakes, Scoll Park, t:30 p. m. Mr*. Milliard Rice, candy—Weste i_ ^ 9 :M next Thursday Circle ft,— Mrs,— c.»utR«- S'Jne. minister—Fellt><*-hip group, -and uirning. Serving as co-hosless chairman; with Mr*. John Ivey, refreshment*—Mr. Harold llorkrrill lie Mr. Frank Palirrson. US Elliott Ave. 'J:t3 a. m. smith and the men of the churrh. Mr*. II. I* Newton, circle proCircle 7, Mr». Glenn W'imblsh, ram chairman, has announced chairman; with Mrs. F. T. Meri­ Telephone statistic* show lhat tal Cecil A. Turker II, Semiwether, Celery Ave. 9; 15 a. m. the world had an average of 3A Die County agent, will b » the Evening Circle t, Mrs. Joel phone conversation* per person ucst speaker and his topic is Field, chairman; wilh Mr*. G. tn 1937, Ihe latest year for which Conservation." i Gilbert and MD» E. Farley, 709 figures are available. Palmetto, * p m. Evening Circle 2, Mr*. Joe Gar­ rett, chairman; with Mrs. A. Bracken, 2107 Grandview, R p Lake Mary H D Club To Meet Dried flower arrangem ents, will he Ihe topic o f tt e d a y ,. Tuesday at the firehouse, w te * . the Lake Mary Home Demon­ stration G u b meets for a eoverv ed dish luncheon at 10 a. re. Frank Donaboe o f the Sanford Flower Shop, will give an hour o r more demonstration, begin­ ning at 10 a. m. sharp. Ho will show various ways to use dried (lower* and fruit. One arrangem m l will be a plaque nf strew, with an atlracUv# arrangement of fruil. Aim on th* a:»nda Is a program on gadget*. Mra, Carl Moss, president, and Mrs. John Kshlr, will tell o f interesting work shop* they altendtd, rec­ cnlly, in laarn of pota and pan*. Everyona Is Invited to attend and learn how lo beautify tt e home for ihe holiday*. Evening Circle 3, Mr*. Warren Adams, chairman: with Mrs Dirk Aiken, 441 Elliott, 8 p. m. I feel that by your vote, I have, in most cases carried out your wishes as to the manner in which you desire your city government to be run. I will assure all the citizens that I will continue to do my best to bring about good government in the city ol Sanford, Florida. . FlanneU • In E n din g DRESSMAKING from Davenport, Fla. Bazaar Date Set I have a feeling of great responsibility to the citizens of Sanford, Florida, for the splendid vole of confidence given me in Tuesday's election. TRIMMINGS Circle 3, Mrs. M. E. Baker, chairm an; wilh Mrs. Claude Hern* don. *03. 31 Jgnolia, Ave. Circle S. Mi«s Versa Woodcock, chairm an; with Mrs. O. E. White, 110 klyrtlc Ave. 1 Circle 7, Mrs. L. T. Doss, chair­ man. with 3tr*. H. B. McCall, 2417 Mellon vllle. Ave. Circle >. Mrs. G. B. Hudson, chairman, at McKinley Hall, with Mrs. J . E. Courier and Mia. L. 1. Higtev serving a* h»»te**e*. Orel® *, .Mr*. Clarence Puraell, ehariman. with Mrs. Roy TtlUa, 2211 M agnolia, Ava. . m MRS. PATRICK JOSEPH ERICKSON New Color* and I’aUrne Famous Brenda DT ■ were. Mr. end Mr*. A. Cox, JackMr. and Mrs. Paul Owens, Mr. and Mr*. Silas OwttU, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Owaas. Mrs. Nettle Owens. Mrs. Della Bowea, Guy Owreaa aad their famUes, all ot Orlando and other relatives aooville; Personals Mr. ami Mrs.l lliplcy Bullcn, Mr. and Mra. Homer S. Bruce, state archaeologists from the 1212 Crescent St., entertained fo r Florida Slate Museum, in GainriIheir grandchildren. Bruce and vllle, visited at the home of Mr. Sandy Spaulding, wilh a birthday and Mrs. C. C. Carlson, F riday party at their home Tuesday a f­ While ihcrc. they looked over the ternoon. collection of rrlics. found by lha Bruce and Sandy wilh Ihclr Carlsons' son, Charlie Carl. parents. moved h»rc from Pittaford. N. Y . the latter part o f . ’•A r - j 1 Oviedo D resses a e . y r ^ - - ’ Lake Monroe Honors Children null Avr. Mr. Spaulding is e m ­ ployed by Martin and Co. The parly table was centered with many gills and edged wilh pink and blue decorated cu p cakes. Children's games w ere enjoyed by Ihc group and noise makers were given to each guest. Kooladr, ice cream and su c­ kers were served with the cup cakes. Balloons were also given as favors. Guests attending were Gail Al Ion. Angrlia Mathew*. Jo* Bruce, Keith and Debbie Mathews. V ic ­ ky Lyn, Bobbie and Allen Yatea. Aim HuJiigivaml Janet and David Hawkins. Assisting Mr*. Bruce wilh the parly were Ihe children's mother, Mrs. David Spaulding; Mrs W il­ bur Bruce, Mrs. Woodrow Math­ ews. Mrs. Casper Mathews, Mrs, Hubert Yates of UrI.and; Mrs. Abner lloangc and Mrs. W. I). Hawkins. Meet Saturday t w y w h o n y o u look , koou ty ourrouiH/o y o u -o v a r y thing y o u touch turna to powar. 1 f l U Monday Schedule Of Church Circles Personals F IN E S T L IN C O L N IN F O R T Y Y E A R S L man’s Club meeting by Mra. George K. Wells, president, center, assisted bv the Rev. Donald Gruvenmier. left, guest speaker o f the day and Mr*. Milton Smith. Each guest was given a piece o f cake with a lighted candle in the center, and naked to count their blessing*, a n d present R ing for the benefit o f C.A.R.E. 1 h o,0> Birthday Party \, ■# B P r COlTNT YOUH BLESSINGS SERVICE, conducted at the Sanford Worn- purse and thoes and the whit# orchid from her bridal bouquat. V j r ’j l n H Following Jk wedding trip tourbig lhr mountiina nf North Caro- ’ - LVm Una tbe eoupl* will make their, > 9 borne in Jacksonville. ’ R Among out-of-town guesta foe ' the wedding. In addition to the • . : immediate tsmtllei of the coapi* j f v j __ Future Nurses BY MARIAN R. JONES Mr* H. w. Estes, president of tethe Oviedo Woman’s Club; Sirs. Lynn M ositr. prevident of the Seminole County Federation of Women's Clubs; Sirs. J. B. Jones, and Mrs. B. li. Smith, represented Oviedo *1 the seventh district meeting of rtic Federated Clubs at Leesburg Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Webb and little son. Joe. have moved into their newly purchased ho . on Graham Avenue. The Webb* alio ^ p u rch a sed the property surround­ ing the house on Graham and Clark Streets. Mr. and Mr*, u. A. Woolfolk have returned from Jefferson, N. C., where thry have been for several months. Mr*. C. C. Halkcotn, of Jack­ sonville. i* visiting her son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mtklcr. r j B M ^ ?' i H Miss Barbara Jean Nix, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra. Lowell B. Sapp and Patrick Joseph (R ick) O trickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Erickson, all o f Sanford, wert united in marriage, Monday, Nov. 2 at S p. m. at tha First Metho­ dist Church at Folkaton. Ga. The Rev. George King, pastor, officiated at the candlelight, dou­ ble ring cerem ony. Members of the two families were the only attendants. ^ The bride wore a blue velvet, “ healh dress and carried a bou­ quet ot white roses. Mr*. Erickson was born la Blakely, Ga. and attended schools in Georgia and Alabama, until the family moved lo Sanford iwo year* ago. She is a member of the senior d a * * of Seminole High School. Tha groom was born in I illsburg, Pa. He graduated from kcminole High School and at:cwl*d Andrew, College at Culh- -> I ’ X ffh fla 1' •Nix, Erickson W edding Solemnized M onday The district meeting of "Future N urses" will meet at the Pinecrtat Jkrhool Saturday. negiitraUon will begin at 9:30 a. m , followed by the business session at 10. A b ox 'lu n ch w ill bo served at noon and a panel diseunioa will be conducted at 2 P. m. Serving on the panel will be representa­ tives from various allied medical fields. Subjects o f Interest is each respective field will tie discussed by the group. Mrs. Joe Corley and Mr*. E. J . . Lindsey arc co-chalrm es o f ih* ami Mrs f'h a rU l Pftfk Sr.. Mrs. Hoffman was aura ate would be elite to recognize the robbers. See Our Line of Friday, Novsrabar tte , , ’“ gMWMwXd ***** te Mm . H« did Id ■ Annette V s tr i m il M ils Carol Herman and Miss Ruth Ann Dun­ lap kept the brkle a book. The bride ch oir for her going awsy outfit, a light beige suit w,lh matching gloves, brown hat, a Humbly, I say to all the people ol Sanford, thank you. Homes Built With Pride rtuilt 3 and 4 liedriKint honiM, net on lots in u quiet, naturally beautiful Kitchen t m Equipment With VA a u t e u E C T it ic tluilt-ln Oven nntl Surface Unit in Many Home* A ll With FHA Financing A8 Little A b Kitchens fully equipped Monthly ' LIKE AT 20th & FRENCH DRIV E OUT T O D A Y ! SPECIAL! C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N E R GROUP 1 Payment* RENTI 1.9 MILES WEST OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT ALTERATIONS Clearance Price* On GDuMware and Lead Cryatal. Wonderful Christman Glfla Financing Construction Company Inc. �Mar BeOr Line par* vary impressive inter Park is their last I if they show tbe same t they should be rsmd michdown favorites. H to be worth -aynne's R. H. HAMLIN of Enterprise is shown with his catch o f 23 speckled perch which he caught in Lake Monroe. DETROIT (LTD —It took T hat renter Walter Dtikes five games to make up his mind, but Thurs­ day he cams to terms for the 1MMD season with the Detroit Pisioua. Dukes was expected to be back with the Pistaua Monday and play against the Boston Celtics at SC Louis Tuesday. He'll then return to Detroit to fact Wilt ChambcrUm and tbe Philadelphia Warriors on Wednes­ day. Dukea ha* been quoted as laying he can amp the sensational Stilt, and now he will get a chance in prove it. KANSAS CITY, Mo. fCTIi Tbe Kansas City Athletics will play an all-time American League record ST night games during the 1M0 season, if approval is g r a t­ ed by the A L Meanwhile, the A s ■till hsve not hired a new mana­ ger to take the plarr of Harry Craft and have yet to work out a rental lease for Municipal Sta­ dium Happiness Reiter Named Coach L 0 « ANGELES (UPII _ pew Reiser today was namad a reach of the Los Angeles Dodgers lo replace bu former Brooklyn roommate. Pee Wee Reese, who accepted a broadcasting joh. Through Health (B y DR. F. LEO KERW1N) Middle Age And Beyond Our body machinery run* night and day from birth to (loath. No m ailer how per­ fect it was to begin with or how we take care o f it, cer­ tain part* are *pt to ahow the affecta of wear and tear d u r i n g middie age and beyond. This is one rea­ son why annual examination by a Chiropractor it particularly im­ portant for people over 45. If we know what our limita­ tion* are. we can learn how tD adjust our ways o f living in order to avoid over-atap­ ping them. For women w ho are undergoing the natural physiological changes which usually begin between the ages o f 40 and 60. a thorough Chiropractic examination is advisable. Certain diseases do not ap. ‘ pear until later in life and then devdope slowly. Harden­ in g o f the arteries, chronic ■ jhidnry disease, and extreme way in the body before a per­ son is aware that something is wrong. I f the trouble a detected in its early stages, an individual, by following his Chiropractors instruc­ tion*. msy be able to continue to work and enjoy life for many years to come. Modern Chiropractors . - ____ meet the problem o f disease of ill­ ness through- the physical and mechanical approach, rather than through the chemical or drug approach. Under modern Chiropractic the technique is painless. Frail, sick, aged and even in­ fanta are cared fo r without pain. Its record is alleviation o f suffering, end restoration o f health is moat grattfj'ing. Are you a Chiropractic case? Owe of a series of articles published in the public infer« * tw explain nnd iflnstrate the practice ef scientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Lew hsrwtn whune office is H e a te d a t M l * . F m c k A r e . a n d h ie t d ^ h a n n o a h v b FAirfax 2-7442. Championship Bout May Be In Miami MIAMI UPI' —Nrw York Prtvm olcr An'.har) J. Velclla promt* m ove c lo s e r ' ta host berth by *«*» he will stage the next hravyfulfilling 16-paint odd’ over Bay­ we.ghi champumitup fight m Mi­ lor. The Air Force '4 1 11. s pos­ ami tf the rent on the Orange sible foe. is favored by seven B‘ >w. is set at 140,01a) over Missouri. Other possibilities teieila told a meeting of civic — M usiasipp.. Syracuse, Penn officials tie holds a contract to State. promote the logerunr J uham sonGATOR— G eorga H : * strong Floyd Pattersun re match. He said He would stage thr fight here Feb 31 if the city wil! accept the flat rental fee for the bowl. stay u the SEC lead a n i is hoe for a bowl bid Florida worked out briefly Thursday in its las: pra riser ses­ sion for the Georgia gam e. " I wish we had a little m ore time to *e: ready for G eorgia," Woodruff said. The Bulldogs ran through a light, 43-minutc workout on both offe rs :.e and defensive tam es. A: Knoxville, where the bunting is coming out lo r Tennessee i Homecoming th* Vnls cut short SYRACUSE. X. V . (U P I) mer professional football p i m , including a knockout victory tar their workout because of the baa been idle since losing ta Boy 2y this year over Nino Vaider. a l'Bracked Mike De iota waa l weather and planned a light sea Hama June I. His career rtcxd, 120-4 2. sum today. LSI' was reported slight favorite to defeat Charlie working on fundamentals and Powell in their schedule lb-round learning what it could o f the Vo! heavyweight bout at tbe War single wing attack. Memorial tonight. Georgia Tech worked Us tsck.es Tbe bout will be nationally tele­ hard Thursday to prepare for Notre Dame's off • tackle plays. vised and broadcast by NEC Halfback Floyd Faucetir. center starting at lb p ro. e s.t. M in e Baughan and tackle Toby Powell, who com es from San Deeao looked good in tn« workout Diego, is ranked eighth among Alabama worked out in sweat by the National r withes before leaving for Mobile heavyweights On W .T JU L 6:15 Each Saturday where they meet Tulanc Saturday Boxing Association, but Powell's night. Tulane confined u s prac­ long layoff since his latest fight tice to running plays and pasting made lie John, a burnt town boy. by quarterbacks Phil Nugent and a AS early choice. 13 So. Palmetto FA 2-3293 Bob Cornett. The S7-year-old Pow ell, a for For Complete Football Score*, Listen To S A N IT O N E SCORE BOARD Downtown Cleaners & Laundry They ca n 't loosen and rattle because :hey're n ot ihere. I reread, Chrysler engineers now bring you Dura-Quiet U nibod}: a b o d y and frame that’s a sin gle unit welded around 5400 rimes for super strength. Jbu will feel and hear the difference the first mile you drive the Solid Plymouth for i9 6 0 . Expect a pleasant new experience when you first try the '60 Plymouth. What happened to the "c a r sounds" you used to think w ere normal? They 're gone, in the new Solid Plymouth. They were b u ilt o u t of it from the itxrt. And they won t appear later to haunt you, because this car u built to stay quiet for a long, long time. Quiet durability u only one of the advantages of solid Unibody construction. You'll notice un­ usual new comfort as well, and new handling case. We think this a the best built, best perform­ ing car in the low -price class. Try it and set what you think. Built a n e w tu lid w av ro g iv e y o u so lid e atrs/ae tjo n SOLID PLYMOUTH 1960 a C-Oo «iw -* nain m rwd product Tax Books are open for payment of 1959 City taxes. 4% discount will be allowed for payment in November, 3*7 in Decem­ ber, 2f-c in January and 1*7 in February. HUH All tax statements have been mailed, if you have not received yours, please call fo r it at City’ Hall Ellen H o y , City Tax Collector. arr— n SANFORD CO-CAPTAINS fur tonight's Rama art Charles Bogan (top pic­ ture) and Neely Rota. PALM DESERT. Calif. (LTI) —Cape. Sam Snead reached into the strategy hank and came up wttk some brilliant painngi that made the United Stales tbe favonta to win the Scotch four­ some matches m the opening sound of tbe Ryder Cup competi­ tion today. Both Snead and Cape Dai Brea of tbe invading aquod were ranMart e( victory—and both aeem td plained with tbe pairing* When play got underway at I a. m. today, tbe poinngs were. Bob Bosburg and Mikr souchah, U. S.. n . B. J. Hum and Enc Brown. Grail Britain Julius Boron and Dow Fmaterwild, U. S., va. Ken Bousficld and K m , Great Bnum. Soaod, Dr. Cary Middiecoff. U, S., and Harry Weetman and Dare Thomas. Britain Doug Ford and A n Wall, V. s , va. Pater Alias and Chruty O'Connor, Great Britain. “ I'm hoping to win all four matchei " said Snead, ‘ but thr on!? way 1 would be disappointed would be l» lone three or more of them ’• Snead thinks that hit strangest team u made up kf Wall and Ford. L abed Press lkirrealiokal i b e M isftun Air f o r c e game The post-season bowl picture will be seen os television screens may be jumbled and ftnzy right in tbe Weal Eastern viewers will now. but it should start coming see a battle in wtucb Pittsburgh m clearer after this Saturday's big program of college football is favored by just one point over games Boston College. Ncrtbwestern, Washington. Or­ Northwestern, Texas. Syracuse, egon. Louisans State. Syracuse, Penn Stair, and Louisiana Stale Penn Stale. Kansas, Texas, Air are among seven m ajor teams F orce. Mississippi, and Georgia all are in posit ton wherr a big risking unbeaten and unt.rd r e c ­ win could put them definitely is ords Saturday. The otberi art focus for one of those golden bowi— ineligible Southern Califor­ nia, a 21 point favorite ov er West New Y ea r's Day invitation. Ytrgmia, and North Texas State, With only three Saturdays left a heavy choice over Louisville in in tbe I83S season, bert * tbe bowl a ntgrn game. In other games involving con fer­ ROSE— Northwesiarn •6-0 j ran ence leaders Penn is picked by t clinch a lie for first p a ra tn Uir over Yale m s game that will Big Tee aod thus pm one loot in bust two-thirds of the three-way thr bowl by making good as a lie far toe lve League lead, while t a point pick over Wisconsin (if c o • leader Princeton is 3 over Purdue loses i. in Ibr West. Wain- Harvard; AUsntlc Coast Confer­ ingloe and Oregon (seen S I i are ence leader Ctrmson is a 10front running for the bowl berm pomt pick over Duke, despite and earh is favored by 13 Satur­ Duke's upset of Georgia Teen day. W aldington over Orrgun last week anh Skvunc leader Stale and Oregon over Califor­ Wyoming steps out of tae league nia for a rngtit game a! San Jose S i t . AK — National OununuD Louisiana S u l* rT-0» u in line Notre Dam* u a one • pom : far a return appearance bu' fares choice over G eorga Tech m a top a tough assignment > sevan- intersection*!, whilt in other fea­ poin: pick over Tcnnrisre. Mis­ tures Purdue u 3 over Mien;gar. sissippi 16-1 1 remain* a possi­ S u it , luwa b a a 3 over Ne­ bility, too. da-nite a l l loss to braska. Stanford ( over UCLA. Arkansas g o-.«r Rice, Ohio Si*la 7 over Indiana Navy 7 over Maryland. Illinois t over M ichi­ gan. Iowa 13 over Mtnncaota, Auburn IB over Mississippi State, and Army 33 over V ilanova. Miami i F.a ( hosts North Caro­ lina in the on'y feature gam e F ri­ day night. “ Ary listen col a: Uu» would be premature and not in tbe best interests of the current foot bat feasor." aaid J. J. Dan­ iel. chairman of tbe Fonda Board of Control. University Prem­ nant J. Wayne Belli aiked be str. be quoted at all in tbe matter. Woodruffi team at _______ Florida hare posted a 1 H M record ever tbe years and this season the figurea are 3-3-L Bunt baa to win this gam e la B y JERK Y COVINGTON The successful season and the fighting spirit that the Seminole junior v a r s it y displayed this fall makes the future look bright fo r the footbaH program at SHS. Coaches Dick Silvers and Bud Layer did a tremendous jo b is training their youngsters and a fine 4-1 record proves it. This was probably one o f the finest JV squads the Seminoles have produced in some time. A fte r suffering a 7-0 defeat in the opening cam e against Leesburg, the offensive-minded lads rolled over the remainder o f th tir opponents without much difficulty. 1 think that the spirit these young hopefuls carried -with them all season was their greatest asset. They had plenty o f talent, but the desire made the talent come forth. Although there were stand­ outs on the squad, every victory was a great team effort. Youngsters are born with desire and spirit, but it sometimes takes something or someone to bring it out to its fullest. Dick Silvers and Ead Layer are masters at this and they are to be commended for their great ;ob . Youngsters like Tee Wee Knight. Donald H a n e y . Johnny Phillips, and Jimmy Williams are destined to be out­ standing linemen on the varsity some day and there is no doubt that Eubba Davis and Butch Riser will be there to fill the gap left by stars like John Lovelace and Ray Lundquist. One o f the most interesting things to me is to watch a lad go through the foot­ ball program. I have seen many kids turn �M Adlai New Darkhorse? • T LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON' (L T D The com prom ise candidates most dis­ cussed as available to break a deadlock in next year’ s Drraocrattc national convention are Adlsi E. Stevenson and Missouri's Sen. Stuart Symington. This com prom ise. If any. would hold the top spot for the left wing of the D em ocratic Party. Compromise talk among responlible Democrats rarely goes so far as to suggest an accom m o­ dation between the party’ s south­ ern conservatives and northern radicals. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas would be a likely choice in any deal between the basically opposed elem ent! of the parly. Northrrn D em ocrat! generally do not consider Johnson even re­ motely eligible for their presi­ dential nomination. They do not hesitate to aay aa much. Sen. Taul IL Douglas (D -lll.) ruled Johnson out a few days ago on charges that he was tied to the gas and oil industries and vote like a southerner on civil rights. Gov. Edmund D. Brown slug­ ged Johnson with a public state­ MRS. J. .M. HIGfilN'S, staff aid at the U.S.O. office accepts a R ift from ment that the senator could not I carry California because of his Jim Hunt, left, representing Otlham and Tudor Inc. and Scott Burns, ' position on civil rights and oil. mannger o f the Florida Power and Light Co. Otlhnm and Tudor presented I Rep. Emanuel Ccller (D-N. Y .) th* local U.S.O. with a hot water heater (not shown In picture) while the (suited Johnson for being a south­ Light Co. gave the local organization a new refrigerator. erner, for being illiberal and on the grounds that the Ne:n> vote Milk and other dairy foods pro­ would be against him in the vide about 30 per cent o f the nu­ north. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt downtritional requirements o f each rales the senator. Americans for American family at a cost of 13 Democratic Action say that John­ cents out of each dollar spent on son won't do. The foregoing are the Indirect cause or your child's MUly't problem occurs la every food. samplea of the current machine­ coamualty detent of tim et per bad choice in marriage. settee, m scrapbook thl* vital Don't point out the folly of the f a n Report. You may dlacusi it elopement. Instead, let the “ custo­ la yoar high ithool classes, too, for It shows the best w sy to m er” arrive at that conclusion, for break up aa unwise romance. this Is superb sale psychology. "Y e s, Dr. Crane,” Milly’ s moth­ And If you are already Infatuat­ ed with the wrong type o f person, er admitted "bu t just how are order the RaUag Scale below, we to tel Milly arrive at that for It puts ryes Into the head necessary conclusion?” That's a lair question, and here s o f blind Cupid: the answer: She should invite the BY GEORGE W. CRANK. stranger to her home lor a party. Pb. D.. SI. D. Include Milly’ s usual friends and (.’ ASK C - 463: MUly D.. aged college chums so this immature .19, is a college freshman. "D r. Crane,” her mother told boy will be seen against the ba ck ­ m e, “ Milly became infatuated with drop of her own class of people. If he then does things that are an immature boy in our home out of place, Milly will note them town. "H e had no regular job. In fact, and secretly wince. Uui she can not direct lwr ire he spent most of his time tinkering with an old jalopy. He’d cover it at her parents (or they will not with pennants and obscure the have said a word. So she will soon begin to pro­ windshield with stickers, like an ject her irritation at the basic adolescent. cause, namely, her uncouth or "When .Milly started going with him, her father immediately point­ immature sweetheart. To help further punctuie Milly » ed out the boy's shortcoming*. "tint the more we showed Milly blind infatuation, I urged tier his flaws, (he more ardently she motner to leave a set of the “ Tesla for Sweethearts” on the telephone defended him. stand. "Today 1 found a note from the Send for those 200-point Rating boy friend suggesting they elope Scales, enclosing a stamped r e ­ scat week. “ What can we do at this late turn envelope, plus 20c (n o n p r o ­ fit!. date? Anyway why docs Milly be­ 'they help bicak up unwise r o ­ com e such a vigorous defender of this boy when her Daddy opposes mances quickly and without put­ ting you parciUv on the spot: Sec h im ?” furthcoming lollow-up. SALKS PSYCHOLOGY (Always wi.te to Dr. Crane "Reputation is simply repeti­ In rare of this newspaper, en­ tion.” runs an adage from sales closing a long Ic stamped, ad­ psychology. dressed envelope and Me to c o ­ i f you say a tiling long enough, you will believe it, although at tin- ver typing and printing costs outset you may be fully aware of when vou send for anc of his booklets.) its falsity. That’ s, why fishermen finally be­ lieve they actually caught those monsters: They've repeated their fish talcs so often thry have fin­ ally convinced themselves: If a parent thus criiiciies hia TA3IPA (L'f’ l) — Hope dimmed child's choice of friends o r sweet­ today for three Air Force fliers hearts, the normal child starts de­ believed to have parachuted from fending them. their stricken II17 jet bom ber into Otherwise, he admits he was the Gulf of Mexico early Wednes­ Stupid. And nobody likes to deflate day. his own ego by admitting he is Rut the search over more than a tool. 10.000 square miles o f the Gulf The more MUly's father con ­ continued. demned her boy friend, the m ore A host of Coast Guard and Air positively Milly rallied to his dcForce planes, at some times num tense. bering up to 20, have scoured the hhe was FORCED to do so, to area since the plane went down •ave face. about 4 30 a. m. Wedncsay, bo her father actually convinced MUly of her boy friend’s virtue* by thus making her repeat her The average British male used defense so often she began to be- 10 t pounds of tobacco In 1916. lievc It: compared with 9 6 pounds in ID.Vt PARENTS, HI. WARE For women, the average rove from Parents, beware of thus being 3 1 pounds to 3.3. 9W orry Clinic gunning of Lyndon Johnson. Speaker Sam Rayburn, aim a Texan, ts booming Johnson back home for the presidential nomi­ nation. Mr. Sam is a practical political. Other practical politicians suspect that the speaker has objectives in addition to obtaining the nom i­ nation of Johnson. One of these objectives might be to whomp up enough Johnson enthusiasm in Texas to obtain a tightly organised Texas delega­ tion to the convention. Texas D em ocrats are angrily divided but might be pulled together with Johnson at a rally point. So, if Mr. Sam were unable to nominate his man, he still might turn up at the convention with a big and tightly controlled dele­ g a tion -con trolled by Mr. Sam, that Is. ADA scored senators In the last session of Congress on the basis o f 13 significant votes. Johnson voted against ADA on five of them. Those votes and Johnson’ s policies as Senate Democratic leader killed him with the left wingers. Tw o of these votes were to pro­ tect the privilege of minority groups to filibuster in the Senate, one minority right or privilege which the left wing denounces as evil. Johnson voted to reduce spending tax money for urban housing. He opposed reducing tax allowances to the oil and gas industries. He voted lo continue the requirement that students ob­ taining federal funds for educa­ tion must swear to their loyalty as U, S. citiirns. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D Minn.) and Symington voted with Air Ace Tells Of Test Flight Explosion LOS ANGELES (U P1) — le y . mannered Scott C roilfleld , pilot o f Am erice'e .V II sp ec* ship which was Jolted a t 41,000 bp an exploalon during a last flight Thursday, cam* horn* today to determine what happened. “ W e've got to take the plane apart to find out what happened.” Crossfield said. “ I knew there was an explosion and tome internal damage to the X-IS. But when I rame in fo r the landing on the alternative strip at Rosamond Dry Lake, I felt every, thing was just great.” North American Aviation, build- feet Added Protection Urged On Fires Florida Forest Service officials today urged resident! to protect their home* with fir* linea. Bob Gray, county raager aaid that fire linea are one o f the best preventive methods for keeping wild fires off the land. He added that old fire linea should be re­ plowed to insure better protec­ tion. Gray said the Florida Forest Service will establish these fire lines to help keep fires down. ADA oa all 13 issues, thereby be­ coming solid with the left wing. Sens. John F. Kennedy (D -M ase.) was with ADA on II votes but was not recorded an tbe oil and gas bill. if Humphrey and Kennedy should deadlock the convention on rarly ballots, ADA would havt Symington In reserve, o r Steven­ son. er o f the dart-like X -1 5 , admitted Capt. Robert W hite It waa necessary fo r daredevil City, flying chase in an C roiiflcld, 31, to m ake a quick dioed, “ It sccma you 've g o t emergency landing in the craft tie fire.” “ I know.” Cross field replied. designed lo carry man 100 miles above the earth at ip e e d t in e x ­ Then he Jettisoned the remain* d tr o f bis 11,000 pounds o f liquid cess o f 4.000 miles an hour. Eyewitnesses reported the X-13 oxygen and shut o ff th# dual reek* was warped out o f shape as It et engines. "The fire light is out,” ho said landed at the Edwards Air Force Base auxiliary strip 63 miles calmly aa he plummeted down, picking a landing spot a t Boaa* northeast of Los A n geles. Impact of the 30-foot ship's mood. landing wrenched it so forcefully that one section behind the cock­ pit was sagging about two feet below the rest of the fuselage. But North American said the damaged spare ship was just one The Lake Mary Community' of three in the multi-million dol­ Church will hold a series o f neigh* lar program to get a' manned air­ borhood Stewardship meetings craft into the ionosphere above next week at the following h om esi, the earth. A spokesman said the Monday with Mr. and Mra. Hor* aircraft, which was being trucked aea Cochran. Tuatday with M hack here from the desert base, Rev. and Mra. John PUlty apparently was dam aged when Wednesday with Mr. and Mr*. J oe some o f the propellents exploded Smather*. in the lower engine. All meeting! will begin at • y . m . The damaged X -IS made the and will Include the showing o f a only two previous pow ered flights. film entitled, "T h e Secret o f th* Crosafitld said that A ir Force Gift.” Church To Hold Stewardship M e e t and J Your Wlndnvm NEW LOOK for tho Holidays CUSTOM yau select fabric w o hav* la stock. The Fabric Shop 2339 Oetaad* Delve Free D eca n tin g Service FA S ITU France* ead FJaier lU e r s e r Hope Dims For 3 Missing Fliers Nixon Admits Ike Is A Better Golfer LOS ANGELES (C P I) — Vice President Richard M. Nixon, a pretty (air golfer, adm it! with a diplomatic grin that President Eisenhower is an e v o better golfer. "T h e Previdcnt would lop me on the a v er-g c." said Nixon. The vice president has dis­ played to the huincfolks during his current r o t visit that he's be­ com e an amateur golfer of some talents—although not as ardent as Eisenhower. He learned to play soon after being elected vice president In 1932 and Thursday he gave a demonstration of what h* has learned by visiting th e, Irvine Country Club in O ran ge' County for his second straight day of golf, lie carded a 42 on the first nine holds and then quit after playing six more. But members of his fo u r s o m e all local business or political lead­ ers —agreed he pr„b?bly would have finished with an enviable 62. He generally shoots in the 80s. an aide said. FUTURE FLORTDA BUIIiDER: playing today ...planning tomorrow! A few piece* o f s c r a p . .. w e t s a n d ... a to y w ill the stran glin g c o n tro ls o f aucialism au tom obda . . . an d o u r ingenious youn gster a n d b u r e a u cr a c y c h o k e o ff lua in itia tive and in gen u ity ? build* hi* ow n w aterfron t esU tr. Hut uhat will hapfxn uhrn hr turns from playing in the K i n d to planning unit building lomorroto't hornet or factories or industrial projects l W ill he b e p erm itted to work in n stim ­ T h e kind o f w orld h e face* w ill depend la rgely on h ow e ffe ctiv e ly w e oppoae all threat* to ou r |>craonal am i e c o n o m ic free­ d o m s . C o n sta n t v ig ila n c e and ceaseless resistance are, aa th e y alwaya h a v e been, u la tin g c lim a te o f free enterprise . . . t o tin s n ation 'a bulw arka against th e pow er­ plan an d b u ild and aell iu<online to tho fu l influcm .ce th at w ou ld destroy ou r w ay o f life . A m erica n w a y o f o p e n c o m p e titio n ? O r, In America more than in any country on earth, perhaps, pouer it the backbone of our economy. The great pouer systems that hate developed in our nation are vivid examples o f flourishing free enterprise. With faith in a future that will continue free, Florida Power A Light Company is committed to a tingle, unswerving pur<• pose: to provide more and mere power fo r H A P P IE R F L O R ID A L I V I N G . . . ELECTRICALLYl We A p o lo giz e ----THE SANFORD H ERALD erroneously omitted a poli­ tical advertisement in Monday, November - , edition fo r J. H. “Jimmy” Crapp*. * H ELPING BUILD FLO R ID A W. Scott Burns, Mgr. D RAPE RIES I • W eek Service 207 M tca o iU A t * . �\ % * i t ---------f t --------- f-f 4- B n »*• dtefudct Jp j, dues D m Major HOPE LANGE xcd Joss Crawford hi * ice i'jr & z 'jx iz r "T h e Best O f E veryth in g'’ t i* ' e i to u pes * : the Bitx Theater Sendsy. TONY CLIC I15 i a i a xvle f r o * s r v - t z i g be fcs* r » « r u eL \n a V-aatry JLixsvss't w * r i \ i t n x j t . "T w iM fitar. ChiM." cts^ig Ln> ‘i d X im eiud D m e ^ fr S m d iy . C b 7 j y s l o y i s rsggesi e t a p K SATURDAY A. M, Lake Mary Scouts Court Set Monday 'The Defiant Ones' Af Drive-In Sunday *Tl«e L«at h m Dr. Jacobson b Neuro-Surgeon Lai* Mary Bpt Sew . Trace . fju tt* ixZM, a .t n.vjvi put'a r e ius ‘■■*7 epex* F. 'J* X * o r.is J I tr -i l i r.erLti t b o u tt;. Tut L a « . - ) Tory U s’j t at it er* i-.-t n d k.-Sury Yv arr i t iut itt> Tut ktis vt :**> iitL>rt itvtt a c u x j i - j vut ru .> , tut Vjats V -p t abi tA'A turn v.urr e rti tarj , Mr. *ui H it. Huuvri i f w m * tr .. Wat m w a f »v*fl tlK Juts Sue. tv . feeruvu* Ari»ur iusrMVt Of JSew Tart O t/ . Lai l m w '/ m i a w , H u vtrjCAuut a !M hmnrn»% Imw/ s td Nrv UtriTT) tr r jt n t ifegg u f i l ITM Aw Zfywfrkdtii. r p r Jttutmn. » 2MJ grrtwrur 4 fvw.dwW HU£a Vrvw,' y* am » U n til M s b r f 4 tut U&tfA vf Ytntisitm tu t tetievut At Cnias|u V a n tu si iu t 4 'u> Kiurr. 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SAHVrr tH « 7 h niuuart «/ ‘jut &U trti .A.Via ‘ T » u Ji Or Lua>t ’7’ st 2**l. cvn rwtruij in .ut a k j W U» if i~i.1l £L tH UfJUtJ D tpautt ~i n wrrj *.v *<« jut ir.tiutu t f. -c-v tut wuer.ttn 2U trJZjtt ar.t . . . J w At i krr l i u ; A iv rjt l . ’/t.VA - 11.9* (D lit tha Mw 11) Tru# Story ID Hnupy Ralaa — Klda 11:19 It) Big Plctura ID Mofla 11) Datrcllvaa Diary t:tt It) Nawa (!) tnaldn Football till I!) Matin, Theater 1:14 ID Saturday Theater Pi 1:04 |»1 Death Valley Dale 17) Pra-itam* VVarmnn 1:11 ill Army vs. Mleacmrl , 1:14 <f) Wrsailluic ID l.’liamplaiiihlp Hrbls* 4:04 ID Hand,land 4:11 It) Bowling !:»» ID All Hlar Rolf i IV ID R<-ortbo*rd I In 17) Inald* Fnnthall A SimUJ Deposit Holds Watchaa — Diamond* Rings — Culturad IT aria Diamond Pendants Meeker Leather (Sands GWALTNEY Jeweler 314 8. Park E Y St’ IS A J f f ij - J - J J * .M B . i~ A U t'.tnttrr XrrtH . 7 j a ts*--ge ti aiTAkgraetr.i OPEN 12: t i ag about THE FEMALE JUNCU : *yC« j j t t i :*0 (I) Cartoon* 1:11 (I) Maw* liu* (D Cumman* Performance (D Mufla—Western III Afrlran Petrel l .l l Cl Jungle Jim II) Small Wart* 7:0* (D (liana Mae*** (I) Central ria. ahoncaa* III Hoy llngar* 7:11 (I) Manana* ID Ulan Clark nhaw til Jerk Manny Spaalal l:«* (D Th* Hlfk Roa* 1:1* III Wants* Dead *r ktlae 11) Man an* Ik* Ckallaa#* an# Olasrnnn** 1:1* C) Deputy II) Mr. I.urky (D Uawrsncs Walk M l |D Hits nun Will Trawl (1) FIT* rtngara 10:00 (D Oun amoka (D Jubllaa I SA tl:la C) U Cowl* s* To* (D Highway Patrol lit** ID Mavis ID Mori* (t) Movls S U N D A Y F. M 11:94 (1) ID (*) IMS C) (D Chrlatuphar* Tkls I* Tk* Ufa t’kylossa Oral Hubert* Fs*-a Tk* Nation 1*1 Nun-tay With Hally l:a* iai FIs. Highlight* (1) Todays lloniaa 1:11 II) llotnsslsa* L'*A 1:14 C) Hangat Lencara till ID Pr* Oam* Warmup ID Fsotball KUkoff 1:44 il) Klngilum of lb* S-* (C) IS) l*ru (oolball— 1:1* 111 Klltry Quaan 1:04 111 Muvls t;44 (I) Meal* il) NDC oi>*r* Cumpaay 4:10 (D It ia Wrttlaa a.** toy t’on<4ua#t ID Cartuon Capara a:14 |t) OK Football Quia 1*1 Movie a 44 ill I’lnliiamtn ID Crusad* In Kurepa "• \\\ t:*4 It) |D It) 1:11 |D (I) I.S* Ill (t) x:;r nivarbssl Imaala Cull .41 Mat arlfk Four Juat Maa Sun.lay Shoncaat )M Sullivan Y*A I!! cSr»y*Ikow (D UK Theatre it) llabal 1:11 It) Al fra*1 llllthcock I»I Alaaksua ll:tt 11) Lnraiia Toung (D llaorg* Oobal 10:la ID Want s My Lias ID World af Talent ID MstI* 11.4* it) Maw* ill Mofla AltlS iai Dstalina Kurep* M O N D A Y A . M. Gilchrist Rites Scheduled Sunday Yurrril M fiu n for Mri. T u t n t Gurlnit U Chvcjgt. CJ. aba 6*4 XurAty wt'j be W A bj*A*i a* 7 y a . at St. Ji m i A W E Cburts with Rev D. H ittu u m . 4 1 u u u *i Wtltma . L n f.u ttttt TODAh A SATLSDAY OPEN 12:15 “THE SON OF K O B I\H (X )ir ll.lt (D Truth tr Caaitgutnca* It) U f i af Ufa It) Itaalltaa Oun 11:11 111 II CuuiJ S* Tan It) starch ror Tomorrow 11) t,uva That Bah 11:11 ID (Juldlng l.lghl 1:14 (*l Open Window 111 Topper ID Mualo Sing# 1:1* ID A* th* Wnrl* Turns 111 Mr * M-* Nanb (tl Olamuuram* •:00 (II Qsaan for k Dev ID Far Haliar er Wares 1*1 Day la ranrl 1:1* It) Msuaa Parly (1) Thin Maa f goes to make some community more prosperous f L A 7 I K h : 1 :15 • I : ‘ r0 I I I . 9 :5 4 yours ... or the other fellow's For A LSO r~ojer w jift, a . Iq y * Un let eniiy b* k*d m tiA vp 1 v j» i sbaut w i n tiAiUui 4 79 'tn irse e t hatjeg <•!«** b ee s.se m fiA sn e isl a r r - T e c 'i w st tr .jt kn *1 It. The tm iuttm rsut«4 him 6'/.!. * ps,n. He h it hil taxf i l tm the head won t i k i to aako lie i*bW r; k n t iimuma . THOSE TA Z 1214 “ Here Come THE JETS” FEATI R E : 2 :1 5 - S:ZA 4:13 m I STf.-lfl / S - f 9 !2U spert . . . to t;ppon teuot to p*y the folia aa* wc isreiud is a or* kisAt of u n w f i t - . - n . . . . and I t t i bolter jxiig in 2 -<2. x . am TONY COkTIS CO-FKATLMK J.\ TEtHNICOUlB “ 3 COINS IN TIIK FOUNTAIN CLIFTON ixyfcarr If V JEAN WEIIU McGI.JMK 1-f.rhMrt JOLMDAN “ WARPATH” W E D N E SD A Y A . M. I la ill Contlnantal Clasarnona *.aa Hi Today—Dot* Uarrawa t:la Hi tVtatkar T:l« ill Carloaas T:J4 III Nstrl i.na (ii Nava Sitl (I) Cagtalk Kangatvs 1.44 (1) Morning Thsa'.rg ID llampa, Room I la ill Itradar a Ulgatt a.!• h i Nana • Intsraiava 1:11 Hi Nava 4 Weather I0:aa iii Pough l(a Ml _ III Msrnlng PlaySaua* ID Kartooa Kapara 11:1a ill Traa»ura Huai I t ) os Th* Ua ID Mafia li-.t* 111 Prlc* la RlSkt It) I Loft Cjov 11:1* ID I’onraniratlna i t ) Dacambar Brld* WEDNESDAY P . M. 4:11 *.44 l it ia.lt 1*1* 11:** 11:1* (1) I'unllnaatal riaaaroom ill Today — Dave Carroway ID Waathar <D Cartoana ID Nawa 10) Nawa (t) Caplala Kaagaro* ill Morning Thaaire III HuiuPir Room ID lltadlr* Distal (f) Nana and latarrltwa (D Nawa • Waaihar il) Do R* Ml ID Morning Playhaut* ID Kartoon Kapara ill Traaaur* Huat ID On Th* Us (I) Mofl* 111 Prlc* It filth! III I Dot* Duty ID Conaaniratlss (D December Bride TUESDAY P. M. I I .'a ill Truth *r Cuaa*<iuan<.aa (tl l.o,a al Ufa il) Htailaaa Uun 11:19 (9) Haarah for Tumarraw it) l^ft That Bob III It Could Bo Ton 11:44 Itl Holding Llahi l.o* (t) World Al Urge (D aiualc Dingo *1) Topper til* (D Alailna* Thaairo it) San Frsntlec# Bast (D As Tha Warld lure# 1:19 (D Day la Caurl ID uuaan Far A Day (9) For Baiter or Wuroa 1:19 (D Thin Mas (t) lluuaa Puny it) Halt atorm 1.99 111 Young Dr. Malaa* i d Milllaaalra i d Beat is* cloak I.M (I) From TSaaa Root* ID VarAlat la foura It) Who Oo Tea Trail a t* (tl Haul* ok High tt. ID Brlgkitr Day ID Amarlaaa BaaCtiaad 4:14 (D Haarat alarm 4:1* 1*1 Kdg* *f MlgM (I) IplTi Parauaallly ii** (ti Mo»l# ID Thra* ainega* i d Posar* Piayhuua* 11* (4i Woody Wondpoehar (II TVIn Tlk Tlk fiM 1*1 w aathar-Nawa-Bparto (I) Hamsr (I) Naw* till It) Uporta 9:11 1*1 Paopla'a Chair* ID Mori* *:•* III Nawa 1(4 11) Nawa (D Laa, n«kstr T:A* 111 Not For Hir* fill ill Nawa 7 14 ID Waaihar 1:14 (D t.araml* ID Man Ini* gpaa* Itl Hugarfool 1.4* 1*1 To U* Anaouncad I 14 Hi lb.bit <11Ilia III FUibar McOat tad Molly ID Wyau Bara I M 111 Arthur Murray ID Tlghtropt ID Rlftamaa BELECT AND LAY AWAY CHBISTMAB GIFTS NOW AT WIEB0LDT8 307 E. COMMERCIAL BT. CAMBBA BHOF II* B. Fsrb Art. III YarOlal la Tours (II Whf Da Too Tr».« «:H (II AmarUes TUadatand (11 Houm aa High gtraal III arltMar P ot 1:11 III Strrat Slorm 1:1* 111 Split Paraonolltr III IMia al Mght I II III UoTla-Wotltra III Tkraa gtooga, III Paso?! PUrhouro 1 11 III Mr Prlm.l rtli-ha III lltirktlbtrry l|.nin<t l.l* (It VVtatbar.Ntwa-Sporia ill Clack XI* (II S»m» as* Ipona 1:11 III llanajaaasaara III Mot|a 1:11 <11 IVaalktr • .Visa 1:0 ill lluntlag ano Piablns Hi Newt T.H 111 Ml. Praaloa of Yukon 1:11 III Naw*—Pau«la« K.ioar T.1* (il Waathar —Aa*jr nil*** 1:11 111 Pllaht III loiik I’ d—Hram< III Halo lintm !:** ill Bat Matharauit II) Batlr Hutton III Ponaa Ilfn| 1:11 (I) Cannonball (I) Haal MePoas III Mtaicalo 1:11 111 Bai-htlor rather III Nr* Hunt |f| Pal llmma 1:11 ill I'layhoiita to 111 Ktiil* Font III Th* L’ntuut bablaa ll:ia ill llruut-hu Man ll:|l III l^wlata Y.*.a III Taka a a>*i»d t.«i..h It.II 111 III til Nona in t i iii iii uovta 11:la II) Jack Paar BY FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UP1) — Whit ran Kred Aitairr do for aa enrore after winning nine. count ’am. emmy* with hi* first TV is«{i*l? Tha answer earn* Wednesday night with anothtr fast, highly antertalnlng show. HI* color *pecial was filled with tastiful mu sir. good humor, crisp, fluid, youthful dancing and Ait*U*'s charm. Naturally, rompariaoni must b* mad* of Astalrc'a two ahowi. A* I look back on the first. I feel that It had an edge In th* ori­ ginality — Informality — Imiginative drpartmenta. it alio had more of Astaire the dancer. But Wrdneaday night's had l feeling of greater coheiiveneag, direction and amoothnesa. There waa some disconcertingly abrupt apUcisgof the tape In the “ That f*ce" num­ ber, however, to mar the other­ wise butter-smooth praductlosThr opening number, ‘ 'Th* Aflerbeat," started the show off with muehu gusto and bounce and this was followed with a paee-chinging. misty and moving "That Kara." Drummer Alvin Stoller— another of Aatalre'e “ no-swear friends — jolnrd Mr. A in a kuntorlared drum ami-dance speci­ alty. Jonah Jones and hia trum­ pet took over the stage for soma taajr to take jaix and then Jenra and Aitairn took part In an overl>-cute, meaningleaa bit of dinlogue. A moody, superbly alagad and choreographed "Nigh' Train" number followed. Every ihow this araion hai gona beatnik and Al­ laire's waa no exception. Miaa Chain and Astaim kidded a "word ja il" number called, "My Itaby," and Ibis was TV-bealnlk latire at its beat. "Wgllalng Ma­ tilda,*' featuring Harris Chat*, wai a completely surceisful •poof. Next ram* a treat: Attain tinging, in while tie ind tail*. g.la ill Cuntlnamal Clataroom 1:04 (II Tuilay —Dava (Urrawa 7:11 III Waaihar . Nawa 7:14 ill Carluuua T:l| ID Nawr* 1:11 II) Him 1:14 (I) Caplaln Kauaaroa l:t* (1) Mumlng Thaatra III liumpai Houm 9:11 (I) Mytiary llouea 1:11 III Naw—Inlartiawa 9:11 It) N**| * Waaihar 11:99 (!) Dough 119 til (4l Morning Plaihotiao (D Kartoon Kapata 19:1* ID Traaaur* llual ill on Th* U* ill Muvla 11:11 It) Pr)ca la nishl )*l 1 Ldf* l.uc, 11:11 11) I’mu-antrailnn (I) Dacambar Hrlja TUESDAY A. M. 1.1* 1:** Ml 7:1* T;I4 !:** S:lt l.u* Howard C. Long FA 3 3111 littftrl fr r t li THURSDAY A. M I II III r-nallnanla) r-laaaianin 7 <* (1) Data Harrawty 7.1* II) Waaihar 7.10 (9) Carlo*** T:I4 1*1 N*wa a n* it) Naaa I I I ID Capl. Kangaroo t.a* il) Moralag Thaatra gay Hamper R**a* a i* ill iiaadaFa pla,a, 1.(1 It) N*«a — lalaralaw* t 14 ID Naa a A Waaihar la.14 111 Dough It* VII III Moralng PUyhou.a III Karloan Kapara 19.19 111 Tresaur* Huai ID Os Tl* a* ID MstI* 11:99 (I) Prise la Might ID I Lev* l.uro 11 1* III I 's hr aatr allan 1*1 Dacambar Btlda THURSDAY P. M. II aa (I) Troth *r r.m ,•*-,•*-•* 1I 1 l * ,i it Lira tt) tlaatlao* l)on 11:1* lit II cnuld II* Too (•1 Hrarch fur Tomurria Itl loira That II..b II 14 1*1 Halting Light 1.41 (4) l.lfa Of llllay II) Tappar ID Muala Ulago 1:11 ID At Th* Woilg Yuma It) gak Francla-o Dial (1) Maltna* Thaatar I 4)Mi For llallar nr Wuria I•1 A Day la Court II) Quian far a Day I I* ID Thl* Man il) llaua* Party III Hal# Storm I *9 ll) Millionaire ID Baal th* Clark (I) Yauag Dr. Mala** 1:19 II) Fram That* fl**te ll:t* ll) Truth or ronar.iuenca# 111 i^>vn of i.if* It) llaalltao Hun ti ll 111 II I'auld B, To* (I) Starch Fur Tumarran III tuifi Thai II..W 11:11 (I) Molding l.lghl !:*• Itl l.lfa Of llllay lit* III llama ut t-amaJy II) Mutl* Hlntu l:lt III Mr. A Mr* Narlh III A* Tba World Turn# (D baa Fra HtillCll Utai I.M (1) (Juatn For A Day (I) For Batter or , nr War III Da* In Court I 19 It) This Man ID lluuaa Party III Hal* Slorm 1.4# ill Touag Dr. Malulia II) Mllllunalr* (I) Baal tha Clack S:IS 111 From That# Hnuie (II VarSlat la Tuura ID Wha Do Tou Truel l.lt 111 lluuao un High Hiiaat III lirlgnitr Day it) American BanJataaJ 4 II il) ntartt ilorm 4.44 III Rdgt or M ill It) aplll Paraunallly till 111 tin,la III Thiae Stonge* III Poo,,* Plarhouae I II Hi Bln Tin Tin IgI l’ ar|nnii* 1 .1* 1*1 waaihar • Naw • naan III Nana and Upon* Charlaa Vaa O arti'i father, Mark Vaa Dnrea, appear* Ml NBC-TV'i Eliraal Light pra­ gma Sunday, Nav. I) and U. The poet rrltlr will lake part la a dltrasaioa of folk IlitMlure. DUk Clark's ABC-TV half hoar •n Saturday, Nov. 31 will fegtara a 111 plect arehealra galled lk« 111 Slrlagi performing "Back Beal Hymphuny." Cgasiln ■ anllrh (r#m the rork 's' rod soMala. trio* sad quartets that aaailly appear on the show. The final* of Ibe world's lavilitionsl malch game bnallag tonrasment In Chlrago will pre­ empt the Friday night NBC-TV fights on Dee. II. "Serurily Rlak." the flnry of the Army'* Counter Inlrlllgeore Cnrpa' aerret work, will be dramatised by CBS-TV's Armalrong Clrela Theater Wedneadsy, Nov. 31. II* ran through t handful of tha miny grail tunes h* hat Iqtro due*d and although h* hai added a contrived lurch to hii voice, he ilill Ii a mgiitrful pop singer. I won't try to figur* put whether this waa a nine. 3u or one Emmy show. But I’ll go along with any­ one who wanla to pin aom* more medal* on old dad'i rhaal. Il wit a warm, unusually enjoyable hour. The Channel Swim: Laurence Olivier hat agreed to itar in a TV' version of Doatoevshl'i, "The Idiot.'' to be adapted by ter Pogosiln and directed by Robert Mulligan. This la the team that turned out tha highly-acclaimed production of “ Ths Moon and Six­ pence.'' Production la scheduled to begin next spring with Mulli­ gan creating his nwn company for lb* venture. “ Sixpence'' was produced by David ftuasklnd's Tal­ ent Associates. Playhouse SO'a Christmas F.ve presentation on CBB-TV will be an Idaputloo of "The Silver Whis­ tle," Robert McEnroe's comedy about a hobo's fantasies and their Impact on old folks. Herbert Brodkin will pcoduo* and writ* the adaptation. Dick Clark'a nnw book, dealing out advtes to teen agtra and called. "Your Happiest Years," ii ready for th* bookstalls. In­ dustry sources report two NBCTV hour-long advenluro thaws, Hiverbom and Five Fingeri, art in wobbly ahspo berauso of low ralinga. Tho NBC-TV Klirtime Special starring Ethel Merman will bo promoted on Tseaday, Nov. 14 instead of Dm . t, the network announced today. KD HULI.IVAN will tuvo n top variety show Sunday featuring tirade Field* and Johnny Mathias. Lake Mary Dances Held Each Saturday Dances for young peoplt, high ichool age ami umlar, am held each Saturday. 7 30 in 10:30 p. m.. at lb* Seoul Hut in Lako Mary* The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, apomori of Beaut Troop 143 and (he dances, also provides chaperone* and refresh* meoU. Seoul mailer Hank Dei-era. who direct! sctivillci, says that altaodance U open to all aludcnla within the age limits whether as sol they Uvn is the Lake M ar/ gran. Admiision of 30 cent* per pnrsos la applied on expemet. Yet, • tavlngi seesonl in •ur Initifullon It an tdeol way fo tavs for lha adueatfoa of a young»)#r, family •acurify ae yaur futura rstlramanf. Stop I n .... Iai'* gal acquolntad. Good Neighbor Policy A Flop BlfFFAlA). S. Y. (UPI) -J o in Sclera recently |wit up a sign in frnnl of hia home announring: "Womsn next door will nol Irl ui paint aide of house » Il waa th* Digit development in a (and thsi began in ths early 11(0'1 when Alexander Chllinnki and his wife eomplgined IhM Sclsrs'i nnw backyard fence and (he asra* of his house overlapped llieir property. Sriera argued on (lie ulher hand. dial part of the CMlinskl garage tnd ronrrete driveway was on hi« property. His ronitnlion was up held by • court in IMS and Seiera made thr Chilinikis rip out (hr driveway — leaving them without u re ii lo Ihnr This year, wl h. . . h., h . . l’ ,in'*r u P'*1' ''?• /V01 }■" J-h* “ k‘ p, no.'Jr * nimr nt 11 - ,, IbOlIlt* lolK CIIRISTi III I (HIM I — Thr Irrrd al thr nation al the had Iheir qua lliroe feeI of U hasn't affe< for icr rrrai 24 D i f f e r e n t Scenes llen u lifu l lie wind W ords Reprndnrtinnn * f gariraua alia by fam oua arliata, aurh at — Paul DeUafaas, M m I*. Ku glth ard l, B e ym o u r Knydar, A la s Cnrlla, J. II, B blnr, Paul h w *l, Raherl Wand L lp n e r and Mhera. A W onderful Gift F or Christman In A G ift Of Music! Look Ovtr Our Block Of Specially JDIaetnd Album Davg's Record Ctnlmr MS W. Flral — FA l-IMT Open • Till I “ Sanfard'a Only Campleia Record Dealer" The HE5 KID S! Help Celebrate Our I5ih Anniversary. Attend Our FR E E MOVIE Tomorrow Morning at 10:00 A . M. All Children A re (Bailed lo attend. Brin* your friend* with you lo woe a wonderful western: SPRIN KLER Repairs Tn All Makes M ake yourdollars build community... not somebody cur ns and Fairbanks • Mora* Psmpn M tM.fi O ff HOMES I II ID Philip M*rl»wu C l (tar Tina ID Rtd Ik III on 11:11 HI Harry Moors III .tiros Thaatar t*.la in liaaa Talking a3> I.oia and Marrlaaa ■I:*a it< an* III (D Maas 11.11 III Mafia ID Mafia 11:11 |1) Jack Pair l i l t If) Kin Tin Tin (I) Csrtaoaa *:CI (») N'tai anC aeartk ID Waathar—haw*—s»eru t :lt (tl Amu 1T Aadr ID Spuria •:14 111 lluatlag aa* Flaking •:S1 (1) Nawa if) Han Fraatlact Baal •:*> 11) Kawa ID Dlgaat Tit* |2 i It Man tl) g|M>ri,man'a Club IS) Till, Man Damun 7:14 i d Nawa 7.1t 111 Hlthard Diamond ID Mnaguarad* Piny Itl Shlrlty Tempi* Hiaryhook g:*t 111 Manhunt III U, S Boarder Pairal 1:1* 111 Huh Hup* ID Father Knon* Hoai ID Bourbon Straal Uaat It) Danny Thamaa • 14 (21 MrKtnilt'a lUldtrk. It) Dut’ onl Shan ID .Vdvantura In Paradis* )*:** (21 Sltft Alias I0:ln It) Man With A Camara 11.at 111 Nana ID Nawa tad Waathar ID Nana 11:11 ID Movla ID Heart af Ik* City 11:1* il) Pack Paar SYSTEMS STARTING FRIDAY NOV. n th MOWR06 W " 7 hi* I estate A l 9 ll Only BTAKTM HLNDAY * M O N D A Y P. M. IK F ^ k^the «l e v e r y t h in g P rogram s start • p. n . F riday O ct, SO, and end • p. m. Friday, N o v . t. C:l« ID Continental Claaarnam 7:** 111 Today 7:1* It) Waathar 1:1* |t| Cartuona 7:44 (0> Nawa 4 Waaihar li'i* ID Maw# a;lt (D CapL Kannnro* l:tt (1) Morning TMatre It) Humvar Houm 1:1* 111 llandara Dlnaat •:4I It) Nawa and Intarflaws t.-il ID Ni s i A Waathar lt:t* il) Dough H* Ml ID Morning PTnyhouat ID Kartoon Kapara 11:11 (1) Traaaur* Must ill On Th* O* (D Maflt 11:00 U> I'rlca I* Right ID Woman 11:11 (lr Coiu-anirailan fitter*! w n .- n ivr m .-i V M u l ) i * i . t ' 3. I t r. \kslvrt. th ) '-*< fm vurr 1 : a* brstJUii* JdeiM.r*i H'.tviui n-J ut UtA b iu ii* } ; - 1 : AIr* Ct t p f IK E ».j gn, X. SU N D A Y JO C H A N N E L L U T IN G O R L A N D O ( • ) W DBO.TV C B S ( • ) WLOF-TV A B C D A Y T O N A B B A C a ( t ) W KSH-TV NBC EA 3-<M Sykes Funeral To Be Sunday 5TART> y Wt • lit* (D Mawa and Sparta III Mawa. Waathar till ID V * •< Mnay (D Mofla 1:11 111 tf sathar . Nana l:ii C i Mawa III Inal** Football till ID Outdoor nutlatln Soar* 111 Pfnnls rTKaata fill mi Nnwo D.ualaa Edward* 7:71 i » i \1*»alhr r •ill C l I'auplo .\ro Funny ID trait Planar II) Rawhliia A C l Troulilaahnotara m 1.1* ID Naff Log 111 Ualt Ttlaphon* Hour III Man from Ulackhanrk 9:4* (*) Prallu t'Uykoun* ID Hun,at Htrlp 4:7* 12) M-H<|tia<l |a:»0 111 lluslng ID Twilight Zona (D Datactlf** 11:11 (I Stanly Bros Muala ID Parana to Parson II:** C) (D (I) Nava • Waathar Sport* 11:11 l*> t.lnanp _ (D Mofla (ftt::* tl) Jack Paar •Iff F rl., N ov. 6 , 1959— P ag* • W H EN Y O U BUY AT HOME BEST Tile T o Use On F l o o r s . . . . . . . I b the Nationally Advertised Brand with a WRITTEN FACTORY GUARANTEE )IL and PORTABLE HEATEF 4 • leek Hleve Pipe — 4 • lack Draft Ktgulalura • • lack El haw a — Keguler end AdJasUble FLA RTKRING CONTRACTOR — No Jab Tee Lerge er Teo Small — IKF.K Ketlmelee PRICED AT 6c EACH, and Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. QUALITY INSTALLATION 127 W . Ixt SI. FREE EHTIMATKS TA 2-3241 ThaFt Ry# nlca thing about doing butine** In town. You Mod* with pnopin you know and tru*t, folkn w ho stand squarely behind HvoJr product*. Frfooo oro good borautn they aro compotiHvo and complaint* a r t ad|<ntod oaiily. That's not Iruo whan you g o aw ay from horn*. Whan you buy horn you kt*p our town healthy, growing and prosper out. And what benefit) your community helpe you and lhaf'i Important. SANFORD OF SA N FO R D rgn 203 E. 1st St* SUPPLIES 8 0 0 A ct Miller F or All Y our Painting Need* J W. 3rd S t We Carry and Service Our Own Accounts M ir ANO BANK AT H0 M«. ITS OOOO BUIlNCSf! THE BUILDERS Easy Terms FA 2-7898 E. J. (Ed) Wllkiaaon la New In Our Riiee Department NATIONAL Incorporated BANK 1927 Just A FA 2- Short R if Blork Freo From Parking Sanford’s Lot �% § y STANLEY Slit Sp Owner — Jayfalr Section Brittany Style, large living-din~ lag area. 3-BR., 2 BATH. 2 P earporui. n t l l l t y . Replace, family room, 21M iq. R. Phone PA 2-2344. BRAND NEW 2 M f - \ V • 7//) d A J l H O M E SE E K E RS MAYFAIR — W* xr, -r., to otU t is* jo i ? tnty s c-. •jfaJ M arfa-, «; , Aerf-i r -M - 2 BEDROOM --xfirs^sed knie. i ‘ : m ercs-ped. S4S 702 Cff arge Ate. Pscoc FA 2-403. ca V A 44% s x -j i i i h i: R E V T A BED W i n y . Hm x '-s! A Bajy Beds To see this ch s rx s g hoxr By Diy. Wee* *r Msrtk. »t Xus; be secs to be i:-; C A R R O L L 'S F t R M T L R E exited. piece FA 2-. 20 N ? x FA 2-S:»l m W. lit St Stenstrom Realty HERBERT STENSTROM Registered B n ler LEN R1SNER LOTTIE BROADWAT KEN TORBETT BETTI E D. SMITH Associate* 111 N. Part — Ph. F A : : N. V. Parmer, Realtor D. H. Whitmore Lillian G. Trama Associates. I l l I. French Ave. PV FA 2-Sttl After houra, PA 2 2011, PA 2-4131, PA 1-0281 NEW HOMES Loch Arbor: 3 and 4 bedrooms: Fir exciting family living with planned lux­ ON LARGE LAKE ary plua ample entertaining I-OOK AT THE REST facllitiei and play arraa at 4-Redroom home with 2W baths THEN BUT n r BEIT! larga living room: dining room: moderate prices. Snown by apFlorida room; terrauo floor*, Visit the beautiful 8 bedrooms m fotntmont. Call FA 2-4032._____ and 3 bath Ztull-bUl homes at central baat. Several fruit J-LOTS In Drcarawold Sc lion; San Sem Knolls on *Y-*t 20th tree*. P already cleared and leveled. gpee sq. f t . o v e r a l l J'reet just I blocks west af Priced to aeU. Phone FA 2-02SI. F'rnch Avenue. COMPARE 127,900 TERMS T.IESE HOMES wl'h any others BUSINESS PROPERTY in the same price range and Large atere with one t-bedroom Stemper Knows we knpw you will agree that apartment and two t-bedroom hart is tha hast valet la lorn. But there is someone reading apartments. Os corner lot with Down payments from tun— this ad who appreciates all ths extra lot in rear for parking. KHA financing. Representative value to be had in an otdtr, 932,000 TERMS oa the pramiHs from 10 A. M. I story, t bedroom frame UU S P. M. ROSA L. PAYTON homo. Carefully maintained and Improved, there it a bath Registered Real Estate Broker W. E. "BUI" STEMPER Agency - on each floor for convenience, Mary E. Carmen — Lee Salvail jiuaaoi v roi|*sR P 8 nice front poreh for pleasure, B. E. Ragore, Sr. Aaaoelatea Phone PA 2-tttt 112 N. Park and an overtire garage for PS, PA 2-1)81 17-81 al Hiawatha Dad. You must see it to res­ MAYFAIR HUME for SALE Ere the value! Terms can be NEW 3 bedroom. 2 bath CB 420 Elliott. 1 bedroom. 3 bsth. ^ 1M* li| fwwos »>>■—■ u- |,lA home. Low down payment, asarranged,- but owner will shar* Spacious. Substantial down s a m e monthly pay moots. pan Ms peoeU lor a cash deal. payment needed. Call FA 2-3041 "Cw IT . . . etr IT— proctH to Fifth and Vine— FA 2 2808. • for appointment. (gtvsstigsts » traffie ja m . . , W. R. "Bill" STEMPER Agency Realtor A h u m r FOR SALE BY OWNER: House, Stemper H is ASSOCIATES) H. E. Tartar 312 Holly Ave., 2-bedroomt. Arthur F. Day, Everett Harper a number of beautiful building Priced for quick sale at 18,400. Robert F. May. Bart richer, 11,000 down payment. ConUct DAY WORK-port time. FA 2 4828 lota in and around Sanford, s Helen E. Noonan Mrs. M. L. Raborn, 180S E. Including Mayfair. Many with Phono FA 2 4991 112 N. Park Seminole Rlvd. Big Ole SHADE to grace your new home, and defuutoly on* 3 BEDROOM CB. 1H bath h«m*. Plumbing1 Repairs ta At your need*. Phone PA 2 3333 1 Jo* C. Thomas 827 Rosalia Drive TREE CUTTING AND TRIM­ PA M * ! 8 For a real bargain, and attrae- W. E. "BUI" STEMPER Agency EXCELLENT TERMS on I bed­ 1818 Sarita Rt. MING. We remote limbs and Realtor A bsurnr live monthly payments, let ua l trash. Write Box T, e o San room home in Pinrrrest 2nd. riU R io ra Phono FA I-4M1 lit N. Park Show you this outstanding 1 ford Herald. Addition. Owner selling below Contracting A Ropafn bedroom home today. T h a 3-BEDROOM, living room, din cost. FA 23374. Free Estimate* price? only $12,23000, 82100 AUTO GLASS R. L BARYET ing room, kitchen equipped, IN LAKE MARY: 2 RR. house, 384 Sanford Avo. Pham VA SAS88 down, 108.74 monthly. Soma panelled Florida room. Easy utility, tile hath, wall furnac*. INSTALLED fe terms can bt arranged on torms. Cali FA 3-8744. Welkins distance to school. " down pa>m*nt M needed. OfWindshield Back GIm b *8,300. Phono FA * 0728. freed exclusively by SEMIDoor Glam YoRt GIobb ,.NOLE REALTY, 1901 Park SERVICE Ave., FA 2 3232. 214 W . r **: S*, *OTw r o r z i i k x z d i u i r»a n o tix s or noxnvi m r # , v rrj , , , » « : i \ , , . , it tk# n e a r* •? O e e a ty C t a a •• — • !• * C t c t t j , f > - l i it :• « v tV it a v. ,« :» i * * r ** A p . **J| i t r .it t j, MAJOR BROWN REALTY Realtor LAKE MART 1%. PA 1-1237 of FA 2-1964. !• VlLf x r :M.j| , | « -it « ! » t e e e » t a r * .n « e r set tke C c .x ,t r « , ! | h. , , « eot*. v e t » » » - « i - l e :i r ! * t a i - f r : g » ’. » r t » e C t s i t r e a l t t e »o > ' v '* • » « «• x ie t e t le w lig S ta rr. - I r * il» u • L A- r* »t ttts i t : i n p p r f s t i '# M t .'w l, # 4 : a- * t» • errg. •- t » » < i :r ,.f Z iir lJ i, 5 ru . a m - o r a r. pi.- n.,^k i, * J IT f i x ; * r .ic ir lv u.'« r m t r . *- T x a t H f l . t l i f t a aaam iS » » • * !♦ m n i n u t u l ia u h t a i v r ^ r t i a g r » a r - X # : r » « ; at ):• vtutM tr COMING • is t t ao * -x fn y ati I T» r I (- r M - at l t » i « t > i * i a s t n v i n , « * » • : » f !>• t i - v i r a n l . n •• • ' »** O t Z * f S A ifa rA . M m . ^ .1 - « i a i f « a i r , it .. w * * » '•» r i - A . U V D A P O L •. mat <>r r r n k r tr i *i >k a m -. r * : » ' • « 1. Paaaa 111 a - J • T P * r R # «e r4 a a! S am .acla C » ; - >. rx. a.. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Since ItftN A. HARK DeRARY NOrth 8 1422 NOrth 8-4711 SECRETARY, efficient and ex­ perienced in typing, shorthand and transcription, for Stile agency. Five day week. Paid vacation. Pleasant working conditioins. Please reply giving personal history and experience to Box 343, Sanford. TO WHC-M IT V a T CO\~ZF.‘ ru tty A f - Senkarik Glamt and Paint Co. 118.114 W. Bid St PA 14888 WHITE middle aged lady to keep house for elderly eouple. FA 2 38*0. Legal Notice vw r P S - / k WEI-AKA APARTMENTS: m o j Legal Notice D A W N ' S BEAUTY M U W Alt Conditioned Dryara Pbeoe PA t-7804 FARMER'S ACiENCY BEDROOM skjc LXl Wrzr.twood Dr. Low <Jywi piriest. Legal Notice Fri.. N ov . 8. 1959— Pago 11 P 3 7 .1 1 ca Cascraa Ave. Eau W r. betoocs CtJtrj sad (>swva Ave. t b e-irxx i qa-U Csttoa f e lt by r « sf C>M . r t M n M . K bact baa aisp. FToeida's nrL ir to a y su ^ rt ITJ per d a lovely sad XJOU. n . FA 2-42*2. ixrzt ca : be ; « n foe «,-! *22JO*. A very ruKClb t r r a p a jx ta : is i.txe bslaoc* payable s s a : p u u frrn ik RKAI ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2844 Frtncn Avo. J. W. HALL t “ I* ths City o Gracious Living* 'OaR B ar' BE ASSURED of money for Chmtmas shopping: Part time work — w* train you. AVON, largest cosmetic company in the world. Write NOW! Box 244, Lockhart, Fla. Realtor LADIES, have nerd for sxlra PhoM FA 2 3841 UC Spend 3 hrs. daily and earn *3 20. Houra of own choire. Pleasant, interesting work in Sanford area. Writ# Bo* V0, Sanford Herald. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Large or s m a l t hutinr**es. Monthly statementi — Tax re­ turn!. Call Lamar Williama, FA 2-7*41. MAN, retired from carpentry, painting and climbing would like ground work, trellis, fenc­ ing, painting mull building nr landscape gardening: all dirt work. I carry my own in­ It. Building • Painting Repair* surance. Contact James M. CUSTOM BUH.T ROMES Phillips, Rt. I, Bo* 138, San­ Remndellag — Free Estimate* ford. Repa r* Pkoaa FA 13744 M. "D ei” Velex Electrical Ser. Dei Says For Service Call. . FA 2-4898 FA 2 3983 BILL BERNOSKY. Contractor PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Eslimales — Work Guaranteed Seminole Painting Contractors FA 21204 Cal Flow era Foe Any Orcoilon SANFORD FLOWER SHOP ► ’ A 1-1122 or PA 1-S27B • BIO VALUBS • QUICK CREDIT • BAIT TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS C IV IL SERVIC E T E ST S WILSON - MAIER Mrn — Women. 18-32. Fr i f W NOW thru home itudy for CWi Sen-ice appointments. Salariei atari high at W M a week. Civil Service otfari SECURITY, high -alarlea, |80moiiona. long paid vacation#, paid alck leave, retiraaw t peniiona. Training until 40pointed. FREE Information on Job*, talarlcs, requirements. Writ* NOW to LINCOLN SERVICE Sit Court Street Dept • Pekin. Itlinot* I4»w And Dead Fanutur* III S. Pint II. PA IM S GOOD Simmons double bed couch, hreskfast room set, odd chairs, male Chihuahua Manchester puppy*. FA 3-1177. PERSIAN KITTENS S months 20 VOLUME set of Childrens Enejclopis plus Bonk Of Nature, old. Phone FA 1-1137. total 1* books 183. 1109 Chase Ave. MINIATURE Poodle. ARC roglstvred. excellent pedigree. Phone YOU MAY NEED FA 23112. What t consider surplus. SO gal. table top hot water healer *25. I JERSEY COW, heavy milker. baby eoach It7, 2 drawer desk 1 Jersey cow «ci-ond cplf. 2— izn. | year old *« ton air cond. 2 year old heifers, ealfhood 1100, Wcbcor tape recorder out­ vaccinated. Priced right. Pbooe fit 1*3. Call FA 2-7499 alter FA 2 0728. a P. M. » SEA KING, U h. f ., aloe trie controls. 2 props. Fhons FA 2-7221. Terms if needed. NORGE STOVE, almost new, 30 in. oven. FA 2 7882. SEWING MACHINE: Electric, Dims, embrokdrisi, mo’-ograin*, button hole*. Lifetime Bay oovs for Fall Boallag. Comguarantee. Reaponaibla party eta Sale af ad 1888 F.vlnrude to take up payments of 15 oo aloes, hosts A Gator Trailer*. month. Write box I. M. e o 5amp!e Prices: Sanford Herald. B so hp. Elect. Kvinrude $303. IS hp. 8321 8321.. 8402. 18 Sell IT Your Furniture. Quick 8830 t*’ Turner Craft $393. and Service With The Cash. SUPER o4hara. TRADING POST. FA 2 0877. 8204. Gator trailers 8130. up. Many bargain* of display. Fin- PAINT 12.30 gal. T-Shirts 48e. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE ancs Plan. 310 Sanford Avo. "Gateway to tha Waterway" Getaway T* Th* Waterway Ysur i\ IN RUDE Dealoe Rebnom flpoetimg Hood* 304-8-1 B. 1st WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD W» Invite yon to he anr goat aheolatsly free wHBoo* ahM| tloa at out of Saaford’a Mail Motels while yon »*e*te m ahit hoaaiag far yooroav a family. Pick ap year hoy oar Salta Office. New A Used Furniture A Appll anrei. A Good Place To BUY, SELL or TRADE JENKINS FURNITURE Pk. PA S-INI 4t* Sasford Ave. FA 2-14M SINGER F.LECTRtr sewing ma­ chine-factory rebuilt, like new with new guarantee and attach­ ment*. 8 payments af UU. Write Credit Manage-, c/o The Sanford Herald. 49 DODGE Pick up. deluxe cab, new paint, excellent Urea. READY MIXED CONCRETE FA 2 3711. Window Sills — Lintels — Sand Rock—Stepping Stones — Steel DR. 1*31 PLYMOUTH. CAN Grease Traps—Prccavt Step# BE SEEN AT THE SANFORD Cement—Dry Wells HERALD AFTERNOONS AT MIRACLE CONCRETE CO NIGHT BY C A L L 1 N 6 309 Elm Ave. FA 2*731 FA 2 7770. FACTORY TO YOU AI.UMINirM VENETIAN BUNDS 3-BEDROOM trailer fully air con­ ditioned. washer and dryer. Will Kni-loird head. Sag proof boltom rail with plastic rnd«. Plastic sell equity very reasonable or will trade for equity in 3 bed­ or rayon tapea. Cotton or nylon cordi. room home. Phone FA t-3134. Senknrik GIiimi *nd Paint Co. Tja FLAMINGO Mobile Home, 112-114 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 23922 9‘ t 40. 2 bedroom, excellent condition. The price U Right. NORGE Futiira electric" atova, One can't refuse. Space 74. vertical broiler, large maa, Park Ave. Trailer Ct., Sanford. meal sentry, excellent condi­ tion, 1 yr. old. New hou;c has built In's. Thone FA 2 3100. OPEN NOW Home* Dooljpiod Vat Florid* Livinf. I A 4 Bedrooms — I A S Baths YA - FHA FHA In Servlet Conventional Financing Down Payments Low as $425 You mu move In tmmeA- MOBILE HOME RALES ntely while the papers a n NO JOB TO U RGE OR SMAU. v« Mile So. of Sanford 17 93 being processed. Drive Ways — Parking Areaa NEW I9 M P A C E M A K E R LOST J*dr end sliver bracelet, RENTALS: Dav - W eek - Month W« C.ulirnTtt#* Pornond RAYMOND M. BALL M O B IL E H O M E S senlimenlnl vain*. Reward for Frees End Loaders Direct from Fartory Ui You. Sntinfxctlon On Tha return In The Sanford Herald AND ASSOCIATES Graders — Dosers — Draglines MAN with car for evonint work office. Real Fatal* — Insurance Construction O f Tour B A M BOOFING Wyatt Trailer Sales Rollers — Trsasports in Sanford. Salary or comrisSurety Ronds Horn* For Tha First Contracting A Repairs PHONE: Days, PA 29134 Tel. FA 2 MI1 slon; your choice. FA 2-4620. 111 So. Park Air. Ph. PA t-8841 Your — Or Your Down Licensed — Bonded —Insured Nights, PA 2-7128 ar PA 13441 Sanford FREE ESTIMATES Pnvment And Closing Door* Payment-No Closing AGKNTS WANTED SIS Sanford Ivana Bldg. IJike Mary Ave. Th. FA 2 7913 Cost Will Bn Chearfttflj Ph. FA 2-1200 full nr part time to sell life Rtfunded. $SAVK$ Insurant* up to DO yesrs FLOOR sanding and finishing 3-BEDROOM completely furnish New A 1’ ood Cleaning, Wastng. S e r v i n g of ngt, hospital Insurance house, 90’ x 130' lot, 8200 down Seminole Cousvty s*Me 1188. Furniture and Appliance* up to 100 year* of age, —assume monthly payments of R. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. Hospital up to Major ** ‘ ' 866. 13 year mortgage. Call ftchool o f dunce |fi,000 and to age 70. Write IS. Speefal S e n lr e s FA 1-7788. 20* 209 B. First •». Ph PA 1-0081 today KU YKENDALL IN- TV SERVICE within ths hour. JACBOB'S REPAIR SHOP 6th Thru 8th Grade SAI.E or RENT; 2 bedroom, kit­ Used furniture, ippliincts, tools SURAKCE AGENCY. P.O. Homes feature 3 Bedrooms > chen equipped. See si 143 PineService Call *2 34 plus pans Welding — > ach A Gan Repairs REGISTER NOW . . . ele Bought void lorry's Man |ij Til* Baths • Screened B O X 3711. ORLANDO. W. 20th A Old. L Mary Rd crest Dr. Call owner. FA 2-7131 Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph Clinne* Begin Orl. loth 213 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4132 Porch - Utility Room • TerFLORIDA, or telephone FA 2-9799. Phone FA 2-0881 rosso Moors • Carport# - Land­ CUSTOM RUII.T furniture CH 1-4781. scaped Lots • Ail CHy Con­ MODERN RUG CLEANERS jle pierei or sets. ADo A Rip Van Winkle veniences. Florida’s Most Modern Plant COUNTY FRANCHISE lure repair. Cabinets Compare point by point: Com­ FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY AVAILABLE FA 3-7083. pletely furnished: ultra conven­ 1 Week Service Ph. FA 2 7137 ient to schools, stores, churches: NEED conscientious dealer in ROLLAWAY. HoipHal »"<• thts ares to handle county dis­ perfect condition: 2 bedroom Furniture Storage and Moving Reds Dav. Week nr Mum tribution of s new and recently concrete block. Gosh wlut a To and From Anywhere FURNITURE CENTER patented product. This product huy! Priced undee JS.noo oo. c. e . p im .u rs its* French Ave. is an amaiing new invention 1)04 FrenoA Av*. Ph. TA M S 41 13 - A lieeuty Parlor* Ph. FA S-7933 MONTHLY W. H. "Bill" STEMPER Ageaey that has been long in 'smand DORIS' BEAUTY SHOP Realtor A Inxuror hy the public. Requires few ENVELOPES. Letterhead., state FA 23 Phone FA 2-4991 tit N. Park PAYMENTS ments, invoices, hand bills, and : ovm Adams Pb. hours spare time weekly, car, programs. ale. Prorrrsuve references and *680.00 operat­ ATTRACTIVE house for sale at Printing Co Phone FA 2 » » ! — A Satisfied customer is our best ing capital which is refundable South Pinerrest. Reasonable Sanford advertisement. 308 Weit 13th 9t if work proves satisfactory. down payment low monthly HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Kirmngs tip to *200 weakly de­ paymsnts. phone 2 2U37. 103 So Oak Ph. FA 2 3712 pending on spare time devot­ R. M. Wilkin*. Contractor • Asphalt Driveway) ed. This alto can be worked • Parking Arias as t full time deal with a *13.000 income a year pulan- Quality Workmanship A Materials Terms To Suit Your Hudgct Hal. This is not a vending • Free Estimates Cnmrrtihle • machine deal. Write Northwest • York Guaranteed Distributors, Inc., 323 N. How­ Full* Equipped Phone FA 2 1030 Sanford Ft* ard Ave , Tampa 8. Florida, t'lren Interior • IlM.Y Complete lawn statntvnsnce Big Discounts On Remaining Stock Fertilixer—Spraying - Mowiai .Nine P s s s rn g r r JOHN I.OMMER9F NEW 1959 DODGES SETTLED WOMAN, good ekar4ta Willow Ave FA 1-7184 Wagon J J I w l \ l / S l a t in n artar. wants work. 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P H I V a* faa - fa t a* .a * a >a a Ia*t’ a « O r* - , « '< a a . » ai as • • < « » * aaa a at | a « ns s r i T > « a s i m r o r . t | I t ( la r a a a a aa: a t a a a l a i l a tf.a a i a i tff *1 aaal a : aal.'tfi San,. ■-:« C sss", rts s M a , t » ' « : ; n l a r •* O c ia a a r. A . D . H a l. t. THEY L IN C O L N - M ERC U R Y Only (Junlifled Member The PIANO TECH. Guild. In Thin Area j A • Tuning B r M tjK • Bcgulnting Voicing • Itepnirn All Type. Serxir# W. L. H .\RM O N P. O. n»x 76 Lake 3lary .See uur llrlly Classified Ad under No. IS. Turn Went Oa 10tl» St. Follow Country Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Si*M . . • OPEN D A IL Y 9:M A. M Til Dork SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. Til Dork SJwsm ak& A Construction Ca., hie. *11 West 2Slh 8'-eet flWMs* FA 2114* WHERE DEALS SHINE at the sign of your bent buy y D y 2nd & Palmetto U. C. Lot FA 2-62SI Oft. FA 2-0711 <tve Dollarx At Holler's �I* Sale Starts 10:00 A.M. Friday • Sts n D van E. Colonial Drive ORLANDO 2 Step T a b l e s Mattress and SprSg Box Spring Casselberry LOW DOWN Payment Beaitifal Odd Lamps 4-pc Bedroom Suite • a iim r ito i-p r T- I'fw s. Uversire 3 - P c Foam Rubber Sec t i o n a Is �f Sanford Ifrntfo W EA T H ER : Cltar and •lightly warmer tonight and tomorrow. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 60-55. VOL. X L IX $ , * United P tcm U aaed W irt No Clark 4- There was no word today oa appointment to RU the vacancy left by fee realisation o f Circuit Court Clerk O. P. Herndon. The office at Gov. La Roy CoiMbs alao baa dacltoed l* todicata when H rm ion 'a realgna* (ion may be accepted, report­ ing only that it bad boon re­ ceived. Apparently the appoint* mrat of a new circuit clerk wiU be announced at the aama time the rerignatioo la official­ ly accepted by the governor. There were no reporta a< applicant* for, or recom m oodaliona for. the clerk’ * Job other than Arthur Beckwith Jr. and David Gatchel. aa wz M‘4W • » VI DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT personnel « t the Naval Air Station and their wlvea held thtir annual bu ffet dinner at the home o f Mr. and Mr». Sam Day o f Lake Mary. Day, fourth from left, cut* Into a choice roast while Mr*. Day watchee. Ready customer* are Larry Re*ler, John Latherow and Bob Roza. Some 200 guests attended the event. Among the guest* were Capt. and Mr*. J. D. Ramage and Cdr. Lewi* D. Tamny, CO and executive officer of the Sanford NAS. (Staff Photo) Raging Tanker Blasts Kill 8; Threatens Port Established 1906 SANFORD1 FLORIDA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1959 Government Determined To Halt New Strike Effort Workers Return To Mills News Briefs Climbers Saved KATMANDU, Nepal (U P I )-H t o Nepal government announced to­ day that 32 membera of a Japaneae mountain . climbing team (eared killed in u avalanche act­ ually "a rc safe and are returning to Katmandu shortly." Man Shot After Chase OCALA (U P li— A city policemsn shot and killed a 24-year-old N egro nun after a chase and exchange o( gunfire Sunday. Au­ thorities said Policeman D. H. Price was making a routine check HOUSTON', Teaa* (U P !) — A i rnnrm bered hr had not brought would probably be dead now ." o f a grocery in the Negro section Thr Amoco Virginia waa be­ whrn he found Aarun Haynes towering gasoline fire board the his inspection pip ers with him. He went back to his automobile lieved to have had a crew u( *3 struggling with a Negro woman. 20,000-loo taaker Am oco Virginia to get the forms. The first blast aboard when it hurst into (lames. appeared today to be under con­ sent him diving for cover. Her decks became ao hot that one who hopped trol after claiming the live* of at Then there were two more of the crewmen TALLAHASSEE (U P D — Flo■truss them. Howard Searcy o( least aeven crewmen and a fire­ blasts. Then three more. "The good Lord was watching Houston, said the soles of their rlda’ a two announced candidates m an. over m e ," Edmonds said. " I f I rhoes tirilfd Ilka steaks on a for governor reported today they f£ T h e Are had threatened diiaiter neither received nor spent any hadn't forgotten the form s I griddle. compaign contributions last week. to the area far II hours. The candidate*, Sen. Ilarvto J. “ Ws hava managed to keep it Reiser of llonifay, ind George A. eontatned through the night," Fire Downa of Winter Park, are the Chief C. M. Buttock said. "B ut We only office seekers who have offi­ ■till have *e Impending danger." cially announced their intentions A gradual warmup waa forecast for Seminole Coun­ to run for the gubernatorial office. At leant 44 parsons wore in­ ty todav after the colde.it weekend o f the full. jured to the series of eight blasts, Temperatures dipped a* low u.s 15 degree* Saturday bclu d in g to of the 43 man crew and Sunday but are expected to go over the tit) murk to­ WASHLNUTON (U P li The and 34 b r e a m and rescue workday. Supreme Court may ael today in No Money Spent ( ’AN i'EK SURVEY muteriul i* bring ntudied by Mr*. R. E. Stutnnmn, left, rhuirmun o f th* county survey »|Hmnored by the Woman'* C lub; Mr*. Paul Colnmn. coordinator of the survey. und Mr*. Thnnut* Darken, educa­ tion chairman of th* Cancer Society. The Woman’* Club group i* necking 500 families to volunteer for the study to get statistic* for cancer resea rch . (S ta ff Photo) It'll Be Warmer Court May Act ^ T ta r e a other crewmen still were unaccounted tor. They had check­ ed off the ship Saturday for shore ban and hadn't been heard There was another brief flareup about midnight, but firemen g r a y e d more foam iti and water •ear the area end the billowing clouds of black smoke were snuf­ fed out again. The bltckeued ship Continued In smoulder today. Firemen were able to get •hoard late Sunday end fouud the bodice of aeven crew m co. While other firemen were spraying wa­ ter over the deck to keep tt cool­ e d down early today, ooe of them. H. D. Chandler, slipped and (ell fcto • hold partially flllad with oil. tie drowned in the black pool of oil before fellow firemen could wJUh him out. ^ The body of Capt. R. R. Combe, the senior captain cf the A m oco fleet, was found at the foot of a catwalk aft of the No. T cargo hatch. The Amoco Virginia was the Hem flagship. The holocaust, which endan gored a walerlrunt area in which 30,000 to ISO,000 persons live, be­ gan at 12:30 a. m Sunday while a barge was feeding gasoline to the ^ n k e r , about to start tn voyage ‘T o New York Eyewitnesses said a fire danced acros* the water from the barge to (hr ship. The first rx plosion on the Amu co Virginia shook houses five or six miles sway. Jim Edmond., W. i* * cargo in­ spector. Sometime* he ‘ s absentminded. Edmonds started to go aboard the Amoco Virginia min­ u t e s lie fore it happened. Then he Hope Appears Lost For Missing Judge CHICAGO ( UIT i— Police, FBI agents and a team of lv>& skindivers admitted h-day their search /J o t missing Judge W. l.ynn Park­ inson had vusne to a dead end on a cold, gray la k e Michigan Beach. The skindivers runibcd the addegree waters ulf the Oak Street beach for hours Saturday, but failed to turn up » clue to the disappeaiance of Ihc 6T-year-old federal appeal* court judge. “ There is no body in this area Of the lake," Dan W agner, a t^kindiving expert said flatly. "The divert didn’t miss a tingla inch." Police said they had no other definite clues to the baffling mystery, since earlier reports the judge was seen is Chicago and iiortheisi Indians have been dis­ counted Officers continued to check the sapoit rf a s all-night sato cook Who a i d he saw Farklnaoa to ^ ^ w U iw s a t last Saturday County Agent Cecil Tucker reported thin morning that there was no danger o f citru* fruit freezing and no frost danger in prospect. Temperature* tonight are e x p e c t e d to be in the high 50’*, according to the Central Florida Experimental Station. Two County Residents Killed In Auto Crash the long-standing dispute between Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and a court-appointed board of monitors. The high tribunal meets tn regular session for opin­ ions, orders and argument* after disposing of the steel case in s decision handed down on Satur­ day, Education Week Set 1 p. m. Stocks |Cancer Victim Given NflW YORK (UP1) price* at t p. m.r American Airlines American TAT American Tubaccu Baltimore A Ohio Bethlehem Steel UAO ...................... Chryater — ........ Curtis* • Wright . DuPont Kastman Kodak ■**•**♦ Ford Motor ■•**•**■ General Electric General Motor* Graham Paige Inti TAT Lnnllard .... Minute Maid . •• it s » sees * Penney ........... Penn RH ....... •. *■« i t •**f « Royal American Sear* Roebuck Standard Oil (N J) Slock 23U 79'i lo ts 43*1 Up For Dead Recovers BREMERTON. Wash. (U P I) - lh.il some doctor said people m *m Joseph W. May trie, given up to never died with cancer, hut died *ri A2l » 321« die seven numilii ago. today wa* looking for work anil doctors were hoping that he tnjy be a living cure for cancer ■Seven month* ago the 31 year of ex hartemlri walked out of tilt Sratlle voters,is hospital alter doctors had told him they couldn't du anything to save lit* life. An exploratory operation showed Ills Init gw were shot through with ran rer. lie weighed EM pounds. He had only a few weeks lo live, doctor* told him. A* he cheer Iidly chopped wood Sunday Mayerlr said, "I can break a leather belt around my chest right now." Hr weighs 1-18 of starvation becausa they oouldn't eat. "I decided I wouldn’t dit of starvation, ao I forced myself, and Ihe wife and kid* kept at nit, to eat, krrp my stomach full." Mayerlr said he folluwed no dirt, just ale what he wanted to. "W e paid a little more for gro­ ceries than we would have online rily," he said, "but then, I guess we figured it wa* worth it." Mayerlr, who said he amoks* ciguretle* regularly now, and hat auiukrd a park and a half daily since he w as 27, now is hoping to find work to support hit wif* and three children, ilia third youngster was born just four weeks ago. Doctors hope Mayrrle may be * walking cure for rancer. They were unable In explain bis re rovery, but said hi* lungs are «om pletely free of malignancy. A pint of M ayerle's blood will be used with another cancer victim |IHm soon to to discern whether a cure is poisiide. _ 2til'i IM 'i TALLA H ASSEE (U P K Slate II School Supt. Thomas D. Hailey 124. today urged parent* to vi-lt their A lt . children's teachers during Ameri2’ » can Education Week. In a Mimed 3J1* shuri statement for television use, 40S Two Seminole County men were cago Tuesday for services and Halley said patents should never 19’. let their children be taughi by a killed instantly when their car burial there. in-’ . stranger and urged parrots to Freeman came here from Chi­ crashed into a cement bridge oa Itt'i cago in 1953 and was a member visit the,schools this week. Ameri­ State Highway 419 late Saturday 4<* can Education Wrek is Nov. 8-14. of thr Lake Mary Presbyterian 41'. afternoon, the Florida Highway Church, lie also w as a member U 't Patrol reported. of the Moose Lodge and belonged 371* Studebaker _____ The two were identified a* Hoi- to a VFW unit in Chicago, lie BOSTON t U PD — Thr apparent U. S. Steel 100'. ieavci hi* wife, Helen; son, Wil­ absence o f any effort to u-upen Weitlnghouie El .. cow Sidney Evans, IT, of Geneva 9*t« liam James, and daughter, Helen negotiation* in the four day-old pounds. and William Patrick Freeman, of Lake Mary; his mother, Mrs. Boston newspaper strike prompt­ Three months after being told IT, of t.ake Mary. Catherine Freeman and sUicr, ed fear* today that it might last he would die, Mayrrle walked into Highway Patrol investigators Mrs. Catherine Brndkorb of Chi­ longer than Ihe 21-day walkout in hi* doclur's office, rosy-checked said the car, driven by Freeman, cago: two brothers, Michael II , 1067. Publisher* of Ihe newspap­ and bubbling health. "When my physician taw me ran off the road three m ilri wrst also of Chicago and James of ers and the striking union printers Milwaukee, Wis. rnlrr III* office, lie turned while said they made nu elfoit to con­ of Oviedo on 119 and hit Uie ce­ a* a ghost." Mayerlr recalled. tact each other over the weekend. ment bridge. * "I had had Just just Iteen been Home home a lew few Neither had any statements on Both men died of severe head Two of the county's most cm days after thi-v tool me Id die, the status o f Ihe dispute. injuries, according to Patrolman rial problems will lie discussed ai when John Fuller Dulles died ol the county commission meeting o n c e r ,1 Mayerel said. "I .rad Funeral services for Evani were tomorrow. held this afternoon at 2 p. in. at II. T. Stanley, assistant stale the Geneva Baptist Church with cun»rrvaiionitl will discuss drainthe Hev. Jack Stewart officiating. JACKSONVILLE (U P li — Tlie WASHINGTON 'U PD — The *ge with the board and point out Burial wa* in the Geneva fe m e tery with Gramkow Funeral Home Jacksonville Journal today said it While House denied today that methods whereby the stale and Seminole High School student President Eisenhower had rebuked frdtrtl government ean aid in The Chamber of Commerce will 111 C h lf^ P leta r«rt**fI fruiTt had learned from "at " a liiifhi high official join. Allred was reported in good receive n*w "u p to da te" map* of Pallbearers were Sheriff J. L. that Florida Football Coach Hob Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New drainage control. condition at Seminole Memorial Th* board of commisaiooers will Ull city, Dec. I, John Kruler, Hobby, James Singletary, Carl Woodruff was serving his last York f‘« ‘ advocating a tougher Hospital this morning alter his also hear from Henry Boggs, traf­ chamber director said today season as head of the Gator liarn. bn* toward the Soviet 1'mun Smith. Frank Jones. Buddy Lecar skidded 2lw feel into a field fic planner for the Stale Road Krider added ili.it some loissi "The Information ratne from a Presidential News Secretary Fili. ami tains Allman. on Lake Mary ltd. about 6 p. m. He i* survived by his parents, high official who does not wish James C. Hagrrty was asked Department who will give his re maps including l o c a t io n , of new yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Andy K Evan*. in become publicly involved until about a report published Sunday cent Iy completed report on where tirerts and ictalivlaionx will he Allied, a basketball and track Post and to build future roads la the toon- available for distribution a> mat Geneva; three brothers, Claude thr season ends." Sports Editor by the Washington team m em ber, apparently round­ Tim et-llrrald that the president tun*. ty. Jack Hairston said. of Daytona Beach. Andy and est a turn at Lake Mary ltd and Ihe commisaion , authorized Thr new map*, tlie first in over "The official said Woodruff will had rebuked nr admonished Hock Thomas, both of Geneva; one 251h -St. at excessive *|»eed, De­ sister, Mrs. Emm* Lou Collins direct Ihe Florida team for the feller (or disagreeing with Ihe Boggs to make a triplet* stir- 20 years, according to Krith-r. were puty Hubert Grant said. The car administration’s new approach to cry of traffic conditions a few ■lone by thr John Troutman Map of Wrlaka; maternal grandfather, Iasi time when thr Gators d is h went 182 feet off one side ot the month* ago. 'pin* Service. Claude H. Head of Husielville, with Miami .Nov. 21 m Jackson­ Russia, road, then crossed Ihe street and ville, Hairston said. Ky. and four aunts and uncles. carried a barbed wire fence 2ou The story did not say If Wood­ Gramkow Funeral Home will feet before stopping. Barbara send Freeman’ s laxly to C. Kampp ruff would remain as athletic Bradley, a passenger ill Allred's and Sons Funeral Home in Chi- director. ear, ran to a nearby house to gel Woodruff, whose Gators hsv* help, according to the sheriffs won three games, tied one snd office. She was reported lu have lost four this season, is employed suffered forehead lacerations. on a year lo year basis as both athletic director and head football coach. A eity prisoner escaped from a Ilairslun said W oodruff* succes­ United Fund Chairman A. M is entirely up lo you. We now the board of d ii r .b n » o f the UnitSanford work truck this morn sor was a "99 per cent certainly Ing according to Sanford police. to be one of five mrn: Forest Peterson Jr. reported today that bave .pprortm ateiy 62 per rent ftl j.umj amj , lter , tudy of the John Tucker, five feet, eight Kvashcvski, Iow a; Eddie Krde- the fund campaign is l.srely pa.t ai our rounty goal. Our goal is budgets, a gual is -et. If we, the A two car collision on French inches, weighing I3U pounds, K-ti form er Navy coach; Frink th* 6 per rent mark and uiyrd a 441,221. This figure tepresrole Ave and First St. Saturday after­ ciliren* o f Seminole County, air tast-mlnuie spm t in contributions only HO cents per person for thr jumped off Ihe work truck at Broyles. Arkansas; Hank Fold noon resulted tn multiple (see county. So far, 2.000 gifts have successful In meeting the budgets laceratiuna for 7t year old I’lsude by Wednesday, the rlo-m g day. First St and French Ave, berg, Florida line roach; Charlie Most startling statistic irported arcountd for the 62 per cent men­ with Ihe memhei ageneie-, other 1 Waiboy, vtf. First St. Prison guard Donnie Stone, rat*. Georgia Tech backfield Is (hat 61 per cent of the gu*I of tioned. ta le el j r ports estimate agencies lo the comity will come who wa* driving the truck, said coach." Warboy was driving across 44I.CH haa been rontribrled by county population at 62,100 peo­ in ami we will (hen have a com­ French Ave. on First St. when bo didn't know Tucker was gone only 2.000 g;,*,s out of an esti­ ple. Don't let someonr. rise carry plete united effort. Hut, prugiets hi* car was struck in Ihe right until a prisoner in Ihe rear of mated population of 62,11X1 people your share. Make your contribu­ in this direction cannot In- made side by an auto driven by Mrs. th* truck told him. Tucker wa* tion either U rge or email. Let's mull we all show uur individual Stella T Walker of Orlando, ac­ wearing a light Mur tail uniform The ta k e Fary Volunteer Fire in the county, Peterson eaid. “ I would like to make * la.I have 100 per rent participation support tu the existing United cording to Sanford police. Warboy and a brown hat Henry Grady Department will meet at I p. m. lo Fund, Moore, a 13-ycar old city prison­ morrow at Ihe fire house. Plans minute appeal to all r ilK t ii* of regardless of the g o a l.'' was released from Seminole "W here does your nenoey g e t "D on 't try to p isi the essrt be ed who escaped b o m a oily w ort foe a course to fire fighung and Sem inole County who base not Memorial Hospital yesterday. truck last Tuesday also was still a demonstration at powder exting­ mode their 1069 contribution to W* now have eight agencies re- for* the horse. Donate now, to Mr*. Walker was charged with Un.isd failure to yield the right uf way, at targe Ibis morning, said Police uishers wUl be th* main itrm i of the United Fund pleasr d» »o pre-enlrd in the United Fund. your Seminole County A ttog Williams. polka said. F to e isa o sank "T h e amount These agencies submit budget* to Fuad," be urged. Stalemate Traffic, Drainage On Board's Agenda New Florida Coach In '60, Paper Says Ike, Rockefeller Dispute Denied Chamber To Get New City Maps Youth Is Injured As Car Hits Field United Fund Lags As Only 2,000 Gifts Prisoner Escapes From Work Truck Come From Population Of 52,100 Volunteers To Meet NO. 660 Man Is Injured In Auto Mishap WASHINGTON ( U H ) - The ad­ ministration appeared determined today lo prevent a resumption of the steel strike at the and o f III* today hack-to-wurk order. Labor Secretary Jamee f . Mitchell aatd Sunday President Eisenhower would send Congress recommendations for ending lh« walkout if the dispute is not set­ tled by the time the TaftH artley injunction expire*. He slid it would he up to Con­ gress to settle the strike In that event. In an election vear, Mitch­ ell added, this could lead to leg­ islation that would nut be in the interest* of either union or milkagement. Under the Taft Hartley order upheld by the Supreme Court Sat­ urday, the strike could b« re­ sumed after the tod a y period which ends Jan. 2«. Congress recwnencs Jan. I. At Pittsburgh, production work­ ers returned lo the nation'* steel mills in increasing numbers today and the Ural trickle of steel pour­ ed from reheated furnacds. Workers, grumbling ibout (ho Tall Hartley injunction which end­ ed thrir t l* d a , walkout, tapped a few furnaces while mainten­ ance crew s lolled to repair dam­ age to other facilities caused by long idleness. Although smoke belched Buts furnaces from roast to cqM f. Has than half of Ihe oMi.OW sold ­ er* were called back lo work aod full production appeared at much as six weeks a w iy , half of the BDdiy duration d the Supremo Court directed Injunction period. In addition lo mlllhands, recall nrdrrs went to rail worker*, Great ta k es or* ship grows, and coal and iron minors. Rut aa steel man relumed grad­ ually to their Jobs, too steel short automobile industry prepared to lay off even mure workers aa sup­ plies dwindled and oe appreci­ able supply quantity from eoopened mills was in sight toon. Some 230,000 auto workers, most­ ly General Motors employes, am kite and management warned it would be some time before they could be orderd back. Trial Of Woman In Murder Starts A six-roan Circuit Court jury today heard testimony from two law enforcement officers in dto second degree murder trial of Betty Jean Baker, ■ Sanford Ne­ gro charged with stabbing Ira Goolsby Feb. 14. Sanford Policeman Richard Cos­ grove testified lhal Goolsby, bofore lie died from slab wounds on that dale, cried out that "B et­ ty Jean Baker did il." The jury also heard from Con­ J' f ’ '^ lo w a y . who told *i'*l*nA the report of the stab “ •* - 1 h jn ,orJ a,K* ^ rtu „ , m,'n ,)la.1 died °f 10 hi* chest while ' " t h e emergency room of Seminole Memorial Hospital. Jurors appointed hi the trial are S. M. Tuhy, J. W, Decker, C. K. Minler, Paul Dixon, Mrnrou Caldwell and 31. E. Conway, Two Firms Report Weekend Breok-lns Weekend break in* snd robber­ ies were reported to city poitca by two Sanford establishments this muruing. H. f . Whitmire said that 4120 was taken from ta r Bros. Plumb­ ing at 319 Elm St. sometime dur­ ing th* weekend, l’ ierro Mfg. Co , 2024x K. Commercial Ave., reported a breaking and entering case, theft of $10 and a coffee pul. 2 Youths Named To Glee Club Angel Compain. sun ot Mr. and Mrs. Dario Cumpaln and ta rry J. Bales, son ot Mr. and Mrs. J, I P, Bate* have been selected a* ' members of the Men's Glee Club at the University sf F lorida , | Gaiaewvilie. � 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 06, 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 06, 1959. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 06, 1959; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ef3453bfd36177ca034f6e0821033fc1.pdf b7a0eb224248e14d657b251a3b4122a6 PDF Text Text r # --- » j——»— n . » ™ r« * w« b ••• ^ p . » . < * - ™ - - 1* - • V !»*•'»• < •> « » Worry Clinic Bobby's mother U going to make Mm a lifelong victim of stuttering by her own neurotic behavior unleaa abe get* hep to psychology faat. Scrapbook thla caw about the "Stutter Trlangle." For further advice, look up my college leilbooka In your local library, for stutterer* should be free quickly. ing hia speech after atartlng a srntrncr, and may thus become a confirmed alultcrcr. CAUSES OF STUTTERING Later, in the terns, a child usual­ ly develops the type of stuttering which Is based on social humilia­ tion. Maybe he mispronounced a word in class. Everybody laughed. Because he was a shy introvert, he blushed and grew confused, lie fell embarrassed. lie turned his conscious atten­ tion toward what should he a mechanical art, namely, conversa­ tion. And ilullrring then fastened itself upon hi* speech. To help Ibis older type of stut­ terer break his slavery to this nuisance social habit, remind him of the famous "Slulter Triangle". Stuttering usually start* when lb* victim Is — (1) Conversing In a normal lone: 12) In his native longue (Eng lish, here in the U. M. A.); (31 With human beings. Change any corner nf this slut ter triangle and you help free the victim. Thui, if be pttche* hi* voice higher or lower nr hold* pebble* in hi* mouth, he alters Corner (1). Ventriloquism stops it, loo. If he changes Corner (21, a i by apeaking in a foreign language, hr will stop stuttering. And If he talks to animals, as dogs or horse#, or trees, or even the waves of the sea, a la Demosthenese, he can help free himself quickly. (Always write lo Dr. Crane In rare nf this newspaper, enclos­ ing a long 4e stamped, addrrssrd envelope and 20c to cover typ­ ing and printing costs when you send for one of hla booklets.) •— ■%*“** ■ *» • » «#r « t M • '»• * W • p 0 [j c e ^ f; *f^r- •'*• • • V • *'M •■*»»*♦ • -• • * .................. ... » « • » ................................. * 7 * 0 ,«t» f » x " COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) — Ashamed and conspicuous. That's the feeling of many an honest Columbus police officer as he goes about his duties in the wake of Ihe Police Department scandal that ha* rocked Ohio's capital city. Ashamed, because at least nine policemen, including a sergeant, By QEOMGE W. CRANE have been arrested in connec­ PH.!)., M. I). tion with police thefls in stores CASE C—U 2; nobby B., aged 3, and businesses Ihey are sworn to should Interest all of you. protect. •'I»r. Crane," his worried mother Conspicuous, because their blue began, ' Bobby la beginning to stut­ uniforms have berom* the tar ter. get* of public insult*, jibe* and •'Although I try to correct him, it ridicule as a result of the scan­ doesn't do much good. In fset, I dal. fear be is getting worse. The arrests that began last •'So I slop him and try to make week brought inlo the open a de­ him repeat the sentence more partment investigation that ha* slowly. been going no for more than a "I am at my wit • end. and am monlh. becoming nourotie over the mailer. Chemical rharges have already What else can I dor" been filed against three pttrolNEUROTIC SYMPTOMS men and the sergeant. The ser­ Stuttering is often a neurotic geant ami one palrolman were aymptom—primarily of Ihe p a r ­ freed on bond pending hearing*. ents, not the child. The three oilier policemen It would be truer to say that charged were held in city prison. Bobby's mother was a neurotic Five patrolmen were held in long before he began stuttering. prison on open charge* pending Her tense personality may have filing of formal charges. predisposed Hobby to stutter. The nine arrested so lar con­ Actually, however, stuttering ts stitute less than 2 per cenl of the NORMAL at the pre-school stage, 334-man force. But Ihelr alleged so Bobby's parrnta should NOT crime* have virtually wrecked have apotilghted this condition. department morale. At the age of 1 nr 4. a child An angry moh stood by and usually has a much larger " u n ­ jeered at two oflicer* Tuesday a* derstanding" vocabulary than he they fought three men causing a has a "speaking" vocabulary. disturbance In front of a night You adults may recall, In this club. One of Ihe officer* was hoiconnection, what happened when pitialixed with a broken Jaw as a you studied French or Spanish nr result of the fight. German, or Latin. One patrolman said customer* You could read nr understand In the bar began calling the offifar more o( that foreign tongue, cer* name*. Another tried to in­ than you could glibly apeak. cite Hi* patrons lo slop the of Well, the very same situation fleer*. occurs here In America when our Other patrolmen reported less toddlera begin to learn words. violent Incidents of disintegrat­ They understand far more than ing public respect lor Ihe Police they can apeak. Depsrtmcnl. So, in their excitement, they llut department ollicial* said atumble over the act of talking that "wc'rc getting some good lo r they can't find enough uorus phone call*, too, Iroin Ihe better to keep up with (heir richer ideas: element." Thla normal aluttering will iliaMeanwhile, the department in­ appear by the lime the child en­ GENEVA (UPI) - The sudden vestigation continues with the ter* first grade — UNLESS: And that "UNLESS" means, willingness of Ihe Soviet Union (o possibility that more officer* may "UNLESS" hia neurotic parent! join Ihe West in icientific studies be arrested. "fixate" hla attention on his of new information on hard-todelecl underground nuclear blasts apeech defects. If they keep yelling at him long gave new hopes today for luccca* REDLANDS. Calif. (U P D -C cc il enough, they ran make him so In negotiation* for a ban on nu­ A. Cushman, 68. freshman lootball clear tesla. self-conscious about the mrchaniTile nusaian*' major concession roach al the University of Red­ ral act of speaking, that he will, lands since 1923, died Tuesday. develop-a lifelong habit of check Tuesday to arrange a meeting of British. American, ami Soviet Cushman, who made Ihe All-Southscientists here In mid-November to west Conference team when he study the new United States In­ played for Texas A 4 M In 1912, formation on underground blasts was freshman coach al Redlands ended months of Western insist- for Ihe past seven years. He was ence that the aludica were abso­ head coach at the school from 1923 lutely essential. to 1932. The U. S. State Department and the British Foreign Office were carefully studying the Russian NEW YORK ( U P D - T h r second proposal but were certain to ap a n n u a l C o p p e r H o w l fo o tb a ll a a m e , United Press InternalJolnal prove It. Informed sourrrs m^i WASHINGTON - Revlon Cos­ pilling the Southwest All-Stars metic Co., sponsor of tha defunct rated formal approval might take against (hr National All Stars, will several day*. "104,000 Question" and "104,000 lx- televised by the Columbia Tsarap Challenge," denying that ll o r - , . . Soviet, Delegate Semyon ------ -------- llroadcasling System from Phoe­ derrd the procurers to rijr the *,n « cleir that Itusita ac* nix, Aria., Dec. 26. thowa: crptrd the WeHorn proposal only Ihe •*"” talk* *----from a U. "Pressure from a sponsor to do lo "save ,Um ” S. a belter job did not give quit pro­ threat of rollapse." SAN FRANCISCO ( U P I ( - R e ­ ducers a license lo cheat." search and development costs in thr United Stales today take six LONDON - F ie ld Marshal Visper cenl of the Federal budget count Montgomery, stating that and contribute two per rent of lie himself never minded criti­ cism* such aa those Irvcled the grosa national product. against Gen. Dwight D. Eisen­ hower in Field Marshal laird Alanlirooke'i war diaries: The Seminole County Ministerial "I accept It all In good humor. Association will meet Thursday I rather enjoy It." at Ihe First Methodist Church. An informal fellowship time will begin WASHINGTON - J u l i a n F. liar al 9:45 a. m. in McKinley Hall. ringlon, II. S. ambassador lo Pan­ The business session will begin ama, Hi a statement delivered m al 10 a. m. The program chairman, the Panama and released by the Stale Department protesting the tear­ Rev, John Thomas, has announced ing down of the American flag that Ihr program will lie a preover (lie U, S. Embassy hv Pan­ •rotation of the distinguishing amanian rioters: marks of one of the churches re­ "My government regards the presented in the association. A desecration of the A uerican (lag discussion of the distinctive fea­ and damage to American projier- tures of the group will be given, ty a* seriously endangering Ihe following the devotional reading good relations helwern our Iwu of Ihe Scripture and prayer. countries." One item of business will Ih- the consideration of Ihe report of a OK DILI,, III. — A worker in a committee appointed lo survey (op secret Olln Mathlrson Co. re­ the old minutes of Ihe aaMteiasearch laboratory, who asked not lion in order lo codify all matters lo be identified, describing the of policy and organisation hav­ moments ho Iore a rocket propel­ ing permanent value. Thla work lant mixture exploded killing Rob- has been completed hut the asso­ •rt R. Gravall, 33: ciation must adopt, delete, or Gravatt said no Ihe telephone, amend (lie matters In question. 'It's Just starting lo coma out.' All ministers of evangelical Then R happened." churches in Seminole County are cordially invited lo attend. H H O U SEI SANFORD CHULUOTA SAVE ON QUALITY Grade A Dressed b Drawn ARMOUR’S STAR SLICED FRYERS lb. Limit .1 I’lcnsp SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS POT ROAST SMALL - LEAN - TASTY SPARE RIBS * 4 9 SPECIALS GOOD NOVEMBER 5-6-7 GOLDEN RIPE NORTHERN TOILET Huppinetm Through Health (By DR. K. LEO KEHWIN) Chiropractic Restores Glandular Balance: out that the troublesome K|nnd i* nol worklng up to |)Jir amj removM ()ie Jnterr................ . 1 ,tn u ' wi|h nt'rv® c‘»rlo tthe"* organs. i’hia '* the rvM' cm,Me of their faulU. ^uni’,t1}<1,n' . . rhe Chiropractor ia well *<lu,PP®d to deal with this l,r°hlem. One nf n acrlea of article* published ia the public Intereat to explain nnd illustrate the practice nf ncientific Chiropractic, written by Dr. F. Leo Kerwln whoa# office ka located nt 201 8. French Ave. and his triaphona number la FAirfax S-7442. 0,1 LIMEADE Sanford, florid* BUTTER BEANS 2 8 Oz. STICKS " » F.F.V. Assorted Cookies McK e n z i e s C O LLA R D S M USTARD SPIN ACH TU RN IPS 39c 29 J IM DANDV R e#. MORTON’S MACARONI & CHEESE EVERYBODY’S RAVING ABOUT SARA LEE 14 1100 13 00 1100 24 00 3200 al Stated KIDN EY BEANS NAVY BEANS l 7.00 121 South Pwk Avium Phoac FAirfax2-4412 Cans FOUR FISHERMEN 24 IfaathIf r»»n«sl» PINANCI S E IV IC K , I N C PORK & BEANS JU N E PEAS LEMONADE phone: FAirfax 2-4612 before noon to arrange for money the same day! FAMILY FOOD KING BLACK EYE PEAi SEA LI) SWEET UP TO$600 C«* Yn ha*a.*a i Ro11 FROZEN SPECIALS when you d o . . . visit FA M ILY ! If you need 888888 Your glands are mighty imporUn! to tha proper func. Honing of all your bodily orguns. Injection of hormones into tha patient doesn’t make the patient’s own glunds work any better. That means that onca it is begun th a treatment may have to be continued for a lifa time. The Chiropractor d o e a not add aomething to tha body which will make their own work unnecessary and permit them to lie down on the job and dry up ao to speak. He finda H TISSUE 3 Ministers To Meet At McKinley Hall ; i GEORGIA or FLOIUDA Big Cut fj >A %%**»- m a x w ell Bowl Telecast I . Scandal Shakes Columbus, Ohio Former Coach Dies ! ■ D e p a r fm e n f Soviet Agreement Raises Hope For Nuclear Test Ban i . BROWNIES A 7 9 h iu jc k s GERM GKHHER’S • STRAINED cIBABY PROOF WAX FOOD NOimiKItN H I - H O ^ w £ 5 7 TOWELS 2 Rolls Crackers * 33 H E R D E R S • JUM BABY FOODS �V ftr Herndon, Burdick Retire From Clerk's Office Governor Expects To Announce u J Itr Successor Within N ext Two Weeks ^ a n f n r i i Circuit Court Clerk 0. P. Herndon has submitted Ids resigna­ tion. effective tomorrow, and Deputy Clerk E. L Burdick also re­ tired today. Herndon, who lias served as clerk since HKI5, sent a telegram to t ile governor today saying he was resigning "because of failing W EATHER: Partly cloudy with chance of shower* tonight and tomorrow. High today. 75-SO. Low tonight. oo-fiO. *\U L . X LIX United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1008 SANFORD' KLOKIDA THURSDAY", NOVEMBER 5. 11*59 NO. 557 Separate Reapportionment Acts Suggested TALLAHASSEE (UPI i Sen• te President Dewey Johnson of Quincy Wednesday pro|*o»ed »cpaO uting the i|urstloiis of House nut Senate rcapporlitmnienl. Johnson would submit two con­ stitution*! (niendinenta lor sepa­ rata votes—one increasing House membership and the other Senate. The plan rame in the wake of public rejection Tue-duy «»f the package plan to Increase the Senate from 38 to <4 members and the House from Hi tn HU. Johnson, a potential I!'<>(! guber­ natorial candidate, and other leaders of the small-county domi­ nated Senate told newsmen they are willing to hate another Ire­ al reapportionmant in 19(11. Hut they muile it eieai they won't go for any dta.-tie change that would up-et their iu!e in the Senate. Most of the ^position in heavily populated s o u t h e a s t Florida, winch killed the package proposal, was aimed at the Senate formula. Opponents claimed the lug coun­ ties were entitled to more and shouldn't settle for 'halt a loat." Johnson -aid. ‘-Some have told me they like the Senate part ol the package, and not the House. IHtins said they would have Voted for the House Increase but wouldn't buy the Senate.” Hy sub­ mitting the issue In two separale amendments, he s a id , the voters could take rilhei, both or mme. Witness Renews Control Of Quiz Program Charge THE QUEEN'S CROWN which is to be presented during hull time at the P annul Bowl gum# Saturday night U the goal of these 1U girl*. Each girl ha* a talent routine she must do to qualify for the contest. The queen will be elected from the contestants by the Junior High student lrody. The girls are, front row, left to right, Nancy Sikes, Susan I’erkins, Ann Mahan, Marilyn H unt and Susan Brown, Hack row, Linda Hobson, Sandy Hervish, Michele Jones, M argaret DuMont and Put Altman. 10 Junior High Misses ited Fund To End In Peanut Bowl Contest Campaign Nov. 11 Suspense is mourning for 1U £ Sanford Junior High School girls today. One ol the lu wtil tx chosen to reign as Queen of the 1'canut howl Saturday night. Earlier this weak, Ilia girls p a r­ ticipated in a talent show and tha whola junior high school body vot­ ed for their choice of queen. •V Legion's Fish Fry Scheduled Nov. 11 Some «,000 persons are expected to attend the annual Campbelllasssing Post 32, American Le­ gion, first fry Nov. II at the Le­ gion grounds on Highway 17 92, Joel S. Field reported today. Kidd said Ihr event will start -V at 5 p m. and continue until I p m, (■rneral chairman fur this year's fry it Constable "Slim" Galloway, with George Mayberry in charge of ticket sales and Denver Cor­ dell as chief cook. Free rides will Ire available lo the youngsters, Field addrd. Court To Move Into Court House The Small Claims Court will tie mused inlo the rourt house in the near future. Thr county commission yester day authorized the move. The rlaim t court has been renting iilfire space in thr Sanford At­ lantic Rank Building. In oilier business during the board meet_ mg, commissioners held nlf ap™ proving a county insurance pro­ gram until further study. Cost of the program is expected lo be >3,000. Susan Brown gave a twirling rou­ tine lo the reroril, “ Lollipop". Lymla Hobson did a song panto­ mime while Nancy Sikes appeared in a song ami dance manlier. Another twirling act featured Ann .Maytian ami Michele Junes, wtlu did a puntumme tn the tunc of **i*lnk Shoe Lares." Other perfum ers included Mari­ lyn Hunt, Margaret Dement, Dal Altman, Susan Perkins ami Sandy Hervish. They did ■ variety ol arts (nun twirling lu pantomime. The announcement ot the new queen will Ire made before the grid tilt Saturday. Search Continues For Missing Fliers TAMPA CUPI) - Coast (iuaid aircraft searched a wide area of the (! nlf of Mexico today for llirre crewmen still missing in the crash of » 1147 jet bomber before dawn Wednesday. Its navigator, 1st Ll. Franklin D. Ilarrud, 23, iliitlirshurg, Miss, was picked up unhurt by helictip ter alxon two hours after the crash. Thr missing men were Maj. Morris il. Reek, .3*. Amarillo, Tex.; txt Ll. George W Eggles­ ion, it. Charleston, W Va.; and T. Sgi. Norman W, Howe, !M, Lake Park, Iowa AH were equipped witli survival kilt, including roll her rails. Steel Strike Affects School Building w John Appleby, 13-year-old »on ol Mr. and Mrs Harold Appleby, is recuperating at thr J. Ilillis Miller Mediral Center at the Univer-il.v ol Florida. Hr under­ went surgery Wednesday on both of hi* legs which were injured at birth. Mr*. Apple tty .aid baiay Hi at tier son is in fine condition and she praised Ihe excellent work being done al Ihe hospital for cerebral palsy victims. It i* expected that John will tve able to walk without braces following his recuperation His legs will t»e in easts for about six week* Four Persons Hurt In Two-Car Crash • Fo u r pei »iuu w eic in juied I iie-day night on Highway 17-92, four m ile* south ol S a n fo id , when a c a r driven hy K lig cn r Alonzo D m ii of D r lim y . • rallie d into an other, d iiv e n b> M i*. Annie \ ate* A le xa n d e r of Sanford, the High wav Pa Iml zr|H•rtrij. Mrs. Alrxand •t r f r r vrd a ir#i| injury and the 1AO young pah aeilgfls id hrl t a r al ui » i‘!e in lured. Valeric Mum* in. VAd * Healed fur a 1 urltlM ll Mf fit nn<| Irg arid Jnum i Shamum, 4, (or pustihlr IichiI njijrir* 1la v■i« ir celled lacerations of the scalp and knee, Thr Davis eai was going at a high late of -peed when it hit Mra. Alrxandei'* vehicle a, she was attempting to make * left turn at a etoss over. Hrr u r wav completely demolished and damage to (hr Davis ear »*• r-ti mated al $2,0(KL The injured wen Hi.-I taken to Seminole Memorial llo-ptlal and later tran sfrrird tn (liangr Me­ morial Hospital at tlilaiido Stale Trooper Olin t . Gariell aid he main rhatgr* »g«w*i Davis for ir tk lr ia driving and against Mr*. Alexander for viol* lion al tight of way. Jaycees Extend Deadline Johnson -aid hr did not see much i halt, v of a reappoitionmenl m iswi within the existing Irame work of 3$ srnalor*. Other legislative Iradct* agieed (he is­ sue is "deml" until ll*(H and all tilled out thr po-sibility ol a »perial sc-sion before then (i«r. I.elioy- I'tillm* agierd that action before unit i* impioliable, 1 p. m. Stocks STOCKS Pt Ann NEW YORK <1 I’ll — Slock prices at 1 p. in : American Airlines ?3>* American TAT 78». American Tobareu 103* j Baltimore A Ohio 43 , 3t*i Bethlehem Steel t;s'. C A O Ml Chi y sler Mt» Curtis* H right 138 DuPont ttiis Eastman K ulak 79Ts Ford Motor Sl'« General Electric 321* General Motor* 24* Gi iiliam Paige 31 Inti. TAT ........... I. urilluril 411* 2ms Minute Maid . . . . IIS Penney ......... 131. Penn It II 34a Royal-American 48 Scar* Roebuck Standard Oil ( NJi 471a 27‘x Studrbakrr Bl't II, S. Steel 08 Wrslingbniisr El. News Briefs Contributions High NASHVILLE ( U P I )- T n * South­ ern Baptist Convention reported to day that members of the denomi­ nation have liven a total of $24.* 011,789 for all project* so far this year. Treasurer Purler Itouili said Ihr total is more than two mil­ lion dollars grraler than last year. Mystery Continues HAVANA (DPI) — The leardi for musing army commander Maj. Camilo Cirnluegoi went into the eighth day In an air of deepening myvtery. Their was soma specula lion Ihat Ihr lalse report of his rest ue Wednesday may have been drvigned lu lure Prime Mmislri Fi drl Caslro into an ambush. New 'W onder' Drug WASHINGTON IUPI) lle irarehe ri today hailed a nrw wonder drug a* a "superior" core lor venereal diseases and a potent weapon against pneumonia and other infections. The germ-killer, DML'T is now available to duelora. It via* developed by the l.etlcrlr Laboratories of Pearl River, V V , • division of the American < vanannd Company, Denies Report PALM REACH (DPI) — Gregg Siirruood Dodge lias denied a gov up columnlsi'* report that her plans lu build s home for way waid gills hail been abandoned, Mrs. Hodge Wrtlnrsday labelled al ' completely untrue" Ihe irporl that ber plans lor Ihe home were •piked because her husband's mo ihi-r. Mrs. Hoi see Dodge Sr., had rul hrr ton's tllowsnrr. rile tlatiyrliler of "O ld HOUSTON. Tex. (U l’ll Roll" W aller William* today re.-vitmed plunniny; f o r 'I'*4 Confederate soldier's 117th tiiiTlidiiv eele lirn tio ii Nov. Jim Southerly, executive ns si slant lo the governor, reIMirted that n successor to i l e n u l o n will lie nrinieil w ith­ in llie next two weeks. He Indicated that a successor h.ui already hern rbo-cn “ but the governor rantin' give out any "lie 's doing- fine for a man of his nyto," Mrs, W ill|e additional information st this Mae Houles said. Williams, the Iasi surviving veteran of time," Southerly said. the Civil War, has been suffering from a pneumonia altine announced applicant for tha tack for several days. clerk'* job I* Arthur Beckwith "He's yioinj; to have that party," Mrs. Bowles said. Ji . deputy tax collector for the Her plans include a barbecue dinner and a band concert past right years, Beckwith, vshn sent a tele gram at her home, to the governor applying fur run|)r, Russell Wolfe said he doesn't think Williams side mi inn for appointment lo llie will lie strontf enough to takt an active part in Hie fes­ post, said in pari tivities. "For over eight years I have served as deputy tax collector of Seminole County in the oilier of John L. Galloway. I have enjoyed public service and I feel that t am qualified for tile position by reason of my dose association j wuh the clerk’s oftire and feet that I will Ih' able lo perform tha duties ul that ufiicc in a manner acceptable tn the people of Semi­ Seminole County scluiil resi­ of French Ave. extending North nole County," “ I have, therefore, today sub­ dence district* were ordered into Lake Monroe and on Hie changed today in give raiii num­ renter line of Kit ll SI. wrvt lo IHe mitted to Gov. la-llny Collins by telegram my appliration for con­ ber of disirids ihe same number renter line of Roosevelt Ave. sideration for the appointment to of qualified elector*. Supt. ol and continuing through the weal lilt tldx vacancy." Beckwith said in his message city limits. School* R. T. Milner reported. District No. 2 will run lo a tn Collins that hr Is seeking tha Mllwrc said that a Florida law endorsement ol Sen. Doug Stenprovides that for the purpose of point mi litc smith boundary to slrom, Reps. Gordon F’redericlc’ ward Hie shore, of Lake Jessup, JJ" ™ - f £ k ^ nominating and electing county and west to the -center line of High.,_n school tmard members, each Rrailry Odham for the job. way 17 92 to Ihe Seminole CountyBurdick, who has tiern with lb« county shall lu- divided inlu live Orange County line. county school Ivoard residence District 4 will bcgit south ol county office since May of 1926, is finishing out his Iasi day on districts "so as to place in each Lake Jessup and run Olle mile Ihe job today. to ■ point on Ihe south bound ary d iv in e ), i t nearly possible the Herndon resigned after recent­ un a line running north of Bird same number of qualified elect­ Island lo the uesl shores of Lake ly being hospitalized, lie returned to his duties yesterday. or*," Milwer said, Jessup Herndon, 68, has served on tho "We hope to do this now," he District $ begins at l.akr Mon­ lioard of county commissioners roe. southwesterly along D. S. added. Hr said Ihal all live districts Highway 17 92 to a center line on ami lias been active in civic a t t a i n in the county for many will conform with llie county com- the Wt-kiva River. years. miviioner districts, with one ex­ Burdick who laughed and de­ ception. clined to give his age said "It District No. t will begin si a was just about (line I retired." point in l.skr Monroe on Uie north Both have hern longtime resi­ aid* of Seminole County and on dents ol (lie county and slit*. the center line of Mellonv illc Ave. will extend north a ong Hie centar line of Mcionville lo Use in­ tersection of the renter line id the Sanford and Everglades branch of the Atlantic I'oasl Line Railroad. District No ? will login in Ihr United Prrsa International County school* will operate with same area in Lake Monroe and only five mill* during the current A full scale winter ilorin. Ita continue north on live renter line I year, Supt. of Schools ll. T say age punch weakened during Ihe night, headed south toward Mtlvvee reported today. Milwee made Ihe statement af­ Texas today, leaving a legacy ter yesterday's vole of confidence of zero temperatures and foolhy voters ill endorsing a proposed drep snow* from thr Rockies lo eight mill levy, plus a two mill the Great Lake*. building and bus reserve fund levy. Although the storm centered Milwer added Unit the ml Iluge over the tower Missouri River, reduction will be made by Hie Montana took the first—and worst Thr first h-g of a giant Improve board at their regular scheduled —of it Weather Bureaus Ihcr* reported II inches of snow and menl progiam al the Sanfoid Zoo meeting next Thursday. • We had Ills! started with 20 nighttime temperatures of 10 de­ is expelled lo lie completed hy Dec. 1. A. I.. Hood, head of llie mills," Milwer suiil." including lo grees below zero. At least six death* were blamvd city’s maintenance department re (roin the state anil ID Irnm the county bill we see No reason why on the weather—three In Wiscon­ portrd today. Hood said that a new “ bird fly" we can't uperate f -tly with five sin. and one each In Illinois, Mon­ tana and Colorado All died tz| In house ill the zoo’s assortment nulls " The constitutional limit i* 2U traffic accident* on weathrr-xllrkof turds ami farm animal* will hr curd roads. complrlrd hi Ihe end of Novemtier. null* in Florida According In Milwer. three of While the north m it r a l stale* lie reported progress also on Im proving and rebuilding old rage*, ihe null* will he used in Hie gene reeled under tha near • blizzard "When we gel finished, the rily lal operating budget and two for iilasl, house • wrecking wind* will have something In l>e promt llie building and bn* reserve fund whipped through Dixie, causing Milwce said lie received Icrllll- thousands of dollars in damage. of." Hood said. Eventually, all old rage* in Ihr ell I ion on the millage levy from T wo tornadoes were reported 18 zoo will be replaced hi new ones. Asestor Richard Mr* anna today, Texas. It. School Resident Districts To Be Changed By Board Schools To Settle For Five Mill Levy Full-Scale Storm For Fiscal Year Heads For Texas Zoo Improvements Near Completion a C X tffr Prizewinner Named OSLO, Norway (U P li — Philip Anri Raker, • British Labor Parly member of Parliament who has campaigned for peace vigorously lor more than no years, won the Nobel Peace Prize today. The Norwegian Storting Parliament auarilrd the prire which carries a rash award of >42,602, !• Ihe 70 year old elder statesman with­ out listing * specific reason for luv selection. Emergency Meet Set TALLAHASSEE (DIM) - Highwav Patrol Commander, II. N. Kirkman said today a meeting will lie held Nov, IS in Orlando to plan iHilire operation* in coordination wiih civil defense. Kirkman said ihe meeting wai lor the purpose uf |>lsrmmg coordination, coopers pull floats can Ih- obtained at thr Hun and assignment* of ill agencies —vial* and federal — which would information building The inforniulion building will hr -ie working together In the event open from B a. m. until 3 p rn. of an emergency. on weekdays ami 9 a rn. until mam on Saturday. Wilber reported also that there will be four dillrirnt categories m the floats including commer­ Don Moll, welt known Orlando cial, business, civic and schools. There will hr two classifications businessman suit Christian lay­ in Hie school floats, large and man will address Ihe meeting of ihe Usiedo Uapuai Brotherhood •mall. The Jaycees also announced that tomorrow night. for the first lime, vecond place Special invited guests arc mem tieisof tne Methodise men’s r lsst awards will be given The parade va scheduled lor 4 A fish try, beginning at * 30 p m J- a . Dm . i. For Entries In Parade Asks U. S. Asylum £ John Appleby Rests After Operation Construction of the new Sem­ inole High Selim' may lie delay ed because of the prolonged steel strike, Supt. of Schools R. T Milwee indicated today. Milwn- said that target date for the new school to he constructed near Lake Jennie had been set for August of 1900. "However, with tills steel strike there is no telling when Ihe job will be finThe deadline for entering float* Three 4-H rluu members will r e ­ lined," Mllwrc said. in this year's Christmas Parade Construction of Ihe building al­ present Seminole County in the has hern extended until Nov, 14, ready ha* started 4 H Area Daily Show seheduied Jack \\ illier, Jayccc parade chair­ to be hild Sat clay at the Agri­ man reported today. cultural center in Orlando. The three are Owen, Catherine The original deadline had been and FT j ees Cam mack of Geneva. WASHINGTON (DPI I An set (or Saturday but Wdber said, Owen * '1 he showing his two official of Hie Communist C m ho "we are just not getting ihe re­ purebred Jerseys, five year-old slovakisn rmlwzssy here has asked ri .tstrred row and two year-old tile I ’nded Slate* fur political sponse we should." hr! er, Wilber urged any organization asylum for himself and his fam Frances will enter a purebred Uy. which wishes lo enter the parade Jersey yearling heifer and Cather­ Thr official is Ll. Col. FranUaek and needs materials lu rome lo ine will show a purebred Jersey Tisler, about 40, who has been m Hie Jaycee Information Building caw. C anty Agent CcciJ Tuck- (hr Dm-rd Slates lor about two on French A>e f wilt 1 1 company Uva three year* Hr asked for ihe asylum He said lhaf the Jaycee* will laa* suismrz. J Mho u r « of ■aiwiai* and sw tii 3 4-H Clubbers To Attend Show ^ ^ A. H Peterson Jr., chairman of thr United Fund Drive, announc­ ed today (hat the active solieitalion ot binds will close officially Nov. II. He said that Ihe campaign headquarters office at 100 W. F'irst SI., will remain open fur a while lunger to receive gilts and that donors wim wish to mail in their contributions should send them to tinned Fund uf Seminole County, P. O, Box 3.5, Sanford. Through Nov. 3, $19, llo 36 lias been received in the drive. This is 43.% per cenl ol the $41,621 goal. To dale only sluml half of ihr commercial, business and pro­ fessional prospects in Sanford have turned in eunlrihiilumi and when these groups are in thr goal will be in sight, Pclerson said. WASHINGTON ( l i p i i — Hie Revlon Company’s former adver living chief renewed today his charge that oflirials of the firm knew that the television quiz shows they sponsored were “ con­ trolled" by tile producers. Member* of the Hrnife attbeo. • ■nit t es- invextigallng rigging of TV quiz programs raised a ques­ tion ul perjury Wednesday when a former Revlon executive denied a statement by George J. Abrams, wliu bad served as vice president in charge id advertising. Abiams appeared before Ibe sub­ committee today to repeal under uatli what bn had said in a sworn statement dented by Martin Revson. former executive vice presi­ dent of Revlon, Inc The cosme­ tic* firm sponsored the "$ 64,Oou Question and *M,WJO Challenge" shows. The witness, who said he had volunteered to appeal tn person, emphasized that participants in thr weekly meetings of sponsor* and producers of ttie (wo quit sltuws ■knew that the producers bad Hie ability to control the destiny of the contestants.' Revson told the committer Wed­ nesday that "it never entered my mind that the piodurer could con­ trol it." Abi.ims said that the sponsors carefully studied weekly riisris of the popularity ratings of contest sols. He said that if Ihe rating was low "we suggested to the pro dueers that they lind a really tough question to trrm inatr the coolest ant." Another Party h e a l t h a n ti a h e a r t Ailment.** Group To Hear Business Leader «, W franndn M m—Hqj J JUST ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS of Hie Sunford-DeBary E ntertain­ ment A**n. concert aeries tins year will lie tiie apimarunce of the Joan (iieco troupe, outstanding Spanish dunce group in thn world. Shown get­ ting ready for ticket sales for the series are. from left, Mrs. It. F. Cooper, Or. H. W. Rucker, treasurer of the ussociution, and Mrs. Richard Dcas. First- concert will tie Nov. If) and anyone desiring tickets or information should w h thn group ■ office, FA 2-738L >SUff Photo j �r» - Hi ••H ••V* I —‘H turv. X ot, g, 195> Missing Young TV Star State N A A C P President Faces Possible Arrest T A L tA B A S S K I tUPH - T h e would be wreehed If mnnhfre • * » ge**W*itt e< the NAACP thought nr* were going t# dlseteee their ruimee." m M fce wwuld net show up far a Graham said he feared violence MeiaUte committee grilling to* if he idmitied membership In the fig u t cemmitUe member* war* NAACP. fe e weed t* have him *«e*ted, He said h* mid hie wife glrtedr four of the live committee had been subjected to bomli Member* raid they would vote to lore Ml* Rev. A* Leeh Lowry of Tempt arretted end returned to if he serried out hi» ___ net I* appear. The. cemmiUi* W«dn**d*y or. feted c o n t e m p t proceeding! •rough t sgllnst two other relue. fept Negro witnesses The legisle* t M Investigating committee Is etMnetiSf a prebe le leem If Mate I* Communist Influence in t * fterlda NAACP. Lewry W»a euhpenaad to appear Vadaeeday, but the committee did le t get te him. Lewry said the paean wee the eemmlue* *»• jm* alartlu and "tooled eround lit e r ." He eeld te asked to be meed from returning today but I eemmittt* •aeevm ittl refused. Lawry said Important prior cem* la Tampa end would a*t return. Urn aaaunittee Wednesday told Ha gHaeatf u Wiei ■jlieedlpi eveinat the Rev. Thaadere R. Gibaea, psesidant af t e H e a l hmnoh el the NAACP, p d the Rev. Edward T. Graham M iTb G e ts Ends Up In Washington threats and cross-burning demonstraiions because "people *«<pMt I *m a member of Lb* NAACP, "Should I publicly reveal mem­ bership in the NAACP there would h* reoccurenre* of there tIntel* lo mr, my family and my rhurch," he said, H e r W is h Power Plant Toured KANSAS CITY, Kan. (U P !)—Mrs. Iren* Collier Quinn, 42, robbed ■ bank ao she could go to Jail. That'a where aha la today. “1 want to go to prison," Mrs. Quinn told officers when they arrested her. "I'm the one who robbed the bank." Mrs. Quinn set out Wednesday apparently with rob­ bery in mind and seeking detection. She wore • bright green ahlrt. Police naitl she went Into the Commercial Nat Ion*I Rank and waa seen wandering around. She left in alarm when a teller giked if he could help her, police aaid. Mr*. Quinn then went across the street to the Home State Rank and approached Miss Mary Moody, a teller. "I want aome bill*," Mi** Moody onoted her a* say­ ing. "She said she had a gun. but I didn’t see it as her arm was below the counter." Miss Moody pressed an alarm button with her foot while doling out more than |4 0 0 in currency. Mrs. Quinn left the bank and disappeared in the early afternoon orowri. Police surrounded several blocks in the ares. They had little difficulty finding Mrs. Quinn from the descrip­ tion of bank employes. She waa about a block from tha Home Rank and very noticeable in her green shirt. THE PINECRKHT JUNIOR HIGH ACROBAT* will r o through their routine at the Peanut Bowl Saturday. They are, front row left to right; Joyce Waltz. Maureen Pitta, Pat Ciorria, Linda Ley, Joy Howell, Faye Kannett, Paula Brooke, Unloren Newsom and Nikki Morgan. Rack row, left to right, Vernette Fog, Judy Harman. Lynda Butner, Jonel Riley, Faya Dunaway, Norma Adams, Rosemary Flowers and Sharon Booth. The two girls in the foreground are Pat Suffield and Bonnie Alford, Tucker Calls Fire A n t Quotable Outbreak Real Problem Q uotes situatioa. The State Plant Board el MtemL VaUad F m * Utanalteaal waa tiled for refusing and the t'IDA, particularly our NEW YO RE—TV star Dave GarJ NAACP membership lists This outbreak of the Imported own local personnel, ere to be com­ roway, breaking up before the he admitted were in his Fire Ant could present a serious mended for their very prompt ac­ ______ __ Qraham rehtnad to eamarai w h il e discussing tha tion here la Seminole County. Upon any If he belonged t* the NAACP plight of Charlai Van Poraa, whe finding the first Infestation, a sur­ ae If h* knew any one else whe had appeared regularly *■ Oar vey was Immldlately initialed, dU. roway'* "Today,” ihow; CommMU* eounael Hark Havre* They ere continuing this very "Ha was my frtead. You gal l* aeU he would Hie Ut* contempt complete gnd detailed survey to de­ ■reseedian In elreull court her* know somebody pretty wall at five termine the limits of tha infesta­ iga seen ee peeelhte." o'clock in tk* morning. . . . What tion. For the moel part, the infestsUNITED NATIONS, H. Y. neediy diet deadly strontium *o The eemmlttee ran lata a wall do you want me to say? ! laa only NEW YOHtt (UPI) A con­ lion* detected to far by the survey i f reajstarvoO as It resumad ita (UPD — Angry Areb nation* from eueh g teat would threaten say I'm baartitek " liM1 delayed hearing Wednesday. (earful of radioactive fallout from 300.000 Negro**, Arabs eod le- victed Brooklyn policy racketeer •ro loeatod West of Longwood near wee murdered Wednesday night the Sanlando Springs area. The Giheon *nd Graham told the WARRINGTON*- — Department eemmlttee Ui* NAACP would be * French eiomlc explosion in lb* raellteg in Africa end that untold by two masked gunmfft who •Vieebed" tf they m*d* mem- Sahara Desert tailed on other na­ harm might be c*u**d to oeaet wounded him on a busy street egaet limit* and the total lend store awnar Mai ttess, of Allan' tions today Vo euppert them in and watersheds mi which many and then calmly followed him Into area have yet to be determined. her*' name* public. town, P*-. charging that be had • tavern lo finish the Job. Oibeon said, "la Uie present Uteir drive to ban the echeduled depend far e living. While at present the infestation paid newspaper eolumniita and The victim. Frank (Frankie ■Kiel climate of Ptertdn end lb* French tests. New ettecke on French policy Shots) Abbstemsrco, M. was hit appeara to be eonlined to a reli television show* w »»v* him ad' feeth, where we are spearheading Ahmed Telbi Btohima, secre­ lively email are*, (her* is conaid vartising plugs: to Integrata scbaolt ami tary genaril of the Moroccin were expected today from the In the face and stomach with a arable danger that it could be "This 1s common prscltee, pay­ facilities our orgaaluttcn Foreign Ministry, wirned Wed* Arab nation* now seeking to line total of eight bullets. He died in spread to other areas in Ut* coun ing to gel plugs." up further support from other na­ I hoipital without regaining eon- ty. Fire ante can spread by flying, e/ewllng and even worse, by ears, tions for ao Afro-Asian resolution ick>usa**s. WASHINGTON - President Ell Abbetemarco, who was reported seeking a U.N. ban on the teele. to be the heed of a million dollar trueke, firm equipment, ato. Tha enhower, alter being reminded at Introduction of the resolution wee policy ring, was in a tavern chat- tranirar of infested soil can also his press conference lh*t hie hour spread this dreaded peat. end to minute visit with New York postponed until the Areb nation* Un* with his bartender cousin, The Imported Fire Ant, a redidth Gov. Nelson A. Itockefellur last Anthony L’aidiello shortly before win more backers, bleak ant about h la te inch long week was the longest he bee seen te in genera! appearance very sim­ any visitor since Soviet Premier French delegate Jute* Moth B p. m. When ke^teft the tavern two told the Ueoarel Aeeemhljr'* mein mashed gunmen stepped out of a ilar to olhrr ante common to this Nikita S. Khrushchev;-------area, There are. however, two very "This ll the first time that I political committee Wednesday parked ear and confronted him. pronounced differences which set (EdMore Note: Thie U the in order. knew that anyone was keeping a that hi* country would go ahead Abbetemarco attempted to flee fe July of ibU year m d i t •drtMtth af a aeriee ef wUciea this ant apart from the others. slop watch on me when 1 had a hr A, M. end R, H. Haskell who limitations were placed on all with the tests, probgbly next and the gunmen opened fire. I.—It is very aggressive with a visitor." categories of business. In liie MWing, unless the United Steles, When Abbetemarco fell on Ute vicious sting. Ordinarily the ant are now in Europe.) Mated . . . This U * land of building field, this limit had *1* Russia, and Britain "renounce tavern floor, the gunmen calmly common to Florida will not swarm TIMPKHLY, England - Mr*. pumped four more bullets Into out in aggression unless Ihe bed i* Sheila Winkley, 27, who haa given Mver* got*rs•< end greet cue- ready been passed. Building earn* their nuclear armament." to an abrupt hilt. The three atomic power* are him, looked him over to make disturbed- To the contrary, the Im awny two of her children, asking tredicVions. K te a land where g Today, on Uie outskirts of now negotiating a nuclear teat sure he ***_ '***?,, *”**,, ha* old maateri worth ported Fir* Ant will' swarm out lu an American couple to com* for­ kt tm* ef her many Madrid we saw acre after acre ben at Geneva and pending the back to their wailing car. They ■ting an intruder even though he ward and take a baby she expects outcome of the talk* are observ­ dropped ■ .33 caliber revolver of partially completed eight and It te elm a lend in Which may have Jarred Ihe mound but in February: ft* editor of a metropolitan ten story apartment buildings. In ing a year's ban on further tests, on the sidewalk end sped *w*y. slightly as he walked up. "It isn't Uni I don’t like bablss " U t these powers agree to ■aweptper earns fM a monththe industrial areas west sod 3.—The must distinctive charac­ but I just do not went tha trouble Madrid haa luxury hotels which south of Sin HebsstUn, we had hilt, under control, the produc­ teristic *>f the Imported Fire Ant is connected with them." would rank with or above the already seen many incomnlcled tion of fissionable materials for it's habit of building huge, hard hut to be found in the United factory building* on which no weapong purposes, to bsgln (he eruiled mounds—1» inches or more reconversion ef their stockpiles, •tales- It ha* palace* for the work was being donr in height. This [reeie of credit has had to eliminate Ihe vehicles from wealthy, U has people living In Unless a homeowner limit an LAUREL. Md. (UPD —Rockty Htacke which would get an severe economic repercussions on these explosives, in short, to rc. extremely large and high mound, Howard Grant is selling a torrid American dog owper In trouble the entire country. Factories are nounce a monopoly In f e d , and WASHINGTON (UKI) - Retail there l( no need fur alarm. Should .47* pace at Laurel. Always at hi* wkh the Sl’CA, If he housed his cuUing payrolls and many of the that very hour, France will adopt ._ drop ,.rnn a hameowncK find ant infestations beet nn the Maryland circuit. Grant food prices are expected to the anna measures," Much said. In one of them farm boy* who went to the city £ second year "<” • »h« description of the ha* scored with 20 pf 41 mounlt again In imo , for l Because <4 import lixs*, ears are having to go home. It Is going a ro^ iwu piilnls ntonlionocl ahtivif, ransine* the current season opened in k> Spain coet about twice what lo be interesting in see what «•*»•> Agriculture! lest Wednesday, lie haa finished THie Agriculture Department j >■“ F°“» te y do in England. Kroner, tier- these young men, who have Men made today In out uf the money only nmo time*. tde the forecast titday in pre pre- ***"/ ,ti»u r l» many or Daly. The only car a more progressive Uie In Ihe r Our local Slat* Plant Hoard Inspec­ dieting lh*l supplies of most manufactured in Spain by a urban renter*, are going to do tor can also be reached through foods, especially meat, will he Spanish company Is a III,MX) when they return In the no-electhis office. Mure then seven million wom­ very large next year. •parti car. In connection with the tricity, no plumbing, no entertain, Until the survey and treatments en in the U. ». are working moth, The two-year duulinr in nalioautomobile situation, The Italian ment, and no conveniences on the nal milk production also may he of infestation* can he completed, rri- These include almost M mil­ flat company has an assembly farm. MUM It KM, tU 1*11 —Five crewhalted or even reversed in IRfisj, the public is eakrd to be coopera­ lion who arc widowed, divurced ur plant In Spain which pota together The cmidlliuns under which tive end patient- As auspicious separated from their husbands, government experts said. me m here a hoard a four engined ihe Heal, sain* ear ditfrrrnt some ol these people live are at airliner—including a stewardess— Retail milk prices are likely mmmdt are reported, the survey Nearly 40 per cent of all working name. The Enoch Cllrojttn cum. most heyontl belief Wo amt psny assembles its cars in Spain, through one country town in which were killed Wednesday night to h* «s high as they were Ibis teem will come by m make an mothers living with their husbands have children of pre-ichonl age. loo. In both cates some of the ■l least half of the people were when th* plane caught fir* and year, thus slowing the reduction identify ini inspection crashed shortly after lake ulf. In dairy herd*. In addition, milk parte are manufactured in Spam living in raw s dug intu pic side The plane was tarrying supplies production per cow I* expected and tome era Imported. ul a hill. Uvalde each door there The lew* ssilini Import tint- w it ■ ml* of turn**— Ihe cook­ to a Distent Early Warning line to go up ii another record high. Dairy and broiler chlcksn sup­ lei were written In the lest ten ing facility. There were no signs base near the Arcllu Circle. There M o o r i ' i H ig h Q l o u I m p a r v o K n«m »l plies are expected to he about bury. There te, obviously, mi duty of privies, bunt* of tha shacks on were no passenger! un board. Th* Wheeler* Airline* lift the same as In HDS with egg •ot for automobiles, TV end radio tin uulsklrte of Madrid ere so •eta. Dulles on Ihtse and other had Hill, un Ihv lued tu the lit nosedived into ■ Held near the vil­ supplies down for the first six or MW product* at* set by using lernatiunal alrpuit, tin govern- lage uf Ml. Uleophe* lust II min­ eight months, the rteparlment fH E P E R FE C T Ihe "closest" of the old eUa*lll mvnt has huilt htlck wall* so the utes after it look ulf from Dor said. For the remaining mil month* cations. These lews are now he vtellurs will nut he upset hy Ihe val airport on Ihe I.Wu mile nun PA IN T F O R * stup IIlllht. uf this year, retail food prices Im re-writtensqualor. An ............. .. ...... . „ v M airline spokesman said th* will decline seasonally, probably All ovar Spain we have sent At Ihe isme time, wo hive seen K i r C H L N partially-built factories and in­ only two beggars since we cam* ••*cr averaging a little below the levels complete apartment houses with lu the country, Th* peuple who * I1 ritpwted the No. I *n of * year ago. Most uf the rr> CA B IN E T S M one working on them. mill about in the street* uf an 5,ln* V 1" ,<nd Jur * " l l>« due lo lower eveithiit seem chrarv >mi rartsiniv Hun* lo return lu Miintreil. prices (or pork. The answer te thin te that at evening seem chewy md eertelnly ler go years of living in credit go out of their wty lo try lo help • F*r oil n e s —ingoers *r eut. and Increased Inflation, Spain'* ■ furilgnsr, In gcnerel they era » Quick end eo»y to apply. aconumv was In auch sad ahape better fed end dollied then wa , Cwei ■hle-hard, glois finish. that tha country had lo au to had expected, Various international ■ Resists hard wear and weather. bunking Despite Ihe uiivluo* poverty ot agencies lo git help. Part nr tha tha .... covintry, prusitiuilon Is much I Iriqht non-ysllgwing while. ca of Ihii help was that Spain less In evldenco then in London, , Olitlening *1*0 * t*lor». By CECIL A. TUCKER ■ Cauely Agriculture! Agent Arab Nations Attack Racketeer Found France's Nuclear Tests Shot in Brooklyn j_ I I |I I I M 2 i WASHINGTON (UPD — Nine- 1 Bernat'er, would come here # year • old Evelyn Rudir, the take her back. "W* may Just put her on an "Elolsc" of television fsme who ran ewey from heme on • Jet airliner far bom* by herself," sbo airliner to premate her setin* ca­ Mid, In the meantime. Mrs. Mogelc. reer, wee supposed lo spend * quiet day today "like ordinary v»r said, "wa'r* going to try and keep eierylhing quiet . . . little girls." A family friend, Mrs. Jacob Evelyn 1s going to do things Just Megetever. laid lbs youngster Uke ordinary little girte." probably would be going back to Los Angeles within ■ day or two, apparently - without fulfilling one goal of her cross country trip. Kiwnnte club member* war* Evelyn wanted te *e* Mrs. guests on s tour ef the now Flor­ Mamie Eisenhower w get help In ida Power A Light Co. plant on boasting bar siting career. But the west end of the Lake Monroe Mrs. Mogelaver said there were bridge following the regular noon no plans to seek an appointment luncheon meeting nt the Civio for her it the While House. Center. Arrangements for the Lour The blonde younistcr arrived hare Wednesday. Sh* had taken were mad* by Jim Grant, com­ 1130 from three piggy banks, mercial representntlv* *4 sneaked ewey from home while power company. Her parents were esleep end boarded the plane for tha East Coast. Evelyn, .distressed because she NEW YORK (U PD - H**«Fhad been unable te gel choice j welght champion Ingemar Johans­ roles lately after her spectacu­ son will begin a month-loss tour of lar TV euceaaa as "Elates," ad­ Latin Amariea by appearing la * mitted tha reason for bar atcap* four-round eihiMUoa *1 Xlngit**, waa te obtain publicity. Jamaiea, Dm . t His UlR*rarF Mrs. Mogfltvor said she did lncludai slopovars at Colon, Psanot know yet wbatbar Evelyn's am*, Dm , I, and Lima, P*ru, D*«f. pa rente, Mr. end Mn. Emery Spain Proves Country O f Severe Contrast Retail Prices Expected To Drop Ingemar On Tour a. Ltgol Noticg NEWCOMER? n t n n c i a n r r ro t ut . i i x t s a iD in a i. l ih l ' I i t o r ri.o m iis, » A n n v im bm h i * ui . m rot e . TV, IM I'MAML-Mlv MO. ia*tf airriuM o r e s r v B I.V IN „ H'ABHINUTON, Ttelnitef, V* K iri yes, WASMINQTUh'i Ilsfstiilsn l static o r ru n t tux tu urnHAtMK W A ItllN U T U N . WUOSkt MKHItlNNt’ K I* UNKNOWN! Too « tu u k e nmic* tear • ■wore Hill •! Cnm ylslni Has basis (Had sa tin e t ysu te tee Circuit t'uurt In ana far Stmlnele I'uun* ly , riu rlU e, te u iu n se ry i Ikat ihs nature af said suit Is an action ter dlvurae. ihs shnrl tills ol Which I* KI.VIN WASHINGTON, r ia ln iir r , Vs. u m H A IN M W ASHIN i IT o N, listem laiil. T llH a it r iiH * K N T S ere te cummand yuu tu HI* vnur anawsr ar sth a r olsad la* w ith ihs Clark uf Ih s C ircu it t'uurt uf dsmlnuls Cuuniy at lan lu rtl, Klsrlds, and ssrv a a su|,y ul the Sams on r ia l,,. MU'* etturusy on nr lister* the ]*th day af N < it,|sli,r, A. Is. ISty. Iterate rati nut or a decree uro confssau w ill bs aalsrsd aeateal you. for Ostsult. VXIT.vt.au n,y hand sml ssal al Nan tern. Ssinlnol* t'uunty, fterld a Mils tit h day at OctnUsr. A .' It. ISIS. (KSAI.1 «> r itKttNtMiN I'ls rk of the Circuit Court ll v Martha T. Vlhten, DO, vv. c . iiuuhlsn>i. Jr. a 1XIHRAINH K i lH s r t l s Or k U M S M O M FOB k n o w , J u st M V M l t o a sow k eo w ? Yessv Wt l i f t s end f r is ir ip thK : m PA 2-79.16 or PA 2*1756 W firO M r : WAGON II it I lit In * Manteril. rturld* A tturnsy fur l-la in tilf Qnbw dw dnq: PICTURES OF SANFORD'S MOST MODERN HARDWARE STORE Sets Torrid I'uce Canadian Plane Crash Kills 5 I B A R G A IN B(J * Popular Brands »hnw different 8KK KOIt Y0U II8KLF; “If It’s Hardware, We Have It” 'MkftyO _ W* Knot (Jive Vain* Slump* . A I! SENKARIK GLASS & i'AINT CO. First, Sunfoid Tup _ Benjamin M oored Arcade Package Store 110 flFTY PCM CENT FINER! V / departnttnt n U A I »K1SCW»S* ^- Farre ll's l we will uf PRICES Ht - week pivtuce un attempt la pul lu house t'*rt» or Rum*. SBu/uth,b!«ui*..Smooth" Kirh Ihe U4 W . 2nd St. FA 2-4622 IM P L E M E N T and J lli 8. diik A t * . Hardware FA 2*109.1 *j �i ■hr tinfurk RrraUl . Thurs. Nov. 5, 1055-rnjre 3 N A T IO N A L L Y FA M O U S KINGSTON WATCHES MEN'S e n d LADIES' 17 JEWEL. W R IS T W A TC H ES Famous-make KINGSTON watches in men's and ladies' styles. Unbreakable mainsprings! POWER SHOVEL Authentic to the smallest detail! Has 10 sturdy rubber tires. U W * long. O A A 15 “ 2-SPEED A u to m a tic h i LB • • • • . f c i v v \ PORTABLE PH O N O 45' K O TEX 12's 717« 4 9 CARTERS P ILLS 7 1 3 c $350 M ETA M U C IL $ 3 >.89 Child's phono plays 73 & 1 45 rpm. Automatic record replay! COSTUME PRIZE winners at the Halloween carnival ^ at Enterprise school were, left to rijjht, Debbie Losing, prettiest, David Hnidley, funniest and Patsy Long, most original. D o u b le D u ty 1 PLAY DESK Top lifts to reveal peg board, hammer, pegs, c h a lk ! eraser in storage space. ACQ Cobbler seat. 3.00 Val. d 0 3 15.00 VALUE Hospital Notes NOVKMI1FK X Admission* Henry D. Halt, I-«kc Monroe Rose Marie Daniels, Sanford Maty l.ce, Sanford T cuy Lee F rary, Sanfmd William Haren, Sanlord Aldten Straws, Sanford Lima Bisson, Sanfold Klirabclh Williams, Sanford Shirley Higgins, Sanford fiei tha Lee Pringle, Sanford Helen Young Smith, Sanford Guy Hailey, Sunfoid William Mcnlzcr, Maitland Della Galloway, Sanford Ksther Spivey, Sanford Kunicc Rouse, 1-akc Maty Hirtha Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pringle, Sanford, a son Mr. and Mr*. Joe Straw*, Sanford, a son Cubs Sign Nice • CHICAGO (UPIl — Catcher Del Rice, who played on three pennantwinning team*, has been signed by the Chicago Cubs a* an active player lor ihc 1960 season. Rice, a veteran of 15 major league c a m ­ paigns, was recently released as a free agent by Milwaukee. The 37y rarn ld backstop had started last season a* a player hut Jalcr was 0 iiadc a coach by the Brave*. Najjanii Quits Race LAUREL. Md. (UPD—Nagami, one of Britain’s best thorough­ breds. has been withdrawn from the Washington, D. C. International at Laurel Nov. 11 because of a leg injury. The other English repre­ sentative. Aggressor, Is scheduled In arrive at .Laurel today along 0 wiih France's Midnight Min and SHULTON DESERT FLOWER Hand and Body L o tio n ... Special offer! ft-w. of lux­ urious lotion! -» 8 9 LISTER IN E 5 >9< I * . 2.11. . . . . Mr. and Mr*. Samuel D. Lee, Sanford, a daughter Dl*ml**al* Vickie Justice, loikc Monroe Nell Cordell, Sanford Carlcnc Pilot tan. LougWood liordoti Milam, Sanford David Moses, Sanford George Simpson, Late Mon­ roe Mildred l.u*tcr, Sanford Lucy Bridges, Sanfuid Klirabclh lirueslle and baby, Lake Mary Linda Rossi, Sanford Commander Harris Honored At Sea "NO MORE DIETING 1 TAKE A YD S" *Th<r« it n*» diet. no n » rri« t connK U d w ith the Ayd« rUn,** trportw Debra. *1 J u it i * a*» on« c>r twrt A jili Irfo ro m«Ai* a.i directed. It curb* my Apj**tit*< Many pf my friend* in H'dlytMKHl depend nn AjiU fan * dy.* At a IU«ton M fdiri) Center, th# A ydi M in proved N t , w ff i t . Taken At directed, A ydt Soft, Comfortable TV HORSE Le t him fide the range right along with his TV Favorites. Attractive, sturdy. R iiu la r 5.00 Val. fwrht your appetite, You *uf<M »nn t iVtffty> cat 1i n , 1«#* mmf** m 11y, - t»e| fill hr r th» rff u ilif Aan lilt 3 .8 8 C 4 i A t n « t A y d i c r l h e M W . N f T ’ to * ehrw rhortdata fudge «ly par. I-Off w ritfh t or money back. $ t.25. A LL-P U R P O S E C L A M P -O N UTILITY Commander Floyd L, Harris, commander of Heavy attack squadron Nine attached to the Sanford Naval Air Station was honored aboard the Carrier CSS Saratoga while anchored in the harbor of Athens, Greece. Commander Harris was reliev­ ed of duty by Commander Earl P. Yales. In an address to his men. Com­ mander Harris reviewed his tour of duty with VAU-9. lie praised the squadron for lit outstanding record in Hie past and then con­ gratulated Ids successor Com­ mander Yitlr*. Navy dignitaries that partici­ pated in the ceremonies include ilcad Admiral Thomas M Moorer, Capt. John .1. Hyland, command­ ing officer of the Saratoga; Com­ mander Lee It. McCuddin, com­ mander of Carrier Air Group Three. Commander Harris will report to the Pacilte Meet upon complet­ ing several weeks of training. \'t h t hnonoms Engineer eilBUT ERECTOR SET " ith i ,! A XZ& ELECTRIC MOTOR Makes action models of tides, trucks, radar tow­ ers, etc. Easy to follow directions. Educational tun! REG. 10.00 Rtmco's Yanltio Doodle ROCKETLAUNCHER Exciting & educational! Poors M artin, Sinatra, Rooney Serve Up Plenty O f Ham open! Launchers rise! Siren blasts! Countdown £ Q Q <*lock tires rockets. v ” £ bed*d Hr HIED I»\NZIG isunis up (he .now: Pleasant. NEW YORK (U P Il — Having Nothing more. Nothing less, pot boiled ill hlemishcd egghead, Charles Van Doren, it was a p ­ Duliic t.illli, the Mux Shut man. propriate fur NBC-TV to servo up created series on CHS-IV. is *up. a iperial helping of ham Tues­ posed to point up the omimuniraday night. thin barriers that exist between The ham came in three oi- teen -igcrs and parents. Itsibic, 12 7 by Dwayne Hickman, tmted sires: l-argc I Dean Mar- played doean t do thi* loo successfully. tint, medium (Frank Sinatra) 6 2 0 or 120* and small (Mickey Rooney I. All But Tuesilii) night, a grotesque, I wete <m display dining Hubbcll impo -itdc chnin-ter - ailed May* Robinson’s hour • long startime naid Krebs, played by- Boh Den­ ver, dcnuuisli ail’d some aspcrts 9 show. Heir and now I’ll go un rccorsl “f the culiimunicatUm lurnkduwn. I hate myself fo r saying it— with the statement thnt in my opinion, the star of the show, saluting a slob isn't an especial­ Dean Msi tin, was sober. How ly constructive deed but w h e n , else suuld he have remembered the show lanceniiated on -May­ tne intricate placement of eight nard, it had mote bile than when it woriicd about Dolor'- dull prob­ plugs during the show? ADJUSTABLE IRONjNG TABl The show had an unassuming lem*. I ju-l hope the teen niter* w ith ELECTRICAL In the audience don’t <lart i"py air with no bonib»hell-t>pc enter­ tainment. A lot of it ha* been tng Muynaid * appearance. n OUTLET! »een before, of CoUtsr, and yrl The I hannrl S « i m : I'ottions of (■when Martin. Sinatra and Rooneyjoined in horseplay and a med- Thank sgis tng (lay parade* in ley of Itodgci* and H art snug*, I New York, lletimt, ami I'hitadelfelt entertained. I also drew aomc phia will be televised by CBS-TV E u sy -T o -S ta ck mild chuckle* out of the running in an hour-long »pct!al, “Jubilee gag about Rooney * hypcrsenit- Parade” on Nov, 'Jii with Captain Kangaroo serving as linst. tivity about hi* site Walter Mini hell portrays lint* But thi* wa* Martin** show, Lovely floral trays with not Sinatra's and some disciplin­ »elf in “The Lepkc Ca-e,'' a Nov. Jll l i e -tin Playhouse production handsome brass legs that ary problem* were evident. I mentioned the plug* earlier. And on I’BS-TV . . . Janet Leigh hufold for easy storing. appearance on the .show wasn’t one minute old pitstponrd an Set of 4. I t .95 V a l.. . before lelcience w«* made lu Thursday * ABC-TA panel show, Martin'* tippling. Sut-h thing*, Take A Good Look, Host Ernie strangely enough didn’t happen Kuvac'* wi/r, Edit* Adams, i* the last time Martin and Suiulra pinch-hitting for bee , . , Taina were *een sitr the TV lube to­ Elg, best-known m » dancer, wilt do some tinging on N B C - T V ’*' gether. Bri-au.e of the irputation* that Bell Telephone special list* t inlay Martin, Jfinalra and Rooney have • • ■ Ernest Hemingway, now In acquired, I vfoumi myself making New Yuik. it attending tchcar.alx mental footnote* all through the of "The Killer*," a IBS TV adap­ tation of hiv short story to be show. They went like thi*: —(ioah. Minatia'* pompador it »ecn on Thui-dav, No-,, 10 . . . The producers of Se.s Hunt, the ■ getting higher than Martin's. Fully Automatic G .E . T h c r m o it a t ! —lice. Dean I* the only one underwater adventure ene* star* Ffr quick, dei c o u ; on stage wh. tusn t married Ava ring l.lnyd Bridget, start (liming TtnackJ. drinkj. mult a third season’s worth of new Gardner, it's tne p e rfe c t 3 speed FIj<or selector for mild, me — Yipes. v, key u* singing, " A l l , episodes in J.tnuftry , , . The t-tid I m ix e r. S U M S easihpn fan-tail pi'in or strong. Keeps coffee Contiol is removable, makes I Nee-I I* ,\ i ,irI” Motor Company * NBC IV Cht:<l skillet lQ0?o immersible. —Rooney, a high-strung per- i mas special on Tuesday, Dec. JJ, MFR 5 LIST S f c S S f t 15 former, is working nicely along - 1 featuring Leonard Bernstein, the Polished aluminum PHICI 1 4 . 9 5 '* ^ C'.P!-11.95VlL. . sisfe those two casual fellows. New York philharmonic and M.scover. 19.95 Vat . . . I h rr e 's a nice easy bounce and rian Andei-sm, \\ill have J--.s|li humor about their work. And that N. Welsh a* the host. i Encourage neatness w ith 1 this spacious, sturdy I chest. Blackboard sliding doors. Bright, 4 color dc- [ .signs on beautiful beige. R E G .4 9 ce a. . 2 for IU N f£ TOY CHEST Nestle or Hetshey Almond or Milk Chocolate Bars. ON W H fU S f t 8»» 3ST TRICYCLE 11.00 F IL M VALUE G J5 V A X - TR A Y T A B LE S w Portable A NEW3-SPEED M IX ER 4 COFFEEMAKER ELECTRIC SKILLET STRIKE BOWLING GAME JKT HAWK 20" TRAINER BIKE FRIDAY - SATURDAY StjiUy ttmiMabla ulity wheel*! Convert! Irjm ho/i to (irt i moiJtl. TENDER, JU IC Y , OVEN BAKED M EA T LOAF - Rich Gravy - Two Hot Vegetables Hot Rolls Cr B u tter-T ea or Coffee ^ _ BOY’S Oft GIRL'S IMPORTED 14" EMU 511 ITPf BKYCU 85c Turkey Dinner Served Everyday 59.95 VALUE 3 7« �■dam-- %i Utet ton turned out of the house <he» Iw rtiK rtflM behind bee) before «a could explain whst wo ■•not. Wo have to expiate to aoauboij-oo maybe you’ll Uatoa. To begin with, wo never U M to boar qnissea of toy kind ualota wo wort able to hold our owi with IN aaawara. Tba drat oaa wo rtmombar waa bock about IIU or U3S at * o State Pair la paorUoamont am ondm m t had hoavlor hallotihoao is which tha maaaura wax llkad, defeat, have called “Plorida'a only opportunity for T h e v o t e w u l i f h t tl S S ""n S o M r(M m Um ^C ontra! riorida, which Ha bad a boy with bin—a Caro. f of about 12 or II yoara. This r i t a o H i y -of i k * t o . Ud aat la tbo booth at tbo Pair aod aaaworod aay queetioa you ailcht want to throw at him, oa aay aubject. And bo could do it. too. Wo bad aovor aeon anythiag like It before. At tint wo wore feiclnatod. Tbo* wo begaa to feel sheepish body abould bavo kso wit. That ibould hare been our hour of triumph. Instead, wo tell aorry far him -a bit ashamed that we .f th . pHitk.1 id .* . U»t mort ■ u p t o w n v o t e O f S i a i l M M l h i n f w h e s t h e y w tm I v o t e f o r M M O tbtfif. ■ • o e T h o S a n f o r d C ity C o m m la a lo n r a c e w a a I n t c r o a t i n * f o r >>T* ^ U r i H l n i n b o t h a M w a a s n o o p o a o d , b u t atill polled 7 1 1 v ataa ta h t S w H a a a i d w h K t e a h o Jto U w o r a b o t n f y iaf l i atero la to a TV Mt nighg after night. Tbal'a aot It. Our roUof ctmao wboa wo Ulak back to tbo State Pair la Taaaa and Uat yauatalor who coulfi rattle off. tbo aaawori to aay aort of question that tbo euroua apoctatara could, throw at bln. Bocauao. at loot, after all thoao ybara of bmetrsUou and worry, wo know tboro must bare bona a trick to IL Yu, we feel hotter bocauao aow wo kaooMfcat abaw waa fixed, too. (Wo tWnk), W est W armly Welcomes Ike's Nine Nation Tour Assignment Washington Ureal firitela atoned a big new market ter Florida triages aad taagarlaea yesterday. Tba U. I. Department ef figrirulturt reported to tba Florida Cltrua Commission hero that Gnat Britain bad nlatad restrictions an tbo Import of U. fi. citrus products, taaaafwa aad lamaas. Tbo now policy goto Into offset Nov. B. • it means wo caa ship as many araatae ta London aa wa (an •ell,'* etptemod Commitilea General Manager Hamer Hooks. Previously Groat Britain laspaeposed tight Import quotes, allowing aiwablo citpse shipments from tbo Dotted Stiles only In eummer tlmo When Florida citrus was off tha market. Tba mw regulations mesa that Florida caa skip freeb oriages aad teagerineo ta Great Brttala at aay lima of year, Hooka aaid. No action waa tahaa oa froth grapefruit or processed citrus ef aay kind. Tbo citrus Industry teat moatba ago soeklag now outlets for grapefruit. Hooka aaid Ute opening at the British market came at an oppor­ tune time because of tbo largo •rang# crop ta ba marketed this oeaaaa. Mrs. Ivts Speaks To Lions Club Mrs. Sidney Ivts III wu the guest speaker Tuesday at the noon luncheon meeting of the Sanford Uen's Club, Mrs. Ives told of her duties with the Family Counseling Service and showed a Mm produced by tha Service aad Ute Mental Health Board. Kart ziebarto of Pierson and International Councilor of the Lion's Club will bo guest speaker at tba meatiai M it Tbeaday. ■y ED KOTKBBA WASHINGTON— Tea ye era ago —Oct. 11, 1Mfi~Speaktr of the House Sam Rayburn, with hit owa heads aad a shovel, planted a email white oak oa tba Capitol lawn outside bis window. Through the yean, Ibsl tree— quertue alba— baa become a per­ sonal protect of the maa from Ttats. Every two or three moatba, Mr. Sam goal out there to tu t tho slroagth of lie boughs and, with a tap# measure, deter­ mine its girth. Sometimes Mr. Rayburn sends his chauffeur out then to measuro the tree. Personal sttenlloa to Individual Iraoa by our govaroment leaders Is somstblag historic around this 9Mcre garden of 2,900 sentinels of nature. Meybe the cleaslc of tree stor­ ies dates beck to 1IT0. Sen. Sim­ eon Cameron of Pennsylvania ad­ mired a particular bug* aim aft the southeast comer of tbo Capitol. On# day ho found workman get­ ting readjrto“rip~ it down.-------• Whet’s going on here?” ho shouted. And one of the men re­ plied: “This here tree, sir, Is nld and rotten and no longer useful.” The Senator stermsd into the chamber and 1a toots aa eloquent as a lawyer’s plea for the Ute of a condemned client, demanded the tree be spared. It waa. They cleared out tho old saw­ dust sod poured five tons of concrete Into the trot’s base— Ilka filling *a big cavity In a tooth. Tbo trio atlU stands today. They call It tba Cameron elm now. A 100-foot cablo keeps It from leaning too bard with tha wind. But she's still there aad thriving. After tbo Cameron uprising it takes aa act of Congress to re­ move a growing tree from tbo Capitol grounds. Only one tree, an oak, had to be taken down Ibis year In the big East Front extension project at the Cepllol. Architect George Stewart employe a full-time tree surgeon to keep the garden In trim shape. The upkeep costa $29,000 a year. But the work Is getting behind and Mr. Stewart is seeking to hire a second tree doctor. “Tbey’re gelling s Utile old now,” he (aid of the trees, aa U be were talking about people. Each spring, Just oft the area where- teaagural—reremuatar'irc^ bold, five low trees burst into a collective spray of blooms. Few persons who pass these flowering crabs, in their rush to see other things, know their meaning. They were planted there for five brothers — George, Francis, Joe. Albert and Madison—the eons ef Tom Sullivan of Waterloo, Iowa. The Sullivan boys went down together oa tbo Cruiser Juacali la the South Pacific IT years ago. la aD, 100 spirits aow barn their autumn leaves la tba Capital garden of treat. One of tbo rarest trees is the Cbriet's thorn. Occasionally, when Congress Is In session, you'll see a lawmaker strolling alont, reaching for in­ spiration there among tbo trees. I m a ll what on# stroller, Sen. Loverett Saltoostill (R., Mass.), once said after a walk along the ehadtd hillside. Said he: “Laws art made by fools like me, but only God can make a i m . . ” CIA Opens Doors WASHINGTON (UPl) - Presi­ dent Elsenhower laid the corner­ stone Wednesday for a streamlined new building to bouse tbe supersecret Central Intelligence Agency. Tbo agency, - so stingy with In­ formation that U ones refused o divulge its telephone number, went temporarly out of chsractor by throwing tbo ceremony open to reporters, photographers end re­ presentatives of television and radio. A number of Invited digniuriee also were present. LONDON (UP1) - The Welters world today warmly welcomed President Elsenhower’s ntee-naUoa tour and Prime Minister Jawaharial Nehru of India said ho hoped to us# tho occasion to discus# Communist Chines# lava* slona of the Indian border. Western dlplomsts thought tho Eisonhowtr visit would strength* an Nehru In hie quarrel with Pellag. Only Wednesday Nehru retried Peiping’s claims ta Urge areas of her northern territories and denied Red Chinese asser­ tions tbo Indians pravskad recast border dishes. Communist China, which would be expected to be annoyed at the Elsenhower visit, made no imme­ diate comment. A bare announce­ ment of the Eisenhower visit was carried by the Communist New China News Agency. The Soviet Union also heard the announcement without comment but obeerrers in Moscow said Premier Nikita Khrashebev prob­ ably would be “pleased and flat­ tered’’ at Eisenhower’s undertak­ ing because of Khrushchev’! own belief la personal diplomacy ae a means of easing world tension. There hive been reports Khru­ shchev also might stop off In In­ dia when be visile Indonesia ear­ ly next year but Nehru said to­ day la New Delhi he would wel­ come him although Khrushchev was neither invited nor expected. { DAILY CROSSWORD AOSOaa fiWlae M. atria DAILY ACROAS ary s. an 1. Sheet Sleep a. A creed T.Bupefuwia herring P. Terrible ■.Iterate la BW n (K JL) 10. Ogles n XT. Nest< rare) U*ta lb Party ter IO. Spanish region 12. Land measures M B lk t MLriatey Ute beginning 3T. English river (pes MLLnrgw It. mu? 13. Make keener IT. roasesalvo pronoun 1L Eat la* matten IP. Writing DOWN 21. roebtj I. Wall nreea 21. Audience *. Marshal 23. Glacial KNableavaa epoch 4. Samarium II. United tabbr.) ----- 5. Preen 23. Bridge d. flowed 2S. Wheilock T. racing Holmes t. Kind of author annuity 3d. Severe A Punctuation 31. Lawful mark 32. Spec;** XL SettleJ. of a . a bird ino 13.Talk (slang) 13. Anetont II. Name alloy auid I ~~ M- Kgg ef a louse 31. Wager % *” 22. Anglo. Bason serf MUSAttaAi 23. Nulliftsd BA To frequent U R m tr tx r It. Abel a brolktr r i a. High. craggy hill 30. Greek latter w w n 30. Crafty Mtatlem UBtrikthg filing) BlLmsfiy 3L African BA Black wood H fin als ofeenp * t Frseant (lain 34. Help 33. Bonk employee W, w m J* YT- m w ■ n ir w ir g t setls 4L Man a n.ckaams X _ m 31. Tibetan ft 1 " T " m u 7~ sM s* 30, ('ripple Z2 * 1 % r ' r £ w Near the Post Office FA 2-07S4 Prescriptions are our main buaiaeoo. Bring, or knvn roar Doctor phono, J*ur prescription to us. Il wtQ bo a tenrntoty compounded with frtah drug* K. C. FA U ST , VI FA U ST. DAVE KUNGEN5MITH J- ORD1LL, III. (UPl) — Officiate were Investigating today to deter­ mine why a secret rocket fuel exploded at a tightly • guarded research laboratory, killing one man. The blast Tuesday disintegrat­ ed a 30 * foot square research building at the CHin Methic ton Co. chemical plant Tbo tore# of the explosion was felt as far as 90 miles away. Coroner Adolph Fluck said amployea told him tbo explosion might bare been caused by fricUoa in a fuel mixing machine. The first Inter-Amarican con­ ference was called by Simon Bo­ livar, the liberator, at Panama City in the summer of ISM. Tbe United States waa so slow In pick­ ing its delegates they watt (till an route when tbo meeting adjourn* is an oidie); and even tbe news­ paper under the elbow (which al­ so cm hide phonograph records and cheese. Some Up-offs for sales clerks were given. “Watch the customer'e eyea," waa one piece of advice. “Detec­ tives ssy tbe eyes tell almost everything about n dishonest per­ son’s intentions.” 1 divered my gate to tbo floor. “Wstrh a customer's hand!.” I twisted mint in my tep. “Watch the nervous customer who is ill it esso . . .** Gee, test's me. around tho third week in December, on tee floor wtsaro they tell Indies' night­ gowns. EVERY BOTTLE AT DISCOUNT Super Specials! R«t. *3.50 Blended Whisker CORBY'S Tax Books arc open for payment of 1959 City taxes. 4% discount will be allowed for payment in November. 3% in Decem­ ber, 2% in January and 1% in February. All tax statements have been mailed, if you have not received yours, please call for it at City HalL FULL Reg. $5.00 OLD CROW ANCIENT AGE CALVERT SCHENLEY FLE1SCHMANN BOURBON DE LUXE ECHO SPRING OLD HICKORY OLD STAGG f i# 5th S for S lU O R tf . *1.50 GCCKENHE1MER Elen Hoy, City T u Collector, fit n fair price. h Officials Check Rocket Failure Rev. 11.15 Vodka MR. BOSTON I Thurndnj*, November 5, 1959 / Tbe depths to which shoplifters will sink to heut a pair of nylon seconds nr n 90-cent necklace you would never imagine. Some ef the trickier techniques were demooatrated. These ranged from the “baby racket.” wherein mama simply parks sway soft goods In sod under tee blanket, to “boiler bloomers," into which dextrous lidy shoppers annually ire said to be stuffing loos of whatever isn’t nailed down. Then there's the suiibox racket. The box the customer carries Is wrapped, tied, and vafe aa a bank, except for the trap door ia the bottom; the coat ever the arm (alio over the pilfered pants, shirt and 32 tic); the bat twhich has been known to bouse mart than n head): the shopping bai (•specially when it ha. a false bottom); the closed umbrella (this I _ *1 ~ — ? ping bng, I would surely have died. I did go in with folded news­ papers under my arm. and may­ be that'* why some of tee cops were looking so small-eyed. This was billed as a shoplift­ ing clinic, though if the eecurity measures meant anything not a tingle booster wen promt. Just local merchants; at least 900 of them. With fire in their cyte they packed into a downtown ball­ room. And no wonder. They lost 11 million dollars to light-fingered shoppers ia US* and so tar this year are doing ao better. Tbe storekeepers came to learn the latoat tricks in the trade, aod new developments in the fight to offset them. For anyone planning to do bis Christ mis shoplifting early I’ve got this advice: t. Don't do it. Big brother may bo looking. With a aew closedcircuit TV be caa watch the whole etore, and you’ll never Diplomats and newspaper edito­ rials throughout Wasters Europe »nd la maay placet at Asia aad tha Middle East pralead Eisen­ hower as a maa of paaea. Ia In­ dia the Eisenhower trip draw ban­ ner beadllass and glowing edito­ rials. SANTORO — OT1N I A. It. T IL MIDNIGHT �_4 _ Thurs. Nor. 8, 1859—Pag* I Vf* fta fsrl genii S ixth Birthday .Observed Members of Xi Beta Eta Chap­ ter of Bela Sigma Phi and Ihrtr husbands enjoyed s gala Hallowe­ en masquerade party Friday evening. Th* V.F.W. Building was gaily decorated with orange and black streamers, pumpkins, and skeletons. Black candles illumi­ nated the tables. Prizes for the best costume* were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman and Mr. and Mra. Vernon Hardin. The highlight of the evening was a treasure hunt with tha group starching Sanford for var­ ious strange articles. The first couple back with all the Items was Mr. and Mra. G. Andrew Speer. Tbe group enjoyed playing a very hilarious game and spent the remainder of the evening dial­ ling and dancing. The refresh­ ment table waa laden with de­ licious sandwiches, potato chips, doughnuts, cold drinks and cof­ fee. The Social Chairman. Mrs. K. C. Harper Jr., and her commit­ tee had charge uf the parly. Th:ie on the committee are Mrs. Dan Lela Ann Hobby eflebrited her sixth birthday with n party at bar borne, not Cordova Dr., Tuesday afternoon. A house­ warming theme was used, as she received a new playhouse for her birthday from bar parents, Sheriff and . Mrs. J. L. Hobby. The young hostess received her guests at bar playhouse residence and some of the gifts she reA rrived included furnishings for the new house, such as, table and chairs, lawn chairs, linens, a mail box, dishes, books and games. The birthday cake was made in the shape of a house and was served with ice cream, punch, nuts and candy.______________ t School Carnival Very Successful Over 4,000 people attended the highly successful South Side School Carnival oa October 31st. Priie winners were Bobby Lundquiet, West Side School, for the most horrible costume and Den­ nis Brown Jr. for the funniest. A Witch muttering incantations over a bubbling kettle drew largo crowds as did the many rides and booths. Mrs. C. A. Quarry, chairman, said a special thanks was due to all those who helped make the carnival such a successful oc­ casion Including the many home room mothers who gave so wil­ lingly of their time and dona­ tions. Special thanks are also due to # t h e Kiwaals Club for the Eskimo Pies; the local police; Chief Crews and the Shore Patrol; Mrs. N utt, coffee; Mr. Cordon, signs on booths; Mrs. E. Tiffsny, pos­ ters; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Collier and Mrs. Rosa Tyler, Auction booth; Dick Aiken, P. A. system. Photography by Bernard, pon­ ies; Foodmart, Merry-go-round; Odham and Tudor, Hayride; American Legion, Train ride; • Mrs. Dot Dyer, Assistant chair­ man; Mrs. Olin Boutwcll, gene­ ral factotum; Buddy Corley, Joe Corlsy, Bud Rawla and A1 Skin­ ner, Clowns; the City Public Works Department; Mrs. Robert Bennett, witch; Marcel Faille; Smitty's Snappln' Turtle, rides; and the Deanna School of Dance. HAPPY BIRTHDAY — Attending the housewarming, birthday at tha home of Miss Lein Hobby are first row, left, Colen Keogh, David Hobby, Charles Guerry- Steve Raborn, Jud Hobby and Keith Keogh. Seated in chairs, Sandra Elck and Lynn Chapman. Back row, Betsy and Kathy llugensteln, Kathy Willard, Michelle Tally, the honoree (Miss Hobby), Mary Cleveland, Elaine Chapman and Sandra Harris. (Staff Photo) • • Catholic Women HoldM eetingThe Catholic VSomen's Club of All Souls Church held their regular monthly meeting Monday, at the Civic Center. Mrs. Msdelyn Kuhn was Install­ ed as vice-president by the Rev. Richard J. Lyons, after which Q Rev. Lyons gavo a very inspir­ ing and educational talk. Mrs. Lenox Fay gavs the dean­ ery report on the meeting held in Leesburg. Twelve members of the club attended this affair. A letter was read from the UJi.O. thanking the club for the support given to this worthwhile cause in the past year. The club gives one night a months to the U.S.O. and provides « refreshments for the servicemen. * Two representatives act as senior hostesses on this night. Reports were given by the various chairman, and all num ­ bers were urged to give their support to the committees. A social hour followed the meet­ ing. and Mrs. A. Durand, hostess, served refreshments to the group. , Chapmans Hardins Win Top Dinner Planned Awards At Costume Party VFW Auxiliary Plans Thanksgiving Supper Another bargln in food and en­ tertainment was planned by the V.F.W. Ltdies Auxiliary Tues­ day, during their regular meeting behl i t the V.F.W, Hut on the Lake Shore. Lake Monroe Personals BY MRS. H. L. JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Elliott and Mrs. Paul Richards of Whitwcli. Tcnn. and Mrs. Oliver Bynum of Texas are guests at the home of their sister, Mrs. Ullie Bryan. Mr. and Mra. Elliott plan to remain for the winter. Mrs. Jack Wells is in Jackson­ ville, where she will enter n hos­ pital for major surgery. Mr. Wells parents are slaying with the child­ ren until she returns hums. __Mrs. Hilda Thompson, who has been on the tick list, is able to be out again. . Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Itcarick who have been visiting their sunin-law ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hawkins, have guno lu Jacksonville to visit another ion-inlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pickett, before returning to their home in Niccville. WSCS Has Program On Social Creeds The WSCS uf First Methodist Church met Tuesday morning, at McKinley flail, for the monthly business and program meeting, with Mrs. Eugene Williams, pres­ ident, presiding. .Mrs. Hoy Tillis, chairman of the annual bazaar, to be held in McKinley Hall, Nov, 12, told of plans already made and urged all members to work loward mak­ ing it a success. Mrs. T. C. u Siren, spiritual life secretary, announced tnat the prayer group would meet each third and fourth Wednesdays at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Jim Williamson, assisted Cdr. Gilbert Guest by Mrs. Joe Jarrell, presented the program, entitled, "Social * A t Joint Meeting Creeds and a Moving Popula­ Veterans nf World War I Bar­ tion." Mra. F .n liarkey, led the racks 4M and the ladies' auxiliary devotional and the worship cen­ held their regular monthly met­ ter was arranged by Mrs. ing, Friday. Jam es Terwilicger. District commander, Clifford Gilbert and Mrs. Gilbert of Or­ mond Beach were guests at the Scrub the cloth lop of your con­ meeting. vertible once in a while with soap Plani for a Christmas Parly or detergent suds. Then rinsr, but were discussed, details to be an- never put the top down while it's A nounetd later. still dump. Church Calendar THURSDAY First Baptist Church, Royal Thanksgiving celebration will Ambassadors, 7 p. m. Plnecrcst Baptist Church, visi­ feature s turkey supper and all the trimmings, with serving start- ; tation, 10:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Ing at 6:30 p. m. at the hut, lo t-' Presbyterian Church, Brown­ lowed by dancing. This event is 1 lee Bible Class, B:30 p. m. in scheduled for the evening of Nov. * the educational building. First Metbodilit Church, Quar­ 34, and the cost will be only II.OQ terly Conference, 7:30 p. m. per person. First Christian Church Cabinet, Discussion centered about the menu and ticket sales. Mrs. Edna meets at the home of Mrs. Norman was named chairman for Wihneta Ramey, 7:30 p. m. FRIDAY the celebration, and tickets are now on sale from any auxiliary First Baptist Church Bible sur­ member. vey class, 7:30 p. m. Members also heard a report First Christian Church host to on the recently held "Hobo Hop" j the Unued Church Women on and "Stew Supper", which netted World Community Day at 10 a. a tidy sum for the treasury, and I m. Mrs. Vincent Larsoa, chair­ was well-received by the public. I man. A new member, Mrs. Diza Brown, was welcomed by the group. Mrs. Brown transfers hero from auxiliary 383, Akron, Uhlo. She Is a new resident of Club Hoad, Country Club Manor. Several membrra will attend the district No. ■ meeting M V. F. W. -tfr-hf-hi-ht Xnv IS a t BUnnfll. at a wierner roast and dancing Saturday, at the home of Lake Monroe Scouts party, her parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Hold Skating Party Carlson. Each guest prepared his uwn The Lake Monroe Boy Scuuls and Girl Scouts, enjoyed an eve­ meal, then ta t en the Uwn and ning of skating at Skat* City, last played gamea and danced on the patio. Friday. More than 30 scouts attended and Those enjoying the party were. chapernnea accompanying tham Muses Betty HlUell, Pat Muse, were, Mrs. Jamei Lee, Mrs. Irv­ Wanda Brasswcll. Linda Mitchell, ing Smith, 3lrs, Claude Hawkins, Brian Thurston, Danny Lee, Wal­ Mrs. Brunner Gilts, Mrs. Den ter Wall. Sidney Hawkins, Terry Bullard, Mr, and Mra. Joe Thomp­ Rabun, tha hosteia and bar par­ son and Miss Mabel Chapman. ents. The Jaycrc Wives Club met Mon­ day night at the home of Mrs. Kay Shoemaker (or their monthly meet­ ing. Mra. Doris Skelton was elected director tu replace Mrs. Audrey Speer who resigned. Mrs. Ann Ray, chairman of Ways and Means committee, reported that a card party is being planned for the early part of September. Following the business session, Mre. Shoemakcr amt her cohos lesi, Mra. Hcaufie Huborn, served refreshment-. The next meeting will bo held at the home uf Sira. .Faye Strlson with Mra. Betty Erickson as cohostess. An adjustable ironing hoard ia good for many thing* besides ironing. It's a wonderful typing table, a table for children when they're crayoning or painting, and you'll find it makes a wond­ erful table for a portable sewing machine. Weiner Party Fetes Friends All name brands — Helene Curlia, Realistic, Z.oloa, and Body-andSheen. Abo the new French wnvea — Sheer Beauty aad So French . . . the wmie that creates tbe natural curly hair. Exclusively At Our Salsa: MR. AND MRS. HAROLD CHAPMAN and Mr. and Mra. Vernon Hardin, wearing prize winning costumes. A regular meeting of the Ethel t ber 19th. The next neetlng of the Root Circle of the Congregational circle wilt be held on (he lath at Christian Church waa held ra- the home of Mrs. Edward Simp­ cemly at the home of Mrs. Gui lon. Mrs. Schmah, assisted by Mrs. Schmah with Mrs. Oscar Zil* Bonner Carter and Mr*. Howard trower, president, In charge. it was announced that a chicken Rollins, served refreshment* to barbecue and bazaar will be held those present. on the church grounds, Nov. 21, with the Friendship League in rharge of the bazaar. The circle will sponsor the barbecue. Alao plans were completed Aw a Christmas parly lor the Sunday School which will be held Decern* in sizes 10 • 18. Ideal for year round wear. H A R R IE T T ’S uS ook MS SO. OAK FA 2-5712 AVE. I l Or I Lb, • II Per Lb. f.tgbt e r Dark CALL Mra. Corbett FA I-MI9 Mra, Hrhmah FA 1-HU Mra. Zittrower FA M1H Sold by tbe Ethel Reet Circle The girl with the "gray flannel" look wears SACOIX SUE Q lm . 0 MEN M EN S 115 S. MAGNOLIA AVE. W EA R SANFORD She's the most fashion-conscious miss in any school. And she can mix and matcli her gray flannels and knits with many other Sacuny Sue "Go Two-gather*". Skirt shown has neat, flat front panel, six deep pleats, a real hold-up rib-knit waistband. Pearl buttons on aklrt front match smaller ones on tha wool knit blouse. See th is . . . and dozens mors (some are aven r«**rii6f» J...a t famous Sacony Piggy banktr prices. Skirl Doe’t Fee get To Bring Your YELLOW TICKETS. A w lantr la drawn from tha box each Thursday. Net Necessary ta make n purchase . . . or be present to win. Please Bring Thla Ad For Your Permanent To — FRUIT CAKE 5 Lb. $4.25 Big news at the neckline! ■uisaiat t u uuag N u -u n sr or Mas rs&oa usual* r lira handsome n ew bulky POP*CORN astitch in II tw o-color blende yo u ’r e s u re to like, illark* w h ite , beige a n d black-olive. 100'... v irg in wool. Jerri Wheatland of Lake kluorve *■" the Shampoo and Set last week. CL A XT ON Congregational Church Plans Chicken Barbecue And Bazaar FA 2-1535 S im 3*6x—$1.9* 7 *1 4 — $ *.9 8 PURITAN DON’T FORGET — The Geneva Garden Club wlU meet Monday evening- Nov. *> a t 7:30 p. ra. at Community Hall. Cecil ■ — Tucker, * Semlnoh “ m m m agent, will be guest speaker. AQ club members husbands era laviU ed to the meeting. separates w>; convertible collar by OPERATORS: Harriett Blaaler Katherine H aney Jane Hockarsanth Final plans were mid* foF the Thanksgiving Dinner • Dane*, scheduled lor Nov. I t, a t tb« Shrine Club, it the meeting el the Navy Wlvts Club, Mooday evening, on the base. Tickets were given out and are now on sale by ail members of the rlub. The event will atait promptly at 7 p. m., with tha turkey dinner and all tha trim* mings. * Mrs. Raymond Leroe, served a t hostess* at the meeting. New members attending who have joined the club since it waa or* ganUcd, Oct. 1, were: Mr*. Edith Price, Mra. Truman Wolf* kill, Mr*. Harold Stoekhauae, Mrs. Leroe, Mrs. Jilts Acord Jf.# Mrs. Ronald Woodheuse, Mr*. Howard Mllle., Mra. WalUT Moore, Mr*. Hugo Mahlke and Mra. Alexander Fuicito. t Jt *2 " O FF WE FEATURE — By Club Hor­ 3Iri. Mrs. 3lra. Car- Agent To Speak At Geneva Club Beautiful prints mm any regular price PeraaaMat Wave Mr*. Batten. Mr. and Mra. ton. Mra. Mebane, 3tr. and Robert Cushing. Mr. and Gordon Frederick, 3tr. and M. J. Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. letoo Bliss. Jaycee Wives Plan Card Party THIS AD GOOD FOR — ] Ratten. Mra. ‘J . 7. Horton Jr., and 31ra. Frank Mebane. Those attending the party war*: Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr. and 3lrs. Hardin, Mr. and Mra. Speer, Mr. and Mra. Harper, Mr. and Shirt S im 3-6x—$3.98 i*l l- $ 1-98 “Featuring Fa.iHlona & Footwear For The Family* C c H ^ a r tX “We Invite Charge Accounts" 312 E. 1st SI Phone 9 A M9SI �% ■ 1 By STANLEY THECXD w rm o u rM v c A P Ml MignoUe. FA M m m m « k t t o n ic i n j u t r A H tr m m . , v FOR SALE OR LEASE, Fineereit 1 rear old 3-bcdroom, jAJ bath, Florida room. Nletly land* leaped fcoead ia back yard. Well and pump. Larj# utility m m . Wall to wall carpeting la living room. IB E. Colaaaa Circle. Phone FA 2-7113. • c H o o t e e w .'/ 1 ROOM Efficiency Ayt, private balk, aulUbl* for om dr coupU. Acreii from Fed Otflew M W BP* STORE. » f t . t>jr M fL inquire Ml W, l i t St. UNFURNISHED new • bouae. Phone FA 21293. IM S 2-BEDROOM furnlahcd bouae. AH electric kitchen, near baa*. PR. FA MOM or FA 2-3730. FURNISHED cottage, located at 5 poinia, *73.00 per mont^ FURNISHED apartment, clean Ph. FA 2-1407. Get your free doughnuta from and cloec-in. Ph. FA 2-4013. the current iaaue of ‘Saturday Jimmy Cowan. Evening Post* from the Legal Notice DIXIE CREAM RAKE SHOP 2-ROOM apartment, 112 Elm 204 W. 3rd. Ph. FA 24433. FA 2-0371. t a I k . l a a r f a f Ik a C a a i l r M i * . W iRN lK RM H iU W fcuPTttt V lU M ftM lU V aS M IW C R*f WUVM*6tp WET r — fVOMMVMElf y — / Worry Clinic Thii la A Happy Bar. . .wr check our troublra at the door. The O FFIC E, Lake Mary. Joseph |a va the raid to aucreaa becanac he at Waal la na» far* inf hla problem abd achaan. Jed ring It, The preaekera a ho Mver aucceed ere Ihoac who are an Indlffereat to a snoring audience that they don’t even rrallie they are a failure In the pulpit. Every apeaker can im­ prove faal by the rulea outlined below. Legal Notice IV T H U U R C i r r C U IR T , S IX T H j i u h t a i . r i m : i re n r r i .n n i t s t IV A V IS n i l I K N U O L E t i ll l -VT V c i i t v r r . M t .v is. is n t n L t .A U K .M J i: A V K I I T I I K i l l IO N , P la in l i ( ( IT S C L * OWN t n r* iu x n x « u tr u t h is a .- ——* ;iso.r ne p r ru . t M t g r THAT H -H CV fl m ay J I T M t f AW? IM L re n t a H * e r a i r t * - THAN Avrndar . i?> i\' r L. I H.-J. rente, rent ataht rr.wi n o t omeen AionteuiL 0»CtJ«HH 10* uttAt lucracfi f. Am TPrcw a u n t ie red a w u *ce*w/ pk e n itts u T*f ATOSIS. n t f j e . t n t * I T |* CWAI ArsCMAnOU.' vou ie.. m a r im u a p revuoowinr -ti etrewe ithits ■ t w=nJo.' A J* *NOwrt< ,r.:d — •^e (J fy S 1 .W III.V N k K I- L K T llK I t lt O N , D a ftn d a a l VISTUK TO OI'.PKVII T O : M A IU L T N K K t . I . K T H E R R O N r n L ilt I I I * K * l l * y H J t i i r t t n i l s * .M e n u * K a n h a h t * . I llin o is A S s n r n t io m p la ln : h a s ln c b **n Ilia d a n a ln a t )O u In ih a C b V t l i C o u rt In an d (o r H rm lu o l* C o u n ty . F lo r id a . In r h a n c a r y , lo r D iv e r t * , in s a h n rt l l l l a o f aald a ctio n l,»In c C la r a m * A v t r y H e rro n , P la in * ( I I I . » a. M a r ily n K » l l * y llo r r o n . L ie fe iid a n t. th aaa p rta a itia e ra to ra u a a an d re q u ire >011 In Ilia y o u r w r llt e n dafeneee. If a n y to ih * (* o n i|ila ln l f l l i t l h e re in , and In t e r ie a co p s I h t r r n f upon P lain tiff* Attorney on " r before Iha lath day at -.Vovrtnbtr, A. I*. rm AT's Hoorn, dvkm O S. AV'VMW WOFTMUAC M ill m AAJ* AW 4U#A W tM i l» i » V V IT N K M m>- h an d and o f f ic ia l Heal a t H a n fo rd Hem lnole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , th is K i l t d a y v l O cto b e r, A. U. IIS ’ . O. I*. H e rn d o n C le r k o f t l i* C ir c u it C o u rt, H a m in n l* I'o iiM y . F l o r i d a , I t ) . S U r t b * T . V ih le n D . C. C o rd o n V . F r c ile r k W V tti-rn e y fo r I’ la l n t l l f : o : - : o i N o rth P a r k A s t a n a P. o. Hut isaa 3 * n fu rd , JM W TALtONj SCAJf/ i r t a r ld s THEATRE 4 LAST SHOWING O T E N 1:30 •HI D lO N O U hN XJW iM A jsooew eeii. D o e tisr BiNdi* J THaraoNrtscoB*. BEtLOOeiNfv-^ v-WK.DeAlF-) WWKXBI NOW WMHTa r o o o o pv “The F.B.I. Story’ STARTING NOV, 13th. By GEORGE W. CRANE. Ph.l)., M. D. CASE C-484; Joseph D„ aged 27, ia a young seminary graduate. “Dr. Crane," he began unhap, pily, “my parishioner* don’t like my preaching. "They delegated one member uf the board to inform me of that fact. “ Yet I study all week on my aermon. In fact, I shut myself away from everybody each morn­ ing aa I read and compote my sermon for the neat Sunday. “But it seems that the harder I study, the more they go to sleep when I deliver that sermon. So what's the answ er!" SPEECH SECRETS Sir William Lever offered good advice for just this type of aitua* lion. "I would alter the motto," ha said, "which tells ue If at fint don't succeed try a n o t h e r and make it read, ‘If at first you dsn'l aucceed, t r y another method.' ** Whenever I am scheduled for an evening address in any given city, l usually talk to one or trvo high school convocations during the day, "Be a Good Ape," is the luie of my high achool speech. Therein 1 refer tu the fact that it is *iuait to pick a hero and then "ape" or imitate Ihusc good habits which he possesses that led him to the top rung of the ladder to auccesa. Many of you young clergymen need to take that same viewpointYou read too much! Instead, atudy some of the fore­ most clergymen of our dsy or of your own denomination and >cc how they hold an audience Lislcn ta Dr. t'rair. Bishop Sheen. Billy Graham, Oral Rob­ erta and many other lopnolch aCrmonUers. Adapt their methods to your own church and even try to im­ prove on them, if you van. READER'S DIGEST FORMULA Reader's Digest advises its roving editot* to follow this for­ mula for their (hart essays: 111 Start out with a striking statement. (2) Document and illustrate it will) at least two concrete casts, told in narrative style. The Family Thxt Skates Together Stays Together T k’A 'itD that IN ' MV CSJCJSMC CkAUUSNf I TUCXKUT IT WAS A 10WAT0* VO LN K T (3) Tie the wheat in the sack, to to speak, with a punchy terminal paragraph. Incidentally, that was Christ's anecdotal or narrative formal for Hia addresses, too, eicept the stories were called parablea in that day. Every clergyman can toon be* rome a belter tpcaker by follow, ing this precise psychological for* mula; (1) Use a text that pertains to current life. Don't focus your termoni on the dead past of 2.000 year* ago. (2) If convenient, start off with an appropriate quotation from some famous person which will "key" your address. (3) Use narrative examples from your town and even your own congregation to document the development of your sermon topic. 14> Name at least 3 parishion­ ers in your sermon, working (hem in aa secondary to examples you derive from their home or farm or business. ( i t Quote a stanta of some poem that contains the climax of your talk, for rhythm lifts ua emotionally faster than does prose. (fir Stay within your time limit —say 20 to 30 minutes for a nor­ mal sermon. For further preved secrets of success in speaking, teaching and preaching, send for my booklet “Surefire Public Pisiform Psy­ chology," enclosing a stamped re­ turn envelope, plus 20c (non-pro­ fit). (Always write ta l)r. Craae ia rare of this newapaper, enclos­ ing a long 4c stamped, addres­ sed envelope end 21c to cater typing and printing costs when you send fee one of his book­ lets.) Legal Notice > o r i('R N O T IC E 1JI IIK H K R T Q IVRN * th a t ftl th » r t i u U r o f Ih t iM u n t i*f L’ o i u t y C a m iw U ilo n t i* r*f r o u n t jr , K1 I f N r , At t f in f»'f! « k A, M of L T A T LOR. rival, v o n e n a* •imn thrr«* a f i t t a * tti« 7h « U f p c l n b« r o n a ll* F rtd . U n t n ib ir 1. 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H tm ln al* C a n a ry , iM <# a l C l a r i t a , l a P ra h a •*. l a ra Ik a R a ta l* a l l Ida. A It M l ; t*. I*. IV v m d o n , n a r k rw M lfth C*ct, Z > A N o v. A. W , j | . JT K s a c u tn r. H aiad Ih la th a l l t h abar, A. U. III). BlDi v iiT ic K o f F R o r K iin iv n u f o r ( L t s iiv n , v u - i T i v u t v n l e t s . n o VI Mi CKHTIIV ItOADB AVI) »TRF.KTU T O V VIIO SI I T S IA T C’ O N E R X : T o u w il l la k e n o lle * lh a t th * Hoard n f I'n t in iy C .m jm le a lo n e ra o f H am ln o l* C o u n ty , F l o r i d * , a t 10 .na A . S I. o r a> Bonn t h e r t a f u r a a p ra c tic a b le , on lh « : 1th d a y o f N o ve m b e r. A . D t s i f . a t th * C o n n . t y C o u rt H o u sa In H a n fo rd . F l o r , Id a . w ilt h o ld a p u h llo h e a r in g to ra n a id e r and d a te rm ln r w h it h e r n r not the c o u n ty w i l l c lo se , v a c a t e , abandon and d is c la im a n y r ig h t o f the C o un ty a n d th e p u b ll. la and to th * fo llo w In a d e *. rlb e d r o a d , and a ira e ta , t o - w lt : l A l l o f C o n w a y A s e n u * . C l o v * ll y A v e n u * and F n o w d .n A v e n u e , a c m r d ln t to th e p u t o f n * ■ V enn* T a r lr . P la t Hook 4. * p a n * : i . P u b lic R e c o rd s a f Hem lnole C o u n ty . F lo r id a I A lt o f T a n a e r .n o p r i r * . H a t , tu rn s P r lr a . T e m p le D r iv e . V a le n c ia D r iv e . C lt r u a D r l v * and L o o u a t I a n , a c c o r d in g to the p la t o f P h illip s Seco n d R avenna P a rk H erttnn , n f le tch A rb o r. P U l R o o k 1#. paaea IS an d ST. P u b ll, R a . c o rd s of Hem lncd* C o u n ty . F lo rid a re rto n a lm e r #al«d m a y a p r * * * and be h e ard a t th a lim a an d p lace sp e cifie d . IHEAIA HOARD o r r o c n t t c o s t . SI I* n n IN K I I S O F H K S IIN O L K CO U N TT H r O. p Herndon C le r k F ly : Je a n W i lk s D e p u ty C le r k V IS T IIK O F F IN I.IC N r v n iV B ov F N o r i M K is t n i v i K a »vn SW K V n W K V TH IV t K R T S I V l l l « T N IIT « U ll N O I V t IV N t F .a n r T i t le x n v i v r . n n i n v t v t r s n r tm k rrrv o f a t v i- o m i. r u m . in i. V a lle * Is h t r t b y g iv e n I h s l a P u h . lie H e a rin g w ill ha h*1tf a t t h * C u a im lftlu T i R nnm In t h * C I I y I I * : ) In th * C it y n f H arifn rd . F lo r id a , nr 1 * * n '.tn e k t*. Sf , N n * * fn b * — : i . t ’ 5’ . to t o n t id r r lb * f u t l n w l n r rh a n g * * and am «nd < tt*nfi t» th * Z s n tn r O rd ln a n e * o f th a C i t y o f Hanford. F lo rid a . Th* p r»v «M y ts c a ts d ms th * V o rth * n .| Houth *ld e * n f F i r s H ire e r b e tn re n F r t u , b A v a n u * a n t (* e J s r A v e n u r la p rnp oa*d rn rtsn n ad C . | f C n m m * r r la l- P .t t arts lU a t r lc L Halil p rn p e rry b e in g m o r* p a rtic u la r!) d e se rlb rd a a : t ^ I , S. 7 and I . Illo e k 5. T i * r la*ts L I . and i H lu ik J . T i e r » ; Tuvls « Ih ro u a h to. Biauk ?. T i » l» tu its t th ro u a h I . B lo c k i. T l * r in ; Lo t * t th ro u a h I . Rt >, k I T ie r t l , K. it T r a t fo r d a H a p n f A ll p a r l l ,* In I n le r a t t an d r l t l « •« * • h a ll h a v * * n a p p n r t u n lt y to be n * * rd nt aald h e a rin g ily orU *r .,f the r.'lty t ’ o m tn l* * l,.n " f th r C ity o f H a n fo rd . F l o r i d * , th is t l t h d a y «,t • V t o b t r , t » J » . H . X . Ta m m . J r . A * I ’ i l y C la r k o f th a C i t y n f Sanford. Florida P u b lish Nov. 1, t | j j ADM. Me KIDDIES UNDER 12 FREE IN 1H f A f RE SHOE SKATE Phone TK t-U «t A d u lt B e g iu u e r * C la s s — M a a d a t a 1 :1 3 t a 7 ;1 3 p m . U u u * e « i s e s ' C l a a a - T h n r w i a ,a 1 * * . m . to ( J — n o d 1 l a I p . ■ C h i U t e u l o d e r I I C l a s s — S a t u r d a y s lb t o l l : M o . a s . I ig n r e a a d F r e e - S t j l e — S a t u N a y a 3 J O t a f : U p . a . P R IV A T E L E S S O N S B Y A P P O IN T M E N T ASC HSQ ■p s w e CAN u t r A. jo a tc : S W K A r NOMMS? ACC NOO CA’J»'Vto. P - f 332 FEA TU RE NO. 1 AT T.-ee AND t! :M P. M A ta tW R O w a iT T ^ w -i < 4 | 'Sonevk la a t m e t a r — M r . G e o r g e M c O u D e e ID U ta f !# k p rj^ ^ L ^ tjP ? S p e e d C teaa — T M ead eye 4 : t 3 t o 7 :4 3 p .w . J u a i a r H o c k e y — S e t u r d e y o 4 :1 b t a 3 :1 3 p .m S e n io r H o c k e y — S u a d e y a I J I t o i : M p .u . Ia a U e c to r — M r . B e b C a a ip b e ll t l ONLY OPEN EVERY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M. Tarty Gr-eupa By Arraagraseul b ilk Mauagemtal Matiaee Saturday aad Sunday 2 to !:M p. * . MANAGERS: Tr • . JOHN MILLER and J. SHEALY BEST day a f O c t, Kugrne K T ay lo r A* K stcu to r of tha E sta te at Valnay K. Taylor. Pacaaaad A KIMVI.V d H IN llO LH ER , Attorney lor Kaarutor Atlantia flank B u lld ln r Hanford, Florida dog t r a c k koad Just too Feet Off H »j. 1M J Turn Meat at the Big Lighted Deceased. Nolle* la htrrbjr glran that th* u n d m la n td w ill, an tha lath day nt November, A. D. t a i l praaant 10 tb* Honorable County Ju d e * a f S.m lnole County, Florida, h it (In al raturn. account and vouehara. aa Kaeculor of tha Kstate ot Volnay K. Taylor, deceased, and at amid lima (hen and ther*. m ak* application t<> tha aatd Judea (nr a (Inal aattlamant n( h it adm in, latratlnn of aald ratal*, and fn* an ordrr dlachann# him aa aueh �A Want Ad A Day M akes A ll Business P a y ! Ph. FA2-2611 I ft W 8BTDR00M , usfuralsM jehllfhM equipped. M 4. Beal Baton Foe Sals »• Beal BataM F a Balt ■■ bouM. t a t Or w i t Are. Pbooe FA WOO, SLOTS is ROUSE m Cu i h m Ava. Cait M e, betwees Celery and Oeseva Ave. 4 bedroarai. quite aetekbortioed, Mbeol but atop, that Uiera it naeoM reading thii ad wht appreciates all the kitebaa apeliiaeei. *71 p«r value to be bad la an older. nastb. PH. f k M l 45.____ 3 atory, I bedroom frame home. Carefully maintained •BEDROOM aafunmueg hmiae IM. 2442, t a m r of Lamoa A and Improved, there la a bath M each floor lor roovraienca. Grandview, Fboo# FA 2-94*7. a nice (root porch lor pitaturo. • R EN T A BED and at ovcriiie garaga for ■ellaway, Ho*yltal A Baby Bed* Dad. You muit aec H to ret>r D-iy, Week or Month. lua the value! Teema can he CARROLL'S FU RN ITU RE arranged, but owner will ihar■ M . FA M U I I I I W, l»t 81. pet hi# pencil us ■ “ for' • caab deal. 1-REDROOM houat furnlahod. all oloetrle. |M plua utilities. 3tjr tv. H. '11111" MTKMPER •'*««» BeaNor A laaarnr Cbaaa Avp. Phono FA I TUS. ph. fa 2 NICE bedroom, private antriMt #ond both. Phone FA 4-44U. lA P P .A .O A Y »T W. 3 nd St JACHOB’S Photo FA 14441 a 'lT r T n q H. B. p o p e c o . IN g. Park - N. V. Farmar, Real tee D. H. Wbltmora Lillian O. Tram* Aaaorlatfa. 114 R. French Ava. Ph. PA f-SSSI After houra, FA 1-MU, FA 8-4ML FA I-OMI "H aartahtly w as s gucrsnsful party. . . they’re plaining about K throe blocka away l" RAYMOND M. BALL A N D A S S O C IA T E S tael Retain — Inogranag It. Plumbing Bervlrta LM atoHal^AeatOd^ deraiy Benda t i l Be. Park Ava. Pk. FA S4441 WANTED: leinlratirod ar ro- BANFORD Flnmblag lo. Elm Fb. FA Sanford tlrad mat. age la M, neat ap­ pearance, aalea ar bualoeaa Evana Bldg. Uka Mary ••rkground helpful. I* call on 19. Elarirteal Krvlcaa Pb. FA i-tiao house. *0' x ISO1 lot. *200 down —aasum* monthly paymootaof Ma. is ye«r mortgago. Call FA I77M. / SALE or RENT: I bedroom, kit­ chen equipped. See at 144 Pineereat Dr. Call owner, FA 3-7141. F A 2 -5 2 6 4 LBN RIMNKR LO TTIE HKOADWAY * Aaaoelaloo 111 N. Park Ph. FA 1-1449 NEW HOMES Loch A r b o r t land 4 bedroomi; Fvr asetllng family living with plannad luaury plus ample entertaining facilities and play treat at moderate pricei. Shown by ap­ pointment. Call FA 1-4031. I BEDROOM houia 1301 Wynne/% wood Dr, Low down paymanL Phone FA I7TIT. By Owner — Mayfair Seetle* Briilany Style, large living-din­ ing are*. 3 HR . I HATH. 2 carportea, u t i l i t y , fi eplace, family rotm, 3130 jq ft. Phona ,. , m .iciiraum, 2 bath LB home. Liiw down paym tnt, at . » u m » monthly pay manta. IN FA 3**0. \n ao , '*r x» ■ t o M C T I • K T R E E CUTTING AND TRIM­ Contracting A Repair* MING. Wa remove limbi and Licensed — Bonded —Injured traah Writ* Box T, a r Han­ F R E E ESTIMATES ford Herald. ■II lanford Ava. Ph FA *7943 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FLOOR tandtog and ttmihlng Cleaning, Waiing. S e r v i n g Seminole Cooaty *»«• ION. H. M. GLEASON, Lake Mary. W indrhlaU IS. Sreeial Servirea Doer Gla** condition. The price la RighL One can’t rrfua*. Hpaea 74, Park Avo. Trailer Cl., danford. OPEN NOW MOBILE HOME SALES W Milo So. of Sanford 17 at NEW I960 PACEMAKER MOBILE HOMES Direct from Factory to You. W yatt Trailer S ilei Tel. FA l-MIl 31. Furniture * Shrubbery. , , , . w. r. *; ’ g -ab-NBLA M 1 fijlMiaib Hfalinf (Oil) Telephone . Kleetric ,',.1 Doer Chime* Inatalled. J f | | I 1 "F -"'wer Conneclfii. Thin |n Duo Of Tn# IMlLLII'ri "Haller • Built" Hnura^. in A Choir* Nelghlmrhood. And lo In Kxeollont Condition, largo Clonaln And Linen lionet In Hall. Owner Unable To Work And .Make Paymenta. Hare In A Golden Opportunity For Someone To Own A Fine Home At I^iw Coni. Fn- IMniln Phona FA 2-52.12 Of FA 2-7H7.V SEWING MACHINE! I Da r na , embroadriex, grama, buttM guaraotr*. Retpontiblo party to taka wp paymrnta af 1800 month. Writ# ban S. M. #/0 lanford Hnrald. HrU Ur Y m r Servlet WMG Tha Caab. TRADING POST, FA LIFE Vratr, Fun TanM, Mirrlag Bags, Tnrpa, Tanta. Army-Navy lurplua Star*, lid laniard Avn. Now A Ua A BUT 90 leafard Am . FA Bnek flto a ISAVEI N o w 'a Dam Fnrnlture and Appllan tM BKRY1CS TV SER V IC E within tha hour. Renkartk GUao and Paint Co. Servic* Call 3740 plus parti til-114 W. **d RL FA Work Guaranteed 3 Mo. Ph. 301-9W B. First It. Ph. FA 8-NdT 13*A Beauty Parlors FA 1-9790. Mather of Sanford MODERN~il 1 0 ~CLEANERS Used Neniture, appH■■***• Mala etc. Bought-aold Urry’a Man 114 Sanford Avo. Fb. FA 84143 PA 2 3441 DORIS’ BBAUTY SHOP • BM TALI7RB • QUICK CRIDfT • BABY THRMB WE G IVE TOP VALUE FT AMPS WILSON - MAIER 944 R Quiet Cemnannily • Nanr Golf Couraa FA CUSTOM BUILT furniture -alnlie pieces or acta. Alto furni­ ture repair. CabinoU made. TA 3 7064. ROLLAWAY, HoarHal and Baby Bad*. Day. Week ar Man* IIM French Avo. Pb. PA I-Tthl Dream Homes *340 *9890 Down Payment-No Closing TO TA L PRICE Hume* feature 1 RedruoM* • I', Tile Hath* . Screened forth - Utility Roeiw . Ter. rsiao Floor* • Carporle • Laud •eased Lula • Ail City lee* Club Rd. ft Watch For Our Siqnn . . . OPEN D A ILY Shm M jcdviri Construction Co.. Inc. Ill Watt Mlb Itreet PboM FA M i l l Rankarlk O I b m b b 4 F b M O b. 118-114 V . Bnd RL TO, FA U—Neiieen * RIDE N nod turn Orinndt • A. M. and 4 P. M. FA 4-4198. LOST Jade aenHmantal return, afflen. WELCOME NAVY AND NEWCOMERS TO SANFORD Wa InviM yen lo bn saw aksoiatoly free vHfeenl i low at MM a# •nnfned'o Mottle while yen boon akl* bonwina for yeneootf family. Pteb no year M» km N one Halos Offlca. rUINTTVRR C l w r i t "In the City of Gracious Living" Turn Went On 20lk 8)00 A. M. -Til Dark SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. T il Dark ■Mleand band, gavpaood n il with yUaUa nr rayM Npna. S U N LA N D Estates & HOMES • FACTOMT TO TtV ALUMINUM VENETIAN B U N N 14— Lot* A Yrmt SIAM H|, Follow Country 1 port* In.lHv And Out, Term'!# Preef, Inneediatr Pee**a<|un. p TV and RADIO REPAIR af >r 4:00 ntghta and weekends; San­ ford. Lake Mary and Ungwood. FA 2 2772 and PA tarts. $450 Dn«fn ( rmant I All-Channel Reef Antenna. Car- Phona FA 2-4930 Hanford. Fla. PARK HOME [ifflr Roof. ■ AM ROOFLNO • Free Estimate* • Verb Graraateed N EW R AV EN N A 2121 SUMMKRI.IN IS OFPKRKD KOH SALK WITH LOW DOWN I'AYMKNT CONTllAUT _ _ (•500 OR I.KHH) Throwc'-oul. 1944 PLYMOUTH fordor sedan, tutone green with Powerfllte NORGE STOVE, rlmrrt 09V. M Irananiiialon. Call FA I-M1A In. ovrn. FA 3-710. WoU IN BEAUTIFUL WYNNEWOOI) FHA PAINTING A DECORATING Licensed — Bonded Free Estimate* — Work Guaranteed femirolo relating Contractors FA 3 120I Plumbing & Repaint THIS 3 - B E D R O O M What 1 ronaidor aurphrn. » a tL labia lop hot watar bratey m . baby coach BIT, I drawer Book 120, l year old ♦« ten air sand. UN. Wrbeor tape retarder M i­ nt US. c m FA 8-T4N-0AM • P. M. AGENTS WANTED SECRETARY, efficient and exS t Joltot Rto/lf Company perienced in typing, shorthind and transcription, for Slate 114 N. Park Ava. Pb. FA S-BlitS agency. Five day waak. Paid vacation. Pleasant working conditioina. Please reply giving personal history and tsperiaaca to Rot 143, Aanford, • number of beautiful building loti In tnd around Sanford, Including Mayfair. Many with HE ASSUMED of monay for Rif Ole SHADE to grace your Chrutmaa shopping: Part time now home, tnd definitely ona work - we train you. AVON, to fit your needi. largral roamelle company In the world. Wriie NOW! Roa W. H. "Rill" ITEM PKB Agency 244, Lockhart, Fla. ••alter A leiurur ^ i u m b l n | 6 H eating ] Fkoaa FA t in t 113 N. Park A l l CONDmONINT. SALESLADY, apply at lloguaa % 4 and 10 Store, Park Ava. CONTRACT tad B EFA IB WORK ONLY tluouo down payment, FA 2 €443 FIIA, lot ui ihow you thla 3 LADIES, have seed for aatra 1447 linford Ave. bedroom "Dream Home" in *1*7 Spend S hr*. Hatty and beautiful Wynaewoorl, at 3131 earn 45.30. Hour* of own choice. Summerlin Ate. You will ap Pleasant, interesting work in predate the corner location and Sanford area. Write Box 10, nice treat. Nawly re fmuhrd Sanford Herald. hardwood floori, full tiled bath, and large icrtenrd porch are I. Male llela Wanted among tom* of the ouig^inding fatturea. Offtrcd earluntcly by MAN with car for evening work SEMINOLE REALTY, 1901 in Sanford. Salary or rom''itPark Ave. FA 3 3332. smn: your rhoice. FA 3-443Q. Stemper Ha* KRN TORBRTT RETTYR I), SMITH 2*. AMMMbilea DallasAsphalt Co. Florida’s Most Modern Plant 2W4 Adam* Ph. FR EE PICK UP A D ELIV ER Y 1 Week li*rvirr Ph. KA 17137 A Satisfied eu.tomar la mie heal advertisement Complete Lawn Maintenance, HARRIETT'!* REALTY NtHiK Fertiliser—gpr aying — Mowing tn.V So. Oah Ph. PA 2 3742 JOHN LOWMEBRE D A W N ’ S 444 wiUnw Avr FA s-7ir? REALTY HAMtW HBATERS~CLRANIKD Air Conditioned Dfjara Lawn Muwrr Rrpalra Phona rA I-7N4 LEWIS SALES A SER VICE 12. Plumbing Servirea at 14 W. 2Ulh tit 16. Flnwera A I'laaU FA 2 7tU nr FA 2 3448 Cut Flo w ers Far Any Ovraa'oe furniture Storage and Moving SANFORD FLOW HR SHOP is * Thamaa To and From Anywhere FA 2-1621 ar FA 1-0*76 1123 Sarlla St. FA 2-00!* C. R. P R II.IJP I 1340 French Ave Ph. FA M Nt 17, Pels • Ll»e»ti>«h » Happllea PLI'MIIWN Cooiraetlng k Repair* EN VELO PE!, letterhead*, ttrte F R E E : 2 puppy* 7 week* old to Fro* Eitlmala* mints. Invoice!, hand billi, and good home*. FA 3 7«»8 R. L. HARVEY progrtma, at*. Progrrtilva 344 laoford Ava. Phon< Fv 2 3143 Printing Co Phone FA g-gNI — PERSIAN KITTENS 2 month* old. Phone FA 2 2137. 306 Weil llih ft C A. Whiddon, Sr. Avo. 4 DR. 1941 PLYMOUTH. CAN UNGER ELECTRIC____ _ „ Wiring - Electrte gorvteg NO JOB TO LARGE OB SMALL B E SEEN AT THE SANFORD Sanford. Muat have ear. Part chine-factory rebuilt, llbo now Sid Vihlen HERALD AFTERNOONS AT time, two daya weekly, perman­ Drier Wrya - Parking Areas with row guarantee and ih tth RANDALI. ELECTRIC CO. NIGHT BY C A L L 1 N G ent Job. Apply P. M., 407 At­ RENTALS Day - Week - Month menta, • paymrau af IMA Ill Magnolia FA sort! FA 1 7779._______________________ lantic National Bank Building. Write Credit Manager, a/o Tbn Fran* KM Loaders Graders — Doaera — DragNnoo 20-A Trailers Sanford Harold. M. "Das" Vrlea Klertriral Ser. Bailors — Tranoforta Dei Sayt For Service Call. . READY MIXED tUWCERTR 3-BEDROOM IraUer fully air con. PHONE: Days, FA 211*4 FA 2 4t04 FA 25984 full or part lima to nail life Window SUla - Unuto - Bawl ditloned, waaber and dryar. W ill NlghU. FA 2-7124 m FA 1 MU Insurant:# up to BO yaarn Mil equity vary reasonable or Rock—Stopping Monas — Meal of age. hospital insurance I t . Bnlldiag • Painting • Repairs R. M. Wilkins, Contractor will trad* for oquiiy la 3 bed­ Gretna Trapo-proeaet BNpn up to 100 years of age. Cement—Dry Welle • AtffcaM Drivawayi CUSTOM Bl'Il.T HOMES room boms. Fbono FA 14134. MIRACLE CONCRfPri CD Major Hospital up to • Parking Area* Remodeling — Free Eatlmatoo FA BfTM Quality Workmanship A Malarial* ^i» FLAMINGO " kfobll# Home, Mb Rim Avn. 16,000 nnd to are 70. Write Ropa'ro pkeao FA 14744 ■’ x 40, 2 bedroom, •xcellent Term* To Bull Your Budget RILL BERNOSKY. Contractor today KUYKKNIMLL IN- ROSA L. PAYTON HRRBKRT 8TRN8TROM Seals 10rod Rrekoe FA ejclopla plus Book Of Na' total 1« book* tea. 1N0 ' YOU MAY NEED Gateway To Tbn Waterway BHPTIC TANK B EH VICE Since 194* 1953 PONTIAC tudof~ hardir^ A. HARK ItoBARY Catalina with radio and heater. NOrUl 4 4422 North 4.4711 123 W. ath. St. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE | Large »r a m a 11 bu*inea*ea. PICK UP TRUCKt Chevy, 19U. Fleet*tdr body, 12,000 actual Monthly alotementr — Tax re­ mi. like new, R A If, direc­ turn*. Call Lamar WUllama, tional li|hts, undercoated. W. W. FA 2-7143. Urea, flies or trad* for late wytlls wagon with 4-wherl MAN. retired from carpentry, drive. PH. owner, rA 3 421*. painting and rllmhlng would like ground work, trellis, fenc­ coning. painting imall building 1948 DODGE Pick up. deluxe cab, new paint, excellent Urea. or landacapo gardening; all FA 3*7*1. dirt work. I carry my own Inauranre. Contact James M. 1130 CHEVY 2 dr. guaranteed Phillips, Rt. 1, Box 148, Sagnew ear condition. Imall down ford. A Mealing pay mini and take over pay­ 4-7*14. ments. Contact Joe Orseno at Holler Motor Salsa. r fatatonal and bualnaa men SANFORD FRO FERTIES lit Atlantic Bank Building R, H. Ivor* In R E R ream farwtUot tportmeng Fla. Rarriao I-OOE AT TH E REST 4101 Magnolia, 144.90, Phono YOU NAME W - W E L L FIND IT THEN BUT THF BEST! FA 3-MSI. Vial* the beautiful I bedrooms m and 3 bath Zeull.biH hornet at ON LARGE LAKE VrEUKA APARTMENTS: loo me San Sem Knolls on 'Y-vt 20th be the; privata bathe, 114 W. First St. 4-Bedroem horn* with SURANCE AGENCY. P.O. Street just 4 blocka watt of large living room) dining room; BO X R71L ORLANDO, French Avenue. COMPARE 4. Beal latatt Foe Salt Florid* room; torraiao floors; FLORIDA, or telephone TH ESE HOMES wt’b any others •antral boat. Several fruit CH 1-4781. In th* aamo price rang* and BY OWNBBl S-bedroom -ome, treat. w* know you will agree Uiat NEED eonicianllotia dealer lei boat location la Country Club SM aK J.IT . OVERALL • Manor. Phoat FA M M l here la the beat valna In town. 827,800 TERMS thii area to handle county dis­ Down payments from S430— tribution of a saw and recently BUSINESS PROPERTY FIIA financing. Representative Ml voted product. This product Largs store will an* I bedroom HOME S E E K E R S on lb* premltea from It A, Mie an amaiini new Invention' apartment and two 1-bedroom MAYFAIR — We art priviltgod till 4 P. M. that haa bean long m 'emend apartmootf. On corner let with It affar h r your iaapootlan t by the public. Requires few •xtra lot In rear for parking. H. M. "BUI” STEM PER Agency truly outstanding homo In beau­ houra ipero time weekly, car. 832,000 TERMS juneoi f j*t|«ag tiful Mayfair, and, at a • » Fb— FA 3-4H1 l » N. Fark references and 1640.00 operat­ derfM prior. ing capital which >• refundable if work proves satisfactory. MAYFAIR HOME" fo TiA LE^ " fbia I bedroom, • tRo bath OB Regivt*rod Real Ratal* Broker m Elliott. S bedroom, I bath. Earning* up to 4300 weekly de homo, only 4 years old, la site- Mary R. Carman — Lee SalvaR Spociou*. Substantial down B. B. Begrre, hr. ta w la te i pending on spare time devot­ ♦ •led on a rhetor homostia let, Fb. FA 3-1341 1713 at Hiawatha payment needed. Call FA 2-3449 ed. This, also can be worked with lovaly laws A ahrubbery. for appointment. •a a full time deal with a Fully equipped. It foaturwo aB J-BEDROOM, living room, din*15 000 income a year poten­ the nacemltiei, ptua many axFOR SALE B Y OWNER! House, ing room, kitchen equippud. tial. Ttlit la not a vending trxa. * 313 Holly Ave., 3 bedroomi. panelled Florida room. Easy machine deal Write Northwest Priced for quick sale at 44.tun terms. Call FA 1-1744. Distributors, Inc., 524 N. How­ ftutnin built by am af Control 41.000 down payment. Contact ard Avo., Tampa fl, Florida. Florlda'a outstanding builders, Mrs. M. L. ftaborn, 1404 E. thin lovely and picture Seminole Blvd. It. Work Wootod borne can be yours for only BROKER 4-BEDBOOM. CR. IH both home. SETTLED WOMAN, good char­ •M.eoo. A very reaooaable Phone FA 2-1341 down payment la nqulrod, and Mi he. Park Avt. Fb. FA 15991 acter. wants work. Writs Box A the balance payable monthly C, c « Sanford Herald. Slat dow n 4. Female Help Wanted • a t VA 4W% mortgaan loan. • BEDROOM, 1 bath, large Uvlng WILL care for children In my room and bedrooms; kjichan WHITE middle aged lady to keep home. Phona FA 2 2403. lb tea this aharmlng home, and equlpt. See at 104 E. Woodland house for elderly couple. R muit be seen to bn approFA 2 3840. Dr. Phono owoar, FA 2-4073. DAY WORK—part time. FA 2 4S* Mated, phone FA 3-2‘30 Nowl Stenitrom Realty REPAIR SHOP trie control*. 2 prop*. Phone FA 2-7324. Term* If needed. Your CVINRUDR iMolrr FIANO TUNING A BEFAIBING Robnon SportIrr Goode W. I~ HARMON Ph. FA l- IH l PH. FA 3-423.1 After » F. M. 304-6 g R. tat. ’ F A R M E R 'S A G E N C Y l-BEDROOM completely furnish. Fk. FA MO* ’M SEA RING. U b. p . alee- Welding - » aeh. A Gen Repairs W. 30th. A Old. L. Mary Rd MM.M Down I I I Catalina Drlva High dry lacaiion. This I bed­ room homo bat extras tuch at paneled breakfast room, deep well la yard, Florida Room, kitchen equipment and m c In •d garaga. Total prlca III,art. ROBRRT A. WtLUAMS, RaaNec Raymond londqnlat, Atore. FA M N I Atlantia Bank Bldg. 827 Rosalia Drive SX^rtW lm ^FeeJgir FI’MFB - ■FBPTRl.EB MINIATURE Poodle. AKC regis­ GOOD Simmon* doubt* couch, breakfast room All type* and tiiei, InataUad tered, excellent pedigreo. Phong odd chair*, male "Do It Ypwaeir FA 2-3442. Ranrboator puppy*. FA WE REPAIR AND BERV1CB th. B*nto and Mat era • m r i X VOLUME set of CbUtbrati f f r Mackinery and Bopply Co. RttJtoe "CaQ Hall" IT. Peta - Llveatack . IpppIlH Thur*. Nov. t. 11)69— Page 7 13. S^erlal Baryieaa J. W. HALL ASSOCIATES: H. E. Taffar MIDROOM tinder block houae'. Arthur F‘ Day, Kvarttt Harper Rebirt F. May, Bnrt Picber, furtlabed, reaetsabie. 1 mile Helen K. Noonan • Awn gate. Contact Cl abough, NAS. e st MT at 4tT. Phoot FA 3-4M1 US K. Pork a board, •a r a il BKAI K fT A T t rHIYR-M flttv Fee net Avo. • Stemper Knows Bo o m •sa fer# MAJOR BROWN 1KALTY Beottee ‘ L A K E MARY rb. r.\ S-4237 Of f a M904. Dreimwold Sellon; already cleared and leveled. Priced to aell. Fbone FA 2*24». N ICELY fora. 4 roan apartment HOMRR AND LOTS for aalortd wtth large porch, l ‘v bathe, pttplt. Also homaa mult at MU gaeagt. F t. FA 4-4M0. Bog Wall, Phant FA 2-1347. MEDROOM trailer, water and H#M* furnlahod. I t Oateen. $tt per week. Phone PA l-tflb. Far a real hargaia, and altracBRAND NEW I Uvo monthly paymtnta, lot ua apart meet. Ooee Is. Available yeu this outata1 outstanding S « Nov. Mh. Phono FA 4 M 1 daya, bedroom home today. T h e FA J-t4tl algbta. price? only H3.MO.Ot, 4310O down. taa.74 monthly. Some 4-ROOM furaiabed apartment terms cat ha arranged on wftMa walking dlatanco of buai dowa payment If needed. Of­ n o t diatrtet. Phono FA 3-3411 fered exclusively by SEMI­ NOLE REALTY, lOti Park •ALB or RENT: 1 B. B. M R Avf„ FA 2 4443. Now Moon Trailer. a4r Adults. FA S-TSM. fba Mr. Ilnrold W hittarn. m anibcr of tho Holier organiza­ tion for over ton years. Many people have come to know Haroltl a* manager of tin- parts department. We're sure hit many friends will be huppy lo hear of his recent promotion to the naln* .staff of Holler Motor Sale*. Harold lakes grunt interest in family niUvitio-s. He, his wife Nell and two daughter* N onna and Leslie enjoy fldilient weekend camping trips. They nru also active members of Sanford's F irst .Methodist Church, South PIN EC R ES1 4th Addition Homes Designed For Florida Living. 2 ft 4 Bedroom# — 1 ft 2 Bntha VA - FHA • FHA In Scrvict Conventional Financing Down Paymenta Low as $425 You can movn in immedi­ ately while the paper# am being processed. We Gunranta* Perron*! Satisfaction On Tht Construction Of Your Home Or Your Down Payment And Closing Coat Will Be Cheerfully Refunded. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Odham & Tudor. Inc. ’or H uy. 17-92 & 27lh St. Phon FA 2.1501 \ �Roll Over DeLand, 33*20 Seven) jrenrs K o a littta sport* ear was pretty much a novelty In t h e n part*. I recall that Ear) Ratliff drove up to •eheol ta a Uttle "bag" called a Renault Of coune, It really ceased quite a stir a r o u n d the campus being the first car of that also to be seen. In fa c t it was so cute that a group of young lade led by “Biggwn** Graham grabbed it by both ends and carried it to the front steps of the school and parked i t New if a Frenchman were to come to Sanford blindfolded he would surely be­ lieve he was in Faria for the beep-beep’s of the Renaulta can be heard everywhere. The little ear types have become so popu­ lar ta recent years that Sanford has a eery active dub called the Semi not* •porta Car Club. Although the club haa been active for time, very' few people other than ita .... hera know much about ita activities. Recently five members o f the club formed a sports car racing team and in their first outing they made a fine showtag. D m fhre men have dubbed their team “Scudsrta Seminole." Seuderia being an Italian name for racing stable. laauranceman Bud Moughton is re­ sponsible for the logistical end. such a* fund raising and parts supply; Kon U f JERRY COVINGTON | Halfback Hobbs Davto wss i out standing They picked up two „ *■? EaafaedSrainori Ju n io r; nothing abort of spectacular in tbe of tbeir tooebdowni ai a result Varsity team finished its taw victory here Ism night. of Sanford fumbles and if it badseason here last night in fine ■ Tbe youngster scored on a 23 n’t beet toe this, the big defense ***** by roliiog over DeLand by ] yard run in the first period, a would hat* held them muck much a score of 3J-3P 27 yard nm in the «th period, and tighter. Linebacker and renter Coach Dick Stivers and Bud an t l yard rue m the final three Johnny Phillips made a g n a t Layer led Wear youngster* to a minutes. He displayed good speed showing espec especially on defense ns near perfect waioa finirting with hard as any half well as Mark Whitehead. Peea 4-1 record. Tbeir only lee* was back seen this year. Wee Kaigbt, Don Harvey, and In tbe opening game when Lees­ Although DeLand rolled up » Jam es Jotws. The line play on burg (queried part them 7 a points, the Seminole defense was offense and defense was out- Gates, a nursevmsn from Daytona Beach, handles all scoring and timing; Jim DeBrine. an ole school buddy of mine, does all the mechanical maintenance and the driving is shared by Phil Bell of Sanford and Bob Roe of Orlando. For ita initial run. the Seuderia enter­ ed the Lion's 300-mile handicap race staged by the Sports Car Club of America at Venice Oct. 18 and brought home five trophies. These were earned by placing second in class in a 53-mile preliminary race on a rain-drenched course on Satur­ day ; a id by coming in fourth overall in the featured 300-mile race on Sunday. In Sunday's race, the Scuderia’s little red bomb was running against 50 other ears - some of whose engines were seven times larger! This group of daring young gentle­ men have big plans for the future. They are laying the ground work to enter the SCOA races at Dunneilon in January and at Cocoa in February. If another ear can be located in time, the Seuderia may enter the FIA compact and economy car race at Sebring December 12. For the lovers of foreign cars this is the club to join. These fellows show more enthusiasm for their favorite sport than haa been displayed in s long time. O'Connor Paces ‘Fun' Tourney SanksGetsM VP Aw ard; Heavy Seven Alfa Paces Navy Keglers Aims To Hoist Cubs Now BOSTON (UP 11 - Sheris top grata Banka, confirmed as tbs Matisnai League's moat valuable plarer. art bit aigbU today on bstaring bis Chicago Cubs nut ef Ibe ascend division. Tbe slogging prise possession of Mis Cabs, a powtebouse at tbe plate and an automation ut iht field, Wednesday was named to M unprecedented second straight MVP award by We National League writers. But Banka, who set two field Mg records while his team finM o d to l fifth place tie th u seapen, sold he'd get as much ef a kick ■BOkHRMta of seeing the Cub* make the first division or pennant grade na ba grt bom tbe award. "I fust wish tbe Cub* could Bave made a first division finish. Thai * eo* of th* lew things that wowId give m* ** much pleasure ns winning tbs MVP award again Naturally, avery player warts to term rta MVP title and also to distanced Milwaukee's Hank Aaron in tbwd place, Los Angeles' Wally Moon in fourth and San Francisco’s Ssm Jones in fifth, tbe enty players among i4 rrceivtag votes whs collected more t h u ton point* an the sliding scale bal­ loting system. Pryor's Holds Lead In Sandspur Loop SEC lesser Lights' Prep For Tilts t atted Press Irterasuowal in tbe ram for its game Saturday Two of the Southeastern Confer­ with Chattanooga Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia ence's lesser lights, Ala ham ■ and Tech said. "I'm afraid Notre Tulane, are working hard in prep , .. ^ _ Dame 11 too strong tor our Ldc sralioo for tbeir half of the Deepof scrimmage "Duke rolled ovrr South's secood football double- T—1 1— last **“ ---*■“ * — *Tech",‘s 1line weekend with header of the season Saturday in ease in upsetting the Yellow Jack eta Dodd said center Mavie histone Mobil*. Irvtng Pryor’s Insurance team held on to tbe lead in tbe Sand­ spur league this week by adding two more games to tbeir won and lost record, giving them 1> wjas and 11 losses. The second slot is well filled. after Tuesday'* play, as The Pig V Whistle and Rot-on. tied with . 14.14 record. Foodmart balds third with IS 14. and then come, Wilson-Maier with 14-14. and a^umuiat A Andcrs-n w iu .lM O ■nv. teem th , * d th* Comma'* a* Rutly tot for plar ki «H Woetd Baries. I hop* while catering Urt Chicago Na­ tional League entry this season to beat out another power hilling in fielder, Milwaukee Brave* third baseman Eddie Mathews, few the tovetod award The rangy Bank*, whs recently signed for an estimated 445 000 lor n e s stasea, hit .504, drove m 141 run*, collected 171 hits tnciud rig K do-Wcs, »ts teqwas, and •corod 47 time* Hi* fielding hroko two National League reeotda, the first for a abortatop with the fto-ast errors over a season. 12. and the second for th* highest shortstop fielding percentage m th* history of hu to ague, r t i Th* award rsc* wasn't a one man affair, but K wasn't far from n. Banka polled J il points of a possible III He ted Mathrms b» 44 points and more easily oul- « „ .» :» « * ^ m , c. u — the nS W payers V fdK l^ were ^ S mS K keep Pryors down for long, and »» Ik* *•»»•* M «• • hew _ __ _____ they bounced hack to win the 1&* J(* Dattnyluck hit a 207 514 Jn . to '.p are' **® ***** lead tbe third game, wlU'p with pins spare the way for th* the .staffer* Stafler*. Lilli*! Ogden rolled high for the Sr' e» Br* 'e r*mr iJo m under* nter* and Eve r..**e-o »»C ®*it of th* cellar as they trounc ,r,*rked Fodm ar. ^ *** Leaihernecka lor three 'wilson-M airr was caught r.*t. po»nt» despite 1 fine firm game • . Man . . _ w.. ..... p , u thrr< ^ ^ lht>u(rh by the vi. Marine, ,hf.v ^ ^ hTU Jim MO* tod Kw lb. Jai toads Massey |a thf k rrccrdi „ as Trim Captain Bdly M , » , 0-t enoueh u ^ Thf r ,f , f. got top honors for th* B boys. t(.r toBdlCM n l ,aded M .rr s . trf PmfKMibk> fr>r th, Coll FA 2-3315 Bout Slated Baugho has two injured ankles hut Will play against the Irish. -----------------------The Rambuti Pygmies, wno live deep in the ltun Forest of the northern Belgian Conga of *‘ ’ .. . people . Africa, are the smallest m the world—no: much more than four feet tall LONDON (UP! 1 - Cuban heavyweight Nino Vsldet will meet Brian London in 1 10-round bout here Dec. L London, former British heavyweight champion, will bs making his first start since being knocked out by Floyd Patterson in a title match May ]. p h itip A COLONIAL CLEANERS 114 S . P a lm etto Drive-la Branch A t* . 314 W. lMh N O V EM B ER by v y * ;iu v t* j J . - i 4..- a . 'V .'.- 9 ^<-- ' C t • »w v a Xr « r r t ;.- Y& J U UT O U T T H I S C O U P O N AND BRING FURNITURE CENTER, 1100 F R E N C H 25 IT T O ^ lS l AVE. !!f I T ’S WORTH D O L L A R S DOWN P A Y M E N T ON A N Y B E D R O O M S U I T E IN T H E HOUSE T H I S WEEK ON LY Dick Tiger Roars Over Decision D a u p h in e ^ UP TO 42 MILES PER GALLON $295 j m m v $1695 delivered <■ TO NEW YORK ( W i t Th* Delaware Blue Hen*, playing foa coach who believes fooebir should be fun. today snapper Mississippi Southern's two • yeagrip on first place m United Press International's small 'IB lege ratings. Coach Dave Nelson's Blue Hern moved from second to first follow, ing an easy, 14-14 victory over Rutgers of the mayor college football diviaioo. But tbe Blue Hens owe a vote of thanks to Mem­ phis Statr, which give them a big assist by upsetting Minis■ippi Southern last Saturday night. 21-4. Mississippi Srtiihem JB ^ praised *>•*K -te d scrimmage might h air been helped by Brown a appearance, Tuiane Coach Andy Pilney avoided scrimmaging the Green . . . . * * •'• Ucinesday. but die aquad did work on offensive running play* m a dummy workout. Pit­ ney Said Alabama has a toner tram than last vest "doe to tbeir to n er passing " Goorgis's Bulldogs were pro­ nounced in good physics! shape with their traditional rivalry bat re stau ran t people taking a ll three urday against Florida us Jack* a * she turned in a 501 scratch Kiev tile's Gator Bowl. The Bull­ •cries to lead her team M argie dogs rut mu the rough stuff to Woods was h:gh for the fu rn itu re avoid any injuries Florida's Boh howlers, and ably helped this CLEVELAND. Ohm k t P U - An Woodruff, tvx tn* most optimistic week ny v .rgmia long and ray* anguished road which reverberated coach ir the conference said h^ Uriffir. 1 nr*, two howlers are through Cleveland Arena Mednes- player* "were a Unto ragged’ turning in highei series each oav night came from Dick Tiger, following a fuil - speed defensive week, and lifting tbetr average Rriu »h E m p i r e middleweight ,cnmm*gi ** ' ^ 7 champion Trnnrssee sharpened it* p»« Knhson Spert*ng Goodi «t*t.k the T,g,r Put |,w „f with the Man in |ns offense in a drill fw Lbl Karl - n t tn Rmjmillat* :hia week x*>r wake of ht» upset defeat in a The \m . are host in hnnvi lie to Junior Title aa the druggists decided enough unanimous decision lor Joey Giar the Tigers for the riomeroming was enough. They won the first delio in their to round nationally game Fight Scheduled game, hut Roh«i.n rsme back televised fight befort shout 2.500 Auburn worked on its good MIAMI il'PIV—Th* winner nl s j »trong i« win ihe second came fans. kit king game in wnsi Coach Ralph 5* round hnut hrtweeti Vince %tsr and also »rt a new lesgur record Visibly shaken by the unespect Jordan said was a good, spirited tinea and Chic* Vcjsr here Dec J for scratch game, havirg a Tip ed derision, the »• year-oW, 1*1 w.-r-kout Misausip|>i State,which will h* reeogaued as the world Nnw seemed the time to realty pound Nigerian, wtw fiv* weeks mceu th* Tiger* at Birmingham junior middlrvrtrht rhsmp'on hv pour st on, an-urding to th * drug- ago rrgiaterrd a titmUr decision naturday. worked out m the ram •he Miami Botrng Commission fis t s , and they did so with ■ T il over Glardelio in Chicago, let the Coacn Wad. Walker switched Chuck Geiger, chairman of th. •cra tch game, wtning the last commission, said Martmrx and game and taking away R f.S n .ru roar »pe*k lor itself white bs Robbs Firming tmm third team in hu dressing room left tackle to the No 2 left gu*-d Vejsr were seleclrd ss opponents new ly won scratch game honors. brooded Rut the Tiger a m anigrr, .lers»> hersuso of their winning records Roth Mary txwi Danyluk and Jones, had plenty in sayVanderbilt wav rained out of s They split two earlier fights VItoi to Shaw turned in identical "1 thought the refereeing was prscure, so the Commodore* It wiU be the first junior middle Weight title bout m history The >*<•*» t» trad Rounullats. and the worst I have seen in years,” to watched Lava of the Kentucky games. Mississippi worked hard weigh! hind haa* to e n 'a rt "at Vm J* * ^ * " ! Kneh’ t n 'i c l o i m * the sportsters. Mary lou had th e 1 pounds. only turkey rolled thl« week, and splits were made hy Mary Satre. Royals Get Reed tn* I-T, Erma W'ebh, 5-4 IP, ana CINCINNATI ( L T D — The Cm Frances Cross, the 4.10, einnati Royals hav« acquired Hub Nest week The Dig will try for Reed from the Sl Loins Haw ka lor Pryor's berth a» they play each a playor )0 to named laicr. At other on five and all. Rmimillats though he set srnemg records at will go against Vkilaon-Maier on Oklahoma CRy University. Bred on* and tw# alleys, and Robsons has been a bench warmer with the will plav the Foodman on lanes SUvvkl this season ] threw and four. N O T IC E Blue Hens Take Over Ratings th* "*"* rig h game M> fh B rown v n ited the Crim son „ u rsx Tbe Alabama f»rrt city >* boat in ita well • known way to North Carolina Stats and Missis­ sippi Southern in the opener. Tulane and Alabama close out the <*»> with a nightcap SEC match. Jammy Fee-mew SAlabama i t u a i sgreat r r t l jonany en the lead again. Thii time the PAT wai no good and tbe score read Sanford. 14 and DeLand, 20. Sanford took tbe kick II and ™ the second play from sc rim m i f t / Butch Riser broke through and outran the entire Bulldog secon­ d in ' for a S3 yard ID . Sanford s attempt at tbe prirt failed and th« score was deadlocked at 34-20. Early in the final period the Seminoles began tbeir march again. Riser and Bowen moved the ball well tad from the r . Davie broke through and romped for bis second score. Tbe point attempt was no good but tH \ Seminoles held a * point lead, *-20. From here on out it was Sanford all tbe way. Tbe big defease held and tbe Seminole* began ’h eir , final march down tbe field. From tbe IS yard line Davis ripped up the middle this time for bis third TD of tbe evening. Te add sail to tbe wound. Davie then skirted tbe end for tbe eatra pout giv­ ing tbs Seminole* a >3-34 v ic to ry PALM DESERT. Calif. ( LPI) Chrifty O'Connor's fit in Wednes­ day's "for fun” pro-celebrity tour­ nament gave Bntiih golferi new hope today they would retain the Ryder Cup in matches starting Friday. O'Connor's score, two under par s U p p e d t o s e c o o d ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ for the Eldorado course, wia the best of the day and the score) of STA-NU Cleanin« other British piav era indicated the K eeps Oothan course would prove no more prob­ LIKE NEW! lem to them than American Ryder Cup player*. THE JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES will perform at the Peanut Bowl game Saturday a t 7 p. m. They are, back row. left to rig h t: Fat Chapman. Sherry T hrasher. Melaine Williams. Margie Sokolib. Ann Mahan. Shelia Tawnley. Freddie Berryhill. Sharon Ball, and Sylvia William*. Front row, left to right. Kathy Raker, Sharon Drum. Janet Johnson. Joy Duggar. Mary Scott, Judy Lavender, Bonnie Caolo and P at Bans. (Staff Photo) Top place Heavy Seven Alfa continued to roll by laking three points from Heaiy Three • B”, while Big John l hr. top man sat out and The Heavy Seven's bowled with a blind. High for the wmneri was Gerald Smith, as Carl Stuckart led for the loosen Second place GGA Tower con­ tinued its pace and remained w-tthie one point of tbe leaders by taking three from the Chiefs of Fssroni Rfli Gmr.es, was high again foe GGA as OHeame led tbe Chiefs The lost dropped the CPO old mea into tbe cellar. Heaiy Three Alfa loomed abead of NAS Operations by tak­ ing three from the fast fading While Halt of FASRON Fifty^ne. Bob La ita took honors for the .Alfa gang, as Danny Rosa led for the White Hattrrs. Three Bravo .lost, three . , . . .but . . _man *'V “ 3 <* * * * Ct>“ m u n itio n s by pjriaB as the Communicator. ;IM time* big of* ' 10 Hf* '7after Thrffs C“i r '* ”rest, >*• Carl Roccl week* ■ntt ease ms saw da snmethtna e—y m —f i T * -----" —g - r ia Of * gro ~ 1<> -“T » d c m i* about fc,” __L * * : : '. gh series Banks dubbed art 41 home ran* » , Fondaart laid it on in tbe • winding throughout lb* coolest 1and it v a t a t» a« effort all the way. _____ On the______ opening kickoff Sanford fumbled and DeLand recovered on the 30. On seven plays they marched for the score and ran for tbs extra print making it a quick 1-9. Then Sanford got the ball and began to roll. Davis sod Bobby Bowen ripped off good yardage and with * e ball on the DeLand S . Davis brake off tackle and went for tbe first Sanford score. Bobby Edwards ran tbe point making tbe score 7-7. Early in the secood quarter Sanford moved to the DeLand five yard line on good runs by : Riser. Bowen and Davis. Bowen then bit up tbe middle for the score giving Sanford the edge. Edwards again added tbe point making tbe score 14-7. DeLand took over and began to move. They moved inside tbe Sanford IS yard line but the big defense held and the Semmolej took over on downs. On second play. quarterback Trrwilliger fumbled and a DeLand lineman picked the ball up and raced for tbe tcore. They atm ran tbe point making tbe score '4-14. The second half opened with Sanford kicking The Bui' ogs showed a little fire and on three beautiful pass plays they had tsk- TH E Saafwrd PUBLIC M0Tit E IS R4.RKBV GIVEN that the Board nf Adjustment will hold a regular monthly meeting the City Commission Rams of the City Hall at S;M p. u . oa Tuesday. November IP. 1444. ia order to consider an appeal tor a Variance a! th* Boning Cod* *f the City of Sanford pertaining to the rear vard require­ ments tor commercial property located on the .southw o t corner nf 25lh St reel and French Avenue, legal description: Dreamwnkd. Block 4. Lots 1 ta 5 inchiitee, and beginning at the North, east comer of said Lot 1, Block 4. run East IT feet ta the B esterty right-of way 155 feet, thence Mrs! IT r*e: ta the Southeast corner r t aaid Lot k. Block 4. thence North ta beginning, and the East 1 feet «f tho North 112 k feet nf that rertatn unnamed alley • • *h* Bert aide *f lo ll 1 to 5 inclusive, Rlork t, tWeamwold Se# “la w Sunday • Lane, the at 4:00, Plainnmin" t hannej 2. T J Z c J O m V JZ aioA Q o . sm all W. nf cars are NOT A Chairman BOO FRENCH 01 r b u s in e s s — s id e l in e : FA 5-40B3 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT W E H A V E 15 G O O D TH E FIRST 15 PEOPLE W ITH ONLY 49 DAYS LKFT Small Deposit Will Hold Your Gift USED OIL HEATERS 20 DOLLARS EACH G ETS TH EM FURNITURE ■ • C E N T E R a 1100 FRENCH OPEN FRIDAY’S TIL 9 P. M. F A 2-7953 D > �J CBS Boss Denies Charge Hetw ork Ignored Rigging WASHINGTON tUFl) — CBS N i U w l Fruk BUnton today hotly doniod a tongrassionsl Ineestigaler's eh irn that network attWlala Ignored 1917 “a t o m d p a l a " that TV qvia ahowa war* rif*«d. ‘ Sure, we wara wrong," Stanton said. “I don't want to dany that #-tost n lot of people wara In­ volved. 1 wouldn't fay there warn atom algnala *p all over. Vary Saw panple know about thla," Hia voice raised, the head of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ tem And the reply at Robert W. Uthman, chief counael for a Houae subcommittee Investigating quit allow fixer. Liihman had cballenged Stanton'a statement that ha was "completely unaware" fed nay "irregularity" on the CBS network until Aug. g, 1068. Stanton had slid la a prepared ataleaMwt that "when geaalp afcowt gall ahowa in general came te my attention, I was aasured by ear television network people that these show* were completely above criticism of this kind (rigg in g l." "With benefit o( hindsight," he Mid, “ it is now clear th a t I should have gone further." Stanton also aaid Congress could pass a law making it a crime to "use deceitful practices," but that there is no sure way to eliminate the danger of rigged quit shows. That is why CBS took all ita big money ahowa off |h t air. he aaid. He mneeded that Ihe television Industry “didn’t exercise suffi­ cient diligence" prior lo 195* to prevent quir show rigging. But ha added that "hindsight is al­ ways 30-30." "I grew up in the business." ha said. “1 should heva known. I nt least enuld have been more curious." Ushman said it was “ rather remarks hi*" that the president of a major network “did not have ■ay Inkling" of the rigging prior to Aug. S, 1958. Stanton Mid this 1 (Eh? § m tfo r h WRATHBR: Cloudy w i* - f m t lf o of efcowera tonight nnd eotd. High today. $6-70. Ix»w tonight, 45-50. United Frees Leaned Wire Established 1B08 waa the date the sponsor of the VOL. X U X "Dolto" show relied irregularities to the attention e f CBS and NBC official*. Stanton implicitly rriticiird the aland taken by the National Broadcasting Co. NBC has not taken its big quit shows off the a ir but has set up a special inves­ tigating unit. NBC President Robert K. Kintner recommended in testimony Thursday that Congress bolster NBC'a clean • up meniures by making it a crime (or any person 'to participate in rigging a TV quit show. Subcommittee member* qtieaHoned whether the TV industry's “ self-policing" proposal* go far enough in preventing recurrences of fakery. Stanton said it "might be desiiahle" fnr Congress to give the government power to crack down on fraudulent games or eonteata carried on or in any advertising medium — television, radio and Gov. LeRoy Collin* will have to make a choice between newspaper and other publications. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1959 SANFORD* FLORIDA NO. IM Gatchel, Beckwith Considered For Vacancy In Clerk's Post No Immediate Action Taken By Governor Big Snow Storm Slams Midwest Leaving 14 Dead two men for the circuit court clerk** job lieing vacated by the t ailed Press International resignation of O. I*. Herndon. The season's first hig incur Arthur Beckwith Jr., deputy tax collector for the p*at ilorm was rxperted in blow itself eight year*, ha* applied for consideration for the post. out today with a parting shot at County Commissioner David Gatchel. who waa the com­ hard hit northern Michigan. mission's liaison man with Mrs. Fifteen inches of whit* covered Mary Earle Walker in the I ihe ground at Marquette, Mich., long wrangle over the lax asses*- but the weather bureau predicted the storm would finle to flurries man! roll, ia the only other knowa over Michigan snd the upper Ohio prospect being considered Valley today. Lanz Bailed Out Al least 14 deaths were blamed The governor'i office reported MIAMI (UPl>—Ex-Major Pedro at noon that Herndon's resigna­ on Ihe storm, four each in Wis­ consin and Iowa, two in Montana Dial I.am, charged with murder tion had hern received, hut no and one each in Minnesota, lilinand attempted murder by the oii, Colorado and Kentucky. Most Cuban government he deserted, action was indicated. Until tha resignation is official­ victims died In traffic accidents. was free under >3,000 bond today j »■jyLx p j ■ ‘ after spending 3o hours in jail. i . • ly accepted, the veteran clerk j The storm swept out of the technically atlll is in office and Rockies Wednesday to grasp an area from Montana to Texas to pj > ■' • ■. the work can proreed, but with Alabama to Wisconsin in its chilly TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Duval him and Deputy Clerk E. L. Bur­ grip- •• , V . p . 15. County Hep. George Stalling* J r ., Fourteen Inches of snow fell in said Unlay the reapportlonmenl la- dick both retiring effective today, Montana. Readwood, S. D , re­ •• ■ ( 1 sue, which failed al Ihe polls thla no official papers rould he sign­ ported 13 Inches, Jamestown, N. week, ii a political football used ed in the office unless a replace­ D. was smothered under two • foot by certain politicians in their ment ia made as coon as tba drills and Wausau. Wi*., receiv­ ' i ' 5t ■’ .• ’•if • it campaign lor office. resignation is official. ed U inches. if •Kush hour traffic in Midwest Sen. Douglas Stenstrom gave his support to 'teckwilh today. cities turned into giant Jams as WINTER HAVEN t U P D - T h e He issued a italemenl which said: Officials were unahle lo clear PROCLAIMING EDUCATION WEEK. 1b Sanford is V: ^ \»-i- ’ * '.*'«TrS 33.300.00U advertising campaign to "1 have today recommended to street* snd handle the rash uf , f t J r : ■, *».»; ' - . , Mayor A. L Wilson, who joined School Supt. R. T, Milsell more Florida manufactured Gov. Collins that Mr. Arthur fender bending accident*. wet* in aunctioning local participation in American Edu­ Dozens of school* closed when frozen orang* concentrate showed Beckwith J r , of Sanford tie ap­ ijkah; s ■ cation Week Nuv. 8 through 14. During th« weak, offi­ more signs of paying oft today. pointed tu fill Ihe unexpired por­ buses boggnl down oo snow-block­ The Florida Canner* Assn, said tion of Mr. Herndon's teem aa ed roads. Hundred* of cars were cial * nml teachers *tre*« informing tha public on ichool PATROLMAN J. T. HARDY, treasurer of the international Order of Odd­ Thursday that sales are up 23 per clerk of the circuit court of abandoned In roadside ditches lieproblem*, aim* and method*. (Staff Photo) fellow*, presents a $50 check to United Fund Representative George Day cause their drivers could not rope cent uver the same period of last Seminole County. on behalf of the organization. This contribution was the first to come from year ami up * per cent over tha "Mr. Beckwith, in my opinion, with lee ■ paved highways ami fame period of 1937, a fraternal order. is well qualified lo perform the whittling winds. duties of this oUig* by raaaoa of hi* eight years at service In tba — WASHINGTON (UPD—Ib r Agri lax collector's office-"---------------Beckwith said this morning that culture Department predicts that the farmer's share of the house­ his announcement yesterday dial wife's food dollar will drop next ha would saak the Job brought year to the lowest point in more "hundred* of calls" (rum friends. "It's good to know that I have than a quarter of a century. The The missile industry nerds young uut a couperstlva program to tosuch goosi support and I ip p r t BERLIN t l i m - At any oilier farm share of Ihe consumer food young peopta ami is trying to work elude high ichool students interest­ The Dusty Boots Hiding Asso­ dollar this year is estimated at d ale Ihe good wishes of my time in any ulher place American Tba Ural cold wave ia Mpcctad The Weather Hurt-au predicted ciation will sponsor a rodeo and 1* cents,, down iwo cents from friends," he said, i took this officials might consider the inci­ ed In science, a Martin Co. aata tot tbs county tonight with tam- temperatures would drop as low barbecue November IS it was an­ 1938. It is at the lowest level action because 1 really want tba dent of Ihe East German R isk * a* glnaer told county toaabaaa last job and fael that I will be able ic arrly more than a mildly in­ £ p e r a t u r c s dipping to 43 degrees, a* 37 degrees in Nurth Florida to­ nounced today by Hugh Carlton, since 1938. night. to give the peoplr the liscal re teresting footnote to the history tha waather bureau reported this night with readings near tha dan- chairman of rodeo arrangement*. K. C. khreckengoat, deputy ani spoosibtlity and service needed m of the rurioo* world in w h ic h we moratog. Chilly north winds blew Hanford Junior High School and gar point for tender crops by Sun Carlton said this would be a i tlie clerk's office," ba said. gineer on Uie kleiliu Bullpup pralive. tba moat aavara cold front of the Lyman will compete in the an­ FORT LAUDERDALE I DPI) "full-fledged" rodeo with cowboys Gatchat said ba wouldn't com­ But the time is the tense ami nual Peanut Howl tomorrow at Jact, urged tbe teacher member* season into northern Florida today day morning tumultuous year uf tti&t). South Florida apparently will gut coming here from ail over the The Tri-County lasagne urged ment al this lime. uf tba Heminuia County Education with Central Florida to get the 7:30 p. m. The highly popular Herndon and And the place is Berlin — this brual of the cold spall tonight and a one-day reprieve from tha cold state of Florida. Also some of Thursday night a special session The highlight of the evening Assn, to encourage high school nf the Legislature lo work out Burdick, who are rounding out a early tomorrow. spell. Law temperatures tonight the best quarter horses from the reapportionment "in line with the total of 37 years of pttbllr service vital, divided nly where orves will he thr crowning of tha Pea­ students to investigate the ml*illn in the lower peninsula will range Southeast will be seen in rattle constitution." The league, made today, ended with "the u su a l' ■re jtinipiri suit temper* «pl In nut Ibivvl Queen with 10 girls and electronics fields. be shorter than they are almost rnmpeltng lor laurel*. The Martin Co. is trying to em­ in Ihs 60'* and 70‘s Highs today culling demonstration* and con up of city officials in Dade. Brow, work day*. anywhere el-r that the political All procerdt uf the game will ploy Florida people and already tests. Bucking horses, calf rop- ard and Palm Beach counties, will be from *2 to 18. Herndon, known as "Ju d g e" to interest of East and West collide. go Into the equipment fund of has begun a high school coopera­ Tha northerly winds reached the ing. steer dogging and wild row led the fight against the tt-sen- many residents, spent hts last Ho beginning today ami through Hanford Junior High School. tive training program a t Orlando» Panhandle area early today, drop milking will add excitement lo the star, lU3-repre»enlallve r H i strict- day "making a final cheek of the r* ii i /* . i Holiday, an Allied aimy of 3(1.000 he laid. ping temperatures to the low 30's. show. mg plan. 00878708 routine, including bookkeeping." —11,000 U.H, French and Itrillah E m ir Cowley, Hanford mam bar •Heavy showers preceded the lead­ The rodeo will lake place at Burdick spent the final day troop* mil 19 04)6 West Berlin |*>of the Herring rommiltaa of ihe ing edge of the cold front. Apala­ 2 p in. on die grounds hack of on the Job "like #ny other day." llre — wiB he ready if needed program action committee of lha MAI.IBU, Calif. (UPD A chicola recorded 2 63 inrhe* of ram Sanford Farmer's Auction Market. Herndon has been clerk since to keep East Germany from fly­ Florida Education Assn., reported Previous lo the show, between wind-whipped brush bra waa con­ in six hours this morning. 1333 and Burdick baa worked m ing >ia new hammer and compass on plans bring studied by the group City work crew* started sandScattered shower* wara forecast noon ami rodeo lima, a barbecue tained today mx hours after It the clerk's office since 1926. Both Rag near thr Rations on the elesealing E. First St between San­ fnr discussion with legislators d u r­ erupted and sent fir* plagued San­ for the rest of the state today. The will he served to every ticket began liuur last day with plenty valed railroad in ihe Western sec­ ford and Mellonville Aves today, ing thr coming term. holder. Admission will be St 23 for ta Monica Mountain residents scur­ coldest weather tonight was ex­ uf work on ttisir desk*. The talk* wer* part of lha pro­ tor. City Manager Warren Knowle* pected in the Suwannee lliver dis­ adult* and .73 for children mid rying to safety. They said they plan i Ida uf gram fcw Hie County association * In return. She Allies have held reported. On* home was destroyed and trict, with Tradings of 27 to 40. will include tmth events leisure after today. Herndon said hut the Knowles warned motorists lo *ecund inerting of the year and Carlton staled that the club is another damag'd aa tha Dames Temperature* nf 40 to 46 were fore Slate Representative Gordon hr will just Ilka it easy and hack a formal alert Ihe street I were heard by 230 teacher* pres­ paying approximately 31,000 Lo cast elifwhtre near the Georgia /} tpread a blackened path over 80 Frederick, addressing Lake Mary perhaps do s little work around Communists *f» wily and the Al­ avoid speeding on ent. lies at* wary. while Hit work is being done bring riders and regular rodeo acres of watershed. There wara an Alabama borders. Hie house." Burdick plana to visit Chamber of Commerce members The Lakeland Weather Bureau, stock to Sanford. no injuries his children in New York and The rlub is a non-profit urgani- last night, blamed voter apathy The swiit moving flames were in its regular morning tem pera­ may tie do a liUl* fishing." spurred along by winds up to 80 ture bulletin for farmers, laid l a tr n amt was formed for people for defeat of the reapportion mile* an hour at times. t<o* An­ feinperature* will be “ near the interested in riding Over fitly rnent amendment. Tuesday geles County Fire Chief Keith danger poinl in the northern dis­ memhrrs lakr part in trail ride* He said he was greatly dis­ Klinger had expressed early con- trict* Sunday morning." and other rlub activities. appointed that approximately only cern for some TO homes in the one-ilxth of the registered voters area. Quick action by [ire crews who went to the polls ami explained HAVANA (UPll — Cubs is rs rushed in masses of equipment that he feels this was tlie last pet-leil lu seise 13,44)4) acres uf the I was credited with rarly contain­ rhance for a fair reapportlonmenl King Ranch's 33,000-acr* cattle ment of the fire that thrust its for some time. spread in Camaguay Province way through scattered scrub oak He explained duties <* legisla­ Saturday, a spokesman for the and dry grass that covert the tor* while in session and mention­ American operated enterprise laid coastal range. ed some of thr bill* the Seminole today. The iirs started near the Hughes County group worked on in 1939. The spokesman said King repre Aircraft experimental laboratory He concluded wilh a general tentative* hae been summoned ta Tlie Sanford Art Assn, ha* tin a community ran gel from a well when an electrical transformer discussion period, answering ques­ appear al Ihe local office of the exploded, spewing out (lames •d up an outstanding authority to supported Art association. tions on lobbyists' pressure, re National Institute fnr Agrarian The meeting I* scheduled to which were caught and spread by speak at its meeting Monday apportionment in the (mure, pro- Reform Saturday morning lo select the winds. Electronic research ia night, when Carl Bolander will start at 7:34) p h i at th e Civic ceures of forming and presenting the 1.6410 acres which may be ra Center. be guest speaker conducted at the plant. bills, racial integration amt re­ tamed. Bolander I* a man who knows assessment of property values in his fields, whether discussing in Ihe stale. dustrisl art or stage design. Ed Zimmerman, speaking lor He hat taught and lectured at citucns of the area, expressed ap Columbia and Ohio Slate Univerpredation lo the legislator tor his part in securing approval of MIAMI BEACH (U P ll - A n Air sitie* as well a* I'ralt Institute DELANO I UPll Volusia Ihe bill creating Ihe Lake Mary Force general predicts Ihe United and the Industrial \rt tnslilule nf founty commissioners voted $7(M.Fire District. Stales will have a system nf spy design in New York. Hr has masters and doctorate o iio Thursday for construction af satellites in orbit by the early a new jail in Del.and. 1960‘s to give quirk warning of degrees m the field of art, edu­ cation. applied design and indus­ A plan to move the county seat enemy misde attack fiom here to Daytuna Hcaih apMat. Cert Victor R. Haugen trial art. Bolander tux spoken in abo imirnlly wax headed off by Ihe m <aid Tnunday the satellites would be the heart of the new Misaila lo.ooo cities, towns and villages action. None uf those in favor of Did* will be received *1 Tall* relocating the county seat war* Identification, Detection and Alarm and lo more than three ami a half EXECUTIVE UUILDING COMMITTEE or tha Good Shephard U t h a r u hassce Nov !9 for the portion of present for tha session. million people. System calie MIDAS. Church and John Lungly, Orlando, architect advisor, made plana for Mto the Sanford Ave., project which He is presently doing a lecture Haugen, Air Force director of church's initial building fund drive at a kickoff dinner at tha Shrina Club. include* widening ii to four lanes development and planning, said series on the "Effect at Hobbies from Road 46 lo G i n d c r v i B r . a I.angle told the group that before any congregation build* a church, R satelitce also promise to he of In Juvenile and Senile Del in MIAMI (U P ll—It had to happen distance of I * mile*. great use in future navigation and quency " must know why it ia needed anti wanted. A film on church architecture Btda will be received »t 10.30 *onn*r or la tar. At Monday’s mealing. Bolander communications. Ha said aiudiaa waa shown. Tha committee la, front row, left to right. Bill Myara, finonaa a.m. on tha project, whieh wilt A woman mo*onat 4 w aa Rva kave shown that three satellite* wiU speak on the "Value at Cul­ chairman; Richard Site* and John Peaagood. Back row, Bobby Briaaajr, make Hanford Ave. four lanes all miles Thursday with a tsoy for­ b 24-hour orbits can provide a ture Clubs To Economic Growth I.angle. Held Iverson, chairman nf the committee, anil Jim Brynnt. tlie way to Ihe entry to the Naval eign sports rar locked on the rear "WCure. instantaneous loimnum of the Community.'* (Staff I’holo) CARL HULANDEK bumper of her big Amec lean car. Air Htation. Bolander plana to explain whal p aalieas network." News Briefs Political Football I Ad Campaign Pays Cold W ave Expected To Hit Area Tonight Dusty Bools Rodeo Scheduled Nov. 15 Missile Industry Needs FarmorV Share Down Berlin 'Tense' Over Flag Display Students, Teachers Told Peanut Bowl T ilt Slated Tomorrow Special Meet Urged Giant California Scaling Project Started By City Frederick Hits Voter 'Apathy' Cattle Seizure Planned By Cuba A rt Group's Speaker Is Real Authority In Field Spy Satellites Predicted Soon Volusia Board Approves New Jail Sanford Ave. Bids Due By Nov. 19 Had To Happen -arf A 31 � 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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